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Unidentified by the Photographer from the phylum porifera on the floor of Rikoriko Cave at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ka9tF6RIN9khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ka9tF6RIN9k/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0022.jpg2011-07-17-0022.jpgSponge from the phylum Porifera unidentified by the Photographer at Barren Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 370.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 156:18 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 62.4 meters..Bottom Time: 87 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,834 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bqn5Wuzpr0Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bqn5Wuzpr0Q/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-30-0095.jpgStelletta crater (Sponge)Stelletta crater (Sponge) covered by the bright orange encrusting sponge Desmacella dendyi. Wednesday 30 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 527 Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 345:11 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 75.5 meters Bottom Time: 153 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 93% OTU: 75% Bottom Time to Date: 36,337 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,490 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004h7ZRz.qJRMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004h7ZRz.qJRM/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0353.jpg2009-07-26-0353.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ep_TW5TYFg4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ep_TW5TYFg4/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0352.jpg2009-07-26-0352.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sG.nCK0.bJghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sG.nCK0.bJg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0372.jpgGiant KelpGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) off the coast of the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean. Thursday 06 January 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WJQve3lSV3whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WJQve3lSV3w/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0385.jpgGiant KelpGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) off the coast of the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean. Thursday 06 January 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tkSyFvjEiFEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tkSyFvjEiFE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0448.jpgBull KelpDurvillaea antarctica (Bull Kelp). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X5cGTKIn9pshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X5cGTKIn9ps/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0447.jpgBull KelpDurvillaea antarctica (Bull Kelp). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZH1AI8xOemghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZH1AI8xOemg/fit=1000x1000/2014-10-23-0520.jpgNeptune’s NecklaceHormosira banksii (Neptune’s Necklace). Wednesday 10 September 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F1Q4xENzIzshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F1Q4xENzIzs/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0350.jpg2009-07-26-0350.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k.bkjG1d4m8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k.bkjG1d4m8/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0351.jpg2009-07-26-0351.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HLNvqZoZvvQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HLNvqZoZvvQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0037.jpgGiant KelpGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Davis Point in Perseverance Harbour on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean. Friday 07 January 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 295 Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions. Site: Davis Point, Perseverance Harbour, Campbell Island, Sub Antarctic Islands. Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 8 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 14.2 meters. Bottom Time: 41 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 17,706 minutes. Cumulative Time: 17,747 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JglHKBjfhpYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JglHKBjfhpY/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0252.jpgGiant KelpGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) Opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean. Saturday 08 January 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 296 Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions. Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands. Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes. Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JkPEkTRnzGEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JkPEkTRnzGE/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0273-2.jpgGiant KelpGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) Opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean. Saturday 08 January 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 296 Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions. Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands. Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes. Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009vtyqrcezmEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009vtyqrcezmE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0611.jpg2011-05-16-0611.JPGHingebeak shrimp (Rhynchocinetes sp.) hide inside a coral (Turbinaria sp.) at North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 344 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,524 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,585 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HgFoAr4WiqAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HgFoAr4WiqA/fit=1000x1000/KERMADEC-09.jpgRangitāhuaGalapagos sharks are widely distributed, found around oceanic islands throughout the Pacific and Indian Oceans, and are incredibly abundant at the Kermadecs. At one point divers on the expedition counted 14 circling them. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 111 September- October 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/kermadecs/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LegQPZTf0RMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LegQPZTf0RM/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0188.jpg2014-04-08-0188.jpgTuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GymvBg3XOyMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GymvBg3XOyM/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0048-3.jpgBronze Whaler SharkCarcharhinus brachyurus (Bronze Whaler Shark) at Tye Dye, Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Monday 29 April 2013. Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 472 Site: Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 11:10 Temperature: 18.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 277:26 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 21.4 meters Bottom Time: 101 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 31,616 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,647 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JNsipEXyUKYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JNsipEXyUKY/fit=1000x1000/KERMADEC-12.jpgRangitāhuaAsh Mangnall crew member on the RV Braveheart, gets ready to pull up a deepwater trap from one of the ships tenders off the Coast of Raoul Island. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 111 September- October 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/kermadecs/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ghICHiLQOjchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ghICHiLQOjc/fit=1000x1000/KERMADEC-11.jpgRangitāhuaLike an alien life form, this anemone found at North Meyer Island defied description by the scientists on the voyage. Many of the fish are well known, but due to the isolation of the archipelago, the invertebrates and corals are highly endemic. Like other species in its order, the mouth of this anemone is surrounded by tentacles equipped with stinging nematocysts. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 111 September- October 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/kermadecs/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZcIqGMVTjPwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZcIqGMVTjPw/fit=1000x1000/KERMADEC-08.jpgRangitāhuaThe spotted black grouper is an icon of the Kermadecs, seen here patrolling a wall encrusted with gorgonian fans at Nugent Island, the most northerly of the Kermadec group. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 111 September- October 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/kermadecs/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FF1tfp02E0ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FF1tfp02E0o/fit=1000x1000/KERMADEC-07.jpgRangitāhuaSplendid by name, splendid by nature, the splendid hawkfish (right) holds dual residency, being common to the Kermadecs Islands as well as Lord Howe Island and Norfolk in the Tasman, and islands fringing Australia. Although the larvae have a swim bladder, adult hawkfish don’t, so can often be found resting in crevices of rocks or among the branches of corals and gorgonian fans. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 111 September- October 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/kermadecs/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_BdZefhJdtghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_BdZefhJdtg/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0242.jpgSouthern Pygmy LeatherjacketSouthern Pygmy Leatherjacket (Brachaluteres jacksonianus) at Kingscote Reef at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 998 Time: 11:46 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 105 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,075minutes Cumulative Time: 53,180https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xSF61RUq248https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xSF61RUq248/fit=1000x1000/KERMADEC-17.jpgRangitāhuaA moray eel shows its fangs to the photographer and appears to be defending its magnificently lush patch bedecked with gorgonian fans at Dayrell Island. However the toothy smile is not so much a display of aggression as a biological necessity—the moray lacks gill flaps and must open and close its mouth constantly to flush water over the gills. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 111 September- October 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/kermadecs/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pEyv723wawYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pEyv723wawY/fit=1000x1000/KERMADEC-15.jpgRangitāhuaThe glamorous Moorish idol is a colourful symbol of the tropical influence at the Kermadecs. These painted reef fish are found throughout the tropical Indo-Pacific and are omnivorous; ‘oligotrophs’ which can thrive in low nutrient environments. Unlike the temperate seas around the New Zealand mainland—rich in nutrients upwelling from the south and washing off the land—tropical water has low productivity and high diversity, favouring generalists like the idol that feed on invertebrates and sponges. Scientists are interested to know if such tropical fish are actually breeding at the Kermadecs or are merely recruits washing in with currents as larvae from Norfolk and Lord Howe Islands. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 111 September- October 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/kermadecs/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NWwwnGIFg_whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NWwwnGIFg_w/fit=1000x1000/2021-01-07-0009.jpgCrested WeedfishCristiceps aurantiacus (Crested Weedfish). Thursday 07 January 2021 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2021. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1,069 Time: 12:26:00 Site: Daniel's Reef, Leigh, Auckland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Arie Spyksma. Boat: TrueKit. Temperature: 20°C Open Circuit. Maximum Depth: 9 meters. Bottom Time: 55 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 56,919 minutes. Cumulative Time: 56,974 minutes. Notes: Looking for Sea Horses No Luck, Plenty of Crested Weedfish.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hSWc5J3XcWshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hSWc5J3XcWs/fit=1000x1000/Crested-Weedfish-New-Zealand-0009.jpgCrested Weedfish New ZealandCristiceps aurantiacus (Crested Weedfish)Saturday 26 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 523 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle. Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:39 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.5 meters Bottom Time: 163 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 118% OTU: 82% Bottom Time to Date: 35,670 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,833 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g1RAodkFnbwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g1RAodkFnbw/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-19-0067-1.jpg2013-04-19-0067_1.JPGDecapterus koheru (Koheru) at Tasman Bay, Great Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 19 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 465 Site: Tasman Bay, Great Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 271:24 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters Bottom Time: 126 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 70% OTU: 63% Bottom Time to Date: 31,047 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,173 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jXE_eRBg8FYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jXE_eRBg8FY/fit=1000x1000/KERMADEC-06.jpgRangitāhuaThe proposed Kermadecs Ocean Sanctuary stretches over 620,000 square kilometres of sea, pocked with small rocky islands and riddled with underwater volcanoes and deep trenches. It supports life not found anywhere else in the world. Yet the sanctuary remains unratified; subject to a fisheries dispute currently before the courts and the rubber stamp of Parliament. What’s at stake? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 111 September- October 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/kermadecs/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZxPzJKmcuJ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZxPzJKmcuJ0/fit=1000x1000/KERMADEC-14.jpgRangitāhuaThe Kermadec demoiselle is also found at Easter Island in the distant east of the Pacific. It was probably a passenger on an ocean current which no longer exists and the two populations have since evolved in isolation—the form at the Kermadec Islands is a brilliant yellow and easily the most abundant of the reef fish found there. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 111 September- October 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/kermadecs/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CfIyLkw_FCshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CfIyLkw_FCs/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0314.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga..Saturday 01 September 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aqR_QrLg7ZIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aqR_QrLg7ZI/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-04-0187.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga..Tuesday 04 September 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y6r_GJrROdEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y6r_GJrROdE/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0146.jpg2010-07-09-0146.jpgCallyspongia latituba (Organ-pipe sponge) at Northern Arch, the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 265.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 12.3 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 73:28 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters...Bottom Time: 110 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,131 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,241 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hrf1TkDNeAkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hrf1TkDNeAk/fit=1000x1000/KERMADEC-05.jpgRangitāhuaA purple gorgonian sea fan spreads its fingers to catch nutrients at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islands. Like all of the 500 species of its order the fan is actually a massive colony of gorgonian polyps, each with eight tentacles filtering plankton and particles from the prevailing currents. As the fan grows it reaches further from reef walls to maximize its food supply. Here, planktivorous mado fish—sometimes called “eastern footballers” in Australia, on account of the resemblance to the striated uniforms of Aussie Rules players—ply the same wall, a very different browser looking for bigger pieces of the same food. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 111 September- October 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/kermadecs/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O23iq8K00Z0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O23iq8K00Z0/fit=1000x1000/KERMADEC-04.jpgRangitāhuaStriped boarfish put on a show at the largest of the Milne Islets. The group takes its name from its snout-like beak, though few species are as colourful or dramatically patterned as these. They are rare on the mainland and typically found in pairs or small groups at the Kermadecs. This aggregation of 38 individuals is a remarkable sight, and may be the same group recorded in this location by NIWA researcher Malcolm Francis two decades ago. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 111 September- October 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/kermadecs/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZlXPF8r5uxIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZlXPF8r5uxI/fit=1000x1000/M-ui-04.jpgDEEP TROUBLEMarc Oremus, a marine mammal specialist and crack shot, aims and fires a biopsy dart into the flank of a Māui dolphin. While some contend that such sampling is an overly invasive method for critically endangered dolphins, it is one of the only ways to extract genetic material that contributes to scientists’ understanding of their genetic health, abundance and particularly their movements and relationships with other groups. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 110 July – August 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/mauis-dolphin-deep-trouble/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Hj3OVP8wmishttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Hj3OVP8wmis/fit=1000x1000/M-ui-03.jpgDEEP TROUBLEMarc Oremus, a marine mammal specialist and crack shot, aims and fires a biopsy dart into the flank of a Māui dolphin. While some contend that such sampling is an overly invasive method for critically endangered dolphins, it is one of the only ways to extract genetic material that contributes to scientists’ understanding of their genetic health, abundance and particularly their movements and relationships with other groups. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 110 July – August 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/mauis-dolphin-deep-trouble/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hRDug__EiFohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hRDug__EiFo/fit=1000x1000/M-ui-01.jpgDEEP TROUBLEFour Māui dolphins surface off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Once the centre of their range, Raglan now marks the southern extent of the much-depleted population, and sightings are infrequent.Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 110 July – August 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/mauis-dolphin-deep-trouble/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eNyejbbkrrYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eNyejbbkrrY/fit=1000x1000/SOUTHERN-RIGHT-WHALE-13.jpgSOUTHERN RIGHT WHALEEvery year a small percentage of tohorā calves are born almost completely white. They lose this colouration as they become adults, although many adults retain white patches. Richard Robinson captured this image from the bow of a dinghy, using a pole camera, when this young whale swam over for a closer look. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 166 October November 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-whales-are-back/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wxd7EmJValshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wxd7EmJVals/fit=1000x1000/SOUTHERN-RIGHT-WHALE-09.jpgSOUTHERN RIGHT WHALEAs snow falls, molecular ecologist Emma Carroll from the University of Auckland looks for a whale to biopsy. Carroll is studying how the whales are related in order to figure out how much the population has grown. By analysing mitochondrial DNA in the samples, she is also able to see how many lines of maternal descent, or haplotypes, are present in the population. From her previous work, she believes all of the tohorā in New Zealand waters are descended from as few as 13 females that survived the carnage of whaling. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 166 October November 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-whales-are-back/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jeNi30N05pwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jeNi30N05pw/fit=1000x1000/SOUTHERN-RIGHT-WHALE-05.jpgSOUTHERN RIGHT WHALEA young southern right whale investigates photographer Richard Robinson’s camera in Sandy Bay, Port Ross. This animal is still growing, as evidenced by its not-yet-fully-formed callosities, the clusters of whale lice that mark the face of every right whale. Tohorā are highly tactile, using their nose, fins and tail to investigate floating objects, which puts them at great risk of entanglement. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 166 October November 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-whales-are-back/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001abJgAzRqXUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001abJgAzRqXU/fit=1000x1000/KERMADEC-02.jpgRangitāhuaSentinel, a hingebeak shrimp stands at attention on a Turbinaria coral at North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets—a small cluster of islands off the eastern shore of the main island of Raoul. The Kermadec Islands are distributed over two degrees of longitude and harbour tropical species such as these, more commonly seen on the Great Barrier Reef, as well as temperate water varieties common to the mainland. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 111 September- October 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/kermadecs/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NOaLrWbm.yQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NOaLrWbm.yQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0218.jpgToadstool grouperTrachypoma macracanthus (Toadstool grouper) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iCg4BXBnQ_4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iCg4BXBnQ_4/fit=1000x1000/2014-01-10-0021.jpgSouthern Bastard codPseudophycis barbata (Southern Bastard cod). Friday 10 January 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Cumulative Time: 34,018 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QVm.XooOaqQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QVm.XooOaqQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0025.jpgHypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch)Hypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch). Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 361.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: 12 Fathom Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 205:07 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 64.4 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,943 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,033 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MyNUMUjUdV4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MyNUMUjUdV4/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0423.jpgBluefishGirella cyanea (Bluefish) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mddGdVD1Nl4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mddGdVD1Nl4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0167-2.jpg2011-05-19-0167-2.jpgBluefish (Girella cyanea) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011.Dive Number: 350.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XwHQHY3Qtx8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XwHQHY3Qtx8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0512-2.jpg2011-05-21-0512-2.jpgBluefish (Girella cyanea) on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Saturday 21 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 356.Dive Buddy: .Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 22 meters..Bottom Time: 43 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,106 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,149 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qRA7SiidrzMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qRA7SiidrzM/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0201.jpg2014-04-08-0201.jpgTuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jXF_6R667_Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jXF_6R667_E/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0704-1.jpg2014-03-11-0704_1.jpgNotothenia microlepidota (Small Scaled Notothenid) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 504 Site: Landing Hut Cove, Antipodes Islands Time: 13:00 Maximum Depth: 10 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 34,101minutes Cumulative Time: 34,161minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Mg_XYGv6m3Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Mg_XYGv6m3M/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-11-0032-2.jpgGolden SnapperCentroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper) school in the upwelling of cold water on Princes Arch Pinnacle, Northern Side of Princes Islands, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 11 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 454 Site: Princes Arch Pinnacle, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 253:56 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 28% OTU: 25% Bottom Time to Date:30,036 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,096 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vqc5nDNg4O8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vqc5nDNg4O8/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0057-2.jpgGolden SnapperCentroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper)..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MSKDZxx1Rlkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MSKDZxx1Rlk/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-11-0031-2.jpgGolden SnapperCentroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper) school in the upwelling of cold water on Princes Arch Pinnacle, Northern Side of Princes Islands, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 11 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 454 Site: Princes Arch Pinnacle, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 253:56 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 28% OTU: 25% Bottom Time to Date:30,036 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,096 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005uR2Ae5EtGMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005uR2Ae5EtGM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0201-2.jpgGolden SnapperGolden Snapper (Centroberyx affinis) hides amongst boulders in Stella Passage, western side of Curtis Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Tuesday 24 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 360.Dive Buddy: .Site: Stella Passage, Western side of Curtis Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,297 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,358 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tRoZIr8Nuf8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tRoZIr8Nuf8/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-06-0187.jpgDwarf scorpionfishScorpaena papillosus (Dwarf scorpionfish). Sunday 06 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 518 Site: First Cove Wall, Breaksea Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:24 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 323:47 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.5 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 35,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,291 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HMV09FosaWYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HMV09FosaWY/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-17-0022.jpgScorpionfishScorpaena papillosus (Dwarf scorpionfish)..Friday 17 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Dennally’s Reef, near the entrance of Tutukaka Marina..Temperature: 18.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 183:51 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 35.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,492 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,600 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Fov60JC0yvYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Fov60JC0yvY/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0171.jpgCarpet SharkCephaloscyllium isabellum (Carpet Shark). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EXprTMUeITkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EXprTMUeITk/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0158.jpgYellow banded perchAcanthistius cinctus (Yellow banded perch). Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 767 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,909 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,834 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lJlSA7MT11whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lJlSA7MT11w/fit=1000x1000/SOUTHERN-RIGHT-WHALE-11.jpgSOUTHERN RIGHT WHALEUniversity Of Auckland researchers attached satellite tags to six non-breeding whales in Port Ross. At $6000 apiece, the tags don’t come cheap. But what they reveal is astonishing. Within days, the tags are already feeding information back to us—one of the whales has headed off in the direction of Campbell Island, while others turn south-west, towards Antarctica. Back home, molecular ecologist Emma Carroll will be able to follow their journeys for the next six months. She’ll also age the whales from her biopsy samples. It’s a newly developed technique, so for the first time we may get an accurate fix on their lifespan and understand their elusive summer feeding grounds. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 166 October November 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-whales-are-back/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UM0Jcwbexp0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UM0Jcwbexp0/fit=1000x1000/SOUTHERN-RIGHT-WHALE-07.jpgSOUTHERN RIGHT WHALEFemale tohorā mate with numerous males. There is no aggression between males during these congregations, which suggests competition instead occurs in the uterus—the male who produces the most, and best, sperm wins. Perhaps for this reason, male tohorā pack some serious equipment. Their testes weigh 1000 kilograms, and they have one of the longest penises of any animal: up to four metres. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 166 October November 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-whales-are-back/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dXwHrBU9BmIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dXwHrBU9BmI/fit=1000x1000/SOUTHERN-RIGHT-WHALE-04.jpgSOUTHERN RIGHT WHALEWhales feature prominently in the stories and myths of Māori voyaging, and migrating whales, especially humpback whales, are thought to have helped guide Polynesian explorers from the tropics to Aotearoa. But while humpback migration routes are fairly well understood, little is known about where southern right whales travel to outside of the breeding season. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 166 October November 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-whales-are-back/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001SOZTX9pWwAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001SOZTX9pWwA/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-04-0004-Pano.jpg2018-05-04-0004-Pano.tifManawatawhi (Great Island) at the Three Kings Islands, New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MBoxSpSJn9Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MBoxSpSJn9Y/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-04-0002.jpg2018-05-04-0002.tifManawatawhi (Great Island) at the Three Kings Islands, New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lL7YQnSEqUohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lL7YQnSEqUo/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-04-0001.jpg2018-05-04-0001.tifManawatawhi (Great Island) at the Three Kings Islands, New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M1m0xYwiIDwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M1m0xYwiIDw/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0046.jpgAntiparactis sp. (Leopard anemone)Antiparactis sp. (Leopard anemone) on a Black Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.)..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rRzyQiZOJgIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rRzyQiZOJgI/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0265.jpg2013-04-17-0265.JPGA rare colour variety of Caprodon longimanus (Pink maomao) at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 462 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 266:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.1 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 89% Bottom Time to Date: 30,758 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,882 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SFth64IkOUUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SFth64IkOUU/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0298.jpgWaikare Wreck 1910The wreck of the Waikare 1910 at Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xp640kLdJ8Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xp640kLdJ8Y/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0363.jpgWaikare Wreck 1910Diver Ian Skipworth on the wreck of the Waikare 1910 at Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XeRSmQRppH4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XeRSmQRppH4/fit=1000x1000/SONYA-MARIA-03.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHDeckhand Kayla Moore and Klein Waetford sort their mixed catch from the Sonya Maria. The fish will be delivered to Leigh Fisheries in the early hours of the morning, and will be served at restaurants that night. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004eaJBzy.J10https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004eaJBzy.J10/fit=1000x1000/Tawaki-03.jpgLIFE ON THE EDGEResearchers Thomas Mattern (left) and Robin Long attach a GPS data logger to a tawaki in Milford Sound. By analysing carbon and nitrogen isotopes in blood and feather samples, scientists can gain an understanding of what the birds are feeding on, while the data loggers reveal where in the ocean they are getting their meal. Despite technically being offshore foragers, Milford Sound tawaki are travelling just a few hundred metres from their nests; an indication of the richness of the fjord environment. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/life-on-the-edge/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 143 January-February 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v.83QVUYYuIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v.83QVUYYuI/fit=1000x1000/TOHOR.jpgTOHORĀThe Whales Are Back - Last century, southern right whales were hunted until there were none left—none that we could find. A small group of these whales, also called tohorā, hid from the harpoon. Deep in the subantarctic, the survivors birthed and nursed their young. Now, tohorā are returning to the coasts of New Zealand to shelter over winter. Are we ready for them? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 166 October November 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-whales-are-back/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ut.av2SgkbAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ut.av2SgkbA/fit=1000x1000/Blue-Shark.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf Auckland. June 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pZWva42k9iUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pZWva42k9iU/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0047.jpg2012-04-18-0047.dngAstrobrachion constrictum (Snake star) which lives mutualistically on Antipatharia (Black Coral)..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rhZ2a.bB.T4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rhZ2a.bB.T4/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0512.jpgBlack CoralAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral) living in a symbiotic relationship with Astrobrachion constrictum (Snake star). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jf8a_PvC5Lwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jf8a_PvC5Lw/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0722.jpgSnake StarAstrobrachion constrictum (Snake star) living in a symbiotic relationship with Antipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WUhzLIUZZfshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WUhzLIUZZfs/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0656.jpgSnake StarAstrobrachion constrictum (Snake star) living in a symbiotic relationship with Antipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d6mpN86EUTUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d6mpN86EUTU/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0701.jpgSnake StarAstrobrachion constrictum (Snake star) living in a symbiotic relationship with Antipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PT6YpKL9.j4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PT6YpKL9.j4/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0725.jpgSnake StarAstrobrachion constrictum (Snake star) living in a symbiotic relationship with Antipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b6pU6djAKxAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b6pU6djAKxA/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0727.jpgSnake StarAstrobrachion constrictum (Snake star) living in a symbiotic relationship with Antipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zkrVHVNUFn4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zkrVHVNUFn4/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-24.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEAuckland Zoo vet in residence Stefan Sav X-rays performs a necropsy on the dead Fairy Tern chick, looking for trauma and taking biopsies for genetics. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.1uqVb1bKyshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.1uqVb1bKys/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-23.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEStefan Sav, resident vet at the Auckland Zoo X-rays the deceased Fairy Tern chick, looking for signs of trauma before preforming a necropsy on the bird. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003Oei3y0CTgQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003Oei3y0CTgQ/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-19.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEHe spent that afternoon and Christmas Day juggling his regular work with chasing single male terns out of the nesting site and fishing for gobies to feed the sick chick. But, on Christmas afternoon, the chick was running out of energy. It ate three fish, but vomited most of them up. Drew went to have a shower and make a coffee, and when he came back it was dead. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GCUGDxd94mAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GCUGDxd94mA/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-01.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEThe rarest bird in New Zealand is the fairy tern, with perhaps 36 adults left in existence. It’s got everything going against it: weather, cats, its own DNA, and the fact that humans love the white-sand beaches where it raises its young. Only a small group of people, many of them volunteers, stand between it and oblivion. What will we lose if it vanishes altogether? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H9KikmuHkmkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H9KikmuHkmk/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0051.jpgYellow Moray eelGymnothorax prasinus (Yellow Moray) framed by the black pillow sponge Ancorina alata.Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 475 Site: Eastern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 280:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters Bottom Time: 114 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 50% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 31,791 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,905 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yrPdlAOJ7M0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yrPdlAOJ7M0/fit=1000x1000/Bone-Articulation.jpgTHE SKELETON CREWOld bones are a staple of museum collections, but only a handful of people in New Zealand have the skills to prepare them for display. Recovering the skeleton of a large animal—rotting it down, preparing, cleaning and articulating it—is a long and demanding journey that only the most dedicated pursue. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-skeleton-crew/ Photograph: Arctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) Otago Museum.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aAzFerWhfYghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aAzFerWhfYg/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0108.jpgSoft CoralAlcyonium aurantiacum (Soft Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007_mgInqNq9Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007_mgInqNq9E/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-02-0605-1.jpgKermadec triplefinEnneapterygius kermadecensis (Kermadec triplefin). Friday 02 October 2015 Dive Number: 756 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 22.9 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,130 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,190 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S3zvQK3oPcAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S3zvQK3oPcA/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0060.jpg2009-10-31-0060.jpgCharlie Gubb the son of the skipper Paul Gubb of Charter Vessel Sweet Georgia brings in his fishing nets after a days diving on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov .The Ivan Franko class, Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008.BTrlCCx5Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008.BTrlCCx5Q/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-39.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEFairy Tern, Orakei Bay 1873 - Hundreds of bird specimens added to Auckland Museum's collections by founding curator Thomas Cheeseman were shot by his younger brother, William Joseph, and their labels bear the tag "W.J.C." The museum could not afford a taxidermist, but Cheeseman's sister Emma learnt the skill and prepared many of the specimens. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QbHaNtad9Cchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QbHaNtad9Cc/fit=1000x1000/MANTIS-SHRIMP-02.jpgMANTIS SHRIMPAll known New Zealand mantis shrimps are spearers. Heterosquilla tricarinata, pictured, lives in deep burrows in estuaries all around the country, from which it ambushes softbodied prey—polychaete worms, true shrimps, baby fish. The shrimps’ earthworks likely play a vital role in keeping estuarine sediments aerated. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/aliens-on-earth/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EHKhmNpJNLkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EHKhmNpJNLk/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0773.jpgSoft CoralAlcyonium aurantiacum (Soft Coral) growing on a Black Coral colony. Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 516 Site: Acheron Passage, Eastern Side, North of Wet Jacket Arm, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:37 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 320:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters Bottom Time: 171 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 62% Bottom Time to Date: 34,929 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,100 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.wQNKOZ3nQkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.wQNKOZ3nQk/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0866.jpgWhite Soft CoralAlcyionium sp. (White Soft Coral). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 516 Site: Acheron Passage, Eastern Side, North of Wet Jacket Arm, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:37 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 320:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters Bottom Time: 171 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 62% Bottom Time to Date: 34,929 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,100 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w2L6lzR_wHchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w2L6lzR_wHc/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-07-0021.jpg2013-09-07-0021.JPGAlcyionium sp. (Soft Coral). Saturday 07 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 488 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:38 Temperature: 15.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 295:38 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.7 meters Bottom Time: 108 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 33,008 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,116 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UKu_VH2fsAkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UKu_VH2fsAk/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0081.jpg2012-04-17-0081.jpgAlcyionium sp. (Soft Coral )..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MfCdQkUIvFghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MfCdQkUIvFg/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0586.jpg2014-04-04-0586.jpgAlcyonium aurantiacum (Soft Coral) growing on a Black Coral colony. Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006Peqfku9A98https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006Peqfku9A98/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0125.jpgRed TelestoTelesto sp. (Red telesto). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IYNtxtqDa20https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IYNtxtqDa20/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0061.jpgYellow Moray eelGymnothorax prasinus (Yellow Moray) framed by the black pillow sponge Ancorina alata.Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 475 Site: Eastern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 280:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters Bottom Time: 114 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 50% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 31,791 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,905 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qQBlV.8Md70https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qQBlV.8Md70/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-30-0096.jpgBlack Pillow SpongeA nudibranch sits upon Ancorina alata (Black Pillow Sponge). Wednesday 30 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 527 Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 345:11 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 75.5 meters Bottom Time: 153 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 93% OTU: 75% Bottom Time to Date: 36,337 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,490 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GUfjsKyX_oAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GUfjsKyX_oA/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-01-0049.jpg2010-10-01-0049.jpgNudibranch Janolus eximius.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Distribution: Three Kings Islands, Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon.Size: 12mm .At the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Friday 01 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 278.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 90:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 23.4 meters...Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,256 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,357 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_tOtQ_oqzDchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_tOtQ_oqzDc/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-01-0071.jpg2010-10-01-0071.jpgNudibranch Janolus eximius.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Distribution: Three Kings Islands, Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon.Size: 12mm .At the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Friday 01 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 278.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 90:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 23.4 meters...Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,256 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,357 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xqKW5ActyPghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xqKW5ActyPg/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-01-0075.jpg2010-10-01-0075.jpgNudibranch Janolus eximius.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Distribution: Three Kings Islands, Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon.Size: 12mm .At the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Friday 01 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 278.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 90:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 23.4 meters...Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,256 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,357 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NFUDkx9OIiAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NFUDkx9OIiA/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0029.jpg2009-08-17-0029.jpgThe Richard Marshall Collection 1927-2004..Pictured : .Soft Coral (Alcyionium aurantiacum)https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gZ3KRd.vbSghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gZ3KRd.vbSg/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0220.jpg2010-01-28-0220.jpgSoft Coral (Alcyionium sp.) at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000scjq.xeZFU4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000scjq.xeZFU4/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-07-0003.jpg2013-09-07-0003.JPGAlcyionium sp. (Soft Coral). Saturday 07 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 488 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:38 Temperature: 15.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 295:38 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.7 meters Bottom Time: 108 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 33,008 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,116 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003Beapa_kcHYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003Beapa_kcHY/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0016.jpg2012-02-19-0016.jpgA Stinging Wandering Anemone (Alicia sp.) upon a large Black Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.) at a depth of 63 meters at an unnamed reef at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 348.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 190:39 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 71.3 meters..Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,933 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000079HctDm0tzghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000079HctDm0tzg/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-029-0013.jpg2013-09-029-0013.jpgOculina virgosa (Ivory coral) Saturday 27 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 493 Site: Ngaroimata Point, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:54 Temperature: 15.1 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 302:41 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 65.7 meters Bottom Time: 133 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 91% OTU: 67% Bottom Time to Date: 33,408 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,541 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ptBiLyNXxeghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ptBiLyNXxeg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-18-0046.jpgSoft CoralAlcyonacea (Soft Coral) at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain Cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 18 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Whze2CJDZO8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Whze2CJDZO8/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0054.jpgSoft CoralAlcyonium aurantiacum (Soft Coral). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dRSsHN0YFYohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dRSsHN0YFYo/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0131.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IFmsKLZoAMchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IFmsKLZoAMc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0080-2.jpg2011-05-18-0080-2.JPGA species of Antipatharia (black coral) at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l5dLtVAan78https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l5dLtVAan78/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0063.jpg2013-02-23-0063.jpgAlicia sp. (Stinging wandering anemone) on Antipatharia (Black Coral). Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 448 Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 244:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 110 minutes Mix: 16/50 CNS: 62% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,330 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,440 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wgZa5pN6zbQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wgZa5pN6zbQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0087.jpgCreeping Soft CoralClavularia novaezealandiae (Creeping Soft Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ev0kL0Z2ekIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ev0kL0Z2ekI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0865.jpgWhite Soft CoralAlcyionium sp. (White Soft Coral). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 516 Site: Acheron Passage, Eastern Side, North of Wet Jacket Arm, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:37 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 320:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters Bottom Time: 171 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 62% Bottom Time to Date: 34,929 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,100 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rylZncx6Sighttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rylZncx6Sig/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-02-0219.jpgPrincess DamselfishPomacentrus vaiuli (Princess Damselfish) at Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 02 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oghg5gBVmKQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oghg5gBVmKQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0060.jpg2009-04-19-0060.jpgParazoanthus elongatus (Yellow zoathhid anemone)grows over a Gorgonian Fan at Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 162.Max Depth 31.3 m..Temp 20c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 86min..Bottom Time to Date 7844 min..Cumulative Time 7930 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_Gxw5a_uuuIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_Gxw5a_uuuI/fit=1000x1000/Kit-Bag.jpgKit BagThe amount of crap it takes to sink a boat. Underwater Photojournalist Richard Robinson prepared for a week at sea doing 70m dives. Photograph Richard Robinson and Greg Bowker © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bC4x9BKRgqUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bC4x9BKRgqU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0348.jpg2011-05-21-0348.JPGBroughton Lattey crew member on RV Braveheart with a large Spotted Black Grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 355 Dive Buddy: Broughton Lattey. Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 29.3 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,054 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,106 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_ymNCXF8oQ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_ymNCXF8oQ0/fit=1000x1000/Triathlon.jpgTriathlonSeven-Year-Old athletes wait for the start of a triathlon. December 2011 Photograph by Richard Robinson. 2011 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j1mee9AnzQchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j1mee9AnzQc/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0703.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JupLnFKY9y8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JupLnFKY9y8/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1016.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel), Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.oK6AyfQs54https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.oK6AyfQs54/fit=1000x1000/Shihad.jpgShihadJon Toogood lead singer of Shihad. January 2005. Photograph Richard Robinson. 2005 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m7n2dj2XlD0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m7n2dj2XlD0/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0514.jpg2010-04-23-0514.jpgKina (Evechinus chloroticus) in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 256.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 21.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 60:40 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.9 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,395 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,465 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sz6Hl6FGjLghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sz6Hl6FGjLg/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-01-0022.jpgOkenia atkinsonorumOkenia atkinsonorum (nudibranch) 01 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,008 Time: 10:44:51 Site: Hideaway Bay, Poor Knights Islands New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: G Force. Temperature: 20.2 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 4452:50 Maximum Depth: 36.4 Bottom Time: 92 Bottom Time to Date: 53,724 Cumulative Time: 53,816https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mYX0BraDPWghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mYX0BraDPWg/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-01-0032.jpgOkenia atkinsonorumOkenia atkinsonorum (nudibranch) 01 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,008 Time: 10:44:51 Site: Hideaway Bay, Poor Knights Islands New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: G Force. Temperature: 20.2 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 4452:50 Maximum Depth: 36.4 Bottom Time: 92 Bottom Time to Date: 53,724 Cumulative Time: 53,816https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b4k_lx5QMdkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b4k_lx5QMdk/fit=1000x1000/2013-06-29-0012.jpg2013-06-29-0012.JPGOkenia atkinsonorum (nudibranch) Saturday 29 June 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 483 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 10:43 Temperature: 16.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 290:17 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 41.4 meters Bottom Time: 100 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 32,589 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,661 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o3vpgRxO_uYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o3vpgRxO_uY/fit=1000x1000/2013-06-29-0018.jpg2013-06-29-0018.JPGOkenia atkinsonorum (nudibranch) Saturday 29 June 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 483 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 10:43 Temperature: 16.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 290:17 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 41.4 meters Bottom Time: 100 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 32,589 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,661 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007So57Uf6S00https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007So57Uf6S00/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-30-0022.jpg2009-05-30-0022.jpgA Verco's Tambja Nudibranch (Tambja verconis) Inspiration Point at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 30 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 166.Max Depth 34.5 m..Temp 17c. O2 33%.Bottom Time 98 min..Bottom Time to Date 8149 min..Cumulative Time 8247 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hgjfQa_hvFohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hgjfQa_hvFo/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-04-0047.jpg2009-01-04-0047.jpgA Tambja verconis Nudibranch at Trevor's Rocks with Yukon Charters New Years Eve Trip at the Poor Knights. .Sunday 04 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 138 Max Depth 22.6 m. Average Depth 13.7 m. Temp 18 c. . O2 21%.Bottom Time 70min. Bottom Time to Date 6223 min Cumulative Time 6293 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oOgDJoFDFwohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oOgDJoFDFwo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0257.jpg2015-01-23-0257.jpgParma kermadecensis (Kermadec scalyfin) Juvenile. Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ve6ugV20m_whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ve6ugV20m_w/fit=1000x1000/False-Killer-Whale.jpgWhere the Buffalo RoamPseudorca, like other dolphins, have very good vision, yet with their eyes positioned on the side of their heads, they will often roll onto their sides or completely upside down to get a better or even binocular view. Their long fusiform body shape and grey pigmentation clearly distinguish them from classic black and white “killer whales”. However, their slender head is deceptive as it hides a robust skull with strong teeth which is so similar to their namesakes that they received the common name “false killer whale”. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Read the New Zealand Geographic feature forged form this project: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/where-the-wild-things-are/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ywq97CPQF3khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ywq97CPQF3k/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0293.jpgDecorator crabNotomithrax sp. (Decorator crab).Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 480 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:34 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 32,335 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,410 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z5NCGhAaYE8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z5NCGhAaYE8/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0265.jpgDecorator crabNotomithrax sp. (Decorator crab).Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 480 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:34 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 32,335 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,410 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WTGnLSiree0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WTGnLSiree0/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0274.jpgLeatherjacketMeuschenia scaber (Leatherjacket) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 21 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 62 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 34.8m. Average Depth 17.Bottom Time 51min. Bottom Time to Date 2488min Cumulative Time 2539min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VuevvEggJI8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VuevvEggJI8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0287.jpg2011-01-09-0287.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SMUKK16wdf8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SMUKK16wdf8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0058.jpgYellow Moray eelGymnothorax prasinus (Yellow Moray) framed by the black pillow sponge Ancorina alata.Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 475 Site: Eastern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 280:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters Bottom Time: 114 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 50% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 31,791 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,905 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fzH.Bwt8rWkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fzH.Bwt8rWk/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0404.jpg2013-04-13-0404.JPGCrinoids (Feather Stars), Oculina virgosa (Ivory coral) and a Jasus edwardsii (New Zealand Crayfish) inside Catton's Cave on Rosemary Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 459 Site: Rosemary Island, East of Catton's Cave and Cave, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 261:04 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.9 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 30,437 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,533 minutes CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Cc0nRRAwZWUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Cc0nRRAwZWU/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-20-0172.jpgMaori OctopusOctopus maorum (Maori octopus) underneath the wharf at Leigh, Auckland. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W4gGyh4xwMwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W4gGyh4xwMw/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-20-0173.jpgMaori OctopusOctopus maorum (Maori octopus) underneath the wharf at Leigh, Auckland. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FeSundv.70chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FeSundv.70c/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-20-0177.jpgMaori OctopusOctopus maorum (Maori octopus) underneath the wharf at Leigh, Auckland. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P4fyHBCFBS4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P4fyHBCFBS4/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-36.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEDOC technical advisor Tony Beauchamp catches a chick at Mangawhai to band with the colours pGY-pGM. Fairy terns are called after the colours of their leg bands —unlike kakapo, all 211 of which receive individual names. Beauchamp is opposed to names. He says he doesn’t want people to get too attached to the birds, and to focus on recording specific bands. “If people are tuning in on their bands, we know they have definitely seen that bird. When they have names, some people have a tendency just to assume.” Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FyfAGZ4NJ.Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FyfAGZ4NJ.I/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-34.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEDOC technical advisor Tony Beauchamp catches a chick at Mangawhai to band with the colours pGY-pGM. Fairy terns are called after the colours of their leg bands —unlike kakapo, all 211 of which receive individual names. Beauchamp is opposed to names. He says he doesn’t want people to get too attached to the birds, and to focus on recording specific bands. “If people are tuning in on their bands, we know they have definitely seen that bird. When they have names, some people have a tendency just to assume.” Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jWsXzL.vQYAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jWsXzL.vQYA/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-29.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEVolunteers such as Reg Whale and his cat-pig dog Ken also keep an eye on vulnerable parents and chicks over the summer. “The birds need to come first, before people, just for their breeding season,” says Whale. “If it was a kiwi breeding site, it wouldn’t be a problem to keep people out of the whole area.” Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009JZcFrCw.DIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009JZcFrCw.DI/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-27.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEAuckland Zoo vet in residence Stefan Sav X-rays performs a necropsy on the dead Fairy Tern chick, looking for trauma and taking biopsies for genetics. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000407cM.n5Ywchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000407cM.n5Ywc/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-40.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACE“If we’re going to save them—or even if we’re not—there’s an obligation to be honest, and to reckon with what is actually being lost.” - Australian philosopher Thom van Dooren. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Bg4zfFYULCohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Bg4zfFYULCo/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-38.jpgFAIRY TERN 38.TIF58% of the population of New Zealand Fairy Terns roost at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour. While most New Zealanders will never see a kakapo or takahe in the wild, the fairy tern is one of the few critically endangered species that lives among us, says DOC’s Tony Beauchamp. “If you’re on the beach near Auckland, and you know what you’re looking at, you will see a critically endangered species in your midst.” Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U_QgFm1EOcYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U_QgFm1EOcY/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-33.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEBirds NZ volunteer Ian Southey and the Fairy Tern Trust have been monitoring goby numbers in the Mangawhai Harbour. A 2014 study found gobies were the most important food species for fairy terns, and that Mangawhai birds feed near mangroves. Southey believes food shortages may be impacting breeding: “Overseas studies suggest that when food is short or poor quality, small terns lay fewer eggs.” Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Yi5OFlACV5ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Yi5OFlACV5o/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-35.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEDOC technical advisor Tony Beauchamp catches a chick at Mangawhai to band with the colours pGY-pGM. Fairy terns are called after the colours of their leg bands —unlike kakapo, all 211 of which receive individual names. Beauchamp is opposed to names. He says he doesn’t want people to get too attached to the birds, and to focus on recording specific bands. “If people are tuning in on their bands, we know they have definitely seen that bird. When they have names, some people have a tendency just to assume.” Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e2AXd2U4ISMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e2AXd2U4ISM/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-32.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEBirds NZ volunteer Ian Southey and the Fairy Tern Trust have been monitoring goby numbers in the Mangawhai Harbour. A 2014 study found gobies were the most important food species for fairy terns, and that Mangawhai birds feed near mangroves. Southey believes food shortages may be impacting breeding: “Overseas studies suggest that when food is short or poor quality, small terns lay fewer eggs.” Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fexKMj_APKQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fexKMj_APKQ/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-28.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACECaring for an abandoned tara iti chick at Te Arai involves near-constant surveillance by DOC rangers, including Shelley Ogle. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cRw9Az9BQE0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cRw9Az9BQE0/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0189.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006xLuEK.y6QAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006xLuEK.y6QA/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-03-0009.jpg2014-04-03-0009.jpgAcanthoclinus fuscus (Olive Rockfish)Thursday 03 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 512 Site: Nine Fathoms Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Temperature: 14.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 311:46 hh:mm Time: 14:49 Maximum Depth: 41.3 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 34,434 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,554 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eKizfD_ONpghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eKizfD_ONpg/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-02-0557.jpgThree-Line CardinalfishOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish). Friday 02 October 2015 Dive Number: 756 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 22.9 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,130 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,190 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bBLP9aE2BQ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bBLP9aE2BQ4/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0078.jpg2012-04-15-0078.jpgCallanthias australis (Northern splendid perch) female..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 357.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 201:09 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 39 meters..Bottom Time: 103 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,657 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,760 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DSXo2QxBAqQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DSXo2QxBAqQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0059.jpg2012-04-18-0059.jpgCallanthias australis (Northern splendid perch) male..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d1ptDzwNRIEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d1ptDzwNRIE/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-1153.jpgLeafy SeadragonLeafy Seadragon (Phycodurus eques) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!Editorial Use Only!! 05 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1007 Time: 09:02 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,664 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,724 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EcEaq6twy9Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EcEaq6twy9A/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0067.jpgYellow Moray eelGymnothorax prasinus (Yellow Moray) framed by the black pillow sponge Ancorina alata.Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 475 Site: Eastern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 280:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters Bottom Time: 114 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 50% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 31,791 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,905 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006fe7ysY4LFUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006fe7ysY4LFU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0546.jpgBeveridge ReefCoral Reef topography at Beveridge Reef a remote territory of Niue in the South Pacific Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JshL8A2uhTwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JshL8A2uhTw/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0084-2.jpg2011-02-13-0084-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 300.Site: Whale Boat wreck, Waikaremoana..Dive Buddy : Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,108 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lDdx_.15DVkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lDdx_.15DVk/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0118.jpg2011-02-13-0118.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 300.Site: Whale Boat wreck, Waikaremoana..Dive Buddy : Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,108 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008YNCB8u4DRIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008YNCB8u4DRI/fit=1000x1000/Waikaremoana-Wreck.jpgWaikaremoana WreckWhale boat Waikaremoana. During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition. Thursday 23 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z4_G2Ga7.c4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z4_G2Ga7.c4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-04-0079.jpgBigscale SoliderfishMyripristis berndti (Bigscale Soliderfish) also known as the Blotcheye soldierfish at Hunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Friday 04 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OJPGsQel80Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OJPGsQel80I/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-25-0088.jpgCarpet SharkCarpet Shark (Cephaloscyllium isabellum) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 25 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 260.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 65:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,661 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,753 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eIHGAffuQmohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eIHGAffuQmo/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-0391.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U2HjK33uXcEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U2HjK33uXcE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0834-1.jpgWreck of the CoomondeeryWreck of the Coomondeery a 132-tonne, 110- foot steamship, later converted to diesel auxiliary in Australia, was wrecked on North Minerva Reef in 1969. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JG39qmN8oQ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JG39qmN8oQ4/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-08-0011.jpgParengarenga HarbourShipwrecks at the entrance of Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Lbu1aRCNnr0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Lbu1aRCNnr0/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-08-0006.jpgParengarenga HarbourShipwrecks at the entrance of Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wrlw6nAjw5Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wrlw6nAjw5Y/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0833.jpg2015-01-18-0833.tifShipwreck of a fishing boat in the lagoon of North Minerva Reef (Tongan: Teleki Tokelau) coral reef atoll in the South Pacific Ocean.Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 560 Site: North Minerva Reef, North East Outer Reef. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Tom Trnski Time: 08:20 Temperature: 25 Maximum Depth: 29 meters Bottom Time: 64 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,965 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,029 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rHBjNMyJKD0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rHBjNMyJKD0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-18-0137.jpgShipwreckHistoric Shipwreck at Vuata Vatoa Reef in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 18 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HlrhbMb.PR4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HlrhbMb.PR4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-18-0418.jpgShipwreckHistoric Shipwreck at Vuata Vatoa Reef in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 18 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lOZ8XF2P.F8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lOZ8XF2P.F8/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0088.jpgJock StewartHelicolenus percoides (Jock Stewart, Sea Perch). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iFiCqjv1pOMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iFiCqjv1pOM/fit=1000x1000/Koror-01.jpgLIFE ON THE EDGEThe little blue penguin’s unique sheen is created by nanostructures in the feathers that scatter light in such a way as to create an aquatic hue. Interlocking feathers are a penguin’s waterproof insulation from the cold that would otherwise kill them, so they take meticulous care of them—carefully preening and oiling their plumage after each swim. They must remain ashore for several weeks during their annual feather moult, during which time they are unable to feed and lose a lot of condition. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/life-on-the-edge/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 143 January-February 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009EQYblmjvfghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009EQYblmjvfg/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-01-0658.jpg2015-10-01-0658.jpgEnneapterygius kermadecensis (Kermadec triplefin) Thursday 01 October 2015 Dive Number: 755 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 11.6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,070 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,130 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006ZxB2_5_YOQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006ZxB2_5_YOQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-11-23-0195.jpgBlack PipefishStigmatopora nigra (Black Pipefish) at Goat Island Marine Reserve, Auckland, New Zealand. November 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MlndXkAd.O4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MlndXkAd.O4/fit=1000x1000/2015-11-23-0149.jpgBlack PipefishStigmatopora nigra (Black Pipefish) at Goat Island Marine Reserve, Auckland, New Zealand. November 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009qiitActkMwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009qiitActkMw/fit=1000x1000/PSEUDORCA-07.jpgFAMILIAR IMPOSTERTheir scientific name, Pseudorca crassidens, gives rise to their common name, as Pseud (silent P, so pronounced sood) is derived from the Greek word for false or counterfeit. Combining this with orca gives us their common moniker; however, anyone in the know calls them Pseudorca. They are the only member of this genus and their species name, crassidens, is derived from the Latin for thick-tooth. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 104 July – August 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/familiar-imposter/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F7fptDPOKbkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F7fptDPOKbk/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0579.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D4M7T.seyXghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D4M7T.seyXg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-19-0019.jpgGorgonian FanGorgonacea (Gorgonian Fan) at Ogea Levu in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 19 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hX3n4._TK8Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hX3n4._TK8E/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0166.jpg2013-04-12-0166.JPGWreckage of the SS Elingamite that sunk at West Island in 1902. Picture taken during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland.Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 456 Site: Elingamite Wreck, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.6 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 256:28 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 36.4 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 35% Bottom Time to Date: 30,176 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,252 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000as9xG2Nj8awhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000as9xG2Nj8aw/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0175.jpg2013-04-12-0175.JPGDiver Ian Skipworth amongst wreckage of the SS Elingamite that sunk at West Island in 1902. Picture taken during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 456 Site: Elingamite Wreck, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.6 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 256:28 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 36.4 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 35% Bottom Time to Date: 30,176 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,252 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m5uYnY.z5b8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m5uYnY.z5b8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0178.jpg2013-04-12-0178.JPGDiver Ian Skipworth amongst wreckage of the SS Elingamite that sunk at West Island in 1902. Picture taken during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 456 Site: Elingamite Wreck, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.6 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 256:28 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 36.4 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 35% Bottom Time to Date: 30,176 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,252 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YJq5gRvnsqwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YJq5gRvnsqw/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-19-0126.jpg2013-04-19-0126.JPGDiver Ian Skipworth holds a collection of coins he has recovered from the wreck of the SS Elingamite including a 1902 gold Half-Sovereign minted the year the Elingamite sunk at West Island at the Three Kings Islands. Picture taken during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 19 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oBFfBcpHAuIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oBFfBcpHAuI/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-19-0124.jpg2013-04-19-0124.JPGDiver Ian Skipworth holds a collection of coins he has recovered from the wreck of the SS Elingamite including a 1902 gold Half-Sovereign minted the year the Elingamite sunk at West Island at the Three Kings Islands. Picture taken during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 19 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.l0pxcIc830https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.l0pxcIc830/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0132.jpg2012-04-18-0132.jpgLeucettusa lancifer (White flask sponge)..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 364.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 210:08 hh:mm.Mix: 21.Maximum Depth: 19.4 meters..Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,262 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,337 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000WqGkecFmR8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000WqGkecFmR8/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0296.jpgGlass SpongeSymplectella rowi (Glass sponge). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FVL1sYrARi4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FVL1sYrARi4/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0297.jpgGlass SpongeSymplectella rowi (Glass sponge). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000piWCF4wzSFohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000piWCF4wzSFo/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0261.jpg2013-04-12-0261.JPGStalked ascidian Pycnoclavella kottae at the North West corner, West Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 457 Site: North West corner, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 257:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.4 meters Bottom Time: 72 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,252 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,324 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J0_0C852O4Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J0_0C852O4Q/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0325.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RcYshadEqPIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RcYshadEqPI/fit=1000x1000/2007-10-25-0259.jpgSeven Gill SharkNotorynchus cepedianus (Broadnose Seven Gill Shark) at the National Aquarium of New Zealand..Thursday 25 October 2007.New Zealand Herald Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U76aVC88zlkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U76aVC88zlk/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0718.jpg2014-03-11-0718.jpgNotothenia microlepidota (Small Scaled Notothenid) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 504 Site: Landing Hut Cove, Antipodes Islands Time: 13:00 Maximum Depth: 10 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 34,101minutes Cumulative Time: 34,161minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sQTnkPsPqFYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sQTnkPsPqFY/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0702-2.jpg2014-03-11-0702_2.jpgNotothenia microlepidota (Small Scaled Notothenid) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 504 Site: Landing Hut Cove, Antipodes Islands Time: 13:00 Maximum Depth: 10 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 34,101minutes Cumulative Time: 34,161minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DMbmyc4iJSUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DMbmyc4iJSU/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-31-0097.jpgSilvertip SharkCarcharhinus albimarginatus (Silvertip Shark) at Ellet 'Banc New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006qnkTR62k5Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006qnkTR62k5I/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0702-1.jpg2014-03-11-0702_1.jpgNotothenia microlepidota (Small Scaled Notothenid) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 504 Site: Landing Hut Cove, Antipodes Islands Time: 13:00 Maximum Depth: 10 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 34,101minutes Cumulative Time: 34,161minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007duwBLrHOtMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007duwBLrHOtM/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0700-1.jpg2014-03-11-0700_1.jpgNotothenia microlepidota (Small Scaled Notothenid) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 504 Site: Landing Hut Cove, Antipodes Islands Time: 13:00 Maximum Depth: 10 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 34,101minutes Cumulative Time: 34,161minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000juSn9hY3YNwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000juSn9hY3YNw/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0696-1.jpg2014-03-11-0696_1.jpgNotothenia microlepidota (Small Scaled Notothenid) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 504 Site: Landing Hut Cove, Antipodes Islands Time: 13:00 Maximum Depth: 10 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 34,101minutes Cumulative Time: 34,161minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JPRi3wrYGiIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JPRi3wrYGiI/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-01-0023.jpgOrgan Pipe SpongeIophon laevistylis (Organ-pipe sponge). Thursday 01 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 528 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 11:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 348:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 80.3 meters Bottom Time: 183 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 101% OTU: 88% Bottom Time to Date: 36,490 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,673 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009pO5j8FEhpkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009pO5j8FEhpk/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-18-0228.jpg2013-04-18-0228.jpgEvechinus chloroticus (Kina) at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 18 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 464 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 269:21 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.1 meters Bottom Time: 68 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 71% Bottom Time to Date: 30,979 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,047 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009kub3EqraaIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009kub3EqraaI/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-15-0368.jpg2014-03-15-0368.jpgEvechinus chloroticus (Kina), New Zealand. Saturday 15 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mRUn_QbBplghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mRUn_QbBplg/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-02-0144.jpgSouthern Silver DrummerSouthern Silver Drummer (Kyphosus sydneyanus) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour.8 02 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1001 Time: 11:12 Site: Snapper North, The Sponge Gardens at Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 26 meters Bottom Time: 55 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,302 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,357 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mHQymaTWQ6ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mHQymaTWQ6g/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0658.jpgCrayfishJasus edwardsii (New Zealand Crayfish). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z44qa3733xkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z44qa3733xk/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0556.jpgCrayfishJasus edwardsii (New Zealand Crayfish). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XOE1zDCseEghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XOE1zDCseEg/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-13-0201.jpg2010-02-13-0201.jpgA school of Kingfish (Seriola lalandi) at Fred's Pinnacle at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 227.Boat: Pacific Hideaway..Site: Fred's Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 26:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 87 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,307 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,394 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TKUC8FenLF8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TKUC8FenLF8/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-13-0202.jpg2010-02-13-0202.jpgA school of Kingfish (Seriola lalandi) at Fred's Pinnacle at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 227.Boat: Pacific Hideaway..Site: Fred's Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 26:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 87 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,307 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,394 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bB1tLMLWTB0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bB1tLMLWTB0/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-13-0206.jpg2010-02-13-0206.jpgA school of Kingfish (Seriola lalandi) at Fred's Pinnacle at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 227.Boat: Pacific Hideaway..Site: Fred's Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 26:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 87 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,307 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,394 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uwcYmU6Pu0Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uwcYmU6Pu0U/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-13-0207.jpg2010-02-13-0207.jpgA school of Kingfish (Seriola lalandi) at Fred's Pinnacle at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 227.Boat: Pacific Hideaway..Site: Fred's Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 26:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 87 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,307 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,394 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Rcqu3pE6XFghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Rcqu3pE6XFg/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-30-0006.jpg2009-05-30-0006.jpgKingfish (Seriola lalandi) Inspiration Point at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 30 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 166.Max Depth 34.5 m..Temp 17c. O2 33%.Bottom Time 98 min..Bottom Time to Date 8149 min..Cumulative Time 8247 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ksrXda2xYyohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ksrXda2xYyo/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0516.jpgKahawaiArripis trutta (Kahawai) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N0rIRC1bWtMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N0rIRC1bWtM/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0508.jpgKahawaiArripis trutta (Kahawai) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b6YRzrKfYHUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b6YRzrKfYHU/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-16-0136-2.jpgKahawaiArripis trutta (Kahawai). Saturday 16 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ej7F8tU8b18https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ej7F8tU8b18/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-16-0137-2.jpgKahawaiArripis trutta (Kahawai). Saturday 16 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Mga4KZtuDYghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Mga4KZtuDYg/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-18-0133.jpgJohn DoryA John Dory (Zeus faber) on the hunt at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 18 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 72 : Brady's Corner, Big Eye Cave and Shark Fin Cave in the Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 25.6 m. Average Depth 10.4.Bottom Time 64min. Bottom Time to Date 2991 min Cumulative Time 3055 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D29V3rXLr.Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D29V3rXLr.Q/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0707-1.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L7veDJvUqnAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L7veDJvUqnA/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0537.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tfScW0.yIaMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tfScW0.yIaM/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0498.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qRudJTjeB9khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qRudJTjeB9k/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0529.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T2yVMqMNmEshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T2yVMqMNmEs/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0483.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002BkPgp_p.7Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002BkPgp_p.7M/fit=1000x1000/Kermadec-12.jpgKermadec Ocean SanctuaryA juvenile Tasman masked booby rests on the eastern cliff face of Napier Island (above), an inhospitable volcanic rock rising 60 m from the Pacific. Boobies prefer to nest on such exposed ground, where taking off into the wind is easy. Like gannets, they plunge into the sea, seizing fish up to 35 m underwater with their sharp beaks and swallowing them whole (head first) before surfacing. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic “Blue Water Islands” Issue 111 September - October 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MxdYJYspu_Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MxdYJYspu_U/fit=1000x1000/Kermadec-11.jpgKermadec Ocean SanctuaryWith its needle sharp teeth, hiding amongst rocks Is the Slender Lizardfish a new record for New Zealand. On multiple expeditions to the Kermadecs underwater photojournalist Richard Robinson has discovered 8-new fish records for New Zealand.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NBUZsyWKus8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NBUZsyWKus8/fit=1000x1000/Kermadec-10.jpgKermadec Ocean SanctuaryOn October 7 2015 scientists came across a recently deceased humpback whale calf, around six metres long. There was no indication of cause of death, but some 20 Galapagos sharks and four-metre- long great white shark were gorging on the rich blubber. Where research effort intersects, new conclusions can be drawn. The white shark in question could be identified by Clinton Duffy, Department of Conservation, from photographic analysis of markings on its fin. ‘STWI1009’ was known from Edwards Island, off Stewart Island, in March 2010, later sat-tagged in in the same place in March 2011 and detected via an acoustic array at the Chesterfield Reefs in Australia’s Coral Sea in October 2011. Now the shark has returned from Australia to feast on the riches of New Zealand’s newest and largest ocean sanctuary. Shot on assignment for The Humpback Highway New Zealand Geographic Issue 140 July – August 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Cc9qM2zPntshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Cc9qM2zPnts/fit=1000x1000/Kermadec-09.jpgKermadec Ocean SanctuaryGalapagos sharks are widely distributed, found around oceanic islands throughout the Pacific and Indian Oceans, and are incredibly abundant at the Kermadecs. At one point divers on the expedition counted 14 circling them. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic “Blue Water Islands” Issue 111 September – October 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OU0EhZsEf2Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OU0EhZsEf2M/fit=1000x1000/Kermadec-08.jpgKermadec Ocean SanctuaryThe spotted black grouper is an icon of the Kermadecs, seen here patrolling a wall at Nugent Island, the most northerly of the Kermadec group. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic “Blue Water Islands” Issue 111 September – October 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y_TwkgJK6CAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y_TwkgJK6CA/fit=1000x1000/Kermadec-06.jpgKermadec Ocean SanctuaryThe Kermadec demoiselle is also found at Easter Island in the distant east of the Pacific. It was probably a passenger on an ocean current which no longer exists and the two populations have since evolved in isolation—the form at the Kermadec Islands is a brilliant yellow and easily the most abundant of the reef fish found there. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic “Blue Water Islands” Issue 111 September – October 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fzpk8g.HYA0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fzpk8g.HYA0/fit=1000x1000/Kermadec-05.jpgKermadec Ocean SanctuaryStriped boarfish put on a show at the largest of the Milne Islets. The group takes its name from its snout-like beak, though few species are as colourful or dramatically patterned as these. They are rare on the mainland and typically found in pairs or small groups at the Kermadecs. This aggregation of 38 individuals is a remarkable sight, and may be the same group recorded in this location by NIWA researcher Malcolm Francis two decades ago. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic “Blue Water Islands” Issue 111 September – October 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fiZp7v6cPlchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fiZp7v6cPlc/fit=1000x1000/Kermadec-04.jpgKermadec Ocean SanctuarySeeking refuge amongst the gorgonian fingers a Clown Toado also known as the Sharped Nosed Puffer fish a colorful familiar face from Northlands off shore Islands and coastal headlands are common at the Kermadecs.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r2pLNJ0pbEMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r2pLNJ0pbEM/fit=1000x1000/Kermadec-03.jpgKermadec Ocean SanctuarySplendid by name, splendid by nature, the splendid hawkfish (right) holds dual residency, being common to the Kermadecs Islands as well as Lord Howe Island and Norfolk in the Tasman, and islands fringing Australia. Although the larvae have a swim bladder, adult hawkfish don’t, so can often be found resting in crevices of rocks or among the branches of corals and gorgonian fans. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic “Blue Water Islands” Issue 111 September – October 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vNUmV.WM7owhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vNUmV.WM7ow/fit=1000x1000/Kermadec-02.jpgKermadec Ocean SanctuarySentinel, a hingebeak shrimp stands at attention on a Turbinaria coral at North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets—a small cluster of islands off the eastern shore of the main island of Raoul. The Kermadec Islands are distributed over two degrees of longitude and harbour tropical species such as these, more commonly seen on the Great Barrier Reef, as well as temperate water varieties common to the mainland. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic “Blue Water Islands” Issue 111 September – October 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PyiPsYuQQeMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PyiPsYuQQeM/fit=1000x1000/SOUTHERN-RIGHT-WHALE-21.jpgSOUTHERN RIGHT WHALEIn general, whales are long-lived, and it’s quite likely tohorā could live for more than 100 years. (The closely related bowhead whale, which lives in the Arctic, is thought to live for up to 250 years.) That means some of the older right whales in our population may have been alive during the whaling era. Could it be that one or two of those 13 females who somehow evaded the harpoon are still part of our population—grand old matriarchs with hundreds of descendants? Have they lived to witness the return of tohorā to the New Zealand mainland after a century of absence? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 166 October November 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-whales-are-back/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iP_uSckzfIchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iP_uSckzfIc/fit=1000x1000/HECTOR-01.jpgDEEP TROUBLESalvation – Science provides hope for New Zealand’s Māui – the world’s rarest marine dolphin. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 110 July – August 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/mauis-dolphin-deep-trouble/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FEY8g1y2d3Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FEY8g1y2d3E/fit=1000x1000/Kermadec-01.jpgKermadec Ocean SanctuaryOn September 29 2015, Prime Minister John Key made a surprise announcement at the announcement at the UN General Assembly in New York. The Kermadec Group will be at the centre of a massive marine sanctuary, 620,000 square kilometres in extent—an area twice the size of our landmass, and 50 times the size of our largest national park. The new designation will outlaw both fishing and mining activity. Positioned between the tropics and the temperate zone of the New Zealand mainland, the Kermadecs host a panolpy of endemic marine life unique to the archipelago, as well as being an important staging post for 35 migratory dolphin and whales species, including humpback whales which pause here en route between the tropics where they breed and rich feeding grounds in Antarctica. Here, a young calf breaches at Raoul Island, barely a week after the declaration was made in New York. The springtime migration of whales through the Kermadec region is recorded in Polynesian oral histories as well as the diaries of European settlers on Raoul Island. Shot on assignment for The Humpback Highway New Zealand Geographic Issue 140 July – August 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MmXI4tNzpjEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MmXI4tNzpjE/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0293.jpgStriped boarfishEvistias acutirostris (Striped boarfish). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 758 Site: Milne Islets, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,250 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JnZH7mYLgqwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JnZH7mYLgqw/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-1921.jpgBump Head SunfishMola alexandrini (Bump-head sunfish) with Naucrates ductor (Pilotfish) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Friday 26 January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OIaGqFT9C6Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OIaGqFT9C6I/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-08-0014.jpgParengarenga HarbourShipwrecks at the entrance of Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000miC5aXhia1ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000miC5aXhia1g/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0151.jpg2015-01-23-0151.jpgOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vWg4XQLVK38https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vWg4XQLVK38/fit=1000x1000/MARINELAND-12.jpgTHE LAST DOLPHINWhen her long-time companion Shona (the second-to-last dolphin in captivity in New Zealand) died in April 2006, staff took it in turns to sit with Kelly, talking and playing with her. They had thought she’d be the first to go, but instead Kelly kept Marineland’s dolphin show afloat on her own, performing tricks and sharing her pool with visitors who paid to swim with her. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 94 November – December 2008. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2008. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-last-dolphin/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Zon8RSj3MLohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Zon8RSj3MLo/fit=1000x1000/MARINELAND-13.jpgTHE LAST DOLPHINIn September 2013, Napier City Council announced that Marineland was to be demolished and replaced with a Skatepark. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 94 November – December 2008. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2008. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-last-dolphin/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i.FV7WkGs5Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i.FV7WkGs5Q/fit=1000x1000/MARINELAND-01.jpgTHE LAST DOLPHINKelly, the last dolphin held in captivity in New Zealand, was the embodiment of our changing attitudes to marine life. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 94 November – December 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2008. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-last-dolphin/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dXOOfvDqSJwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dXOOfvDqSJw/fit=1000x1000/KERMADEC-01.jpgRangitāhuaA thousand kilometres north-east of the mainland, the Kermadec group basks in a subtropical environment and two decades of marine protection. In May 2011, scientists scoured this untouched world to catalogue, collect and expand the list of species found there, and discovered an ecosystem unlike anything else in the country. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 111 September- October 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/kermadecs/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rH6g_E4WLQwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rH6g_E4WLQw/fit=1000x1000/MINERVA-09.jpgEMPIRE OF THE SEAA Whitetip Reef Shark (Triaenodon obesus) keeps a wary eye on the photographer in the deep blue of South Minerva Reef. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 133 May-June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/empire-of-the-sea/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FaXLXrxqpbQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FaXLXrxqpbQ/fit=1000x1000/SOUTHERN-RIGHT-WHALE-19.jpgSOUTHERN RIGHT WHALEMum-and-calf tohorā pairs gather to socialise in the quieter coves and bays of Port Ross. The bigger, older calf at the top of the frame is almost ready to follow its mother to the whales’ feeding grounds. It will stay with its mother for up to two years, during which time it will learn her migratory routes, and likely follow those same pathways throughout its own life. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 166 October November 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-whales-are-back/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008ZA4TzzvNO8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008ZA4TzzvNO8/fit=1000x1000/SOUTHERN-RIGHT-WHALE-20.jpgSOUTHERN RIGHT WHALEA tohorā calf breaches, landing on its back. There are now so many whales breeding in Port Ross it’s likely some mothers are looking for alternative breeding sites. The closest suitable spots are Rakiura/Stewart Island and the southern coasts of the South Island, where a number of calves have already been born. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 166 October November 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-whales-are-back/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iNwevmwO5Fkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iNwevmwO5Fk/fit=1000x1000/SOUTHERN-RIGHT-WHALE-18.jpgSOUTHERN RIGHT WHALERight whales mostly live on copepods—small krill-like crustaceans that they filter out of seawater with their baleen. If there’s plenty of food in the sea, mother whales will be plump and healthy and produce strong calves. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 166 October November 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-whales-are-back/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005JeNerKqqhAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005JeNerKqqhA/fit=1000x1000/SOUTHERN-RIGHT-WHALE-14.jpgSOUTHERN RIGHT WHALEAs soon as tohorā calves are big enough to handle the rigours of the open sea, their mothers will lead them on their first migration. The calves grow about a metre a month, the mum has very fat-rich milk, so that means that the calf is able to cope with the migration, but also cold temperatures. For female tohorā, having a baby is a significant undertaking. “They’ll have one calf every three years, and [the mother] will lose up to 25 per cent of her size investing in that calf,” says Carroll. “So if they don’t get enough kai, they can’t actually gestate or look after that calf. “That’s why it’s important to understand where our whales are feeding, so that we can understand how climate change will impact their recovery.” Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 166 October November 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-whales-are-back/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LJpDTh.VV0Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LJpDTh.VV0E/fit=1000x1000/SOUTHERN-RIGHT-WHALE-17.jpgSOUTHERN RIGHT WHALEAmong the samples, Emma Carroll finds the occasional cyamid, or whale louse. Colonies of these tiny crustaceans form the distinctive white callosities on a right whale’s head. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 166 October November 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-whales-are-back/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009KvCAhtSaiwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009KvCAhtSaiw/fit=1000x1000/MANTIS-SHRIMP-12.jpgMANTIS SHRIMPThe mantis shrimp is the only creature known to be able to see a rare form of circular polarisation. In 2014, a University of Queensland study reported that mantis shrimps had been able to discriminate between cancerous cells and healthy tissue, since cancerous cells reflect polarised light differently. Since then, scientists have been working on a camera that “sees” like a mantis shrimp does, and might therefore help doctors to spot cancer cells much sooner. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/aliens-on-earth/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TJVeZRQkHa0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TJVeZRQkHa0/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1324.jpg2009-12-19-1324.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xPvfUOOlbmQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xPvfUOOlbmQ/fit=1000x1000/Leopard-anemone.jpgLeopard anemoneA Leopard anemone Antiparactis sp. floats into the deep blue at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve. These anemones generally inhabit black coral and gorgonian fans on deep reefs out of recreational diving Range. Robinson says he stumbled across an unusual phenomenon in which 15-20 species had detached from the reef and were drifting out into the blue, a migration presumably part of their life cycle. Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zsNJEgGvifAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zsNJEgGvifA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0384.jpg2011-01-07-0384.jpgDirections sign on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qCiQ6KXvABshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qCiQ6KXvABs/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0028.jpgHypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch)Hypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch). Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 361.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: 12 Fathom Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 205:07 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 64.4 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,943 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,033 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QFMvW0QD9HAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QFMvW0QD9HA/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0212.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qBJ67pLmV70https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qBJ67pLmV70/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0154.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OpPcw.br7pEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OpPcw.br7pE/fit=1000x1000/CUCHULAINN-17.jpgPORTRAIT OF A HORSEJockey Finbarr Leahy said: "I've ridden a lot of great horses. He's probably the best. He won't take any crap. He's got that attitude. He knows he's good. But I don't want to put him on a pedestal - he'd kick it over." Read the Feature: https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=3585796. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zYqwrR8kZKghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zYqwrR8kZKg/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-01-0019.jpgOrgan Pipe SpongeIophon laevistylis (Organ-pipe sponge). Thursday 01 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 528 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 11:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 348:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 80.3 meters Bottom Time: 183 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 101% OTU: 88% Bottom Time to Date: 36,490 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,673 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q78FOY79dGghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q78FOY79dGg/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0279.jpg2012-07-07-0279.jpgAntipodarctus aoteanus (Spanish Lobster)..Saturday 07 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 425..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 15 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 27,220 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Vg.JkX8JhoEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Vg.JkX8JhoE/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-13-0210.jpg2010-02-13-0210.jpgA school of Kingfish (Seriola lalandi) at Fred's Pinnacle at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 227.Boat: Pacific Hideaway..Site: Fred's Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 26:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 87 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,307 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,394 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V85cFwHhF.Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V85cFwHhF.M/fit=1000x1000/Mako-09.jpgBlue LightningMako sharks must swim with their mouths open to ensure a constant flow of water over their gills—a condition known as ram ventilation. For the same reason, they can never stop swimming. They are one of a small group of sharks that have an elevated body temperature that can be more than 10 degrees higher than the surrounding water. It is thought that this warm-bloodedness—focused around the swimming muscles, digestive system, eye and brain—may give them a predatory advantage when diving into deep, cold water in search of prey. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/speed-demon/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 135 September - October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000077Z5gTKdNgQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000077Z5gTKdNgQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-08-0037.jpg2009-02-08-0037.jpgA Kingfish (Seriola grandis) Nine miles off the coast of Napier in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand..Sunday 08 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 144.Max Depth 3 m. .Average Depth 2.4m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 100 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6684 min. .Cumulative Time 6784 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QCq9Iw9WMTshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QCq9Iw9WMTs/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-08-0132.jpg2009-02-08-0132.jpgKingfish (Seriola grandis) Nine miles off the coast of Napier in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand..Sunday 08 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 144.Max Depth 3 m. .Average Depth 2.4m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 100 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6684 min. .Cumulative Time 6784 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vHoU.9z0P9shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vHoU.9z0P9s/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0307.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral) surrounded by the yellow zoathhid anemone (Parazoanthus elongates). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 520 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 16:07 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 327:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.2 meters Bottom Time: 67 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 35% OTU: 31% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S5FKxUTnYnIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S5FKxUTnYnI/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-07-0022.jpg2009-03-07-0022.jpgRebreather Diver Pete Mesley dives the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Deepwater Cove, Bay of Islands, New Zealand..Saturday 07 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 149.Max Depth 33.2 m..Average Depth 10 m..Temp 22c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 49 min..Bottom Time to Date 6989 min..Cumulative Time 7038 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000wGUdhQ3.vEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000wGUdhQ3.vE/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-24-0118.jpg2008-03-24-0118.jpgShane Housham from Northland Dive on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Deepwater Cove, Bay of Islands, New Zealand..Monday 24 March 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 65 : The HMNZS Canterbury at Deepwater Cove Northland with Northland Dive..Max Depth 33.5m. Average Depth 18.6.Bottom Time 55min. Bottom Time to Date 2625min Cumulative Time 2680min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SaK6dZaAo4ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SaK6dZaAo4g/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-24-0075.jpg2008-03-24-0075.jpgThe wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Deepwater Cove, Bay of Islands, New Zealand..Monday 24 March 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 65 : The HMNZS Canterbury at Deepwater Cove Northland with Northland Dive..Max Depth 33.5m. Average Depth 18.6.Bottom Time 55min. Bottom Time to Date 2625min Cumulative Time 2680min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000017kZ9s.1IOUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000017kZ9s.1IOU/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0779.jpgCaramel DrummerGirella fimbriata (Caramel Drummer). Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 760. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 17.5 meters. Bottom Time: 78 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,372 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,450 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ti4N.dx5rEwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ti4N.dx5rEw/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0769.jpgCaramel DrummerGirella fimbriata (Caramel Drummer). Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 760. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 17.5 meters. Bottom Time: 78 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,372 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,450 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jEsSoQjIxcshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jEsSoQjIxcs/fit=1000x1000/SOUTHERN-RIGHT-WHALE-02.jpgSOUTHERN RIGHT WHALETens of thousands of these whales were hunted in the 19th century, and by the 20th, they had all but vanished from mainland New Zealand. For almost four decades, between 1928 and 1963, not a single tohorā was recorded in New Zealand waters. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 166 October November 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-whales-are-back/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001.FJ3NqMzfkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001.FJ3NqMzfk/fit=1000x1000/SOUTHERN-RIGHT-WHALE-01.jpgTOHORĀOur Whales Are Back - Last century, southern right whales were hunted until there were none left—none that we could find. A small group of these whales, also called tohorā, hid from the harpoon. Deep in the subantarctic, the survivors birthed and nursed their young. Now, tohorā are returning to the coasts of New Zealand to shelter over winter. Are we ready for them? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 166 October November 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-whales-are-back/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PMvqL8aOVgkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PMvqL8aOVgk/fit=1000x1000/SOUTHERN-RIGHT-WHALE-15.jpgSOUTHERN RIGHT WHALEBack at the University of Auckland, Emma Carroll trades her immersion suit for a lab coat to study whale genetics, using biopsy samples collected from tohorā in the Auckland Islands. Carroll will use a technique called close-kin mark-recapture, which looks at how often the DNA of particular whale mums and dads shows up in the biopsies in order to estimate the size of a population. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 166 October November 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-whales-are-back/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vIR3_UvBrRUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vIR3_UvBrRU/fit=1000x1000/Mosque.jpgVandalised MosqueMohammed Farouk Khan, president of the South Auckland Muslim Association looks out over the vandalism caused to Otahuhu's Masjid Al-Mustafa Mosque in the early hours of Sunday morning. Six Mosque's across Auckland were vandalised over the weekend. July 2005. Photograph Richard Robinson. 2005 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_LycuZBbRWkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_LycuZBbRWk/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0101.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.KbfC_oThFYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.KbfC_oThFY/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0092-1.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dcbPgOQ.Gjchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dcbPgOQ.Gjc/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-07-0008-Pano.jpg2018-05-07-0008-Pano.tifManawatawhi (Great Island) at the Three Kings Islands, New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009bBaajR4nCshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009bBaajR4nCs/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-07-0001-Pano.jpg2018-05-07-0001-Pano.tifManawatawhi (Great Island) at the Three Kings Islands, New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wc1Crl4pREYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wc1Crl4pREY/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-04-0044-Pano.jpg2018-05-04-0044-Pano.tifManawatawhi (Great Island) at the Three Kings Islands, New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xW7m0tbaiBchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xW7m0tbaiBc/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-04-0037-Pano.jpg2018-05-04-0037-Pano.tifManawatawhi (Great Island) at the Three Kings Islands, New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T4iVXY7.OUshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T4iVXY7.OUs/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0168.jpg2010-10-03-0168.jpgCaesioperca ledidoptera (Butterfly perch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EbL_gZh2JWohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EbL_gZh2JWo/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-06-0225.jpgKinaEvechinus chloroticus (Kina). Sunday 06 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 518 Site: First Cove Wall, Breaksea Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:24 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 323:47 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.5 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 35,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,291 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005Wo2.gAaQhQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005Wo2.gAaQhQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0590.jpgLittle penguinA raft of little Blue Penguins return at dusk to the Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VkCzgHu3shEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VkCzgHu3shE/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0572.jpgLittle penguinOamaru Blue Penguin Colony, New Zealand. 11 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000reHn6ZdkcSchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000reHn6ZdkcSc/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0354.jpgLittle penguinShop owner John Baster is fond of the little penguin's (Eudyptula minor) that nest under his shop in the Victorian precinct of Oamaru, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EBWpQe0sHbMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EBWpQe0sHbM/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-11-0429-1c.jpgLittle penguinEudyptula minor (Little penguin) white flippered morph in rehabilitated captivity at the National Aquarium of New Zealand. Monday 09 May 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BKxNuPemhvghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BKxNuPemhvg/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0374.jpg2015-15-05-0374.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yBsTq7QrWO4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yBsTq7QrWO4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0706-2.jpg2011-05-17-0706-2.JPGKermadec Petrels (Pterodroma neglecta neglecta) hover over a dead Ngaio tree covered in lignicolous lichens on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cBV1Drk7tmghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cBV1Drk7tmg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0595.jpg2011-05-17-0595.JPGRed-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubicauda roseotincta) flyÕs around the eastern cliff face on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xh9jl2Q.CLIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xh9jl2Q.CLI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0577.jpg2011-05-17-0577.JPGRed-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubicauda roseotincta) flyÕs around the eastern cliff face on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k5_zK1.tHG0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k5_zK1.tHG0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0556.jpg2011-05-17-0556.JPGRed-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubicauda roseotincta) flyÕs around the eastern cliff face on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L2Z33MAIOfkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L2Z33MAIOfk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0558.jpg2011-05-17-0558.JPGRed-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubicauda roseotincta) flyÕs around the eastern cliff face on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dNASg8veyA0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dNASg8veyA0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0576.jpg2011-05-17-0576.JPGRed-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubicauda roseotincta) flyÕs around the eastern cliff face on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QIdToKyhgpYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QIdToKyhgpY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0549-2.jpg2011-05-17-0549-2.JPGRed-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubicauda roseotincta) flyÕs around the eastern cliff face on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vV7_o_0rRUYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vV7_o_0rRUY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0536-2.jpg2011-05-17-0536-2.JPGRed-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubicauda roseotincta) flyÕs around the eastern cliff face on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wOrEUqQGk64https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wOrEUqQGk64/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0498-2.jpg2011-05-17-0498-2.JPGJuvenile Red-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubicauda roseotincta) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000003LVyko0bkEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000003LVyko0bkE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0535-2.jpg2011-05-17-0535-2.JPGRed-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubicauda roseotincta) flyÕs around the eastern cliff face on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iuoURRFLQkshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iuoURRFLQks/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0111.jpg2011-01-07-0111.jpgCampbell Island Flightless Teal (Anas aucklandica nesiotis) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EBwThah8kzchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EBwThah8kzc/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0090-2.jpg2011-01-07-0090-2.jpgCampbell Island Flightless Teal (Anas aucklandica nesiotis) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E2MBX3ySr_4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E2MBX3ySr_4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0099.jpg2011-01-07-0099.jpgCampbell Island Flightless Teal (Anas aucklandica nesiotis) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002HpfK2jTbTshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002HpfK2jTbTs/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-13-0158.jpgAuckland Island shagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag). Thursday 13 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PmjJMa4oxOYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PmjJMa4oxOY/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-13-0236.jpgAuckland Island shagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag). Thursday 13 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004T89fUpSmDshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004T89fUpSmDs/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-13-0156.jpgAuckland Island shagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag). Thursday 13 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gzIYv0bFHaQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gzIYv0bFHaQ/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-13-0153.jpgAuckland Island shagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag). Thursday 13 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002TJXPnkUDSUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002TJXPnkUDSU/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-13-0151.jpgAuckland Island shagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag). Thursday 13 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000udAJ6y0yAawhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000udAJ6y0yAaw/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-13-0122.jpgAuckland Island shagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag). Thursday 13 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000znLHuC62gpEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000znLHuC62gpE/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-13-0119.jpgAuckland Island shagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag). Thursday 13 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VRh2esE4nbMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VRh2esE4nbM/fit=1000x1000/Koror-02.jpgLIFE ON THE EDGENesting little blue penguins make themselves at home under the floorboards of John Baster’s shop, and in drains, walls and under vehicles throughout the Victorian precinct of Oamaru. Recent DNA research has shown there are two little blue penguin species present in New Zealand. These Otago birds are part of a recently arrived group from Australia, a separate lineage from little penguins elsewhere. Like many penguins, little blues remain loyal to their nesting sites and will usually return to the same area they were born to breed, a tendency known as philopatry. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/life-on-the-edge/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 143 January-February 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QBhQelEKKwghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QBhQelEKKwg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0354.jpgModel TobyCanthigaster valentine (Model Toby) also known as the Valentin's sharpnose puffer, saddled puffer or black saddled toby at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000391SUS78T1whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000391SUS78T1w/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0052.jpg2013-04-10-0052.JPGOdax cyanoallix (Blue-Finned Butterfish) male, endemic to the Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013. Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 453 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 251:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 43% OTU: 41% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,815 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,911 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kWALk7Q4YCYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kWALk7Q4YCY/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0194.jpg2013-04-12-0194.JPGOdax cyanoallix (Blue-Finned Butterfish) male, endemic to the Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013. Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 457 Site: North West corner, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 257:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.4 meters Bottom Time: 72 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,252 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,324 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yqsJRCu_Cichttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yqsJRCu_Cic/fit=1000x1000/Hikoi.jpgHikoiMalcolm Kerehoma carrying a Tuku leads thousands of marches form all over Auckland as they make their way up Queen Street during a hikoi against the proposed Auckland Supercity. May2009. Photograph Richard Robinson. 2009 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hLsKWQZ8ElUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hLsKWQZ8ElU/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-31.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEOne reason may be that humans are affecting the fairy terns’ food supply. Some researchers and volunteers believe the removal of a stand of mangroves from the Mangawhai Harbour in 2015 caused a drop in the numbers of the small fish that fairy terns eat. A 2014 study found fairy terns often forage close to mangroves, though a link hasn’t been proved between mangrove removal and the failure of fairy terns to raise chicks. Today, some groups in Mangawhai are pushing to remove more mangroves. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sybxC1SJrOkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sybxC1SJrOk/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0145-1.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey with volunteer Ria Kemp at a New Zealand Fairy Tern (Tara iti) feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q3wyyT2a5cAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q3wyyT2a5cA/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-30-0111.jpgTambja tenuilineataTambja tenuilineata nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 30 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 381.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth and Greg Van Der Hulst..Site: Searching for Amunition Dump, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 170:47 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 42.1 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,717 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fuPIdp8CVTohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fuPIdp8CVTo/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-17.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEDrew lived in a caravan at Mangawhai for the duration of his contract (some rangers are only employed on fairy-tern work over the summer). He spent Christmas trying to keep a one-week-old chick alive. It hadn’t been receiving food from its mother, who favoured its sibling, and it died at 5pm on Christmas Day. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PRuD8gYKIbEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PRuD8gYKIbE/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-18.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEHe spent that afternoon and Christmas Day juggling his regular work with chasing single male terns out of the nesting site and fishing for gobies to feed the sick chick. But, on Christmas afternoon, the chick was running out of energy. It ate three fish, but vomited most of them up. Drew went to have a shower and make a coffee, and when he came back it was dead. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000uYzMVzYpLshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000uYzMVzYpLs/fit=1000x1000/20012-08-04-0118.jpg20012-08-04-0118.jpgDendrilla rosea (sponge).Saturday 04 August 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 429.Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 226:32 hh:mm.Mix: 21.Maximum Depth: 29.1 meters.Bottom Time: 91 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,596 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,687 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GwKk736XZgshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GwKk736XZgs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0293-2.jpg2011-05-24-0293-2.JPGWaves erode the pyroclastic rock of Curtis Island in Stella Passage during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 360 Dive Buddy: Site: Stella Passage, Western side of Curtis Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,297 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,358 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003iKms_OkXDghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003iKms_OkXDg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0937.jpg2011-05-17-0937.JPGGreater Frigate Bird (Fregeta minor) circles high above Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GTNy85lD_5Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GTNy85lD_5Y/fit=1000x1000/Black-Power-New-Zealand.jpgBlack Power New ZealandBlack Power New Zealand. 1999 2009 © Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mfq7YSs7ZGwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mfq7YSs7ZGw/fit=1000x1000/River-Surfing.jpgRiver SurfingSurfers on the Eisbach River, Munich Germany. September 2006 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2006.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vC97DiAQL1Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vC97DiAQL1U/fit=1000x1000/TUNA.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHMike Holmes has been fishing commercially for eels for 40 years, and works in rivers and hydro lakes around the Waikato region, alongside his dog, Jack. Two species of eel are the only freshwater fish in the quota system. In 2016, due to sustainability concerns about the endemic longfin species, South Island eel stocks were separated into shortfin and longfin stocks. Commercial fishers have voluntarily committed to releasing longfin migratory females, as well as any longfins caught in Te Waihora/Lake Ellesmere. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IOF3tYOZLYMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IOF3tYOZLYM/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-16.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEHe spent that afternoon and Christmas Day juggling his regular work with chasing single male terns out of the nesting site and fishing for gobies to feed the sick chick. But, on Christmas afternoon, the chick was running out of energy. It ate three fish, but vomited most of them up. Drew went to have a shower and make a coffee, and when he came back it was dead. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000028lsQYFKUOohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000028lsQYFKUOo/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0027.jpgHypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch)Hypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch). Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 354.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 197:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.2 meters..Bottom Time: 96 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,382 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,478 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Apk4yQw75Jkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Apk4yQw75Jk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-17-0297.jpgGoldfin DascyllusDascyllus auripinnis (Goldfin Dascyllus) at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Thursday 17 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TCMfkdEZPmQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TCMfkdEZPmQ/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-11.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEDuring the summer breeding season, fairy terns spread out to breed at Waipu, Mangawhai, Te Arai, Pakiri and the Papakanui Spit. In addition to a breeding site, each pair has its own defended feeding territory where they hunt for food, foraging in estuaries and close to shore. Over the winter, the birds swap from the east coast to the west, gathering together on the Kaipara Harbour. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a4OQzPeVgOkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a4OQzPeVgOk/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0259.jpg2010-04-21-0259.jpgLeucothea sp. (Centophore) silhouetted at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 247.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 22.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 50:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 39.3 meters..Bottom Time: 67 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,756 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,823 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M5jG8l_XBhohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M5jG8l_XBho/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0133.jpg2010-04-21-0133.jpgLeucothea sp. (Centophore) silhouetted at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 247.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 22.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 50:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 39.3 meters..Bottom Time: 67 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,756 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,823 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fB.m3I7Uslwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fB.m3I7Uslw/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-30-0094.jpgStelletta crater (Sponge)Stelletta crater (Sponge) covered by the bright orange encrusting sponge Desmacella dendyi. Wednesday 30 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 527 Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 345:11 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 75.5 meters Bottom Time: 153 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 93% OTU: 75% Bottom Time to Date: 36,337 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,490 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008L.I5z.4SGYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008L.I5z.4SGY/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-25-0070-2.jpg2010-06-25-0070-2.jpgStelletta crater (Sponge) covered by the bright orange encrusting sponge Desmacella dendyi at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 25 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 260.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 65:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,661 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,753 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VgDqcZIrRmQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VgDqcZIrRmQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-31-0201.jpg2011-03-31-0201.dngStelletta crater (Sponge) covered by the bright orange encrusting sponge Desmacella dendyi at the Poor Knights Islands and Marine Reserve..Wednesday 30 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000084sIlrd7Tm0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000084sIlrd7Tm0/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-14.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACESpot the one-day-old fairy tern chick in this picture. If chicks are threatened by aerial predators, parents will simply take off and leave the nest, trusting that the chick’s disguise will keep it safe. The birds are most vulnerable to land-based threats during the summer months between egg-laying and fledging. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RWKrsLOjjCAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RWKrsLOjjCA/fit=1000x1000/WHERE-THE-SEA-BIRDS-GO.jpgSEABIRD MIGRATIONDuring winter, dozens of seabird species take flight from New Zealand on epic migrations across the planet—and recent advances in tracking technology mean we can now follow them. What we’re learning has upended scientists’ ideas about the lengths animals will go to in order to raise a family. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 165 August September 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/where-the-seabirds-go/?source=homepage Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000027sEGpkOzCIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000027sEGpkOzCI/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0083.jpgLeucosolenia asconoidesLeucosolenia asconoides. Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 468 Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 08:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 273:25 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 31,313 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qjShdsEZtEwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qjShdsEZtEw/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0782.jpgGrey knifefishBathystethus cultratus (Grey knifefish). Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 760. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 17.5 meters. Bottom Time: 78 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,372 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,450 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_QhSQfEYuIEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_QhSQfEYuIE/fit=1000x1000/THE-LAST-DOLPHIN.jpgThe Last DolphinKelly, the last dolphin held in captivity in New Zealand, was the embodiment of our changing attitudes to marine life. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 94 November – December 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2008. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-last-dolphin/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GLYX.NYWrzshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GLYX.NYWrzs/fit=1000x1000/100m-MAN.jpg100m MANWilliam Trubridge’s quest to dive a hundred metres on a single breath. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 108 March – April 2011. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/100m-man-william-trubridge/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y2evhwhqeJchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y2evhwhqeJc/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-05.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEParents continue to feed and teach their young for months. “They’re pretty devoted,” says DOC ranger Keven Drew. “It’s a long haul for them.” Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xmr7gq_GIKshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xmr7gq_GIKs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0260.jpg2011-05-19-0260.JPGParupeneus spilurus (Black-spot goatfish) Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000066hy0SjcRbQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000066hy0SjcRbQ/fit=1000x1000/THE-WRECK-OF-THE-PENGUINS.jpgTHE WRECK OF THE PENGUINSWhy did hundreds of dead kororā—little blue penguins—wash up on beaches around the country two summers ago? Has their fate got anything to do with the weather? Or has it got something to do with us? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 158 July- August 2019. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-wreck-of-the-penguins/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Yw1jqbooaLohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Yw1jqbooaLo/fit=1000x1000/BONE-ARTICULATION-08.jpgBONE ARTICULATIONStreat’s current project, the Shepherd’s beaked whale, was recovered from the Chatham Islands in 2015, and arrived at her place in 2018 in a refrigerated transport truck. Since then, Streat has been managing the decomposition process—macerating (or softening) the whale’s flesh to remove all trace from the bones, then slowly and painstakingly draining the bones of oil. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-skeleton-crew/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_GnMy6R0ENYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_GnMy6R0ENY/fit=1000x1000/BONE-ARTICULATION-17.jpgBONE ARTICULATIONBruce Mahalski runs the Museum of Natural Mystery from a Dunedin villa. Many of its animal displays feature introduced species. Regulations make it difficult for people to own the remains of native animals. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-skeleton-crew/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SyWBT6heNXohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SyWBT6heNXo/fit=1000x1000/BONE-ARTICULATION-18.jpgBONE ARTICULATIONAn articulated Great Spotted Kiwi skeleton Apteryx Haastii held at the Canterbury Museum. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-skeleton-crew/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w.mGp4NvvLEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w.mGp4NvvLE/fit=1000x1000/BONE-ARTICULATION-16.jpgBONE ARTICULATIONOld articulations are often scientifically inaccurate by modern standards. All but one of the moa in the Otago Museum’s gallery, for example, have been mounted in a tall, upright position that represents a 20th-century understanding of the birds’ anatomy. Modern thinking, however, is that moa held their necks at a lower angle, more like a goose than an ostrich. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-skeleton-crew/ Photograph: Upland Moa Articulated Skeleton Megalapteryx didinus AV10049, Otago Museum © Richard Robinson 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bhEU2v_x9s4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bhEU2v_x9s4/fit=1000x1000/BONE-ARTICULATION-15.jpgBONE ARTICULATIONComparing extinct whales with modern skeletons, such as Otago Museum’s fin whale skeleton allows researchers to better understand cetacean evolution. Old bones require tending: conservator Shannah Rhynard Geil gives the fin whale a clean. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-skeleton-crew/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mf2i34P_s_whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mf2i34P_s_w/fit=1000x1000/BONE-ARTICULATION-14.jpgBONE ARTICULATIONComparing extinct whales with modern skeletons, such as Otago Museum’s fin whale skeleton allows researchers to better understand cetacean evolution. Old bones require tending: conservator Shannah Rhynard Geil gives the fin whale a clean. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-skeleton-crew/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ckhkQ76s8Nghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ckhkQ76s8Ng/fit=1000x1000/BONE-ARTICULATION-12.jpgBONE ARTICULATIONDunedin’s Sophie White prepares the fossilised remains of ancient whales and dolphins for display, including this skull she cast for Duntroon’s Vanished World Centre. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-skeleton-crew/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GG2hkbKdsRIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GG2hkbKdsRI/fit=1000x1000/BONE-ARTICULATION-11.jpgBONE ARTICULATIONIn the south Canterbury town of Pleasant Point, Catherine Morrison from O’Rourke Taxidermists prepares a kororā/little blue penguin for the Department of Conservation. The company is rarely called upon to work with native animals, as good specimens are hard to come by, the process is expensive and a special permit is required to have a native species taxidermied. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-skeleton-crew/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aZJPefLYQzghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aZJPefLYQzg/fit=1000x1000/BONE-ARTICULATION-13.jpgBONE ARTICULATIONTHE BONE LIBRARY - One of the leading lights of comparative anatomy in New Zealand was Thomas Jeffrey Parker, who from 1880 until his early death in 1897, was a professor of biology at the University of Otago and curator of Otago Museum. Parker was a force of scientific enquiry and a masterful teacher who produced more than 40 scientific papers and numerous textbooks on biology. He was also an extraordinary preparator of animal remains. Many of his exquisite bone articulations are on display at Otago Museum, while a collection of painted skulls, with their individual bones artfully colour-coded, is still in use by university students a century after it was made. To this day, no one has managed to match Parker’s skill and prowess at using this technique. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-skeleton-crew/ Photograph: Painted Ling Skull, Genypterus blacodes VT3272 Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qrmiLSnUBxwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qrmiLSnUBxw/fit=1000x1000/BONE-ARTICULATION-09.jpgBONE ARTICULATIONStreat makes detailed diagrams of her articulations, providing instructions for technicians assembling them later. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-skeleton-crew/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D5om2SPXFv0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D5om2SPXFv0/fit=1000x1000/BONE-ARTICULATION-07.jpgBONE ARTICULATIONOn a bush-clad section high above Lyttelton, clouds of steam rise on the lateautumn air, full of the thick, sweet scent of warm whalebone. Judith Streat is hard at work with a scrubbing brush, cleaning the skeleton of a Shepherd’s beaked whale in a wood-fired outdoor bathtub. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-skeleton-crew/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000McI7TuvMKGchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000McI7TuvMKGc/fit=1000x1000/BONE-ARTICULATION-06.jpgBONE ARTICULATIONOn a bush-clad section high above Lyttelton, clouds of steam rise on the lateautumn air, full of the thick, sweet scent of warm whalebone. Judith Streat is hard at work with a scrubbing brush, cleaning the skeleton of a Shepherd’s beaked whale in a wood-fired outdoor bathtub. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-skeleton-crew/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p3fy4JUp5qMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p3fy4JUp5qM/fit=1000x1000/BONE-ARTICULATION-05.jpgBONE ARTICULATIONStreat’s current project, the Shepherd’s beaked whale, was recovered from the Chatham Islands in 2015, and arrived at her place in 2018 in a refrigerated transport truck. Since then, Streat has been managing the decomposition process—macerating (or softening) the whale’s flesh to remove all trace from the bones, then slowly and painstakingly draining the bones of oil. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-skeleton-crew/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Zt5fWhOwHB4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Zt5fWhOwHB4/fit=1000x1000/BONE-ARTICULATION-04.jpgBONE ARTICULATIONStreat’s current project, the Shepherd’s beaked whale, was recovered from the Chatham Islands in 2015, and arrived at her place in 2018 in a refrigerated transport truck. Since then, Streat has been managing the decomposition process—macerating (or softening) the whale’s flesh to remove all trace from the bones, then slowly and painstakingly draining the bones of oil. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-skeleton-crew/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nXIHGBvkEKMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nXIHGBvkEKM/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-11-1821.jpgWhite-fronted ternSterna striata (White-fronted tern) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000hspNro6FCQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000hspNro6FCQ/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-11-1841.jpgWhite-fronted ternSterna striata (White-fronted tern) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GSfOw2sW0Q8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GSfOw2sW0Q8/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-11-1816.jpgWhite-fronted ternSterna striata (White-fronted tern) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dqy0CIM5E48https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dqy0CIM5E48/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-11-1471.jpgWhite-fronted ternSterna striata (White-fronted tern) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005te2IyXHyIchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005te2IyXHyIc/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-11-0282.jpgWhite-fronted ternSterna striata (White-fronted tern) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EjA.px2hAV4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EjA.px2hAV4/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-11-0203.jpgWhite-fronted ternSterna striata (White-fronted tern) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Le.9Fn8TDQkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Le.9Fn8TDQk/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-11-0210.jpgWhite-fronted ternSterna striata (White-fronted tern) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c67RRMRLLUchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c67RRMRLLUc/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-11-0204.jpgWhite-fronted ternSterna striata (White-fronted tern) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004PuPU37Wu7Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004PuPU37Wu7M/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-11-1905.jpgHoihoMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Tuesday 11 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NQuQJsTdq1Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NQuQJsTdq1A/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-16-0682.jpgHoihoMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Sunday 16 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rqTTmwafBT8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rqTTmwafBT8/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-16-0680.jpgHoihoMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Sunday 16 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EdqJ8yL0b18https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EdqJ8yL0b18/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-16-0679.jpgHoihoMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Sunday 16 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LmCfcIcBSNshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LmCfcIcBSNs/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-16-0677.jpgHoihoMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Sunday 16 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000olKMQEdY14whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000olKMQEdY14w/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-16-0676.jpgHoihoMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Sunday 16 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000_ErBp8GX0ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000_ErBp8GX0g/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-16-0664.jpgHoihoMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Sunday 16 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s5PYkicoeachttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s5PYkicoeac/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-16-0672.jpgHoihoMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Sunday 16 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ETCae72t5OUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ETCae72t5OU/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-16-0640.jpgHoihoMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Sunday 16 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eUfP1TwAsOUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eUfP1TwAsOU/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-16-0637.jpgHoihoMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Sunday 16 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RjuYmqtwFLAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RjuYmqtwFLA/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-16-0635-1.jpgHoihoMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Sunday 16 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cxTgFVzareMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cxTgFVzareM/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-16-0511.jpgHoihoMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Sunday 16 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Bs.t7VIwKj4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Bs.t7VIwKj4/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-16-0508.jpgHoihoMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Sunday 16 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q_jL1QVP9cIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q_jL1QVP9cI/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-16-0500.jpgHoihoMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Sunday 16 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001k7UJZBn7DAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001k7UJZBn7DA/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-16-0497.jpgHoihoMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Sunday 16 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n3MVMOuMgdchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n3MVMOuMgdc/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-11-1908.jpgHoihoMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Tuesday 11 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K4Sjyo0GWw4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K4Sjyo0GWw4/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-11-1896.jpgHoihoMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Tuesday 11 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000avUcIxIY9o8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000avUcIxIY9o8/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-11-1904.jpgHoihoMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Tuesday 11 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x7fubFXNfaAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x7fubFXNfaA/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-11-1899.jpgHoihoMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Tuesday 11 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wgCluM7j8lchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wgCluM7j8lc/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-11-1898.jpgHoihoMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Tuesday 11 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fuU5vsG1Aqohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fuU5vsG1Aqo/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-11-1887.jpgHoihoMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Tuesday 11 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z9nnYMXcga8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z9nnYMXcga8/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-11-1841.jpgHoihoMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Tuesday 11 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W.upsX4c94ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W.upsX4c94o/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-11-1768.jpgHoihoMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Tuesday 11 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jeCAY2cWRa0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jeCAY2cWRa0/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-05-0201.jpgHoihoMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Wednesday 05 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UA9MzNdUTfYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UA9MzNdUTfY/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-11-1757.jpgHoihoMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Tuesday 11 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000058Cw9wjQLCwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000058Cw9wjQLCw/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-11-1748.jpgHoihoMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Port Ross in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Tuesday 11 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uCyL7lZql3Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uCyL7lZql3M/fit=1000x1000/Chelsie-Preston-Crayford.jpgChelsie Preston CrayfordActor Chelsie Preston Crayford. Photograph by Richard Robinson. 2014 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JFaQEJhXcvYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JFaQEJhXcvY/fit=1000x1000/SOUTHERN-RIGHT-WHALE-16.jpgSOUTHERN RIGHT WHALEBack at the University of Auckland, Emma Carroll trades her immersion suit for a lab coat to study whale genetics, using biopsy samples collected from tohorā in the Auckland Islands Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 166 October November 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-whales-are-back/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005Rko5FBUOBohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005Rko5FBUOBo/fit=1000x1000/SOUTHERN-RIGHT-WHALE-12.jpgTohorāLike any infant mammal, tohorā calves are endlessly playful, and sometimes the best toy is Mum’s tail. In the 19th century, whalers would often kill a calf first and pull its body back to the shore station, knowing the distraught mother would follow, enabling the whalers to kill her close to the processing facility. Grossly unsustainable practises such as these led to the collapse of New Zealand’s whale numbers by the 1840s. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 166 October November 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-whales-are-back/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nMJbVHQ3M00https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nMJbVHQ3M00/fit=1000x1000/SOUTHERN-RIGHT-WHALE-10.jpgSOUTHERN RIGHT WHALEIn the case of young animals, it’s often the whale that approaches the boat, not the other way around. The curiosity of these whales would have made them easy pickings for 19th century whalers, who were able to hunt them from rowboats. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 166 October November 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-whales-are-back/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dq_myEEKauohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dq_myEEKauo/fit=1000x1000/SOUTHERN-RIGHT-WHALE-08.jpgSOUTHERN RIGHT WHALEThe expedition team gears up for another cold day on the water, led by molecular ecologist Emma Carroll from the University of Auckland, they are here to study the whales, using cutting-edge genetic techniques that will allow us to understand the complexities of these animals’ lives. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 166 October November 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-whales-are-back/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000evbet5kB9KQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000evbet5kB9KQ/fit=1000x1000/SOUTHERN-RIGHT-WHALE-06.jpgSOUTHERN RIGHT WHALEA young southern right whale investigates photographer Richard Robinson’s camera in Sandy Bay, Port Ross. This animal is still growing, as evidenced by its not-yet-fully-formed callosities, the clusters of whale lice that mark the face of every right whale. Tohorā are highly tactile, using their nose, fins and tail to investigate floating objects, which puts them at great risk of entanglement. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 166 October November 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-whales-are-back/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Gs5nmxMfVKkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Gs5nmxMfVKk/fit=1000x1000/SOUTHERN-RIGHT-WHALE-03.jpgSOUTHERN RIGHT WHALEA mother tohorā and her white calf rest in the kelp beneath the basalt cliffs of Enderby Island, Port Ross. Pregnant females travel thousands of kilometres to breed in these waters, far from human interference. The population of southern right whales has grown dramatically from as few as 13 breeding females. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 166 October November 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-whales-are-back/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ChHorBvHfY8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ChHorBvHfY8/fit=1000x1000/Humpback-Whale.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)A male Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga.Saturday 08 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zBbagrAynYohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zBbagrAynYo/fit=1000x1000/2020-08-13-0285.jpgAuckland Island shagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag). Thursday 13 August 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vhIq14Cs92Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vhIq14Cs92M/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-2540.jpgNorthern Royal AlbatrossDiomedea sanfordi (Northern royal albatross) off the Coast of South East Island in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004ekT95eAhoghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004ekT95eAhog/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-1850.jpgDusky DolphinA pod of Lagenorhynchus obscurus (Dusky Dolphin) amongst a flock of Albatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Straight, New Zealand with the Kaikora Ranges in the background. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SlFUpAki1aYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SlFUpAki1aY/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-2170.jpgDusky DolphinA pod of Lagenorhynchus obscurus (Dusky Dolphin) amongst a flock of Albatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Straight, New Zealand with the Kaikora Ranges in the background. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X13YjMqZDMMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X13YjMqZDMM/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-2029.jpgBuller's AlbatrossThalassarche bulleri (Buller's Albatross) off the Coast of South East Island in the Chatham Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QWsA4qU0I9Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QWsA4qU0I9A/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-1596.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossAlbatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Strait, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NPQ5O_OrPuIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NPQ5O_OrPuI/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-1603.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossAlbatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Strait, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KfEyR1PpAdchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KfEyR1PpAdc/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-10-0534.jpgSouthern royal albatrossDiomedea epomophora (Southern royal albatross). Monday 10 March2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fjoXbY8SGS8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fjoXbY8SGS8/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-1045.jpgTarā nuiHydroprogne caspia (Caspian tern) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y5RZH5cm_GYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y5RZH5cm_GY/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-1059.jpgNew Zealand Fairy TernNew Zealand Fairy Tern volunteer Susan Steadman sdsteedman@xtra.co.nz monitors the first egg of the season by the Fairy tern affectionately known as Mrs Red at Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dediEySPmowhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dediEySPmow/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-03-0402.jpgSouthern Blue DevilSouthern Blue Devil (Paraplesiops meleagris) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 03 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1002 Time: 10:11 Site: Bald Knob at Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 57 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,357 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,414 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eqsHuVPBmhUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eqsHuVPBmhU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0321-2.jpgMacrocystis pyriferaGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) Opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rUPNHq7T90shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rUPNHq7T90s/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-29-0461.jpg2009-10-29-0461.jpgCape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon (left) in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand. At 5.37 pm on February 16th 1986 the Soviet Union built cruise ship The Mikhail Lermontov hit Hawea Rock situated 5 meters deep between the Cape and beacon eventually sinking in Port Gore at 10:45 pm that evening. .Thursday 29 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nzhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g4_myQNRnP0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g4_myQNRnP0/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-01-1461.jpg2009-11-01-1461.jpgA Ghostly table in the Bolshoi Lounge on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Sunday 01 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 200.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 70 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,275 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,345 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oz58hzQzfjUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oz58hzQzfjU/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-01-1423.jpg2009-11-01-1423.jpgSpiral staircase in the Bolshoi Lounge on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Sunday 01 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 200.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 70 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,275 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,345 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BjqqCSa_MVYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BjqqCSa_MVY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0620-2.jpg2011-05-16-0620-2.JPGHingebeak shrimp (Rhynchocinetes sp.) hide inside a coral (Turbinaria sp.) at North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 344 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,524 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,585 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CIbqeqD4EmIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CIbqeqD4EmI/fit=1000x1000/OUR-WHALES-ARE-BACK.jpgTOHORĀThe Whales Are Back - Last century, southern right whales were hunted until there were none left—none that we could find. A small group of these whales, also called tohorā, hid from the harpoon. Deep in the subantarctic, the survivors birthed and nursed their young. Now, tohorā are returning to the coasts of New Zealand to shelter over winter. Are we ready for them? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 166 October November 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-whales-are-back/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Dik6WFRL8qshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Dik6WFRL8qs/fit=1000x1000/THE-WHALES-ARE-BACK.jpgTOHORĀThe Whales Are Back -Last century, southern right whales were hunted until there were none left—none that we could find. A small group of these whales, also called tohorā, hid from the harpoon. Deep in the subantarctic, the survivors birthed and nursed their young. Now, tohorā are returning to the coasts of New Zealand to shelter over winter. Are we ready for them? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 166 October November 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-whales-are-back/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tdIDgkyZjFEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tdIDgkyZjFE/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-29-0130.jpgBronze Whaler SharkCarcharhinus brachyurus (Bronze Whaler Shark)..Family: Carcharhinidae (Requiem or Whaler Sharks)..Maori Name : Horopekepeka..Distribution:All Oceans..Occurrence: Common in New Zealand, particularly in warmer Northern waters..Size: Average 300cm..Food: Active predators, omnivorous....Family: Carcharhinidae (Requiem or Whaler Sharks)..Maori Name : Horopekepeka..Distribution:All Oceans..Occurrence: Common in New Zealand, particularly in warmer Northern waters..Size: Average 300cm..Food: Active predators, omnivorous..Tuesday 29 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 320.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 136:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 33.2 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,883 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,969 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vrLcnpBai8ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vrLcnpBai8g/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0328.jpg2013-04-17-0328.JPGOdax cyanoallix (Blue-Finned Butterfish) male, endemic to the Three Kings at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland.Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 462 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 266:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.1 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 89% Bottom Time to Date: 30,758 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,882 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FuQTDvcxNUEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FuQTDvcxNUE/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0039.jpg2013-04-17-0039.JPGOdax cyanoallix (Blue-Finned Butterfish) male, endemic to the Three Kings at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 461 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 264:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.2 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: 30,634 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,758 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AfOK0bxfQq4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AfOK0bxfQq4/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-25.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEAuckland Zoo vet in residence Stefan Sav X-rays performs a necropsy on the dead Fairy Tern chick, looking for trauma and taking biopsies for genetics. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PUYrsBn5xE8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PUYrsBn5xE8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0179.jpgPainted anthiasPseudanthias pictilis (Painted anthias) female at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WItAmf41uskhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WItAmf41usk/fit=1000x1000/BONE-ARTICULATION-10.jpgBONE ARTICULATIONBones such as this rare pygmy sperm whale jaw are extremely valuable to scientists for research purposes. “In the 1900s, you’d drill the bones and use glue,” says Judith Streat. “The bones themselves weren’t considered as precious as they are now.” Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-skeleton-crew/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AEF_6C30PcEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AEF_6C30PcE/fit=1000x1000/BONE-ARTICULATION-03.jpgBONE ARTICULATIONJudith Streat is one of the finest preparators and articulators of animal bones in New Zealand. “A lot of it you pick up through reading,” she says. “There are not many people in New Zealand who do it. There are so many things you need to know. You can ruin a skeleton really easily.” She works from home in Lyttelton, where she is in the process of cleaning oil from a Shepherd’s beaked whale skeleton. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-skeleton-crew/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O2Zr4C.uojEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O2Zr4C.uojE/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0217.jpgHypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch)Hypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch). Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 355.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen.Site: The Gardens..Temperature: 19. Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 10 meters..Bottom Time: 74 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,478 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,552minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l7oGvP3WwzIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l7oGvP3WwzI/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0017.jpgAntiparactis sp. (Leopard anemone)Antiparactis sp. (Leopard anemone) on a Black Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.)..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ikWXD9wexwEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ikWXD9wexwE/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0004.jpgAntiparactis sp. (Leopard anemone)Antiparactis sp. (Leopard anemone) on a Black Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.)..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ndzP6ghEIgkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ndzP6ghEIgk/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0016.jpgAntiparactis sp. (Leopard anemone)Antiparactis sp. (Leopard anemone) on a Black Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.)..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VH3Y9V056f8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VH3Y9V056f8/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0005.jpgAntiparactis sp. (Leopard anemone)Antiparactis sp. (Leopard anemone) on a Black Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.)..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AlE5h6RpZVIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AlE5h6RpZVI/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0019.jpgAntiparactis sp. (Leopard anemone)Antiparactis sp. (Leopard anemone) on a Black Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.)..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P1qB82t.uychttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P1qB82t.uyc/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0051.jpgAntiparactis sp. (Leopard anemone)Antiparactis sp. (Leopard anemone) on a Black Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.)..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qf.6iJv.Eu4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qf.6iJv.Eu4/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0036.jpg2013-04-17-0036.JPGOdax cyanoallix (Blue-Finned Butterfish) male, endemic to the Three Kings at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 461 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 264:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.2 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: 30,634 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,758 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ByEI3DhBcvohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ByEI3DhBcvo/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0231.jpgClathrina sp.Clathrina sp. (Sponge). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W69zftwCvo4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W69zftwCvo4/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0248-1.jpgRed lizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L5R3ow9u6IMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L5R3ow9u6IM/fit=1000x1000/BONE-ARTICULATION-01.jpgBONE ARTICULATIONOld bones are a staple of museum collections, but only a handful of people in New Zealand have the skills to prepare them for display. Recovering the skeleton of a large animal—rotting it down, preparing, cleaning and articulating it—is a long and demanding journey that only the most dedicated pursue. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-skeleton-crew/ Photograph: New Zealand Fur Seal Pup Articulated Skeleton Arctocephalus forsteri VT3046, Otago Museum. Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kk5mA6MSEGUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kk5mA6MSEGU/fit=1000x1000/BONE-ARTICULATION-02.jpgBONE ARTICULATION“This bone,” says Canterbury Museum senior curator Paul Scofield, “is the largest of any animal that’s ever existed.” He’s standing amid a pile of ivory-coloured slabs that look like the leftovers of some behemoth’s feast. The bone in question is the long, curved lower jaw of a blue whale, and it is wrapped in plastic and labelled “418 kilograms”. It’s the weight of a polar bear. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-skeleton-crew/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wTQGH5MvR6ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wTQGH5MvR6g/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0108.jpgDot Dash ButterflyfishChaetodon pelewensis also known as the Dot Dash Butterflyfish, Sunset Butterflyfish, Punctato butterflyfish or the Spot-band Butterflyfish at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a9Rpkgmd0mwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a9Rpkgmd0mw/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0247.jpg2015-01-23-0247.jpgParma kermadecensis (Kermadec scalyfin) Juvenile. Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LWP9g8nfYWshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LWP9g8nfYWs/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-14-0054.jpgZonaria turnerianaZonaria turneriana at North West Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Sunday 14 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 460 Site: North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 262:44 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters Bottom Time: 101 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 30,533 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,634 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000676kzYQAoOchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000676kzYQAoOc/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0049.jpgYellow Moray eelGymnothorax prasinus (Yellow Moray) framed by the black pillow sponge Ancorina alata.Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 475 Site: Eastern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 280:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters Bottom Time: 114 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 50% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 31,791 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,905 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005p0FPi0k4HAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005p0FPi0k4HA/fit=1000x1000/ANTHONY-BOURDAIN.jpgAnthony BourdainAnthony Bourdain American celebrity chef and author outside Brasserie Les Halles -Park Ave South, New York. 2004 © New Zealand Herald A Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZiIE9CYJDHghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZiIE9CYJDHg/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-31-0239.jpg2011-03-31-0239.dngAncorina alata (Black Pillow Sponge)..Thursday 31 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 324.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 142:30 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 32.2 meters..Bottom Time: 91 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,215 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,306 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002AC09T8Srrohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002AC09T8Srro/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-26.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEAuckland Zoo vet in residence Stefan Sav X-rays performs a necropsy on the dead Fairy Tern chick, looking for trauma and taking biopsies for genetics. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PrthgJvo15shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PrthgJvo15s/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-22.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEStefan Sav, resident vet at the Auckland Zoo X-rays the deceased Fairy Tern chick, looking for signs of trauma before preforming a necropsy on the bird. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uOqmZbfuwbchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uOqmZbfuwbc/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-21.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEStefan Sav, resident vet at the Auckland Zoo X-rays the deceased Fairy Tern chick, looking for signs of trauma before preforming a necropsy on the bird. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wfEGPjHaT24https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wfEGPjHaT24/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-20.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEStefan Sav, resident vet at the Auckland Zoo X-rays the deceased Fairy Tern chick, looking for signs of trauma before preforming a necropsy on the bird. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yEK2Kf2N..Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yEK2Kf2N..U/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-15.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEOn Christmas Eve DOC ranger Keven Drew was watching a nest site at Mangawhai, where two chicks—siblings—were huddled behind a bit of wood. One wasn’t moving much. Drew had noticed that its mother had only been giving fish to its sibling. “It was on its dying legs, really. I thought, full money, it was going to die, so I put it in my pocket. I thought, ‘If you’re going to die, you might as well die in comfort’.” He wrapped it in a clean cloth and put it in his chest pocket—and after about an hour “the bloody thing came round”. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TFEGHRWlKHMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TFEGHRWlKHM/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-13.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEThough most of the fairy-tern population are mature birds, less than a third have formed breeding pairs. In an effort to encourage new pairs to get together, Forest & Bird is hoping to attract them to an alternative site on the Kaipara Harbour that’s relatively people- and pest-free. The conservation group brought in several tonnes of shells, and added some decoy terns, made with the help of a 3D printer by environmentalist and designer Shaun Lee. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000vfG7wy6UnEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000vfG7wy6UnE/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-11-0112.jpgSargassum johnsoniiDiver Ian Skipworth swims over a forest of the totara weed Sargassum johnsonii endemic to the Three Kings at Princes Arch Pinnacle, Northern Side of Princes Islands, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 11 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 454 Site: Princes Arch Pinnacle, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 253:56 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 28% OTU: 25% Bottom Time to Date:30,036 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,096 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K54hPMc05nIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K54hPMc05nI/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0122.jpgSargassum johnsoniiThe totara weed Sargassum johnsonii endemic to the Three Kings at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 453 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 251:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 43% OTU: 41% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,815 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,911 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ttk2DIuKHkIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ttk2DIuKHkI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0199.jpg2014-04-08-0199.jpgTuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001ueDK05RYKchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001ueDK05RYKc/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-02.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEFree Fall – There are just 36 Fairy Terns left in New Zealand. What do we lose if they vanish altogether? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_X12Nr3EipEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_X12Nr3EipE/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-27-0011.jpg2011-03-27-0011.dngAncorina alata (Black Pillow Sponge) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 311.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 126:10 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 17.4 meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,219 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,318 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uss00mP8R4shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uss00mP8R4s/fit=1000x1000/WHERE-THE-SEA-BIRDS-GO.jpgSEABIRD MIGRATIONDuring winter, dozens of seabird species take flight from New Zealand on epic migrations across the planet—and recent advances in tracking technology mean we can now follow them. What we’re learning has upended scientists’ ideas about the lengths animals will go to in order to raise a family. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 165 August September 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/where-the-seabirds-go/?source=homepage Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000055wuNIFo09Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000055wuNIFo09M/fit=1000x1000/MANTIS-SHRIMP-13.jpgMANTIS SHRIMPThe mantis shrimp is the most extraordinary thing you’ve never heard of, It’s one of the most impressive predators in the ocean, and kills in milliseconds. It can see things you can barely conceive of. It’s the length of your index finger, which, incidentally, it will leave shredded and bloody if you even think of touching it. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/aliens-on-earth/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mQ.ky4JrfUUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mQ.ky4JrfUU/fit=1000x1000/MANTIS-SHRIMP-11.jpgMANTIS SHRIMPHayley Nessia, a University of Auckland postdoctoral researcher, dons gloves to handle a Japanese mantis shrimp. Spearers can make a strike in a little over three milliseconds, but that’s slow-mo compared to the punch of a smasher, which is so fast it creates a thermal shockwave for extra devastation. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/aliens-on-earth/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002tXcaPmv6c0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002tXcaPmv6c0/fit=1000x1000/MANTIS-SHRIMP-10.jpgMANTIS SHRIMP 10.TIFAll known New Zealand mantis shrimps are spearers. Heterosquilla tricarinata, pictured, lives in deep burrows in estuaries all around the country, from which it ambushes softbodied prey—polychaete worms, true shrimps, baby fish. The shrimps’ earthworks likely play a vital role in keeping estuarine sediments aerated. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/aliens-on-earth/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008F4_qWKmXHEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008F4_qWKmXHE/fit=1000x1000/MANTIS-SHRIMP-09.jpgMANTIS SHRIMPLike all crustaceans, mantis shrimps are a pincushion of appendages, each with its own function. The back end of Heterosquilla tricarinata (the tail, the frilled ranks of swimmerets, the six pereiopods, or walking limbs) is mostly devoted to enabling the front end (the six grasping maxillipeds, a lethal pair of spears, and those unrivalled eyes). Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/aliens-on-earth/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U_fbZYY9LtMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U_fbZYY9LtM/fit=1000x1000/MANTIS-SHRIMP-08.jpgMANTIS SHRIMP 08.TIFHistoric Oratosquilla oratoria specimen held at the Canterbury museum that is mentioned in the NIWA taxonomic monograph. “Chilton (1891) suggested that Heller’s record of Squillanepa from Auckland was a based on Squilla affinis Berthold, 1845 (= Oratosquillaoratoria (De Haan, 1844)) on the basis of an unlabelled specimen in the collections of the Dominion Museum, assumed to originate from New Zealand waters. Chilton’s specimen of O.oratoria, an incomplete dry specimen now in the collections of the Canterbury Museum, Christchurch, lacks locality data but almost certainly did not originate from New Zealand waters”. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/aliens-on-earth/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006yLWsNHNYgIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006yLWsNHNYgI/fit=1000x1000/MANTIS-SHRIMP-07.jpgMANTIS SHRIMPThe mantis shrimp’s strike is one of the fastest known movements made by an animal—so fast, in fact, that it robs the ambient pressure from the surrounding seawater. This leaves a vacuum in which cavitation bubbles instantaneously form, then collapse, briefly heating the water to as much as 4700 degrees Celsius and triggering a shockwave. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/aliens-on-earth/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rBFVzBCQqwAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rBFVzBCQqwA/fit=1000x1000/MANTIS-SHRIMP-06.jpgMANTIS SHRIMPPeter Yardley has fished the Kaipara Harbour with his wife Christine since 1973. In late 2009, they noticed a strange new creature in their flounder nets. Oratosquilla oratoria, the Japanese mantis shrimp, is a native of the South China Sea. The lethal tines of its claw ensure nothing gets a second chance; Australian fishers call them “thumb-splitters” Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/aliens-on-earth/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001lmitD8neFghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001lmitD8neFg/fit=1000x1000/MANTIS-SHRIMP-05.jpgMANTIS SHRIMPPeter Yardley has fished the Kaipara Harbour with his wife Christine since 1973. In late 2009, they noticed a strange new creature in their flounder nets. Oratosquilla oratoria, the Japanese mantis shrimp, is a native of the South China Sea. The lethal tines of its claw ensure nothing gets a second chance; Australian fishers call them “thumb-splitters” Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/aliens-on-earth/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uK00Cnkxo3Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uK00Cnkxo3U/fit=1000x1000/MANTIS-SHRIMP-04.jpgMANTIS SHRIMPMantis shrimps can rotate their eyes independently to precisely align them with the angle of polarised light. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/aliens-on-earth/Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MRoQ2sQvOPYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MRoQ2sQvOPY/fit=1000x1000/MANTIS-SHRIMP-03.jpgMANTIS SHRIMPWhile mantis shrimps share a body plan with crabs, crayfish, real shrimps, and the slaters under your wood pile, they have taken it to a whole other level of sophistication. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/aliens-on-earth/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o2BDhPbpGbwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o2BDhPbpGbw/fit=1000x1000/MANTIS-SHRIMP-01.jpgMANTIS SHRIMPHundreds of millions of years ago, mantis shrimps evolved technologies we’re still trying to copy. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/aliens-on-earth/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KpTZFxJRxvIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KpTZFxJRxvI/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-1284-1.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female. Tuesday 19 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nh0gmfLNPtwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nh0gmfLNPtw/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-1065-4.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female. Tuesday 19 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kkh1axnVG8Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kkh1axnVG8U/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-1284.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female. Tuesday 19 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000viwiD4NPvwghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000viwiD4NPvwg/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0121-2.jpg2010-12-23-0121-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WZU7Y3zqqFwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WZU7Y3zqqFw/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-1065-2.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female. Tuesday 19 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jSZxufykpCMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jSZxufykpCM/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-1063-2.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female. Tuesday 19 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ltRGgJoMrWkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ltRGgJoMrWk/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-1063.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female. Tuesday 19 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bCVOomApyXshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bCVOomApyXs/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-0995-1-3.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female. Tuesday 19 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BusWkw47CHQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BusWkw47CHQ/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-0866-4.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female. Tuesday 19 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dqwmH.LE2zghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dqwmH.LE2zg/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-0995-1-2.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female. Tuesday 19 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003TI7al4RUEohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003TI7al4RUEo/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-0866-1.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female. Tuesday 19 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rNUjYcK7z.Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rNUjYcK7z.A/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-0831-4.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female. Tuesday 19 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000riJGL8KCJnUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000riJGL8KCJnU/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-0831-1.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female. Tuesday 19 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VCGOowILMFkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VCGOowILMFk/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-18-0136-1.jpgMantis shrimpThe native Heterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) male and female (darker) in the Matapouri Estuary at night, Northland, New Zealand. Monday 18 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,046 Time: 15:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.0 degrees Open Circuit Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,726 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,846 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R6hsMWz4INchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R6hsMWz4INc/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-18-0120.jpgMantis shrimpThe native Heterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) male and female (darker) in the Matapouri Estuary at night, Northland, New Zealand. Monday 18 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,046 Time: 15:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.0 degrees Open Circuit Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,726 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,846 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z3VQaT9oNeshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z3VQaT9oNes/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-18-0113.jpgMantis shrimpThe native Heterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) male and female (darker) in the Matapouri Estuary at night, Northland, New Zealand. Monday 18 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,046 Time: 15:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.0 degrees Open Circuit Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,726 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,846 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fn.FmrVPHB4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fn.FmrVPHB4/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-18-0122.jpgMantis shrimpThe native Heterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) male and female (darker) in the Matapouri Estuary at night, Northland, New Zealand. Monday 18 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,046 Time: 15:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.0 degrees Open Circuit Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,726 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,846 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mz6KNI9BHCIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mz6KNI9BHCI/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-18-0113-1.jpgMantis shrimpThe native Heterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) male and female (darker) in the Matapouri Estuary at night, Northland, New Zealand. Monday 18 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,046 Time: 15:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.0 degrees Open Circuit Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,726 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,846 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007Hu3S7aUR_Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007Hu3S7aUR_M/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-18-0111-1.jpgMantis shrimpThe native Heterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) male and female (darker) in the Matapouri Estuary at night, Northland, New Zealand. Monday 18 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,046 Time: 15:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.0 degrees Open Circuit Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,726 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,846 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FII4ONg7Z_4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FII4ONg7Z_4/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-18-0107.jpgMantis shrimpThe native Heterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) male and female (darker) in the Matapouri Estuary at night, Northland, New Zealand. Monday 18 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,046 Time: 15:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.0 degrees Open Circuit Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,726 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,846 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KFM0SN_CiCEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KFM0SN_CiCE/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-18-0111.jpgMantis shrimpThe native Heterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) male and female (darker) in the Matapouri Estuary at night, Northland, New Zealand. Monday 18 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,046 Time: 15:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.0 degrees Open Circuit Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,726 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,846 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w7iLwqmFpnIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w7iLwqmFpnI/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-18-0108.jpgMantis shrimpThe native Heterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) male and female (darker) in the Matapouri Estuary at night, Northland, New Zealand. Monday 18 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,046 Time: 15:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.0 degrees Open Circuit Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,726 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,846 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u49oH1YnvKQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u49oH1YnvKQ/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-12b.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEDuring the summer breeding season, fairy terns spread out to breed at Waipu, Mangawhai, Te Arai, Pakiri and the Papakanui Spit. In addition to a breeding site, each pair has its own defended feeding territory where they hunt for food, foraging in estuaries and close to shore. Over the winter, the birds swap from the east coast to the west, gathering together on the Kaipara Harbour. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006ujTtVNLGuwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006ujTtVNLGuw/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-10.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEDuring the summer breeding season, fairy terns spread out to breed at Waipu, Mangawhai, Te Arai, Pakiri and the Papakanui Spit. In addition to a breeding site, each pair has its own defended feeding territory where they hunt for food, foraging in estuaries and close to shore. Over the winter, the birds swap from the east coast to the west, gathering together on the Kaipara Harbour. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vbtXL.JskgQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vbtXL.JskgQ/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-09.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEDOC ranger Ayla Wiles candles a New Zealand Fairy Tern egg to confirm if it is fertile. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BiB55hRnWJghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BiB55hRnWJg/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-06.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEParents continue to feed and teach their young for months. “They’re pretty devoted,” says DOC ranger Keven Drew. “It’s a long haul for them.” Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000fMhFjP9siYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000fMhFjP9siY/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-03.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEThese delicate, dismembered wings of a fairy tern were collected at Mangawhai Spit in December 1979 and stored in the collection of Auckland Museum. The bird’s scientific name, Sterna nereis, references the Nereids, 50 sea nymphs who were daughters of Nereus, the “old man of the sea” in Greek mythology. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008FM4UlvhyUwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008FM4UlvhyUw/fit=1000x1000/2020-06-04-0285.jpgJapanese Mantis ShrimpJapanese Mantis Shrimp (Oratosquilla oratoria) is a large stomatopod crustacean that is an invasive species to New Zealand, officially reported in 2009 from the Kaipara Harbour, (Photographed in Captivity). Thursday 04 June 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SgQwzKlk0.shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SgQwzKlk0.s/fit=1000x1000/2020-06-04-0295.jpgJapanese Mantis ShrimpJapanese Mantis Shrimp (Oratosquilla oratoria) is a large stomatopod crustacean that is an invasive species to New Zealand, officially reported in 2009 from the Kaipara Harbour, (Photographed in Captivity). Thursday 04 June 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007UkgVvHdE2whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007UkgVvHdE2w/fit=1000x1000/2020-06-04-0223.jpgJapanese Mantis ShrimpJapanese Mantis Shrimp (Oratosquilla oratoria) is a large stomatopod crustacean that is an invasive species to New Zealand, officially reported in 2009 from the Kaipara Harbour, (Photographed in Captivity). Thursday 04 June 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S49Q6DAkDaUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S49Q6DAkDaU/fit=1000x1000/2020-06-04-0216.jpgJapanese Mantis ShrimpJapanese Mantis Shrimp (Oratosquilla oratoria) is a large stomatopod crustacean that is an invasive species to New Zealand, officially reported in 2009 from the Kaipara Harbour, (Photographed in Captivity). Thursday 04 June 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XnwFowNs0pchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XnwFowNs0pc/fit=1000x1000/2020-06-04-0221.jpgJapanese Mantis ShrimpJapanese Mantis Shrimp (Oratosquilla oratoria) is a large stomatopod crustacean that is an invasive species to New Zealand, officially reported in 2009 from the Kaipara Harbour, (Photographed in Captivity). Thursday 04 June 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XeoxH_uBdqohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XeoxH_uBdqo/fit=1000x1000/2020-06-04-0179-1.jpgJapanese Mantis ShrimpJapanese Mantis Shrimp (Oratosquilla oratoria) is a large stomatopod crustacean that is an invasive species to New Zealand, officially reported in 2009 from the Kaipara Harbour, (Photographed in Captivity). Thursday 04 June 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J_e3T2G1Gzwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J_e3T2G1Gzw/fit=1000x1000/2020-06-04-0131.jpgJapanese Mantis ShrimpJapanese Mantis Shrimp (Oratosquilla oratoria) is a large stomatopod crustacean that is an invasive species to New Zealand, officially reported in 2009 from the Kaipara Harbour, (Photographed in Captivity). Thursday 04 June 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002CYwO5Nhuyohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002CYwO5Nhuyo/fit=1000x1000/2020-06-04-0177-2.jpgJapanese Mantis ShrimpJapanese Mantis Shrimp (Oratosquilla oratoria) is a large stomatopod crustacean that is an invasive species to New Zealand, officially reported in 2009 from the Kaipara Harbour, (Photographed in Captivity). Thursday 04 June 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MJyktaarNX0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MJyktaarNX0/fit=1000x1000/2020-06-04-0144.jpgJapanese Mantis ShrimpJapanese Mantis Shrimp (Oratosquilla oratoria) is a large stomatopod crustacean that is an invasive species to New Zealand, officially reported in 2009 from the Kaipara Harbour, (Photographed in Captivity). Thursday 04 June 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RR3UoMhbOmUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RR3UoMhbOmU/fit=1000x1000/2020-06-04-0124.jpgJapanese Mantis ShrimpJapanese Mantis Shrimp (Oratosquilla oratoria) is a large stomatopod crustacean that is an invasive species to New Zealand, officially reported in 2009 from the Kaipara Harbour, (Photographed in Captivity). Thursday 04 June 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MK_KrJSKCpEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MK_KrJSKCpE/fit=1000x1000/2020-06-04-0106.jpgJapanese Mantis ShrimpJapanese Mantis Shrimp (Oratosquilla oratoria) is a large stomatopod crustacean that is an invasive species to New Zealand, officially reported in 2009 from the Kaipara Harbour, (Photographed in Captivity). Thursday 04 June 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tHXze7qNFUghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tHXze7qNFUg/fit=1000x1000/2020-06-04-0084.jpgJapanese Mantis ShrimpJapanese Mantis Shrimp (Oratosquilla oratoria) is a large stomatopod crustacean that is an invasive species to New Zealand, officially reported in 2009 from the Kaipara Harbour, (Photographed in Captivity). Thursday 04 June 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L61T1wm6Cb8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L61T1wm6Cb8/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-03-0535.jpgSmooth AnglerfishThe Smooth Anglerfish (Phyllophryne scortea) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!Editorial Use Only!!! 03 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1003 Time: 15:00 Site: Emu Bay at Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 8 meters Bottom Time: 86 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,414 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,500 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sMLFZHmpr4Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sMLFZHmpr4A/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-22-0016.jpgBarenape gobyCurrently an unidentified species of goby by the photographer and scientists during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Tuesday 22 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 933 Time: 08:00 Site: Yagasa Horseshoe, Fiji Dive Buddy: Kina Scollay Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 23.6 degrees Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 84 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 50,358 minutes Cumulative Time: 50,442 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DnUMqf7iocEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DnUMqf7iocE/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0306.jpgBarenape gobyAn unidentified species of goby by the photographer and scientists during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Tuesday 22 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 936 Time: 08:15 Site: Lati Fiji outer reef, Fiji Dive Buddy: Kina Scollay Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 23.6 degrees Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 74 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 50,559 minutes Cumulative Time: 50,633 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qEZiRHlPGKMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qEZiRHlPGKM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-09-146.jpgOrangespotted GobyIstigobius rigilius (Orangespotted Goby) in the Vava'u island group of the South Pacific Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hHKDic3khmkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hHKDic3khmk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0004.jpgOrangespotted GobyIstigobius rigilius (Orangespotted Goby). Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 552 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 11:05 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,343 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,439 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007luHD3gkoyghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007luHD3gkoyg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0379.jpgShoulderspot GobyGnatholepis cauerensis (Shoulderspot Goby) also known as the Eyebar goby at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_En3rX765vwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_En3rX765vw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0313.jpgBarenape gobyAn unidentified species of goby by the photographer and scientists during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Tuesday 22 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 936 Time: 08:15 Site: Lati Fiji outer reef, Fiji Dive Buddy: Kina Scollay Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 23.6 degrees Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 74 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 50,559 minutes Cumulative Time: 50,633 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wQ0lJVWgCW8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wQ0lJVWgCW8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-09-20.jpgComet PygmygobyEviota cometa (Comet Pygmygoby) in the Vava'u island group of the South Pacific Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nWvaS68mtrshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nWvaS68mtrs/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0416.jpgMoon WrasseThalassoma lunare (Moon Wrasse) juvenile at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002VX3PeAp.N4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002VX3PeAp.N4/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0166.jpg2012-04-20-0166.jpgParma alboscapularis (Black angelfish) Juvenile..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 369..Site: Trev?s Rock to El Torito Cave, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,688 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,758 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gTGq48rjFHUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gTGq48rjFHU/fit=1000x1000/CUCHULAINN-16.jpgPORTRAIT OF A HORSEJockey Finbarr Leahy and trainer Bob Autridge talk in the Parade Ring minutes before the 130th New Zealand Grand National Steeplechase. Read the Feature: https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=3585796. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mzxYqPEwmrohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mzxYqPEwmro/fit=1000x1000/GREAT-MERCURY-10.jpgTREASURE ISLANDShortfin eel (Anguilla australis). Great Mercury was one of the first sites of human habitation in New Zealand. In 2014, a radical new public-private partnership sought to rid the island of pests. It was a unique operation, and the results have been astonishing. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 137 January - February 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-island/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EC7H6lzVxzEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EC7H6lzVxzE/fit=1000x1000/GREAT-MERCURY-14.jpgTREASURE ISLANDPublic and private interests coalesce in the Fay-Richwhite boatshed overlooking Mercury Cove. Sir Michael Fay—no stranger to audacious projects—and DOC’s project manager Pete Corson consult an aerial map to plan the ongoing defence of the island’s pest-free status—how to keep them out, and what happens if they get in. “This is a 100-year game,” says Fay. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 137 January - February 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-island/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007TBPpr.j.7chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007TBPpr.j.7c/fit=1000x1000/Snares-Crested-Penguin-02.jpgLIFE ON THE EDGESnares crested penguins are endemic to the tiny Snares island group, 200 kilometres south of mainland New Zealand. Like all penguins, their lives are determined by the rhythms of a breeding cycle—laying eggs from late September and working ceaselessly to raise their chicks to fledging around four months later. The adults then go to sea for a couple of months to fatten up before returning to land to moult their feathers. Armed with fresh plumage, they spend the winter migrating thousands of kilometres in search of prey. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/life-on-the-edge/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 143 January-February 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uNtQm7SC2Swhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uNtQm7SC2Sw/fit=1000x1000/MINERVA-08.jpgEMPIRE OF THE SEAThe human history of Minerva is brief and turbulent—born of either politicking or poor fortune. The 132-tonne Coomondeery falls into the latter category. A 110-foot steamship, later converted to diesel auxiliary in Australia, it was wrecked on North Minerva in 1969. Over time it became part of the reef itself, corals, algae and crustaceans clinging to every surface. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 133 May-June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/empire-of-the-sea/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fFgOAzmPFZchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fFgOAzmPFZc/fit=1000x1000/SEA-CHANGE-09.jpgSEA CHANGEGhosts of morning, blue maomao glide through a cavern named for them: Blue Maomao Arch, at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, in Northland. The reserve—New Zealand’s second, created in 1981—is one of the country’s top diving destinations. A veritable treasure chest of species is to be found in its clear, oceanic waters, which are a degree or more warmer than the nearby mainland coast. Only when the reserve was fully closed to fishing in 1998 did the Poor Knights’ richness rebound. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 130 November-December 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/sea-change/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lekx7I.R_8Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lekx7I.R_8I/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0099.jpg2011-09-03-0099.jpgUnderwater Photographer Ian Skipworth with the twin 4.5 inch (114 mm) guns on the Wreck of the HMNZS Waikato (F55) a Leander class Frigate, after being decommissioned by the Royal New Zealand Navy serves as an artificial diving reef off the coast of Tutukaka, Northland, New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 376.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Wreck HMNZS Canterbury, Northland..Temperature: 15 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 162:57 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 30.4 meters..Bottom Time: 76 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,166 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,242 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001V8Pd8SX9h4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001V8Pd8SX9h4/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0069-1.jpg2011-09-03-0069_1.jpgThe Wreck of the HMNZS Waikato (F55) a Leander class Frigate, after being decommissioned by the Royal New Zealand Navy serves as an artificial diving reef off the coast of Tutukaka, Northland, New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 376.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Wreck HMNZS Canterbury, Northland..Temperature: 15 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 162:57 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 30.4 meters..Bottom Time: 76 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,166 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,242 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_m09qQwH_S0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_m09qQwH_S0/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0091.jpg2010-12-23-0091.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000g34oPTzqAwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000g34oPTzqAw/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0111-2.jpg2010-12-23-0111-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WyYqHCN58Oohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WyYqHCN58Oo/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0176.jpg2012-04-20-0176.jpgParma alboscapularis (Black angelfish) Juvenile..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 369..Site: Trev?s Rock to El Torito Cave, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,688 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,758 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wliWe8XoUn8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wliWe8XoUn8/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0148.jpg2012-02-18-0148.jpgCryptichthys jojettae (Cryptic triplefin)..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 345.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Jnips1yKDDQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Jnips1yKDDQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0336-2.jpg2011-01-08-0336-2.jpgLarge Jellyfish most likely Cyanea sp. amongst Giant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) Opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KS5.u42O3FAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KS5.u42O3FA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-26-0237-2.jpg2011-05-26-0237-2.JPGA school of Kyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer) including a rare yellow colour mutation that affects 5-20% of the population at L'Esperance Rock during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 26 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 365 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis, Site: LÕEsperance Rock in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,535 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,591 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q_NMih7cDTIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q_NMih7cDTI/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0359.jpgMimic blenny (Plagiotremus tapeinosoma)Mimic blenny (Plagiotremus tapeinosoma) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Sunday 10 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 328.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters..Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yXkuSkuQpRUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yXkuSkuQpRU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-26-0229-2.jpg2011-05-26-0229-2.JPGA school of Kyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer) including a rare yellow colour mutation that affects 5-20% of the population at L'Esperance Rock during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 26 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 365 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis, Site: LÕEsperance Rock in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,535 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,591 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eltujj.oA2Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eltujj.oA2M/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-26-0230.jpg2011-05-26-0230.JPGA school of Kyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer) including a rare yellow colour mutation that affects 5-20% of the population at L'Esperance Rock during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 26 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 365 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis, Site: LÕEsperance Rock in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,535 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,591 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ibuUzYYCDHQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ibuUzYYCDHQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-26-0227.jpg2011-05-26-0227.JPGA school of Kyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer) including a rare yellow colour mutation that affects 5-20% of the population at L'Esperance Rock during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 26 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 365 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis, Site: LÕEsperance Rock in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,535 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,591 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ef3nTxHO1fMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ef3nTxHO1fM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-26-0086-2.jpg2011-05-26-0086-2.JPGA yellow Kyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer) a rare colour mutation that affects 5-20% of the population at L'Esperance Rock during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 26 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 364 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Clinton Duffy. Site: LÕEsperance Rock in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters. Bottom Time: 37 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,498 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uLOriYBL.7khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uLOriYBL.7k/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0163-2.jpg2011-05-23-0163-2.JPGA school of Kyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer) including a rare Yellow form of colour mutation that affects 5-20% of the population, western side of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 358 Dive Buddy: Site: Western Side of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.9 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,194 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,246 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DnHFslLmz8Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DnHFslLmz8Y/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0167.jpg2011-05-23-0167.JPGA school of Kyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer) including a rare Yellow form of colour mutation that affects 5-20% of the population, western side of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 358 Dive Buddy: Site: Western Side of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.9 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,194 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,246 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dWjyZrO4Zrshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dWjyZrO4Zrs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-26-0232.jpg2011-05-26-0232.jpgA school of Grey Drummer (Kyphosus bigibbus) including a rare yellow colour mutation that affects 5-20% of the population at L'Esperance Rock during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 26 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 365.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis,.Site: LÕEsperance Rock in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters..Bottom Time: 56 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,535 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,591 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LMhC_qtaS.Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LMhC_qtaS.Y/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0132.jpgParma alboscapularis (Black angelfish)Parma alboscapularis (Black angelfish)..Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 349.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson, Ian Skipworth..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 191:43 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 29.3 meters..Bottom Time: 66 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,115 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YQ3WIOJyDiAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YQ3WIOJyDiA/fit=1000x1000/New-Zealand-Sea-Lion-08.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionWHAT’S KILLING THE SEA-LIONS? New Zealand sea-lion numbers have plummeted. Is it fishing pressure, climate change, the mysterious disappearance of octopuses, or a deadly new virus? Young New Zealand sea-lion pups in a ‘puppy pile’ at Sandy Bay on Enderby Island. In coming weeks the mothers will teach these pups to swim and will also begin to spread away from the beach into the surrounding meadow and forest as the males depart the beach. Enderby Island was once infested with rabbits and in former times many pups suffocated after crawling into rabbit holes. Adults spend much of their time at sea, so counting pups is the only reliable way for researchers to get an idea of population trends, although it remains an imperfect science. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue138 March – April 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000syvxTIFWlUMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000syvxTIFWlUM/fit=1000x1000/Tawaki-02.jpgLIFE ON THE EDGEA tawaki returns to its nest in dense Fiordland rainforest. Fossil records suggest tawaki were once found all around the South Island. Their secretive habits may be the result of hunting by humans—the very closely-related Snares crested penguins, isolated on their pest-free refuge south of Stewart Island, are utterly fearless around humans, by contrast. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/life-on-the-edge/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 143 January-February 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Oa_vLBBB9Dwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Oa_vLBBB9Dw/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-04-0112.jpgDoak's LizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish). Wednesday 04 May 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 786 Site: Nudibranch City, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Mazurka Temperature: 20.8 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 383:37 Maximum Depth: 25.1 m Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 44,340 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WR6KQLd_BEwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WR6KQLd_BEw/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-20-0011-4.jpgNorthern Mantis ShrimpPariliacantha georgeorum (Northern Mantis Shrimp) in the Matapouri Estuary at night, Northland, New Zealand. Wednesday 20 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Dive Number: 1,048 Time: 17:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 17.0 degrees. Open Circuit Maximum Depth: 2 meters. Bottom Time: 120 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,986 minutes Cumulative Time: 56,106 minutes Notes: Hunting for Mantis Shrimp.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PaljQtbdV1whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PaljQtbdV1w/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-20-0011-3.jpgNorthern Mantis ShrimpPariliacantha georgeorum (Northern Mantis Shrimp) in the Matapouri Estuary at night, Northland, New Zealand. Wednesday 20 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Dive Number: 1,048 Time: 17:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 17.0 degrees. Open Circuit Maximum Depth: 2 meters. Bottom Time: 120 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,986 minutes Cumulative Time: 56,106 minutes Notes: Hunting for Mantis Shrimp.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DWv0aGZ10rchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DWv0aGZ10rc/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-20-0011.jpgNorthern Mantis ShrimpPariliacantha georgeorum (Northern Mantis Shrimp) in the Matapouri Estuary at night, Northland, New Zealand. Wednesday 20 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Dive Number: 1,048 Time: 17:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 17.0 degrees. Open Circuit Maximum Depth: 2 meters. Bottom Time: 120 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,986 minutes Cumulative Time: 56,106 minutes Notes: Hunting for Mantis Shrimp.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sDJ4cba3ioMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sDJ4cba3ioM/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-20-0011-1.jpgNorthern Mantis ShrimpPariliacantha georgeorum (Northern Mantis Shrimp) in the Matapouri Estuary at night, Northland, New Zealand. Wednesday 20 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Dive Number: 1,048 Time: 17:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 17.0 degrees. Open Circuit Maximum Depth: 2 meters. Bottom Time: 120 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,986 minutes Cumulative Time: 56,106 minutes Notes: Hunting for Mantis Shrimp.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y4Ysu9SVSY0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y4Ysu9SVSY0/fit=1000x1000/2020-06-04-0315.jpgJapanese Mantis ShrimpJapanese Mantis Shrimp (Oratosquilla oratoria) is a large stomatopod crustacean that is an invasive species to New Zealand, officially reported in 2009 from the Kaipara Harbour, (Photographed in Captivity). Thursday 04 June 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003DV_277Qgz4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003DV_277Qgz4/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-1913.jpgPilotfishNaucrates ductor (Pilotfish) with a Mola alexandrini (Bump-head sunfish) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Friday 26 January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i1cdNA3oSEohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i1cdNA3oSEo/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-1910-1.jpgPilotfishNaucrates ductor (Pilotfish) with a Mola alexandrini (Bump-head sunfish) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Friday 26 January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000awrGu10uZDYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000awrGu10uZDY/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-1911.jpgPilotfishNaucrates ductor (Pilotfish) with a Mola alexandrini (Bump-head sunfish) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Friday 26 January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dI7aAoCKbVghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dI7aAoCKbVg/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0049.jpg2013-04-27-0049.JPGJanolus cf. hyalinus (Nudibranch). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 467 Site: Cave Bay, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:15 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,247 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,313 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n.lOm.Bdcbohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n.lOm.Bdcbo/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0053.jpgSkeleton shrimpCaprellidae sp. (Skeleton shrimp) on the red hydroid coral Errina dendyi (Hydroid Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gFVjrZwmGKQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gFVjrZwmGKQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0121-3.jpg2011-05-15-0121-3.JPGTwo large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) approximately 1.2m in length engage in what appears to be a mating ritual, continually changing colour to an almost vivid white and rubbing and wrapping themselves around each other for a period of Three Minutes and 20 Seconds (Taken from camera metadata) at a depth of 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f9PGIAEq2h8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f9PGIAEq2h8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0109-2.jpg2011-05-16-0109-2.JPGFemale Green wrasse (Notolabrus incriptus) off North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 343 Dive Buddy: Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters. Bottom Time: 66 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mlkrZtm5RUUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mlkrZtm5RUU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0145-2.jpg2011-05-15-0145-2.JPGStriped boarfish (Evistias acutirostris) rare and normally found in pairs or small groups this large aggregation of 38 individuals is truly a remarkable sight and certainly the same group Malcolm Francis recorded in 1990. Pictured off the southern point,on the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xp0kZIvxm_khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xp0kZIvxm_k/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0123-2.jpg2011-05-15-0123-2.JPGTwo large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) approximately 1.2m in length engage in what appears to be a mating ritual, continually changing colour to an almost vivid white and rubbing and wrapping themselves around each other for a period of Three Minutes and 20 Seconds (Taken from camera metadata) at a depth of 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008tSVGH9kvWghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008tSVGH9kvWg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0336.jpg2011-05-21-0336.JPGBroughton Lattey crew member on RV Braveheart dives on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 355 Dive Buddy: Broughton Lattey. Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 29.3 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,054 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,106 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IdXnjg0nyZQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IdXnjg0nyZQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0349-2.jpg2011-05-22-0349-2.JPGMalcolm Francis, Principal Scientist National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research and Underwater Photographer is dwarfed by a large pinnacle on the western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 357 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters. Bottom Time: 45 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,149 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,194 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000krrMPky.GYUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000krrMPky.GYU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0610-3.jpg2011-05-16-0610-3.JPGHingebeak shrimp (Rhynchocinetes sp.) hide inside a coral (Turbinaria sp.) at North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 344 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,524 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,585 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008a4IR8Yk0QMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008a4IR8Yk0QM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0354.jpg2011-05-13-0354.JPGA bright yellow Kyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer) a form rare colour mutation that affects 5-20% of the fish amongst a school of Bluefish (Girella cyanea) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 336 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island to North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 18.8 meters. Bottom Time: 67 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,094 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,161 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KUsvW5LAhMghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KUsvW5LAhMg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0357.jpg2011-05-13-0357.JPGA school of Kyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer) including a rare Yellow form of colour mutation that affects 5-20% of the on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 336 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island to North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 18.8 meters. Bottom Time: 67 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,094 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,161 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XBiBUne09gMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XBiBUne09gM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0342-3.jpg2011-05-15-0342-3.jpgA school of Grey Drummer (Kyphosus bigibbus) including a rare Yellow form of colour mutation that affects 5-20% pictured at Boat Cove, Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Sunday 15 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 342.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis..Site: Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 10 meters..Bottom Time: 55 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,403 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,458 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j1U65xnwnjshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j1U65xnwnjs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-26-0111.jpg2011-05-26-0111.jpgA school of Grey Drummer (Kyphosus bigibbus) including a rare yellow colour mutation that affects 5-20% of the population at L'Esperance Rock during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 26 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 364.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Clinton Duffy..Site: LÕEsperance Rock in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 37 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,498 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M0jOaHrzIFYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M0jOaHrzIFY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0960.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Dundas Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oM.8nNRDMfMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oM.8nNRDMfM/fit=1000x1000/Prionace-glauca-Blue-Shark.jpgPrionace glauca (Blue Shark)Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) off the Coast of Whakatane, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iPR.KHkI4RMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iPR.KHkI4RM/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1180.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b54WYiU0crYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b54WYiU0crY/fit=1000x1000/2008-11-30-0224.jpg2008-11-30-0224.jpgA Circle of Salps Cyclosalpa sp. at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand...Sunday 30 November 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 126 Max Depth 25.6 m. Average Depth 13.6m. Temp 17 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 70 min. Bottom Time to Date 5515 min Cumulative Time 5585 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H2iacYfuuPUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H2iacYfuuPU/fit=1000x1000/Snares-Crested-Penguin.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) underwater at Station Cove off North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean. Wednesday 05 January 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pFGnhjZ5G1chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pFGnhjZ5G1c/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0089-2.jpg2011-05-14-0089-2.JPGKermadec demoiselle (Chrysiptera rapanui) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000akKvlUR4ybwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000akKvlUR4ybw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0083.jpg2011-05-19-0083.JPGKermadec demoiselle (Chrysiptera rapanui) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 349 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30 meters. Bottom Time: 54 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,752 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,806 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fULWFSSqiyMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fULWFSSqiyM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0078-2.jpg2011-05-14-0078-2.JPGKermadec demoiselle (Chrysiptera rapanui) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002qXnHFwqwschttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002qXnHFwqwsc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-22-0160.jpgBundoon FangblennyMeiacanthus bundoon (Bundoon Fangblenny)at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HlXEp8BJyBshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HlXEp8BJyBs/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0052.jpgBundoon FangblennyMeiacanthus bundoon (Bundoon Fangblenny) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mvxtERH5rD0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mvxtERH5rD0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0309.jpgBundoon FangblennyMeiacanthus bundoon (Bundoon Fangblenny) at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cJ.RHyUBKBUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cJ.RHyUBKBU/fit=1000x1000/JEANIE-B-01.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHDeckhand Karn Gunson on the Jeanie B owned by skipper Ty Mcquarrie docks to be unloaded by Moana Fisheries at Houhora Harbour in Northland New Zealand. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GoFAtaAaIo8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GoFAtaAaIo8/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-20-0043.jpgOrakei KorakoOrakei Korako the Hidden Valley Geothermal Park on the Banks of the Waikato River, New Zealand. Tuesday 20 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000neUEoxdj2SIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000neUEoxdj2SI/fit=1000x1000/Marti-Friedlander.jpgMarti FriedlanderMarti Friedlander, New Zealand photography icon. November 2007. Photograph Richard Robinson. 2007 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000STqArF7Kl54https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000STqArF7Kl54/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-08-0064.jpgBrown bullhead catfishAmeiurus nebulosus (Brown bullhead catfish) Motutere Point, Lake Taupo, New Zealand. Friday 08 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TYd00K_krrwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TYd00K_krrw/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0011.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) sits on a chick at the Harrison Cove colony, Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p0infMw4iMMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p0infMw4iMM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-05-0102.jpgMasked BoobySula dactylatra (Masked Booby) on a wreck of an old coastal trading vessel on Ceva-I-Ra Reef also known as Conway Reef a small coral reef atoll in the republic of Fiji. Saturday 05 August 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hdjubMnCjJchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hdjubMnCjJc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-05-0066.jpgLonglining WreckA wreck of a of longlining fishing boat on Ceva-I-Ra Reef also known as Conway Reef a small coral reef atoll in the republic of Fiji. Saturday 05 August 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PnVYzjr8Cn4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PnVYzjr8Cn4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-05-0057.jpgLonglining WreckA wreck of a of longlining fishing boat on Ceva-I-Ra Reef also known as Conway Reef a small coral reef atoll in the republic of Fiji. Saturday 05 August 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aZl4LsGaqAshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aZl4LsGaqAs/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0022.jpgMottled Moray EelMottled moray (Gymnothorax prionodon) from the family Muraenidae at Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 219.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 16:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 31.7 meters.Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,725 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nvwq4L0ctRkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nvwq4L0ctRk/fit=1000x1000/2018-11-30-0043.jpgOld WifeOld Wife (Enoplosus armatus) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. Friday 30 November 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. !!!Editorial Use Only!!! Dive Number: 995 Time: 08:19 Site: Threshhold Reef, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 45 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 52966 minutes Cumulative Time: 53011 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zz5_f3TeEZIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zz5_f3TeEZI/fit=1000x1000/Galapagos-Shark.jpgGalapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis)A two meter female Galapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009XEF4XoAsi0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009XEF4XoAsi0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0128.jpgGorgonian FansGorgonian Fans at at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003r2GF3EJeF0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003r2GF3EJeF0/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0042.jpgStarfishOphidiaster sp. (Starfish). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 475 Site: Eastern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 280:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters Bottom Time: 114 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 50% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 31,791 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,905 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NNBBazPnBs8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NNBBazPnBs8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0040.jpgStarfishOphidiaster sp. (Starfish). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 475 Site: Eastern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 280:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters Bottom Time: 114 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 50% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 31,791 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,905 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i1_dofivvEMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i1_dofivvEM/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1723.jpgShore PloverThinornis novaeseelandiae (Shore Plover) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Jehu8iECbCghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Jehu8iECbCg/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1801.jpgShore PloverThinornis novaeseelandiae (Shore Plover) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AQ_G0ZMMvrAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AQ_G0ZMMvrA/fit=1000x1000/Mako-2.jpgBlue LightningMako sharks must swim with their mouths open to ensure a constant flow of water over their gills—a condition known as ram ventilation. For the same reason, they can never stop swimming. They are one of a small group of sharks that have an elevated body temperature that can be more than 10 degrees higher than the surrounding water. It is thought that this warm-bloodedness—focused around the swimming muscles, digestive system, eye and brain—may give them a predatory advantage when diving into deep, cold water in search of prey. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/speed-demon/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 135 September - October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Mjtoe5fN4Fkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Mjtoe5fN4Fk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-05-0013.jpgMasked BoobySula dactylatra (Masked Booby) on a wreck of an old coastal trading vessel on Ceva-I-Ra Reef also known as Conway Reef a small coral reef atoll in the republic of Fiji. Saturday 05 August 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jp6G6gNdzUghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jp6G6gNdzUg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-05-0037-Pano-1.jpgCeva-I-Ra ReefCeva-I-Ra Reef also known as Conway Reef a small coral reef atoll in the republic of Fiji. Saturday 05 August 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oTyxy8rU_kUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oTyxy8rU_kU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-05-0048.jpgCeva-I-Ra ReefCeva-I-Ra Reef also known as Conway Reef a small coral reef atoll in the republic of Fiji. Saturday 05 August 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pJ7CUc7SG70https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pJ7CUc7SG70/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-29-0017.jpg2010-01-29-0017.jpgFeather Star (Comanthus novaezelandiae) at Mary's Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 29 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 221.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Mary's Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Alka Fowler..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 19:55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 64 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,841 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,905 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uQYioaS51JEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uQYioaS51JE/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-28-0021.jpg2011-03-28-0021.jpgComanthus novaezealandiae (Feather Star) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Monday 28 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 315.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Butterfish Bay too Maomao Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 130:55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,526 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,607 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oy0vwPVZ2d4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oy0vwPVZ2d4/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0028.jpg2011-10-29-0028.jpgTambja tenuilineata (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W7mGNK7SSQIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W7mGNK7SSQI/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0558-1.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vHDhCkp_C0khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vHDhCkp_C0k/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0551.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hbLNu2H8.t4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hbLNu2H8.t4/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0555.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zr2yyHv2v_whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zr2yyHv2v_w/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0546.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gtElA9uZaIMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gtElA9uZaIM/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0543.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EOWTaGFaCQ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EOWTaGFaCQ0/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0545.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cbvlSLFo2MYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cbvlSLFo2MY/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0490.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007AnnOYTuOIUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007AnnOYTuOIU/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0445.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EJgKEGmy0.Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EJgKEGmy0.Y/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0263-1.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Jxs3S3hcnTYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Jxs3S3hcnTY/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0263.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L98fucT.skEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L98fucT.skE/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0254.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h73rfj5yCNwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h73rfj5yCNw/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0221.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LNatjtDEpQkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LNatjtDEpQk/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0162.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A66pNpNmuBchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A66pNpNmuBc/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0162-1.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bb24NxIZEsYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bb24NxIZEsY/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0795.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D.szxGIUU84https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D.szxGIUU84/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-05-0164.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) at the Harrison Cove, Milford Sound, New Zealand. 05 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_r9M8T19oIIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_r9M8T19oII/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0194.jpgDecapterus koheru (Koheru)Decapterus koheru (Koheru)..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RHVRoNVMD80https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RHVRoNVMD80/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-25-0059.jpg2011-05-25-0059.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) on the deck of RV Braveheart at Curtis and Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 25 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N3dIpCcYgDIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N3dIpCcYgDI/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0107.jpgNamuka-i-LauCoral reef topography at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EIPNb7KTxBAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EIPNb7KTxBA/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-30-0003.jpg2011-03-30-0003.dngOphidiaster sp. (Starfish)..Wednesday 30 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 321.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 138:08 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,969 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,042 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xax66jgT6FUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xax66jgT6FU/fit=1000x1000/ALIENS-ON-EARTH.jpgMANTIS SHRIMPHundreds of millions of years ago, mantis shrimps evolved technologies we’re still trying to copy. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 164 July - August 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/aliens-on-earth/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007mo6Gp2NqmMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007mo6Gp2NqmM/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-05-0032.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) sits on a egg at the Harrison Cove colony, Milford Sound, New Zealand. 05 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000spiXZ.xIa64https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000spiXZ.xIa64/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-08.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACENesting sites are roped off and monitored by rangers, including Ayla Wiles but some people ignore the signs. Drones are a new threat, as fairy terns think they’re an aerial predator and leave chicks unprotected while they try to fight them. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uaYGqNncx34https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uaYGqNncx34/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0262.jpg2013-04-17-0262.JPGA rare colour variety of Caprodon longimanus (Pink maomao) at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 462 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 266:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.1 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 89% Bottom Time to Date: 30,758 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,882 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wxnla16JeQMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wxnla16JeQM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0089-2.jpg2011-05-14-0089-2.jpgKermadec demoiselle (Chrysiptera rapanui) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Saturday 14 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 338.Dive Buddy: .Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 28 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UDkZyP6WcBIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UDkZyP6WcBI/fit=1000x1000/P-CLASS-02.jpgP ClassFrom left, Gary Smith and Luke Jenkins measure 13-year-old Charlie Morton’s sail as his dad Matt looks on. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/p-class/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 151 May-June 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kPAp0M2PCMwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kPAp0M2PCMw/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-08-0012.jpgParengarenga HarbourShipwrecks at the entrance of Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O8Dv1eFTrOAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O8Dv1eFTrOA/fit=1000x1000/20012-08-04-0037.jpg20012-08-04-0037.jpgAntiparactis sp. (Leopard anemone).Saturday 04 August 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 428..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 225:02 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50..Maximum Depth: 63.5 meters..Bottom Time: 100 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 27,496 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,596 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XSzqxTVx_pQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XSzqxTVx_pQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0083-2.jpg2011-05-14-0083-2.JPGKermadec demoiselle (Chrysiptera rapanui) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YIu68hJkVzghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YIu68hJkVzg/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0621.jpgFiordland crested penguinAn adult Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to its nest through thick forest at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NQaVSTnpt7Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NQaVSTnpt7A/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0618.jpgFiordland crested penguinAn adult Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to its nest through thick forest at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pNiy_.pJrUYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pNiy_.pJrUY/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0587.jpgFiordland crested penguinAn adult and juvenile Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pafa6x2FbBIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pafa6x2FbBI/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0614.jpgFiordland crested penguinAn adult Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to its nest through thick forest at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EqtTMs4BqAchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EqtTMs4BqAc/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0632.jpgFiordland crested penguinAn adult Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to its nest through thick forest at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002oro1_mwgsUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002oro1_mwgsU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0683-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009._.1bSpXz4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009._.1bSpXz4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0847-2.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kiK.kmvJ3Ushttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kiK.kmvJ3Us/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0838.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005tBLkAzBrjIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005tBLkAzBrjI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-1745.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005_sAvYioGKMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005_sAvYioGKM/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0644.jpgFiordland crested penguinAn adult Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to its nest through thick forest at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XlAJFagdpPwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XlAJFagdpPw/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0398.jpgPlumose anemoneMimetridium cryptum (Plumose anemone). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_Cy.6slRilAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_Cy.6slRilA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0107.jpg2011-05-20-0107.JPGAnampses caeruleopunctatus (Blue-Spotted Wrasse) Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 352 Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 72 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AjiXn_k5PP0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AjiXn_k5PP0/fit=1000x1000/2014-01-10-0082.jpgConger EelConger verreauxi (Common Conger Eel). Friday 10 January 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nNiamS_2qAMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nNiamS_2qAM/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0295.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.Dq7K.weKUshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.Dq7K.weKUs/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0280-3.jpg2011-01-10-0280-3.jpgSouthern Rata (Metrosideros umbellata) canopy at Ranui Cove on the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Monday 10 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eWcwWrw4h98https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eWcwWrw4h98/fit=1000x1000/20012-08-04-0018.jpg20012-08-04-0018.jpgAntiparactis sp. (Leopard anemone) on Primnoa sp. (Beaded gorgonian).Saturday 04 August 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 428..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 225:02 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50..Maximum Depth: 63.5 meters..Bottom Time: 100 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 27,496 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,596 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PGy8ilWM2KAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PGy8ilWM2KA/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0027.jpgPrincess DamselfishPomacentrus vaiuli (Princess Damselfish) also known as the Ocellate damselfish at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004ZsrfZ__REwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004ZsrfZ__REw/fit=1000x1000/koror-02.jpgTHE WRECK OF THE PENGUINSTourists watch kororā emerge from the sea at the Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony. The attraction is a major contributor to the local economy and funds the longest-running kororā study in New Zealand. While Otago’s kororā usually raft up to come ashore as a group, little penguins in other parts of the country tend to come ashore alone. Such differences are reflected in their pending status as separate species. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 158 July- August 2019. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-wreck-of-the-penguins/ Photographs Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tB63gLYElmwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tB63gLYElmw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0788.jpgAuckland Island Banded DotterelCharadrius bicinctus exilis (Auckland Island Banded Dotterel) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005Hgq5YYcBwghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005Hgq5YYcBwg/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-1012.jpgTarā nuiHydroprogne caspia (Caspian tern) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WcluBGyPN8chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WcluBGyPN8c/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0682.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000oRTfSOBB2Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000oRTfSOBB2A/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0315.jpgWrybillAnarhynchus frontalis (Wrybill) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wPnsPIVaZVYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wPnsPIVaZVY/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-11-0845-1.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h1S8oFav.DEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h1S8oFav.DE/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-11-0507.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gChjSP6eYoUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gChjSP6eYoU/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0147.jpg2013-04-12-0147.JPGWreckage of the SS Elingamite that sunk at West Island in 1902. Picture taken during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland.Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 456 Site: Elingamite Wreck, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.6 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 256:28 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 36.4 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 35% Bottom Time to Date: 30,176 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,252 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cMjAGiIpMaIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cMjAGiIpMaI/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0140.jpg2013-04-12-0140.JPGWreckage of the SS Elingamite that sunk at West Island in 1902. Picture taken during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland.Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 456 Site: Elingamite Wreck, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.6 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 256:28 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 36.4 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 35% Bottom Time to Date: 30,176 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,252 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eYZM8ArTfgYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eYZM8ArTfgY/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0599.jpgDusky galaxiasDusky galaxias (Galaxias pullus). Tuesday 04 August 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VdaIaU1Hvjshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VdaIaU1Hvjs/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-31-0370.jpg2009-01-31-0370.jpgA Snapper (Pagrus auatus) in a School of Demoiselle (Chromis dispilus) near the Entrance to Shark Fin Cave at the Poor Knights, New Zealand..S aturday 31 Febuary.Photograph Richard Robinson .Dive Number 143.Max Depth 21.6 m. .Average Depth 8 m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 71 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6613 min. .Cumulative Time 6684 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hoSFtJYnK_ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hoSFtJYnK_g/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0506.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xHstSfgZgkQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xHstSfgZgkQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0654.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) nest at Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003CtbFdx5LIIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003CtbFdx5LII/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-08-0015.jpgSandager's wrasseCoris sandageri (Sandager's wrasse) Juvenile. Thursday 08 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 764. Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 15 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,683 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,744 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WJBSxzzF15Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WJBSxzzF15U/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-13-0196.jpg2010-02-13-0196.jpgA school of Kingfish (Seriola lalandi) at Fred's Pinnacle at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 227.Boat: Pacific Hideaway..Site: Fred's Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 26:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 87 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,307 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,394 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SFJmzpeGqIohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SFJmzpeGqIo/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0265.jpg2009-11-15-0265.jpgNew Zealand Crayfish (Jasus edwardsii) at Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 202.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.6 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 80 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,421 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,501 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002ucxRm72TvQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002ucxRm72TvQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0694.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000ZhrW70VVp0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000ZhrW70VVp0/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0961.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Papakanui Spit at South Head of the Kaipara Harbour, New Tuesday 18 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q_oyiVaM97Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q_oyiVaM97Y/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0433.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) roost at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zsJZP.RVNv0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zsJZP.RVNv0/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0299.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IhMuZuQQ6k8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IhMuZuQQ6k8/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-1015.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j_R7iqJ7H6Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j_R7iqJ7H6A/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0809.jpgAuckland Island Banded DotterelCharadrius bicinctus exilis (Auckland Island Banded Dotterel) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XZR9tHIGAq4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XZR9tHIGAq4/fit=1000x1000/2007-05-22-512.jpg2007-05-22-512.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Monday 21 May 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v1X4M7aaDLwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v1X4M7aaDLw/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-08-0085.jpgParengarenga HarbourParengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009hiEUVQtWhshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009hiEUVQtWhs/fit=1000x1000/SUPPLY-CHAIN-04.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHSpider Turnbull loads Mullet caught by his two boys on Rangaunu Harbour onto a refrigerated truck. The fish will be delivered to Leigh Fisheries in the early hours of the morning, and will be served at restaurants that night. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UnhzlEav798https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UnhzlEav798/fit=1000x1000/koror-09.jpgTHE WRECK OF THE PENGUINSDaniel Thomas from Massey University necropsies kororā from the 2017-2018 die-off event, in which hundreds of birds washed up in the north of New Zealand. Most had succumbed to starvation. Such wrecks are not a new phenomenon—in 1974 almost 4000 penguins were found on Northland beaches. Some scientists are concerned penguin wrecks will become more common as seas continue to warm. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 158 July- August 2019. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-wreck-of-the-penguins/ Photographs Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EcVvtTY5kiIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EcVvtTY5kiI/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0634.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JY4pSc62pWEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JY4pSc62pWE/fit=1000x1000/William-Trubridge.jpgWilliam Trubridge The Deepest Man in the WorldFree Diver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand. In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oE.4fKhuEEshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oE.4fKhuEEs/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-18-0029.jpgMangrovesAvicennia marina subsp. australasica (Mangroves). Monday 18 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,046 Time: 15:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.0 degrees Open Circuit Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,726 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,846 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ROkLBzeLJKkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ROkLBzeLJKk/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-23-0096-2.jpg2009-05-23-0096-2.jpgA Blue-eyed triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) sits upon yellow Encrusting Sponge (Cliona celata) at the Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 23 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 164.Max Depth 28 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 96 min..Bottom Time to Date 7991 min..Cumulative Time 8087 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uP0tIv.9zyIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uP0tIv.9zyI/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0078.jpgParengarenga HarbourCygnus atratus (Black swan) at Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p8L4X.wkmtMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p8L4X.wkmtM/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0046.jpgParengarenga HarbourOyster farming at Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000agw7_JIT8G0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000agw7_JIT8G0/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0043.jpgParengarenga HarbourOyster farming at Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g7w9i6Ik_GAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g7w9i6Ik_GA/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0031.jpgParengarenga HarbourOyster farming at Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001afPzthawn4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001afPzthawn4/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0022.jpgParengarenga HarbourWreck at Ngatehe Point, Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ml82XRk.KqUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ml82XRk.KqU/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0025.jpgParengarenga HarbourParengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001tjjx6nQLPQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001tjjx6nQLPQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0020.jpgParengarenga HarbourWreck at Ngatehe Point, Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FVG0.o1oS6Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FVG0.o1oS6E/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0018.jpgParengarenga HarbourWreck at Ngatehe Point, Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008w8Wde8s9Echttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008w8Wde8s9Ec/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-08-0090.jpgParengarenga HarbourParengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_mSaJXsGCSkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_mSaJXsGCSk/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0208.jpg2010-04-17-0208.jpgNudibranch, Cratena lineata?.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Aeolidina.Family: Glaucidae.Location :The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 237.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 37.55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,977 minutes..Cumulative Time: 13,067minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NO8WlLHZqw4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NO8WlLHZqw4/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0238.jpg2010-04-17-0238.jpgNudibranch, Cratena lineata?.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Aeolidina.Family: Glaucidae.Location :The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 237.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 37.55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,977 minutes..Cumulative Time: 13,067minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001cpG7qIqWIMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001cpG7qIqWIM/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0008-1.jpg2011-10-29-0008_1.jpgFlabellina albomarginata (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UH_0UZDPJnohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UH_0UZDPJno/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0108.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) run the gauntlet through a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Bx9AuSE6fVkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Bx9AuSE6fVk/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0906.jpgCuvier's beaked whaleZiphius cavirostris (Cuvier's beaked whale) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ma5G5yyRG2Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ma5G5yyRG2I/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-06-0007-2-2.jpgBryde's whaleBryde’s whale (Balaenoptera edeni) on the surface at the edge of the continental shelf. They are the most common large whale on the east coast of the North Island, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Cx7yE58oYhchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Cx7yE58oYhc/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-06-0005.jpgBryde's whaleBryde’s whale (Balaenoptera edeni) on the surface at the edge of the continental shelf. They are the most common large whale on the east coast of the North Island, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008lp_w3qNduMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008lp_w3qNduM/fit=1000x1000/BLUE-SHARK-09.jpgDENIZENS OF THE DEEPRather than the thug-like predators of popular imagination, blues have leaner frames; they are ocean gliders, built for stealth and endurance more than power and speed. Their bodies are slim and efficient, and their out-sized pectoral fins which extend, wing-like, from their flanks allow them to soar through the water column in their daily commute between food at depth and warmer waters at the surface. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 121 May – June 2013. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/denizens-of-the-deep/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eBLGr3_1Mnohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eBLGr3_1Mno/fit=1000x1000/BLUE-SHARK-07.jpgDENIZENS OF THE DEEPElliott targets the largest specimens, which have dorsal fins big enough to attach the palm-sized GPS transmitter. It will record the shark’s depth, location and water temperature for up to three years, the limit of the battery life, and beam the data to a satellite whenever the shark is at the surface.The data coming from the tagged sharks also confirms the feeding behaviour of blues. They dive to the thermocline at night and digest on the surface during the day. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 121 May – June 2013. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/denizens-of-the-deep/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kmsFWe9bK9Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kmsFWe9bK9Q/fit=1000x1000/BLUE-SHARK-05.jpgDENIZENS OF THE DEEPBlue sharks are a common species in New Zealand waters, though they prefer deep water habitats, usually some distance from the coast. Typically they feed at depth and spend time on the surface digesting and resting, hunting only as opportunities present themselves. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 121 May – June 2013. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/denizens-of-the-deep/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000apeGFpHpC_Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000apeGFpHpC_Q/fit=1000x1000/BLUE-SHARK-02.jpgDENIZENS OF THE DEEPBlue sharks cut sinuous arcs through clear water off the Bay of Plenty. Rather than the thug-like predators of popular imagination, blues have leaner frames; they are ocean gliders, built for stealth and endurance more than power and speed. Their bodies are slim and efficient, and their out-sized pectoral fins which extend, wing-like, from their flanks allow them to soar through the water column in their daily commute between food at depth and warmer waters at the surface. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 121 May – June 2013. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/denizens-of-the-deep/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VSYhFuJAeGIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VSYhFuJAeGI/fit=1000x1000/2013-10-19-0058.jpg2013-10-19-0058.JPGPyrosoma sp. (Giant salp). Saturday 19 October 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 495 Site: Spindle Reef, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:30 Temperature: 14 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 304:42 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 65% OTU: 57% Bottom Time to Date: 33,541 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,663 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000twb2TfSZrF8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000twb2TfSZrF8/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0303.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004GQpn_D.kDMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004GQpn_D.kDM/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0060.jpgFairy TernVolunteer Debbie Stone at a New Zealand Fairy Tern Trust feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WRUu6uLmf0Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WRUu6uLmf0M/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0103.jpgCape PetrelDaption capense (Cape petrel) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xq4cJsyV1s8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xq4cJsyV1s8/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0089.jpg2012-05-12-0089.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gPjyFkxHHiIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gPjyFkxHHiI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0593.jpg2015-01-05-0593.tifCoral head at Beveridge Reef a remote territory of Niue in the South Pacific Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Cumulative Time: 37,961 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000044jTcgM.xqohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000044jTcgM.xqo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0576.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at Beveridge Reef, Niue. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005SGUjCjMavshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005SGUjCjMavs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0556.jpgBeveridge ReefCoral Reef topography at Beveridge Reef a remote territory of Niue in the South Pacific Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cZvjRwlyV60https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cZvjRwlyV60/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0137.jpg2011-05-15-0137.jpgStriped boarfish (Evistias acutirostris) rare and normally found in pairs or small groups this large aggregation of 38 individuals is truly a remarkable sight and certainly the same group Malcolm Francis recorded in 1990. Pictured off the southern point,on the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Sunday 15 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011.Dive Number: 340.Dive Buddy: .Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters..Bottom Time: 42 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iEVVXaBpN4chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iEVVXaBpN4c/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0122.jpgGoatfishUpeneichthys lineatus (Goatfish). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 476 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 15:10 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 282:22 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.7 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 56% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 31,905 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,041 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S2dI4G7Ymbghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S2dI4G7Ymbg/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0124.jpgGoatfishUpeneichthys lineatus (Goatfish). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 476 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 15:10 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 282:22 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.7 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 56% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 31,905 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,041 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iNsJL1.bqhohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iNsJL1.bqho/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-14-0045.jpg2013-04-14-0045.JPGUpeneichthys porosus (Goatfish) at North West Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Sunday 14 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 460 Site: North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 262:44 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters Bottom Time: 101 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 30,533 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,634 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B4dRjnekRhMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B4dRjnekRhM/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0004.jpg2012-04-14-0004.jpgUpeneichthys lineatus (Goatfish)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 354.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 197:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.2 meters..Bottom Time: 96 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,382 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,478 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xiqECYSx4aghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xiqECYSx4ag/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0129.jpg2011-10-29-0129.jpgPseudoceros sp. (Flat worm) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ayn0vpJBb5whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ayn0vpJBb5w/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-06-0188.jpg2010-01-06-0188.jpgNudibranch Trapania rudmani at Danger Rock, Northland New Zealand..Wednesday 06 January 2010...Dive Number: 216.Boat: 007, Northland Dive..Site: Danger Rock...Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 14:22 hh:mm..Maximum Depth : 30.8 meters.Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,435 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,510 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006IgcqY8AIDIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006IgcqY8AIDI/fit=1000x1000/Liam-Finn.jpgLiam FinnLiam Finn New Zealand musician. June 2007. Photograph Richard Robinson. 2007 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006dDwx.ONaDwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006dDwx.ONaDw/fit=1000x1000/Crested-Weedfish-New-Zealand-0003.jpgCrested Weedfish New ZealandCristiceps aurantiacus (Crested Weedfish)Saturday 26 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 523 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle. Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:39 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.5 meters Bottom Time: 163 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 118% OTU: 82% Bottom Time to Date: 35,670 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,833 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KHkrI2FoW9Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KHkrI2FoW9Q/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0288.jpgWaikare Wreck 1910Notolabrus cinctus (Gridled wrasse) on the wreck of the Waikare 1910 at Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MoC57jwcvvohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MoC57jwcvvo/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0313.jpgWaikare Wreck 1910Diver Ian Skipworth on the wreck of the Waikare 1910 at Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qEcL.UdVN2Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qEcL.UdVN2Y/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0305.jpgWaikare Wreck 1910The wreck of the Waikare 1910 at Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bfujyLFth3khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bfujyLFth3k/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0304.jpgWaikare Wreck 1910The wreck of the Waikare 1910 at Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rv4abFv.hEkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rv4abFv.hEk/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0299.jpgWaikare Wreck 1910The wreck of the Waikare 1910 at Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gac2rXzU6YEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gac2rXzU6YE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0284.jpgWaikare Wreck 1910The wreck of the Waikare 1910 at Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lwBzdYi99Ychttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lwBzdYi99Yc/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0916-2.jpg2009-10-31-0916-2.jpgRussian Dolls from the ships souvenir shop deep in the bottom of the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003MvXisLB2z0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003MvXisLB2z0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0579.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionSimon Childerhouse leader of the Blue Planet Marine New Zealand sea lion research programme and Thomas Burns retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bcSxb0gPo3Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bcSxb0gPo3E/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0671.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionThe New Zealand Sea Lion Research retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003wc_sq5bylchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003wc_sq5bylc/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-16-0028.jpgSeagrassZostera muelleri (Seagrass) Snells Beach, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000At.ySBYypMUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000At.ySBYypMU/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-01-0040.jpg2011-04-01-0040.jpgCoris sandageri (Sandager's wrasse). Friday 01 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 326 Boat: Mazurka. Site: Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve. Temperature: 21.3 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 145:36 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.9 meters. Bottom Time: 111 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,383 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,494 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kDCKBNgN.Ekhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kDCKBNgN.Ek/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0102.jpg2009-10-17-0102.jpgJason's Nudibranch (Jason mirabilis) at Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Saturday 17 October 2009 .Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009..Dive Number 189.Boat : Apollo, Goat Island Dive..Site : Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group..Max Depth 28 m..Temp 19c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 56 min..Bottom Time to Date 9600 min..Cumulative Time 9656 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000013w_paPRhKIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000013w_paPRhKI/fit=1000x1000/2017-11-21-0081-Panoe-1.jpgMokohinausMokohinau Islands, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mcpUt9sT9OEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mcpUt9sT9OE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0239.jpg2011-05-21-0239.JPGBlack-winged petrel (Pterodroma nigripennis) on the north east side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009zIAnAGRgd0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009zIAnAGRgd0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0025.jpg2011-01-08-0025.jpgSooty shearwater (Puffinus griseus) commonly known as as tïtï or muttonbird) take flight at Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KCuK.GnPahshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KCuK.GnPahs/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-26-0015.jpg2014-04-26-0015.jpgCaprodon longimanus (Pink maomao) juvenile. Saturday 26 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 523 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle. Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:39 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.5 meters Bottom Time: 163 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 118% OTU: 82% Bottom Time to Date: 35,670 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,833 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UpBH5gfZMsEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UpBH5gfZMsE/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-08-0024.jpgParengarenga HarbourParengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rqvD9HafHnwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rqvD9HafHnw/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0168.jpg2013-04-12-0168.JPGWreckage of the SS Elingamite that sunk at West Island in 1902. Picture taken during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland.Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 456 Site: Elingamite Wreck, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.6 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 256:28 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 36.4 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 35% Bottom Time to Date: 30,176 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,252 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MSQ.FovYxNYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MSQ.FovYxNY/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0213.jpgRed MokiCheilodactylus spectabilis (Red moki). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 476 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 15:10 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 282:22 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.7 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 56% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 31,905 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,041 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000woryYT3.naAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000woryYT3.naA/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0205.jpgRed MokiCheilodactylus spectabilis (Red moki). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 476 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 15:10 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 282:22 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.7 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 56% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 31,905 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,041 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006JmtKOjDX6chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006JmtKOjDX6c/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0110.jpg2012-03-25-0110.jpgCheilodactylus spectabilis (Red moki) ..Sunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 352.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mine Shaft Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 194:29 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,201 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,282 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r0Dpc0EkdB8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r0Dpc0EkdB8/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0115.jpg2012-03-25-0115.jpgCheilodactylus spectabilis (Red moki) ..Sunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 352.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mine Shaft Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 194:29 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,201 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,282 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EqD_fnhxpaohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EqD_fnhxpao/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0036.jpg2009-07-25-0036.jpgA Red Moki (Cheilodactylus spectabilis) forages for food at Northern Arch, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jK_BCXH5_TUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jK_BCXH5_TU/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0242-2.jpg2009-09-19-0242-2.jpgRed Moki (Cheilodactylus spectabilis) at Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 187.Boat : Yukon.Site : Tie Dye Arch.Max Depth 19.6 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 68 min..Bottom Time to Date 9480 min..Cumulative Time 9548min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yGQE16Vwhzshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yGQE16Vwhzs/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-1511.jpgEstuary ClingfishTrachelochismus aestuarium (Estuary Clingfish). Tuesday 19 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1,047 Time: 16:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.0 degrees Open Circuit. Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 140 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,846 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,986 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hcoGyhW.2Rshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hcoGyhW.2Rs/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-1514.jpgEstuary ClingfishTrachelochismus aestuarium (Estuary Clingfish). Tuesday 19 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1,047 Time: 16:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.0 degrees Open Circuit. Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 140 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,846 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,986 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pjvKFrvRzhMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pjvKFrvRzhM/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0132.jpg2013-04-17-0132.JPGSpawning Obliquichthys maryannae (Oblique-swimming triplefin) at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 461 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 264:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.2 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: 30,634 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,758 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yqUBOwguU3whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yqUBOwguU3w/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0183.jpgBeveridge ReefGnathodentex aureolineatus (Goldlined Emperor) and Lutjanus kasmira (Bluestriped Snapper) school over the coral at Beveridge Reef , Niue in the South Pacific. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JDyrtAVqICchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JDyrtAVqICc/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-06-0192.jpg2010-01-06-0192.jpgNudibranch Trapania rudmani at Danger Rock, Northland New Zealand..Wednesday 06 January 2010...Dive Number: 216.Boat: 007, Northland Dive..Site: Danger Rock...Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 14:22 hh:mm..Maximum Depth : 30.8 meters.Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,435 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,510 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GaLH9dX1_dohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GaLH9dX1_do/fit=1000x1000/Hoiho-4.jpgLIFE ON THE EDGEChris Muller Massey University wildlife biologist catches Yellow Eyed Penguins (Megadyptes antipodes) at dusk as they are returning from foraging at sea, to microchip and attach radio transmitters to help locate their elusive nests in the Sothern Rata on Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/life-on-the-edge/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 143 January-February 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rMn7GvoyDEghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rMn7GvoyDEg/fit=1000x1000/2016-11-23-0390.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IIKbOBWrDgUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IIKbOBWrDgU/fit=1000x1000/2016-11-23-0447.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004e0IqwMwkOEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004e0IqwMwkOE/fit=1000x1000/2016-11-23-0373.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000txS6v9GFA6Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000txS6v9GFA6U/fit=1000x1000/2016-11-23-0363.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YcCQWw0NhGkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YcCQWw0NhGk/fit=1000x1000/2016-11-23-0338.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p_peNN0EjV0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p_peNN0EjV0/fit=1000x1000/2016-11-23-0297.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I7iMP1N.8Ushttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I7iMP1N.8Us/fit=1000x1000/2016-11-23-0296.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yw5RnThv49Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yw5RnThv49E/fit=1000x1000/2016-11-23-0293.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004UWg4yA_gg4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004UWg4yA_gg4/fit=1000x1000/2016-11-23-0295.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GPG6wPHtaVshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GPG6wPHtaVs/fit=1000x1000/2016-11-23-0255.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PCLdt98j8oYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PCLdt98j8oY/fit=1000x1000/2016-11-23-0209.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007vbKAFaFLv8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007vbKAFaFLv8/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-09-0071.jpg2008-08-09-0071.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) amongst Red algae at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 09 August 2008.Dive Number 86 : Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 14.9 m. Average Depth 8.8 m. Temp 14c. O2:32%.Bottom Time 66 min. Bottom Time to Date 3717 min Cumulative Time 3783 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000091PsPgci.mIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000091PsPgci.mI/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-09-0067.jpg2008-08-09-0067.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) amongst Red algae at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 09 August 2008.Dive Number 86 : Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 14.9 m. Average Depth 8.8 m. Temp 14c. O2:32%.Bottom Time 66 min. Bottom Time to Date 3717 min Cumulative Time 3783 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dCJHK0y5lCAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dCJHK0y5lCA/fit=1000x1000/2008-10-12-194.jpg2008-10-12-194.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) at the Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand.Sunday 12 October 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 115 Imagination and Great Wall, Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 15.5m. Average Depth 10.7 m. Temp 15c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 64 min. Bottom Time to Date 4997 min Cumulative Time 5061 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m46MLn_7tzEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m46MLn_7tzE/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0010-1.jpg20016-09-04-0010_1.jpgCrimora multidigitalis. Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 789 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 14.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 390:59 Maximum Depth: 37.3 Bottom Time: 114 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E5smEBVWpgUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E5smEBVWpgU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0182-1.jpgGoldlined EmperorGnathodentex aureolineatus (Goldlined Emperor) and Lutjanus kasmira (Bluestriped Snapper) school over coral at Beveridge Reef in the South Pacific. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 544 Site: Beveridge Reef Outside Atoll, Western Side. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Tom Time: 08:50 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 47minutes Bottom Time to Date: 37,740 minutes Cumulative Time: 37,787 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pJHwLXnpT7khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pJHwLXnpT7k/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0183.jpgBeveridge ReefGnathodentex aureolineatus (Goldlined Emperor) and Lutjanus kasmira (Bluestriped Snapper) school over the coral at Beveridge Reef , Niue in the South Pacific. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vr1FP.RjBxQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vr1FP.RjBxQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-08-0045-1.jpgRainbowfishSuezichthys arquatus (Rainbowfish)Terminal phase. Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 763. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 369:27. Maximum Depth: 24.2 meters. Bottom Time: 94 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,589 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,683 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000040aqanTtGFMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000040aqanTtGFM/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0232.jpg2011-02-13-0232.jpgSecret Lake- Quentin Bennett is one of New Zealand's diving pioneers. Back in the 70's he used to pack his gear across Hawke's Bay backcountry in wheel barrows, looking for freshwater dive locations. Eventually he found this lake, with water as clear as gin-you can see from one side clear across to the other. Its location remains a guarded secret because the algae growth is very sensitive to disturbance. This frame sort of immortalises Quentin in his world.Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 301.Site: Secret Lake..Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,108 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,168 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001Xxmsp6J_bkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001Xxmsp6J_bk/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0233.jpg2011-02-13-0233.jpgSecret Lake- Quentin Bennett is one of New Zealand's diving pioneers. Back in the 70's he used to pack his gear across Hawke's Bay backcountry in wheel barrows, looking for freshwater dive locations. Eventually he found this lake, with water as clear as gin-you can see from one side clear across to the other. Its location remains a guarded secret because the algae growth is very sensitive to disturbance. This frame sort of immortalises Quentin in his world.Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 301.Site: Secret Lake..Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,108 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,168 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qCaPrvnPCtYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qCaPrvnPCtY/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-30-0073-1.jpg2011-10-30-0073_1.jpgPolycera maddoxi nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 30 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 380.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth and Greg Van Der Hulst..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 169:18 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 52.8 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,535 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,627 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004v4bCUDHUJEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004v4bCUDHUJE/fit=1000x1000/2016-11-23-0449.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zpdgeWkQWKghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zpdgeWkQWKg/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-07-0354.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) North East Island in the Snares (Tine Heke) subantarctic island group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aqDVmUR6unghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aqDVmUR6ung/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-07-0358.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) North East Island in the Snares (Tine Heke) subantarctic island group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SuAD5wvQuyUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SuAD5wvQuyU/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-16-0351-2.jpg2013-04-16-0351-2.JPGDiomedea anitpodensis (Antipodean albatross) off South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland.Sunday 14 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 460 Site: North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 262:44 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters Bottom Time: 101 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 30,533 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,634 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Yil6L82IlMchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Yil6L82IlMc/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0959.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000087Eywrynbrshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000087Eywrynbrs/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0158.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w4F2ehRBEgEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w4F2ehRBEgE/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-1164.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q.ptQzWAIfMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q.ptQzWAIfM/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0064.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hM5hzpDwAdIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hM5hzpDwAdI/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0586.jpgFiordland crested penguinAn adult and juvenile Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003Yf_pk94J.0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003Yf_pk94J.0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0037.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gRD8T16h7OIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gRD8T16h7OI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0091.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009Vj6LeSSHCghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009Vj6LeSSHCg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0698.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IacbNCpOc2ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IacbNCpOc2o/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0932-2.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZVlTRvTHaOchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZVlTRvTHaOc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0535.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) amongst megaherbs at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003.X6rPTxH5ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003.X6rPTxH5o/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0673.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinChris Muller Massey University wildlife biologist and wildlife vet Danielle Sijbranda catch Yellow Eyed Penguins (Megadyptes antipodes) that are returning from foraging at sea, to microchip and attach radio transmitters to help locate their elusive nests in the Sothern Rata forest at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N7fiUxUvWechttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N7fiUxUvWec/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0178.jpgYellow eyed penguin chicksMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chicks at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o.H8upTBKAEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o.H8upTBKAE/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0618.jpg2011-01-09-0618.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) on Enderby Island at subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GFoAA05D524https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GFoAA05D524/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0512.jpg2011-01-09-0512.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) on Enderby Island at subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l.ASomZXiZchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l.ASomZXiZc/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0778-1-2.jpg2011-01-05-0778_1-2.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) underwater at Station Cove off North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q66yEnfYadshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q66yEnfYads/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-05-0188.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kVANqCVZJ_Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kVANqCVZJ_Q/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-04-0192.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RMFlLWbQIRQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RMFlLWbQIRQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-2212.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sd3zSQJ3vRkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sd3zSQJ3vRk/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-1147.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin Chicks (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TZUu4D4JCk4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TZUu4D4JCk4/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-1116.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin Chicks (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xYF46rnjbM4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xYF46rnjbM4/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-0378.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sTh_6DPlTP0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sTh_6DPlTP0/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1240.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pJ5jk8HpQrUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pJ5jk8HpQrU/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0936.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DiGrZcGFeoohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DiGrZcGFeoo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0095.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kjY8jt5WjU8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kjY8jt5WjU8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-1934.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WKHmg004Ob8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WKHmg004Ob8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-1838-1.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AhhjvLHiKSohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AhhjvLHiKSo/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0684.jpgBounty Islands ShagPhalacrocorax ranfurlyi (Bounty Islands Shag) endemic to the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SdtCa.mZbBYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SdtCa.mZbBY/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0640.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cTzMKpGgfpkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cTzMKpGgfpk/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0643.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kXlvl8kPmXwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kXlvl8kPmXw/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0024-2.jpg2011-01-08-0024-2.jpgSooty shearwater (Puffinus griseus) commonly known as as tïtï or muttonbird) take flight at Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BFAifuw_7VMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BFAifuw_7VM/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-2443-1.jpgSooty shearwaterPuffinus griseus (Sooty shearwater) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003yZaDJet13ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003yZaDJet13g/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0073.jpg2012-11-04-0073.jpgJason mirabilis nudibranch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tq.plMMPy_Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tq.plMMPy_Q/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0088.jpg2009-10-17-0088.jpgJason's Nudibranch (Jason mirabilis) laying eggs on the hydroid (Solanderia ericopsis) its main food source. Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Saturday 17 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009..Dive Number 189.Boat : Apollo, Goat Island Dive..Site : Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group..Max Depth 28 m..Temp 19c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 56 min..Bottom Time to Date 9600 min..Cumulative Time 9656 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sDb3.Ug3DLshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sDb3.Ug3DLs/fit=1000x1000/Jasons-Nudibranch.jpgJason's NudibranchA Jason's Nudibranch (Jason mirabilis) off Tatapihi Island in the Mokohinau Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. I have a fascination with Nudibranchs's. A creature that most people are unaware exists. I always try to capture them in a way that I have not seen them photographed before. Saturday 17 October 2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C1lnsq5nDLghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C1lnsq5nDLg/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0025-1.jpgSharp-nosed pufferfishCanthigaster callisterna (Sharp-nosed pufferfish). Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 762. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 367:56. Maximum Depth: 35.5 meters. Bottom Time: 74 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,515 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,589 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DRLmPoDc47Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DRLmPoDc47U/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0032.jpg2011-05-20-0032.JPGSplendid hawkfish (Cirrhitus splendens) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 351 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C.jQPGVPlnohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C.jQPGVPlno/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0017.jpgEagle RayMyliobatis tenuicaudatus (Eagle ray)Thursday 02 May 2013.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.Dive Number: 478.Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Time: 09:32.Temperature: 19.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 284:07 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 39.6 meters.Bottom Time: 106 minutes.Mix: 25.CNS: 58%.OTU: 47%.Bottom Time to Date: 32,106 minutes.Cumulative Time: 32,212 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N8qXSlEZbSwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N8qXSlEZbSw/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0016.jpgEagle RayMyliobatis tenuicaudatus (Eagle ray)Thursday 02 May 2013.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.Dive Number: 478.Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Time: 09:32.Temperature: 19.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 284:07 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 39.6 meters.Bottom Time: 106 minutes.Mix: 25.CNS: 58%.OTU: 47%.Bottom Time to Date: 32,106 minutes.Cumulative Time: 32,212 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pZVqHPBbVYwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pZVqHPBbVYw/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-09-0062-1.jpgAustralasian GannetUniversity of Auckland research vessel Hawere monitoring a Morus serrator (Australasian Gannet) and Delphinus delphis (Common dolphin) in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Wednesday 09 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005gKhcXyPTtYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005gKhcXyPTtY/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-1920.jpgBump Head SunfishMola alexandrini (Bump-head sunfish) with Naucrates ductor (Pilotfish) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Friday 26 January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R.ib2Q.8.nEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R.ib2Q.8.nE/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-1916-2.jpgBump Head SunfishMola alexandrini (Bump-head sunfish) with Naucrates ductor (Pilotfish) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Friday 26 January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007zauQepjg8Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007zauQepjg8A/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-1912-1.jpgBump Head SunfishMola alexandrini (Bump-head sunfish) with Naucrates ductor (Pilotfish) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Friday 26 January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005rfzWOdTFgQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005rfzWOdTFgQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0229-2.jpg2011-05-20-0229-2.jpgPhyllidiella pustulosa a Nudibranch that is common at the Kermadec Islands but so far not recorded from mainland New Zealand mate on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Friday 20 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 353.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis..Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters..Bottom Time: 42 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fP_aCaw3l3Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fP_aCaw3l3Y/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0118-2.jpg2011-05-15-0118-2.JPGTwo large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) approximately 1.2m in length engage in what appears to be a mating ritual, continually changing colour to an almost vivid white and rubbing and wrapping themselves around each other for a period of Three Minutes and 20 Seconds (Taken from camera metadata) at a depth of 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C0XdPI0UkBUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C0XdPI0UkBU/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0023.jpg2012-04-19-0023.dngAstrobrachion constrictum (Snake star) which lives mutualistically on Antipatharia (Black Coral)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 365.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 211:42 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters..Bottom Time: 95 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,337 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,432 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E8kiRxk1sFghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E8kiRxk1sFg/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-18-0019.jpgSeagrassZostera muelleri (Seagrass) Snells Beach, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Tx17r_iplNUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Tx17r_iplNU/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1253.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JdLE4yFDeZohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JdLE4yFDeZo/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0456.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dKKIq.z7s7Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dKKIq.z7s7Q/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0091.jpgPerisporochnus regalisPerisporochnus regalis which is endemic to the Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland.Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 458 Site: Southern Side of South West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 259:29 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 113 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xeR.INP9ULYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xeR.INP9ULY/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0248.jpg2013-04-12-0248.JPGStalked ascidian Pycnoclavella kottae at the North West corner, West Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 457 Site: North West corner, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 257:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.4 meters Bottom Time: 72 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,252 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,324 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000076u4tHqOZhchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000076u4tHqOZhc/fit=1000x1000/2016-11-23-0207.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DtpoOnYMDFEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DtpoOnYMDFE/fit=1000x1000/2016-11-23-0205.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m5_yGiNx98Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m5_yGiNx98Q/fit=1000x1000/2016-11-23-0203.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VWDfHoEHw14https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VWDfHoEHw14/fit=1000x1000/2016-11-23-0197.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OWEukCHAgy8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OWEukCHAgy8/fit=1000x1000/2016-11-23-0184.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F2sL4AZ9pAYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F2sL4AZ9pAY/fit=1000x1000/2016-11-23-0196.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uy5TRkw8nFEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uy5TRkw8nFE/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-07-0349.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) North East Island in the Snares (Tine Heke) subantarctic island group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l15OV1LHqowhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l15OV1LHqow/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-0038.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) North East Island in the Snares (Tine Heke) subantarctic island group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kl7FJrhtTAghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kl7FJrhtTAg/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-07-0342.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) North East Island in the Snares (Tine Heke) subantarctic island group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ccq7zCpWmaMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ccq7zCpWmaM/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-0028.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) North East Island in the Snares (Tine Heke) subantarctic island group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YtXU1S_bZo0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YtXU1S_bZo0/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-1541.jpgEstuary ClingfishTrachelochismus aestuarium (Estuary Clingfish). Tuesday 19 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1,047 Time: 16:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.0 degrees Open Circuit. Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 140 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,846 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,986 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xj.opgFo92Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xj.opgFo92U/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-1541-1.jpgEstuary ClingfishTrachelochismus aestuarium (Estuary Clingfish). Tuesday 19 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1,047 Time: 16:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.0 degrees Open Circuit. Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 140 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,846 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,986 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MeXTU3iwHAghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MeXTU3iwHAg/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-1541-2.jpgEstuary ClingfishTrachelochismus aestuarium (Estuary Clingfish). Tuesday 19 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1,047 Time: 16:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.0 degrees Open Circuit. Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 140 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,846 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,986 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dluCw2L47Uohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dluCw2L47Uo/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-1540.jpgEstuary ClingfishTrachelochismus aestuarium (Estuary Clingfish). Tuesday 19 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1,047 Time: 16:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.0 degrees Open Circuit. Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 140 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,846 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,986 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hkKeYEtz0gQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hkKeYEtz0gQ/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-1534-1.jpgEstuary ClingfishTrachelochismus aestuarium (Estuary Clingfish). Tuesday 19 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1,047 Time: 16:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.0 degrees Open Circuit. Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 140 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,846 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,986 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aFAhG3yJuL8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aFAhG3yJuL8/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-1534.jpgEstuary ClingfishTrachelochismus aestuarium (Estuary Clingfish). Tuesday 19 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1,047 Time: 16:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.0 degrees Open Circuit. Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 140 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,846 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,986 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SpV5EReTWxEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SpV5EReTWxE/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-1532.jpgEstuary ClingfishTrachelochismus aestuarium (Estuary Clingfish). Tuesday 19 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1,047 Time: 16:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.0 degrees Open Circuit. Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 140 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,846 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,986 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PtH3nfn05VIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PtH3nfn05VI/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-1530.jpgEstuary ClingfishTrachelochismus aestuarium (Estuary Clingfish). Tuesday 19 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1,047 Time: 16:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.0 degrees Open Circuit. Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 140 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,846 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,986 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GqTjE0ulUKQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GqTjE0ulUKQ/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-1529.jpgEstuary ClingfishTrachelochismus aestuarium (Estuary Clingfish). Tuesday 19 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1,047 Time: 16:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.0 degrees Open Circuit. Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 140 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,846 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,986 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009fOYvQIW0QUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009fOYvQIW0QU/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-1530-1.jpgEstuary ClingfishTrachelochismus aestuarium (Estuary Clingfish). Tuesday 19 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1,047 Time: 16:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.0 degrees Open Circuit. Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 140 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,846 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,986 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CXZUuWaiZiUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CXZUuWaiZiU/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-1525.jpgEstuary ClingfishTrachelochismus aestuarium (Estuary Clingfish). Tuesday 19 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1,047 Time: 16:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.0 degrees Open Circuit. Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 140 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,846 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,986 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qXww0U6uJMshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qXww0U6uJMs/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-1525-1.jpgEstuary ClingfishTrachelochismus aestuarium (Estuary Clingfish). Tuesday 19 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1,047 Time: 16:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.0 degrees Open Circuit. Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 140 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,846 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,986 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JExK48fXb1ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JExK48fXb1g/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-1522.jpgEstuary ClingfishTrachelochismus aestuarium (Estuary Clingfish). Tuesday 19 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1,047 Time: 16:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.0 degrees Open Circuit. Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 140 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,846 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,986 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001wclnGEi5n8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001wclnGEi5n8/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-1519.jpgEstuary ClingfishTrachelochismus aestuarium (Estuary Clingfish). Tuesday 19 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1,047 Time: 16:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.0 degrees Open Circuit. Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 140 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,846 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,986 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RW6rdQZalK4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RW6rdQZalK4/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-1517.jpgEstuary ClingfishTrachelochismus aestuarium (Estuary Clingfish). Tuesday 19 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1,047 Time: 16:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.0 degrees Open Circuit. Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 140 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,846 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,986 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k0aORKfxdxEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k0aORKfxdxE/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-1514-1.jpgEstuary ClingfishTrachelochismus aestuarium (Estuary Clingfish). Tuesday 19 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1,047 Time: 16:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.0 degrees Open Circuit. Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 140 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,846 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,986 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i4u3eOuqKL0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i4u3eOuqKL0/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-1516.jpgEstuary ClingfishTrachelochismus aestuarium (Estuary Clingfish). Tuesday 19 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1,047 Time: 16:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.0 degrees Open Circuit. Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 140 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,846 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,986 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vhlqCjmueoohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vhlqCjmueoo/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-19-1513.jpgEstuary ClingfishTrachelochismus aestuarium (Estuary Clingfish). Tuesday 19 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1,047 Time: 16:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.0 degrees Open Circuit. Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 140 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,846 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,986 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ozl6KC3QbdEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ozl6KC3QbdE/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-07-0008-Pano-2.jpg2018-05-07-0008-Pano-2.tifManawatawhi (Great Island) at the Three Kings Islands, New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vtRCQ_VOtdkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vtRCQ_VOtdk/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0073.jpgRed lizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PJpYijvl3F8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PJpYijvl3F8/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0067.jpgRed lizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pm2bRLWkrYchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pm2bRLWkrYc/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0072.jpgRed lizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000km0AlrxEOfMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000km0AlrxEOfM/fit=1000x1000/Malcolm-Francis.jpgBlue LightningFisheries scientist Malcolm Francis holds the jaws of what he estimates would have been a 400 kilogram mako caught by a sports angler. Several hundred mako are caught by recreational fishers each year, but most are tagged and released. A deadlier impact comes from commercial tuna longlining, which kills thousands of mako a year as bycatch. Francis’s work on mako population ecology has highlighted the species’ vulnerability to harvest pressure and encouraged a more sustainable management approach. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/speed-demon/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 135 September - October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M49gBHTWsuchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M49gBHTWsuc/fit=1000x1000/Mako-06.jpgBlue LightningSharks are like human babies: they test things with their mouths. (Unlike human babies, their gums have a large number of sharp pointy bits.) This propensity to explore their world orally includes investigating highly reflective underwater camera housings with intriguing flash guns that produce electrical discharges. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/speed-demon/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 135 September - October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_3oKD7yh0IIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_3oKD7yh0II/fit=1000x1000/Mako-05.jpgBlue LightningThe electrifying metallic blue of a mako’s dorsal surfaces is a perfect colour match for the inky oceanic waters that are its home. Shortfin mako are a global species, found in every ocean of the world, but they prefer warmer, rather than cooler, waters—such as off Auckland’s west coast, where most of the photographs in this story were taken. A second species, longfin mako, has much longer pectoral fins, but is not found in New Zealand seas. Mature male shortfin mako reach about three metres in length, while females can grow a metre longer. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/speed-demon/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 135 September - October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pO107.glTVwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pO107.glTVw/fit=1000x1000/Mako-01.jpgBlue LightningBuilt for acceleration and power, the Shortfin Mako Isurus oxyrinchus is the fastest shark in the world and an icon of New Zealand seas. Although heavily fished for decades by commercial longliners, mako populations are beginning to recover, and prospects look good for this oceanic speedster. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/speed-demon/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 135 September - October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MI_x9EJxhuMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MI_x9EJxhuM/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0335.jpg2013-04-17-0335.JPGA rare colour variety of Caprodon longimanus (Pink maomao) at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 462 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 266:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.1 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 89% Bottom Time to Date: 30,758 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,882 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vqYoD8W37hghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vqYoD8W37hg/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0084.jpgPygmy SleeperThalasseleotris iota (Pygmy Sleeper) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. 14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Jainp6hgGNQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Jainp6hgGNQ/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-18-0014.jpgMangrovesAvicennia marina subsp. australasica (Mangroves). Monday 18 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,046 Time: 15:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.0 degrees Open Circuit Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,726 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,846 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xj8HBrOVt0khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xj8HBrOVt0k/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0130.jpgRainford’s GobyKoumansetta rainfordi (Rainford’s Goby). Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 552 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 11:05 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,343 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,439 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_YzK1NgdQeshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_YzK1NgdQes/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-18-0012.jpgMangrovesAvicennia marina subsp. australasica (Mangroves). Monday 18 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,046 Time: 15:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.0 degrees Open Circuit Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,726 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,846 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OXfMdNr2Utshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OXfMdNr2Uts/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-18-0004.jpgMangrovesAvicennia marina subsp. australasica (Mangroves). Monday 18 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,046 Time: 15:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.0 degrees Open Circuit Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,726 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,846 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002DeUXMYe7BEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002DeUXMYe7BE/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-18-0033.jpgMangrovesAvicennia marina subsp. australasica (Mangroves). Monday 18 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,046 Time: 15:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.0 degrees Open Circuit Maximum Depth: 2 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,726 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,846 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PHNGAAzRm5Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PHNGAAzRm5A/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-18-0017.jpgSeagrassZostera muelleri (Seagrass) Snells Beach, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NqBTDx6K.nkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NqBTDx6K.nk/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-18-0002.jpgSeagrassZostera muelleri (Seagrass) Snells Beach, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jU_j36LfEWshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jU_j36LfEWs/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-16-0129-1.jpgSeagrassZostera muelleri (Seagrass) Snells Beach, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V5vFWvv2PMAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V5vFWvv2PMA/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-16-0165.jpgSeagrassZostera muelleri (Seagrass) Snells Beach, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kRJdQVgLgdQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kRJdQVgLgdQ/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-16-0003.jpgSeagrassZostera muelleri (Seagrass) Snells Beach, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N_rSBQ5KuWohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N_rSBQ5KuWo/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-16-0129.jpgSeagrassZostera muelleri (Seagrass) Snells Beach, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IHBzqEbYaYghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IHBzqEbYaYg/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0779.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossThalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xbbmeqp6c_chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xbbmeqp6c_c/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0444.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) and Arctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WHVFYEvDBBwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WHVFYEvDBBw/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0777.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossThalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wW.cCJlQgdAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wW.cCJlQgdA/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0435.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) and Arctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gK69oZ67NNchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gK69oZ67NNc/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0432.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) and Arctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hhlv9d0OzVMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hhlv9d0OzVM/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0205.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossThalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bF8SjyW8SRghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bF8SjyW8SRg/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0176.jpg2014-03-12-0176.tifThe subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jdvusayMTIchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jdvusayMTIc/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0063.jpg2014-03-12-0063.tifThe subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UCsoGcOFfIUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UCsoGcOFfIU/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0061-1.jpg2014-03-12-0061_1.tifThe subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wrTxdeMp5ikhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wrTxdeMp5ik/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0080.jpg2014-03-11-0080.tifThe east coast of the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ymRXMl3Dg2ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ymRXMl3Dg2o/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0082.jpg2014-03-11-0082.tifThe east coast of the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q8Z7Kejwfhkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q8Z7Kejwfhk/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0066.jpg2014-03-11-0066.tifThe southern end of the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand with Albatross Point on the right. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SOCXQHAvR8whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SOCXQHAvR8w/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0073.jpg2014-03-11-0073.tifThe southern end of the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand with Albatross Point on the right. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dD6Y8TSCxiYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dD6Y8TSCxiY/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0057.jpg2014-03-11-0057.tifThe southern end of the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand with Albatross Point on the right. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ETn7hqgPOpwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ETn7hqgPOpw/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-07-0342-2.jpg2016-12-07-0342-2.tifPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) North East Island in the Snares (Tine Heke) subantarctic island group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000II3w2Gbxw6shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000II3w2Gbxw6s/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-0027.jpg2016-12-03-0027.tifPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) North East Island in the Snares (Tine Heke) subantarctic island group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yQsBgSNdnFIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yQsBgSNdnFI/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-07-0348.jpg2016-12-07-0348.tifPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) North East Island in the Snares (Tine Heke) subantarctic island group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tpQlxbVZvnEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tpQlxbVZvnE/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-05-0284.jpgSooty shearwaterPuffinus griseus (Sooty shearwater) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fRAtr0p9LLwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fRAtr0p9LLw/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-05-0283.jpgSooty shearwaterPuffinus griseus (Sooty shearwater) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iDxNhsdo0qshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iDxNhsdo0qs/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-2583.jpgSooty shearwaterPuffinus griseus (Sooty shearwater) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r9xrE2ORplQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r9xrE2ORplQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-2476.jpgSooty shearwaterPuffinus griseus (Sooty shearwater) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AnJDCwX68eohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AnJDCwX68eo/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-2515.jpgSooty shearwaterPuffinus griseus (Sooty shearwater) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L1p4.hTre70https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L1p4.hTre70/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-2419.jpgSooty shearwaterPuffinus griseus (Sooty shearwater) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006ZeDS_IoF4Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006ZeDS_IoF4A/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-2154.jpgSooty shearwaterPuffinus griseus (Sooty shearwater) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000StrynfnFIeQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000StrynfnFIeQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-2145.jpgSooty shearwaterPuffinus griseus (Sooty shearwater) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VY3voxIHjV0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VY3voxIHjV0/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-2153.jpgSooty shearwaterPuffinus griseus (Sooty shearwater) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c.bBX4NL9bEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c.bBX4NL9bE/fit=1000x1000/2016-11-23-0484.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wdog1rz0Enkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wdog1rz0Enk/fit=1000x1000/2016-11-23-0474.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000amY4z4Flij8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000amY4z4Flij8/fit=1000x1000/2016-11-23-0455.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OwkcVRxlSqshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OwkcVRxlSqs/fit=1000x1000/2016-11-23-0472.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q49ZsifBKRohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q49ZsifBKRo/fit=1000x1000/2016-11-23-0473.jpgFairy PrionPachyptila turtur (Fairy Prion) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rKT12_vK_hUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rKT12_vK_hU/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-05-0132.jpgFiordland crested penguinRobin Long from the Tawaki Project weighs and measures a Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) chick at the Harrison Cove colony in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 05 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IDs.4Co9hdkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IDs.4Co9hdk/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0035.jpg2010-01-28-0035.jpgA Demoiselle (Chromis dispilus) from the family Pomacentridae at Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 219.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 16:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 31.7 meters.Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,725 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000paMPX68hBswhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000paMPX68hBsw/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0680-1.jpgBounty Islands ShagPhalacrocorax ranfurlyi (Bounty Islands Shag) endemic to the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i_dqMFGM.0Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i_dqMFGM.0Y/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-07-0724.jpg2015-10-07-0724.jpgThe Great Humpback Whale Trail: On October 7, the research group came across a recently deceased humpback whale calf, around six metres long. There was no indication of cause of death, but some 20 Galapagos sharks and four-metre-long great white shark were gorging on the rich blubber. Where research effort intersects, new conclusions can be drawn. The white shark in question could be identified by Clinton Duffy, Department of Conservation, from photographic analysis of markings on its fin. ‘STWI1009’ was known from Edwards Island, off Stewart Island, in March 2010, later sat-tagged in in the same place in March 2011 and detected via an acoustic array at the Chesterfield Reefs in Australia’s Coral Sea in October 2011. Now the shark has returned from Australia to feast on the riches of New Zealand’s newest and largest ocean sanctuary. Wednesday 07 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006ZAkPnobkpUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006ZAkPnobkpU/fit=1000x1000/Telescope-fish-4.jpgTelescope fishMendosoma lineatum (Telescope fish)Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ONhDnNFBHHUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ONhDnNFBHHU/fit=1000x1000/Telescope-fish-2.jpgTelescope fishMendosoma lineatum (Telescope fish)Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iQmP4zLp8eIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iQmP4zLp8eI/fit=1000x1000/Tame-Iti.jpgTame ItiTame Iti at Te Tii Marae, Waitangi Day. February 2006. Photograph Richard Robinson. 2006 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Rpkx15a.rgAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Rpkx15a.rgA/fit=1000x1000/Samuel-Flynn-Scott.jpgSamuel Flynn ScottSamuel Flynn Scott New Zealand musician from the Phoenix Foundation and B.O.P. September 2013. Photograph Richard Robinson. 2013 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fHX3n_Q9LIIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fHX3n_Q9LII/fit=1000x1000/2015-11-23-0108.jpgBlack PipefishStigmatopora nigra (Black Pipefish) at Goat Island Marine Reserve, Auckland, New Zealand. November 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a96opQREnEYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a96opQREnEY/fit=1000x1000/2015-11-23-0154.jpgBlack PipefishStigmatopora nigra (Black Pipefish) at Goat Island Marine Reserve, Auckland, New Zealand. November 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wpXmG7o0JJ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wpXmG7o0JJ8/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0067.jpgSunset wrasseThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) Terminal Phase Male, Cook Islands. July 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j.1jfDEUJYUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j.1jfDEUJYU/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0089.jpg2012-11-04-0089.jpgJason mirabilis nudibranch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h_EAJi5YUj4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h_EAJi5YUj4/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0057-2.jpg2013-04-10-0057-2.jpgKina Barren (Evechinus chloroticus) (Kina) Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tcmIa27cde0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tcmIa27cde0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0451-2.jpg2011-05-24-0451-2.JPGOcean Blue Eye (Schedophilus velaiani) a deepwater species pictured at the northern point of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 361 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern Point of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31 meters. Bottom Time: 49 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,358 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,407 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QvzFNU1Uo.ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QvzFNU1Uo.g/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0434.jpg2011-05-24-0434.JPGOcean Blue Eye (Schedophilus velaiani) a deepwater species pictured at the northern point of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 361 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern Point of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31 meters. Bottom Time: 49 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,358 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,407 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wdTykLJWW3Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wdTykLJWW3U/fit=1000x1000/2008-11-30-0098.jpg2008-11-30-0098.jpgA Snapper (Pagrus Auratus) at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand...Sunday 30 November 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 126 Max Depth 25.6 m. Average Depth 13.6m. Temp 17 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 70 min. Bottom Time to Date 5515 min Cumulative Time 5585 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PG5bZc9gccMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PG5bZc9gccM/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0225-1.jpg2010-04-21-0225_1.jpgLight refracted through salps give a rainbow effect on Snapper (Pagrus auratus) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 248.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 51:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.8 meters..Bottom Time: 88 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,823 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,911 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EUf9CYzpcjghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EUf9CYzpcjg/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-29-0125.jpg2010-01-29-0125.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at Mary's Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 29 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 221.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Mary's Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Alka Fowler..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 19:55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 64 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,841 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,905 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r0cpGMRPCWYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r0cpGMRPCWY/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0005-Pano-1.jpgVautoa OnoVautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_lajsqtyr6Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_lajsqtyr6Y/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-20-0201.jpgMaori OctopusOctopus maorum (Maori octopus) underneath the wharf at Leigh, Auckland. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008VxzORhmraQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008VxzORhmraQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-10-16-0481.jpgGreen-lipped mussePerna canaliculus (green-lipped mussel) bed in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. Thursday 16 October 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006f.6BKB_EEohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006f.6BKB_EEo/fit=1000x1000/CUCHULAINN-13.jpgPORTRAIT OF A HORSEAutridge is a great one for looking. He doesn't fiddle-faddle about weighing horses obsessively. He just goes down to the paddock and has a good, long look. On the day before the National, at the stables at Riccarton, everyone was saying: "He's looking good Bob." What this means is that the horse has "a look in his eye". You can't train for it, or put it there. It's an arcane thing, as is much in the horse business. Read the Feature: https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=3585796. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HyfehoV3N_Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HyfehoV3N_Y/fit=1000x1000/Jackie-Clarke.jpgJackie ClarkeEntertainer Jackie Clarke. Photograph by Richard Robinson. 2011 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tLNSsePIw90https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tLNSsePIw90/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-0084.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_A6x22eRwFUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_A6x22eRwFU/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-0126.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N1qW_l412a4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N1qW_l412a4/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-2000.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g0ZbFdu5aJIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g0ZbFdu5aJI/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-03-0855.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 03 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KIKpxF1YLcghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KIKpxF1YLcg/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0883-1.jpg2014-03-11-0883_1.jpgBovichtus variegatus (Thornfish) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 505 Site: Landing Hut Cove, Antipodes Islands Time: 15:27 Maximum Depth: 10 meters Bottom Time: 33 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 34,161minutes Cumulative Time: 34,194minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HSDjnajNekohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HSDjnajNeko/fit=1000x1000/Common-dolphin.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F14JBKHVq0ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F14JBKHVq0o/fit=1000x1000/Hectors-Dolphin.jpgHector's DolphinThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand. Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EAfL6dL4vKUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EAfL6dL4vKU/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-07-0067.jpg2018-05-07-0067.tifManawatawhi (Great Island) at the Three Kings Islands, New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lT6kaSeQXJ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lT6kaSeQXJ0/fit=1000x1000/Where-the-Buffalo-Roam.jpgWhere the Buffalo RoamBarely seven per cent of New Zealand is land. The rest of it, the wet bit, covers four million square kilometers. In 2016, I won the inaugural Canon New Zealand Personal Project Grant that enabled a dozen expeditions into this vast marine prairie, arguably the country’s last great tract of undisturbed wilderness. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017. Read the New Zealand Geographic feature forged form this project: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/where-the-wild-things-are/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g1HqiTeHAR4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g1HqiTeHAR4/fit=1000x1000/2017-09-01-0357.jpgSouth Pacific SoleAseraggodes bahamondei (Bahamond Sole) at Macauley Island, Kermadecs during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Friday 01 September 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 947 Time: 14:16 Site: Macauley Island, Kermadecs Dive Buddy: Kina Scollay Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 17 meters Bottom Time: 64 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 51,127 minutes Cumulative Time: 51,191 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F1HhDUTUEkohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F1HhDUTUEko/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0257.jpg2012-02-18-0257.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fG_B9oh7UPghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fG_B9oh7UPg/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0184.jpg2012-07-07-0184.jpgNotoclinops yaldwyni (Yaldwyn's triplefin).Saturday 07 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 424.Site: Maroro Bay, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 216:55 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 46.8 meters.Bottom Time: 115 minutes.Bottom Time to Date:27,105 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,220 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S.qvtuac144https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S.qvtuac144/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0159.jpg2009-07-13-0159.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000039.ZOOPj0mghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000039.ZOOPj0mg/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0077.jpg2010-12-21-0077.jpgSecret Lake- Quentin Bennett is one of New Zealand's diving pioneers. Back in the 70's he used to pack his gear across Hawke's Bay backcountry in wheel barrows, looking for freshwater dive locations. Eventually he found this lake, with water as clear as gin-you can see from one side clear across to the other. Its location remains a guarded secret because the algae growth is very sensitive to disturbance. This frame sort of immortalises Quentin in his world..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zvTQ7JvUDZQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zvTQ7JvUDZQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0265.jpg2012-04-19-0265.jpgPycnogonida (Sea spider)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 367.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Night dive, The Gardens, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 65minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,553 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,618 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TbcYYP7oLNAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TbcYYP7oLNA/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1838.jpgBuller's AlbatrossThalassarche bulleri (Buller's Albatross) off the Coast of South East Island in the Chatham Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lxk_5mU3GiEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lxk_5mU3GiE/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-15-0078-Edit.jpgWhakaariWhakaari (White Island) active andesite stratovolcano, situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, Photograph Richard Robinson, Arie Spyksma and James Frankham © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xbZbShI2btUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xbZbShI2btU/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0419.jpg2009-12-19-0419.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qZiiywD63qMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qZiiywD63qM/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-30-0011.jpgUrchin clingfishDellichthys morelandi (Urchin clingfish) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 30 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 380.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth and Greg Van Der Hulst..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 169:18 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 52.8 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,535 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,627 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IWoHBkh6muEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IWoHBkh6muE/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-20-0234-1.jpg2008-03-20-0234_1.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) school at the entrance to Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 20 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 60 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 27.7 m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 66min. Bottom Time to Date 2368min Cumulative Time 2434min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T1Nz3eGD5Dkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T1Nz3eGD5Dk/fit=1000x1000/2017-11-21-0081-Panof.jpgMokohinausMokohinau Islands, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LWw8xsAL_iwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LWw8xsAL_iw/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0551.jpgElegant wrasseAnampses elegans (Elegant wrasse) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bFKqlLLUBQchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bFKqlLLUBQc/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0346.jpgPied stiltHimantopus himantopus (Pied stilt) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tP1w3KAxtIUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tP1w3KAxtIU/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0152.jpg2009-11-15-0152.jpgJason's Nudibranch (Jason mirabilis) on the Hydroid tree Solanderia ericopsis, at Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New ZealandSaturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.h.Y5E8kDI8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.h.Y5E8kDI8/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0153.jpgSouth Seas DevilChrysiptera taupou (South Seas Devil) at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u3Nzs.qPikUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u3Nzs.qPikU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0186-2.jpg2011-05-17-0186-2.JPGYellow Zonathid Anemone (Parazoanthus elongates) covers a skeleton of a Gorgonian fan on the western side of Nugent Island, the most northern Island in New Zealand territory during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 345 Dive Buddy: Site: Nugent Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters. Bottom Time: 37 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,585 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,622 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EqvXSlt8i3Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EqvXSlt8i3I/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0164.jpg2011-10-29-0164.jpgElysia sp. (Sacoglossans, sap sucking slugs) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xXfrxTUXm5khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xXfrxTUXm5k/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0085-1.jpgPalmerston AtollCoral Reef topography at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005GP.E32aiUUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005GP.E32aiUU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0093-2.jpg2011-05-19-0093-2.JPGHard coral polyps on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 349 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30 meters. Bottom Time: 54 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,752 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,806 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000giYHklYXL_Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000giYHklYXL_E/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0605.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish) male at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. 14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yLyLl9ZLjLMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yLyLl9ZLjLM/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-23-0158.jpg2009-05-23-0158.jpgBryozoans, Hornera sp., Hippelozoan novaezelandiae at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 23 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 165.Max Depth 25.4 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 62 min..Bottom Time to Date 8087 min..Cumulative Time 8149 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HpfYp_.flbwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HpfYp_.flbw/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0181.jpg2012-05-12-0181.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000LxGF1nQFeghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000LxGF1nQFeg/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0357.jpgLong finned pilot whaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kgv3PMQjr5Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kgv3PMQjr5U/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0206.jpg2011-05-16-0206.JPGPhyllidiella pustulosa a Nudibranch that is common at the Kermadec Islands but so far not recorded from mainland New Zealand. Pictured on the western side of North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 343 Dive Buddy: Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters. Bottom Time: 66 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006Jo.ayvz68whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006Jo.ayvz68w/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-674.jpgSouthern Blue DevilSouthern Blue Devil (Paraplesiops meleagris) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1005 Time: 13:08 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,566 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,629 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u2uY1Htvdi8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u2uY1Htvdi8/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0802.jpg2009-12-19-0802.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DCxb7Yytoywhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DCxb7Yytoyw/fit=1000x1000/THREE-KINGS-09.jpgTREASURE ISLANDSGed Wiren, collection manager for Auckland Museum, prepares specimens for photographing. He carefully paints a top knot (Notaclinus fenestratus) with formalin to fix the fins in an erect position—an important character to accurately identify fish. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 122 July - August 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-islands/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KktZgakyfHUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KktZgakyfHU/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0086.jpg2009-07-25-0086.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) at Northern Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O1CSf3GIySYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O1CSf3GIySY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0456.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin JuvenileMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) juvenile at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SB7XiHHEC7Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SB7XiHHEC7Q/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0010.jpg2009-07-26-0010.jpgSunrise looking through Eastern Arch on Aorangaia Island (left) and Blue Maomao Arch on Archway Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H8MHK6Cc5Ashttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H8MHK6Cc5As/fit=1000x1000/2007-05-22-399.jpg2007-05-22-399.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Monday 21 May 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yURtoXbRUmYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yURtoXbRUmY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0254.jpgSixline soapfishGrammistes sexlineatus (Sixline soapfish). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vOLTxDi88eIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vOLTxDi88eI/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0163-2.jpg2011-01-05-0163-2.jpgTree daisy forest, Olearia lyalli on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FtXRrVNMMkAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FtXRrVNMMkA/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-01-26-05-25-11.jpgTarawera (2003-01-26 05-25-11).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NJ2cusn5TaAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NJ2cusn5TaA/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0060.jpg2009-07-25-0060.jpgThe Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) part of the Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000reuaIOp0UsYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000reuaIOp0UsY/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0027.jpg2009-09-19-0027.jpgThousands of the wandering seabird the Buller's Shearwater (Puffinis bulleri) arrive at the Poor Knights Island's off the Eastern Coast of New Zealand..Buller's shearwaters breed only on the Poor Knights Islands, a protected, predator free, nature reserve off the eastern coast of Northland..During April to late May, Buller's shearwaters depart for the north Pacific, from Japan to the western coast of North America. Birds return to the Poor Knights in mid-September to court and clean out their burrows. ..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006KoyuG0.lO4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006KoyuG0.lO4/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1053.jpg2009-12-19-1053.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xC7HikxdnBEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xC7HikxdnBE/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0360.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tVTQnDTu1OQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tVTQnDTu1OQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0605.jpg2009-12-19-0605.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BE0JBS.rQ34https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BE0JBS.rQ34/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0344.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ilJrrPp3ELohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ilJrrPp3ELo/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1412.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pPPqcpO30y4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pPPqcpO30y4/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0120.jpg2010-03-13-0120.jpgA shotgun cartridge lye's n the sand at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 233.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 32.11 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,631 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,733 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A_wOyZwNcJghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A_wOyZwNcJg/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0306.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lXk0NPAW1gYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lXk0NPAW1gY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0227.jpg2011-05-20-0227.JPGPhyllidiella pustulosa a Nudibranch that is common at the Kermadec Islands but so far not recorded from mainland New Zealand mate on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 353 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j_6jIiWLpLMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j_6jIiWLpLM/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-5584.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sMWbW7txb9Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sMWbW7txb9Y/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0324.jpg2011-01-09-0324.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QxP6adzibEYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QxP6adzibEY/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0335.jpgTriplespot BlennyCrossosalarias macrospilus (Triplespot Blenny) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004LaC2RKKOWghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004LaC2RKKOWg/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0184.jpg2012-04-14-0184.jpgJanolus mokohinau (nudibranch)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 355.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen.Site: The Gardens..Temperature: 19. Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 10 meters..Bottom Time: 74 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,478 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,552minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005GkksZiA76Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005GkksZiA76E/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0460-2.jpg2011-05-21-0460-2.JPGBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) silhouetted in a swim through on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 356 Dive Buddy: Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22 meters. Bottom Time: 43 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,106 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,149 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y9QqWB6pRD4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y9QqWB6pRD4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0055.jpg2011-01-08-0055.jpgEmbrasure Point and Adams Rocks on Adams Island at Victoria Passage in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean.Saturday 08 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BA.tA5LTEo8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BA.tA5LTEo8/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-07-0026.jpg2013-09-07-0026.JPGAlcyionium sp. (Soft Coral). Saturday 07 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 488 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:38 Temperature: 15.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 295:38 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.7 meters Bottom Time: 108 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 33,008 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,116 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001i1sENI7x1Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001i1sENI7x1U/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0341.jpg2011-01-09-0341.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ur.04iMpgTEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ur.04iMpgTE/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0306.jpg2012-05-12-0306.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Iq0M4szes8whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Iq0M4szes8w/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0090.jpg2011-01-07-0090.jpgCampbell Island Flightless Teal (Anas aucklandica nesiotis) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008gLG8NMdUBAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008gLG8NMdUBA/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0240.jpg2009-09-01-0240.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley is reflected in an air bubble trapped inside Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 183.Boat : Yukon Charters.Site : Middle Arch.Max Depth 22.3 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 69 min..Bottom Time to Date 9274 min..Cumulative Time 9343 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S_EFhMJ4VQEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S_EFhMJ4VQE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0041-2.jpg2011-05-13-0041-2.JPGDawn light over Napier, Nugent and North Meyer Island (Pictured from left) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OU63UpJii_chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OU63UpJii_c/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0229.jpg2009-07-26-0229.jpgA Gem Nudibranch (Dendrodoris denisoni) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J9JWXeZTIJwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J9JWXeZTIJw/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0148.jpg2015-01-23-0148.jpgGoniistius francisi (Masked moki). Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OyEoubHeUTUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OyEoubHeUTU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0178.jpg2011-05-12-0178.JPGThe sun rises between North (left) and South Chanter Islands in the Herald Islets in the Kermadec Islands group, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DRtGwCmohWUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DRtGwCmohWU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0103.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica also known as the Fire Dartfish or Fire Goby at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QTINJCuXpiQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QTINJCuXpiQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0196-3.jpg2011-05-16-0196-3.JPGPhyllidiella pustulosa a Nudibranch that is common at the Kermadec Islands but so far not recorded from mainland New Zealand. Pictured on the western side of North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 343 Dive Buddy: Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters. Bottom Time: 66 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gBB27pLuUBohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gBB27pLuUBo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0400.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) sleeps in the sand dunes at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c0zJ876yo7ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c0zJ876yo7o/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0656.jpgSubantarctic SkuaCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) fight over after birth at a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XP.AsVcWAYghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XP.AsVcWAYg/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0180.jpg2012-05-12-0180.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dzXhX7Mk5hghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dzXhX7Mk5hg/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1538.jpgCaspian ternHydroprogne caspia (Caspian tern) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000v3h99H4avohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000v3h99H4avo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0589.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000uMsOKxsSOwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000uMsOKxsSOw/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0082.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001EDaGCMhotkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001EDaGCMhotk/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-05-0083-1.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) sits on a egg at the Harrison Cove colony, Milford Sound, New Zealand. 05 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005L04AMBxJOkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005L04AMBxJOk/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0418.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf are photographed by Underwater Photographer Brandon Cole off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vujLjEMvA5ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vujLjEMvA5g/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0134.jpg2010-12-23-0134.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uegmHnzXLhEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uegmHnzXLhE/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-03-0030-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Monday 03 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000end.hS4kCf4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000end.hS4kCf4/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0037.jpg2008-12-31-0037.jpgA Crested Blenny Parablennius laticlavius at Middle Arch with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eGP41R82nD8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eGP41R82nD8/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0057-1.jpg2012-04-18-0057_1.jpgCallanthias australis (Northern splendid perch) male..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZwFEm_OmaB4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZwFEm_OmaB4/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0242.jpg2013-04-12-0242.JPGStalked ascidian Pycnoclavella kottae at the North West corner, West Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 457 Site: North West corner, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 257:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.4 meters Bottom Time: 72 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,252 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,324 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U7mD2l_eS14https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U7mD2l_eS14/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-07-0145.jpg2009-03-07-0145.jpgMagenta Jewel Anemones (Corynactis haddoni) grow on a hand rail of the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Deepwater Cove, Bay of Islands, New Zealand..Saturday 07 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 150.Max Depth 28.9 m..Temp 22c. O2 29%.Bottom Time 61 min..Bottom Time to Date 7038 min..Cumulative Time 7099 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004yX07etPZ3Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004yX07etPZ3Y/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0972.jpg2009-12-19-0972.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TEp4rCsJiyghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TEp4rCsJiyg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0344.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zUo82ITLTw4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zUo82ITLTw4/fit=1000x1000/2008-11-30-0306.jpg2008-11-30-0306.jpgA Blue Eyed Triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) at Northern Arch,Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand. ..Sunday 30 November 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 127 Max Depth 26.5 m. Average Depth 10.7m. Temp 17 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 80 min. Bottom Time to Date 5585 min Cumulative Time 5665 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AgAN0cUJyaUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AgAN0cUJyaU/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0586.jpgPied stiltHimantopus himantopus (Pied stilt) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qQ3Tk.qzfRUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qQ3Tk.qzfRU/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-18-0046.jpg2008-05-18-0046.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) at Goat Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 18 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 78 : Goat Island.Max Depth 6.4 m. Average Depth 3.4.Bottom Time 34 min. Bottom Time to Date 3333 min Cumulative Time 3367 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JLMkHz1hb8chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JLMkHz1hb8c/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0199.jpg2009-10-17-0199.jpgCommon Octopus (Octopus gibbsi) on the Eastern side of Burgess Island in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Saturday 17 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 190.Boat : Apollo, Goat Island Dive..Site : Eastern side of Burgess Island (Pokohinu) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group..Max Depth 23.2 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 59min..Bottom Time to Date 9656 min..Cumulative Time 9715 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oDgVLH8augohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oDgVLH8augo/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0703.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000058ReqgQ4rTQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000058ReqgQ4rTQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0806.jpgAuckland Island Banded DotterelCharadrius bicinctus exilis (Auckland Island Banded Dotterel) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uLtdmZqz5xYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uLtdmZqz5xY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0076.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica also known as the Fire Dartfish or Fire Goby at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SAvTSI2pHQIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SAvTSI2pHQI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0303.jpg2011-05-19-0303.JPGCaramel Drummer (Girella fimbriata) Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006sCmeTKqIiMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006sCmeTKqIiM/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-2108.jpgNorthern Royal AlbatrossDiomedea sanfordi (Northern royal albatross) off the Coast of South East Island in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OcqHVYDXKrYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OcqHVYDXKrY/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0061.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Oc7bvDqnxp4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Oc7bvDqnxp4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0097.jpg2011-01-05-0097.jpgBull Kelp (Durvillaea Antarctica) at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O0xDIu3dlVIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O0xDIu3dlVI/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0064.jpg2009-07-25-0064.jpgThe Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) part of the Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000fPjG5w_..Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000fPjG5w_..A/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0244-1.jpgSouthern black backed gullLarus dominicanus (Southern black backed gull) juvenile. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FuWLOERpzKghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FuWLOERpzKg/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0019.jpg2011-10-29-0019.jpgFlabellina albomarginata (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VmgOOi08G48https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VmgOOi08G48/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-10-29-05-30-33.jpgTarawera (2003-10-29 05-30-33).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008ZSEQW5b09khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008ZSEQW5b09k/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0499.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002wzhXprmVFYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002wzhXprmVFY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0022.jpg2011-05-21-0022.JPGDawn rises over Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eAVchPrglpkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eAVchPrglpk/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0026-2.jpg2010-12-23-0026-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zINxdryw3Tshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zINxdryw3Ts/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0001.jpgHawk AnthiasSerranocirrhitus latus (Hawk Anthias) also known as the Hawkfish Anthias, Fathead anthias, or sunburst anthias at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001pJiLLoAInYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001pJiLLoAInY/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0451.jpg2009-07-25-0451.jpgPurple Urchin (Centrostephanus rodgersii) at Rikoriko Cave, Aorangi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 172.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Rikoriko Cave..Max Depth 17.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 97 min..Bottom Time to Date 8547 min..Cumulative Time 8644 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003h6eMSNKq_Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003h6eMSNKq_M/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1227.jpg2009-12-19-1227.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007dBxl.y9OcYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007dBxl.y9OcY/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-11-0016.jpg2009-02-11-0016.jpgAnna Matuszczak swimming at Mahia Peninsula New Zealand..Wednesday 11 February 2009https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003cNGY3_T5lIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003cNGY3_T5lI/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-14-0170.jpg2013-04-14-0170.JPGLarge swells and gale force winds lash Great Island (left) and North East Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Sunday 14 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 459 Site: Rosemary Island, East of Catton's Cave and Cave, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 261:04 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.9 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 30,437 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,533 minutes CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003PCHC5P5XnMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003PCHC5P5XnM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0243.jpgSouth Minerva ReefSouth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000deer9CR5WlQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000deer9CR5WlQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0209.jpg2009-07-13-0209.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nOHFZoZU.Lchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nOHFZoZU.Lc/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0305.jpg2010-12-27-0305.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003IzpzOfYW.4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003IzpzOfYW.4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0254-2.jpg2011-05-19-0254-2.JPGPorcupine Fish (Diodon hystrix) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.J0rjRvsz5Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.J0rjRvsz5Q/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0501.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wdEAa_.D.9Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wdEAa_.D.9Q/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0174.jpg2012-05-12-0174.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009NXQv7XRNVUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009NXQv7XRNVU/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-5642.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GEGQgOIWVZQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GEGQgOIWVZQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0503-2.jpg2011-01-07-0503-2.jpgSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) off the coast of the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WOwjNg4Ea3ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WOwjNg4Ea3g/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0103.jpgRock CodLotella rhacinus (Rock Cod)..Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 349.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson, Ian Skipworth..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 191:43 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 29.3 meters..Bottom Time: 66 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,115 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004XWh51H.bWIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004XWh51H.bWI/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0420-2.jpg2011-01-08-0420-2.jpgA Juvenile male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nrALqPWhpF0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nrALqPWhpF0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0199.jpgSpotted ParrotfishCetoscarus ocellatus (Spotted Parrotfish) juvenile also known as the Bicolour Parrotfish at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uQ7gEEodl04https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uQ7gEEodl04/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-13-0021.jpg2011-04-13-0021.JPGCoral Turbinaria sp. at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Wednesday 13 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 330 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Southern Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 151:11 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.3 meters. Bottom Time: 67 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,772 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,839 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uQK1M84G7xUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uQK1M84G7xU/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0311.jpg2009-11-15-0311.jpgNew Zealand Crayfish (Jasus edwardsii) at Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 202.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.6 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 80 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,421 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,501 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sWEKVPgQnIchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sWEKVPgQnIc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0242.jpg2011-05-22-0242.JPGLarge Coral (Turbinaria sp.) on the western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 357 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters. Bottom Time: 45 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,149 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,194 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000scT_aoZJF.Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000scT_aoZJF.M/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0161.jpg2012-04-14-0161.jpgUnidentified Isopod (Sea Louse)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 355.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen.Site: The Gardens..Temperature: 19. Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 10 meters..Bottom Time: 74 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,478 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,552minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GEiBz_InVLYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GEiBz_InVLY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0222-2.jpg2011-05-21-0222-2.JPGBlack-winged petrel (Pterodroma nigripennis) on the north east side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y0ZKp9WCUuAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y0ZKp9WCUuA/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0611.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z4h5zhMRHVghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z4h5zhMRHVg/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0002.jpg2010-06-13-0002.jpgPinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 257.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 15.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 62:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 14.7 meters..Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,465 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,559 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008Suk5XiPO2Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008Suk5XiPO2Y/fit=1000x1000/2015-09-29-0493.jpgBlack noddyAnous minutus (Black noddy) at Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Monday 28 September 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xfy1.5m2qiwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xfy1.5m2qiw/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-12-0358.jpg2016-10-12-0358.tifOamaru's historic Sumpter Wharf is the third-largest and northernmost breeding colony of the Otago shag. 12 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RpcoIrBSMRMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RpcoIrBSMRM/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-1327.jpg2010-09-23-1327.jpgPictured: Volunteer Shayni Hawkins (right) from Tutukaka helps Dr Ingrid Visser from the Orca Research Trust bring one of the whales into the shallows during the night in the stream near Spirits Bay Beach where the whales rest and recuperate. .On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Nq6y3wNnYrUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Nq6y3wNnYrU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0156.jpgOneataAcropora sp. (Hard Coral) at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M2HgoRj1b2Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M2HgoRj1b2Y/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-12-0126.jpg2011-04-12-0126.JPGMeyer Islands are silhouetted at sunrise in rough seas in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Monday 11 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fevRzsaY9Vohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fevRzsaY9Vo/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0431.jpg2011-01-08-0431.jpgA Juvenile male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000Q8wEtAty34https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000Q8wEtAty34/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1816-1.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Sea lion teeth have bands like tree rings, and recently, scientists at NIWA have been drilling into these, using sophisticated techniques to gather more information about how seal ion diet has changed over the past 20 years. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BBFV5sPWXDIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BBFV5sPWXDI/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0437.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OGkr7iKDi1Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OGkr7iKDi1E/fit=1000x1000/2008-11-30-0328.jpg2008-11-30-0328.jpgA Common Anemone (Actinothoe albocincta) surrounded by the ascidian Botrylloides magniccoecum at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 30 November 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 127 Max Depth 26.5 m. Average Depth 10.7m. Temp 17 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 80 min. Bottom Time to Date 5585 min Cumulative Time 5665 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XlrZSdXlNvchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XlrZSdXlNvc/fit=1000x1000/2008-11-30-0317.jpg2008-11-30-0317.jpgA Clown Nudibranchs (Creatosoma amonea) on a Black Pillow Sponge (Ancorina alata) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand....Sunday 30 November 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 127 Max Depth 26.5 m. Average Depth 10.7m. Temp 17 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 80 min. Bottom Time to Date 5585 min Cumulative Time 5665 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IA7YQA3H740https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IA7YQA3H740/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-0347.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xwFbj3IFLMchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xwFbj3IFLMc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0095-2.jpg2011-05-14-0095-2.jpgElegant Wrasse (Anampses elegans) female at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Saturday 14 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 338.Dive Buddy: .Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 28 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000srPW_oZzzLQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000srPW_oZzzLQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0609-2.jpg2011-05-16-0609-2.JPGHingebeak shrimp (Rhynchocinetes sp.) hide inside a coral (Turbinaria sp.) at North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 344 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,524 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,585 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fXyZ4ouNsSghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fXyZ4ouNsSg/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-03-0266.jpg2016-10-03-0266.jpgLindsay Rowe of the Hutton’s Shearwater Charitable Trust in Kaikoura, checks man made nest boxes and weighs returning birds at the artificial Kaikoura Peninsula Te Rae o Atiu colony. Monday 03 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kd46eSgl8K0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kd46eSgl8K0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0143.jpg2011-01-07-0143.jpgThe megaherb Pleurophyllum hookeri on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VoFKtk2xmzwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VoFKtk2xmzw/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0212.jpg2009-01-14-0212.jpgA pod of Common Dolphins Delphinus delphis the way out to go Shark Diving off the Coast of Whakatane..Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mQYp23ajrWYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mQYp23ajrWY/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0429.jpg2009-07-25-0429.jpgDemoiselle (Chromis dispilus) at Rikoriko Cave, Aorangi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 172.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Rikoriko Cave..Max Depth 17.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 97 min..Bottom Time to Date 8547 min..Cumulative Time 8644 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eBMbixs420Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eBMbixs420A/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0043.jpg2014-04-08-0043.jpgCaryophyllia profunda. Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qijDhsrE5PQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qijDhsrE5PQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0162.jpg2009-12-19-0162.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_knoHDbFB9khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_knoHDbFB9k/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-30-0047.jpg2011-10-30-0047.jpgParazoanthus elongates (Yellow zoanthid anemone) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 30 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 380.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth and Greg Van Der Hulst..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 169:18 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 52.8 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,535 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,627 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A9Jmzzif2eAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A9Jmzzif2eA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1403.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_A8nunU__gQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_A8nunU__gQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0722.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VkzyAKzIDtMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VkzyAKzIDtM/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1658.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005B7nnYUIafUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005B7nnYUIafU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0557.jpg2011-05-22-0557.jpgRV Braveheart anchored on the western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Sunday 22 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 357.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis..Site: Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters..Bottom Time: 45 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,149 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,194 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001Fyt4v0ywCAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001Fyt4v0ywCA/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0283.jpg2012-05-12-0283.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V2zX9VOwVbohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V2zX9VOwVbo/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0286.jpg2012-07-07-0286.jpgAntipodarctus aoteanus (Spanish Lobster)..Saturday 07 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 425..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 15 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 27,220 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rYzcnrqROxkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rYzcnrqROxk/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0776.jpg2011-01-09-0776.jpgMegaherbs on the floor of a Southern Rata Forest (Metrosideros umbellata) on Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MBjpqNVr3Oghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MBjpqNVr3Og/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0279.jpg2010-01-28-0279.jpgDoto sp. Nudibranch approximately 5mm in lengh at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AFtoHnHwmjEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AFtoHnHwmjE/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0169.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004QyY9fXsE6Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004QyY9fXsE6E/fit=1000x1000/BLUESHARK02.jpgBLUESHARK02.JPGRather than the thug-like predators of popular imagination, blues have leaner frames; they are ocean gliders, built for stealth and endurance more than power and speed. Their bodies are slim and efficient, and their out-sized pectoral fins which extend, wing-like, from their flanks allow them to soar through the water column in their daily commute between food at depth and warmer waters at the surface.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U5k6WrU3QWwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U5k6WrU3QWw/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0175.jpg2009-12-05-0175.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RbWkKH4NwcUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RbWkKH4NwcU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0132.jpg2011-01-08-0132.jpgA Juvenile male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) at the Western Arm of Carnley Harbour at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YG6C9dJf3U0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YG6C9dJf3U0/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-22-0631.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qix6aU3Yyfghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qix6aU3Yyfg/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0076.jpg2009-12-19-0076.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eHe8e.6d90Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eHe8e.6d90U/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0097.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica also known as the Fire Dartfish or Fire Goby at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TljETIOkWrshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TljETIOkWrs/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-05-0177.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka near the Ashburton River / Hakatere mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Friday 05 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.OGNmxDKJMUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.OGNmxDKJMU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0233.jpg2011-05-24-0233.JPGPyroclastic rock of Curtis Island in Stella Passage during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 360 Dive Buddy: Site: Stella Passage, Western side of Curtis Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,297 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,358 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WAfvvKX1d0Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WAfvvKX1d0U/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0124.jpg2013-02-23-0124.jpgKyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer) Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 448 Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 244:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 110 minutes Mix: 16/50 CNS: 62% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,330 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,440 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DIiVFIsPOTEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DIiVFIsPOTE/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-1248.jpgFluttering shearwaterPuffinus gavia (Fluttering shearwater) washed up on the beach at Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bSFVlCN61rQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bSFVlCN61rQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0179.jpg2012-05-12-0179.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gAVl5cYj5xUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gAVl5cYj5xU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0262.jpgYellow Cave GobyTrimma taylori (Yellow Cave Goby) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002npyvLBm7s4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002npyvLBm7s4/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-03-0020.jpg2012-11-03-0020.jpgForsterygion malcolmi (Banded triplefin). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TbljeOW4x3Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TbljeOW4x3M/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0472.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A8ofkyAcKdEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A8ofkyAcKdE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0294.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) breeding colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YrbzddgkJnYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YrbzddgkJnY/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-05-11-16-00-10.jpgTarawera (2003-05-11 16-00-10).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000010D0xEPRTushttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000010D0xEPRTus/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0158.jpgHypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch)Hypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d14cOijT5EAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d14cOijT5EA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0318-2.jpg2011-05-15-0318-2.JPGThe endemic Kermadec giant limpet (Scutellastra kermadecensis) One of the worlds largest limpets completely covers a large boulder between the Milne Islets and Boat Cove off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 341 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,361 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,403 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VpUaLSPh_Uohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VpUaLSPh_Uo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0407.jpg2011-05-21-0407.JPGKingfish (Seriola lalandi) on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 355 Dive Buddy: Broughton Lattey. Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 29.3 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,054 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,106 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uywTKbDj.wUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uywTKbDj.wU/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-20-0271.jpg2010-04-20-0271.jpgKingfish (Seriola lalandi) schooling at BennettÕs Bommie at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 20 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 246.Boat: Mazurka..Site: BennettÕs Bommie, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 49:07 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,686 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,756 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oTkZ0bXIAIshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oTkZ0bXIAIs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0119-2.jpg2011-05-24-0119-2.JPGKingfish (Seriola lalandi) on the northern side of Cheeseman Shoal at Curtis and Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 359 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern side of Cheeseman Shoal in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.6 meters. Bottom Time: 51 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,246 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,297 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xDFMeviKZw8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xDFMeviKZw8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-26-0083.jpg2011-05-26-0083.JPGKingfish (Seriola lalandi) at L'Esperance Rock during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 26 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 364 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Clinton Duffy. Site: LÕEsperance Rock in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters. Bottom Time: 37 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,498 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GS4l4263QC0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GS4l4263QC0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-26-0081-2.jpg2011-05-26-0081-2.JPGKingfish (Seriola lalandi) at L'Esperance Rock during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 26 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 364 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Clinton Duffy. Site: LÕEsperance Rock in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters. Bottom Time: 37 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,498 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L_g80D0Kfe4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L_g80D0Kfe4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0363.jpg2011-05-14-0363.JPGKingfish (Seriola lalandi) hang around a rotenone station picking up easy pray at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 339 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 21.2 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,263 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,319 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009C5dDXCWMWshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009C5dDXCWMWs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0065.jpg2011-05-18-0065.JPGKingfish (Seriola lalandi) at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g8y6jTjQtU0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g8y6jTjQtU0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0066.jpg2011-05-24-0066.JPGKingfish (Seriola lalandi) on the northern side of Cheeseman Shoal at Curtis and Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 359 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern side of Cheeseman Shoal in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.6 meters. Bottom Time: 51 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,246 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,297 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KMn6jr5RSQwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KMn6jr5RSQw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0177-2.jpg2011-05-24-0177-2.JPGKingfish (Seriola lalandi) on the northern side of Cheeseman Shoal at Curtis and Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 359 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern side of Cheeseman Shoal in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.6 meters. Bottom Time: 51 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,246 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,297 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lHg_rTacXD4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lHg_rTacXD4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0369-2.jpg2011-05-14-0369-2.JPGKingfish (Seriola lalandi) hang around a rotenone station picking up easy pray at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 339 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 21.2 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,263 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,319 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DPG.cbv6_sohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DPG.cbv6_so/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0498-2.jpg2011-05-21-0498-2.JPGKingfish (Seriola lalandi) on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 356 Dive Buddy: Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22 meters. Bottom Time: 43 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,106 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,149 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WSOa5FiMLLchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WSOa5FiMLLc/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0078.jpgKingfishSeriola lalandi (Kingfish). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 478 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:32 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 284:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 39.6 meters Bottom Time: 106 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 58% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 32,106 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,212 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wuqACTDQNgMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wuqACTDQNgM/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0046.jpgKingfishSeriola lalandi (Kingfish). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 478 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:32 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 284:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 39.6 meters Bottom Time: 106 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 58% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 32,106 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,212 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MoByBl0KdDwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MoByBl0KdDw/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0053.jpgKingfishSeriola lalandi (Kingfish). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 478 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:32 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 284:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 39.6 meters Bottom Time: 106 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 58% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 32,106 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,212 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SPEFERiPQOshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SPEFERiPQOs/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0090.jpgKingfishSeriola lalandi (Kingfish). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 478 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:32 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 284:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 39.6 meters Bottom Time: 106 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 58% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 32,106 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,212 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e1mproKmOf8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e1mproKmOf8/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0042.jpgKingfishSeriola lalandi (Kingfish). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 478 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:32 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 284:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 39.6 meters Bottom Time: 106 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 58% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 32,106 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,212 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xkm2OET0gT0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xkm2OET0gT0/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-13-0209.jpg2010-02-13-0209.jpgA school of Kingfish (Seriola lalandi) at Fred's Pinnacle at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 227.Boat: Pacific Hideaway..Site: Fred's Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 26:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 87 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,307 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,394 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x8JjMghz8l4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x8JjMghz8l4/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0137.jpg2011-09-03-0137.jpgCadlina willani (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 377.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 164:20 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 36.3 meters..Bottom Time: 84 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,242 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,326 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ukqzJ8ugg7Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ukqzJ8ugg7Y/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-03-0008.jpg2014-04-03-0008.jpgAcanthoclinus fuscus (Olive Rockfish)Thursday 03 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 512 Site: Nine Fathoms Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Temperature: 14.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 311:46 hh:mm Time: 14:49 Maximum Depth: 41.3 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 34,434 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,554 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KG5OI1rbTIYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KG5OI1rbTIY/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0195.jpg2014-04-08-0195.jpgTuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CuixVQR8KVkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CuixVQR8KVk/fit=1000x1000/2007-11-15-0070.jpg2007-11-15-0070.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Thursday 15 November 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_ooG3hL2dewhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_ooG3hL2dew/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-13-0332.jpgLittle penguinA Little penguin (Eudyptula minor) nests under a shop in the Victorian precinct of Oamaru, New Zealand. 13 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_4t5sXdpLNMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_4t5sXdpLNM/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0076.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iSOLsSfgGX8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iSOLsSfgGX8/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0164.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jln0oIbpodghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jln0oIbpodg/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-30-0073.jpg2011-10-30-0073.jpgPolycera maddoxi nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 30 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 380.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth and Greg Van Der Hulst..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 169:18 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 52.8 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,535 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,627 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xXDxIr41qtYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xXDxIr41qtY/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-20-0077A.jpgSnapperPagrus auratus (Snapper) juvenile at Matapouri estuary, Northland, New Zealand. Wednesday 20 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Dive Number: 1,048 Time: 17:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 17.0 degrees. Open Circuit Maximum Depth: 2 meters. Bottom Time: 120 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,986 minutes Cumulative Time: 56,106 minutes Notes: Hunting for Mantis Shrimp.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FGQtPFVsSiQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FGQtPFVsSiQ/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-20-0077.jpgSnapperPagrus auratus (Snapper) juvenile at Matapouri estuary, Northland, New Zealand. Wednesday 20 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Dive Number: 1,048 Time: 17:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 17.0 degrees. Open Circuit Maximum Depth: 2 meters. Bottom Time: 120 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,986 minutes Cumulative Time: 56,106 minutes Notes: Hunting for Mantis Shrimp.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jIieqLSd5uEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jIieqLSd5uE/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-20-0077-1.jpgSnapperPagrus auratus (Snapper) juvenile at Matapouri estuary, Northland, New Zealand. Wednesday 20 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Dive Number: 1,048 Time: 17:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 17.0 degrees. Open Circuit Maximum Depth: 2 meters. Bottom Time: 120 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,986 minutes Cumulative Time: 56,106 minutes Notes: Hunting for Mantis Shrimp.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Gz8veMdD74Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Gz8veMdD74I/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-20-0069.jpgSnapperPagrus auratus (Snapper) juvenile at Matapouri estuary, Northland, New Zealand. Wednesday 20 May 2020 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020 Dive Number: 1,048 Time: 17:30:00 Site: Matapouri, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 17.0 degrees. Open Circuit Maximum Depth: 2 meters. Bottom Time: 120 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,986 minutes Cumulative Time: 56,106 minutes Notes: Hunting for Mantis Shrimp.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YOp1YQG6bvEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YOp1YQG6bvE/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0211.jpg2010-12-27-0211.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TqY.k9iXrVchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TqY.k9iXrVc/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-01-0120.jpg2008-01-01-0120.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in a pool in Napier New Zealand. In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XptUVWAGcIghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XptUVWAGcIg/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-11-0016-1.jpg2008-01-11-0016_1.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BK2HoZ6rzP8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BK2HoZ6rzP8/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-11-0023-1.jpg2008-01-11-0023_1.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G0NX1BirLU0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G0NX1BirLU0/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-12-0248.jpg2008-01-12-0248.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XBSliuhG7REhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XBSliuhG7RE/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0305.jpg2010-12-27-0305.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bG.QF2aGPaMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bG.QF2aGPaM/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-01-0281.jpg2008-01-01-0281.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in a pool in Napier New Zealand. In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dlmxNPOfqmIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dlmxNPOfqmI/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0229.jpg2010-12-27-0229.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ede9WFJ0RWQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ede9WFJ0RWQ/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-11-0024.jpg2008-01-11-0024.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ftVqv6tDTBMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ftVqv6tDTBM/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-01-0085-2.jpg2008-01-01-0085_2.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in a pool in Napier New Zealand. In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000052be.rxUu4Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000052be.rxUu4I/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-01-0089-1.jpg2008-01-01-0089_1.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in a pool in Napier New Zealand. In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_Owd._eer3Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_Owd._eer3Y/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-01-0172.jpg2008-01-01-0172.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in a pool in Napier New Zealand. In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tm9m3AUNx1whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tm9m3AUNx1w/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-12-0271.jpg2008-01-12-0271.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.dTZNlJrx.Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.dTZNlJrx.A/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-12-0371-1.jpg2008-01-12-0371_1.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p8MPHBkkhnghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p8MPHBkkhng/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0014.jpg2010-12-27-0014.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qclKuKKxEQEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qclKuKKxEQE/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-12-0068.jpg2008-01-12-0068.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uLcgovYRGmchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uLcgovYRGmc/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-12-0252.jpg2008-01-12-0252.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kheJYy6GmQIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kheJYy6GmQI/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0211.jpg2010-12-27-0211.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CUQxlp0Cpawhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CUQxlp0Cpaw/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-12-0389.jpg2008-01-12-0389.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W40Ac.maGfYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W40Ac.maGfY/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-11-0124.jpg2008-01-11-0124.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BtufEK500tEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BtufEK500tE/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-12-0312.jpg2008-01-12-0312.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003JeDpU3qGyohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003JeDpU3qGyo/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-12-0568-1.jpgLittle penguinLittle penguin's (Eudyptula minor) use a special tunnel underneath a road so they can avoid traffic while getting to their nests at night in Oamaru, New Zealand. 12 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tQbKdg6Ry6shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tQbKdg6Ry6s/fit=1000x1000/Hawksbill.jpgHawksbill Sea TurtleA critically endangered Hawksbill Sea Turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata) caught in netting attached to an offshore FAD (Fish Aggregation Device) in the South Pacific. September 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nU0Z5gXNDZEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nU0Z5gXNDZE/fit=1000x1000/2008-10-12-117.jpg2008-10-12-117.jpgA comb Jellie commonly called Venus Girdle (Cestum veneris), at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand....Sunday 12 October 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 115 Imagination and Great Wall, Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 15.5m. Average Depth 10.7 m. Temp 15c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 64 min. Bottom Time to Date 4997 min Cumulative Time 5061 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000if1lT2gS4IMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000if1lT2gS4IM/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0102.jpg2011-10-29-0102.jpgThe blue Clavelina sp. Ascidian at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ryqqjSorECchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ryqqjSorECc/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-06-0148.jpgButterfly perchCaesioperca ledidoptera (Butterfly perch) amongst Antipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Sunday 06 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 518 Site: First Cove Wall, Breaksea Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:24 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 323:47 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.5 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 35,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,291 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D9sgkDBpreMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D9sgkDBpreM/fit=1000x1000/GALAXIID-15.jpgMEDIUM RAREA technician strips milt (seminal fluid) from a giant kōkopu, a process that creates commercial prospects for an imperiled genus. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 136 November-December 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/medium-rare/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006itW1cgjPU4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006itW1cgjPU4/fit=1000x1000/GALAXIID-13.jpgMEDIUM RAREGiant kōkopu eggs develop at Mahurangi Technical Institute in Warkworth, 17 days after being fertilised. The institute has developed breeding techniques to the point that commercial farming is now a reality. Paul Decker, aquaculture manager at Mahurangi, says that of the three kōkopu species, the giant kōkopu was the best choice for farming due to its long life and fecundity—a female can live for 20 years and produce tens of thousands of eggs with each spawning. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 136 November-December 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/medium-rare/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qWhAGVQy7nYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qWhAGVQy7nY/fit=1000x1000/GALAXIID-11.jpgMEDIUM RARESchoolchildren Jemma Kiernan 12- years-old inspects Canterbury mudfish caught at the farm site they have helped restore and revegetate near St Andrews, South Canterbury. New Zealand’s four species of mudfish are spread between Northland, Canterbury and the Chatham Islands. Their ability to aestivate, or remain alive in mud when their pools dry up during summer, is shared by very few fish in the world. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 136 November-December 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/medium-rare/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZHSAkK9U5Pwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZHSAkK9U5Pw/fit=1000x1000/GALAXIID-08.jpgMEDIUM RAREEcologist Bruno David checks the water quality in Hamilton’s Bankwood stream, where scientists recently recorded the first known wild spawning site for giant kokopu. Migratory species come from the ocean, so even if local populations are reduced, new arrivals can soon bolster numbers. Non-migratory species, however, are at much greater risk from landscape modification and other threats. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 136 November-December 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/medium-rare/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Jqsy.uVhr4khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Jqsy.uVhr4k/fit=1000x1000/GALAXIID-07.jpgMEDIUM RAREDave Craw and Jon Waters on the banks of a cold upland stream in Central Otago. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 136 November-December 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/medium-rare/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ivap_BFlbOchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ivap_BFlbOc/fit=1000x1000/GALAXIID-03.jpgMEDIUM RAREThere are few nationally critical species in the world that one could eat, but New Zealand’s rarest fish, the lowland longjaw galaxias (Galaxias cobitinis) is one of them. The species inhabits a single small tributary, the Kauru River, and numbers less than 500 individuals. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 136 November-December 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/medium-rare/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007gZ4K0fBSt8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007gZ4K0fBSt8/fit=1000x1000/THE-PUZZLE-OF-PILOT-WHALES.jpgTHE PUZZLE OF PILOT WHALESThey strand on our shores in greater numbers than any other species of whale. Scientists believe they know why, but there is much about these animals that remains an enigma, and the strandings continue to happen. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 142 November – December 2016 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-puzzle-of-pilot-whales/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o.WaIvLmb1Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o.WaIvLmb1U/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0615.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionRebecca French from the New Zealand Sea Lion Research programme retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 16 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZV5vqodwvTQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZV5vqodwvTQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0056.jpgYellowtail DascyllusDascyllus flavicaudus (Yellowtail Dascyllus) at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MqOVGPJ3stghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MqOVGPJ3stg/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-04-0064.jpg2010-09-04-0064.jpgSteve Bell one of the last three active members of the Cromwell Dive Club chainsaws a hole in the ice of Lake Alta at an altitude of 1837 meters in the Remarkables Mountain Range, Queenstown, South Island of New Zealand on the clubs 23rd annual trip Ice Diving held in conjunction with Scuba Steve Wanaka..Saturday 04 September 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iQCR2QUgOZEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iQCR2QUgOZE/fit=1000x1000/GALAXIID-02.jpgMEDIUM RAREDOC field ranger Daniel Jack uses an electric fishing machine to survey an Otago stream for galaxiids. Tiny native fish can thrive only in the absence of trout and salmon, and as these are capable of leaping up high waterfalls, that leaves only inaccessible reaches of river catchments or places where manmade obstructions such as weirs have halted the predators’ progress. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 136 November-December 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/medium-rare/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008iFgxYpSX_Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008iFgxYpSX_Y/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-11-1414.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OI9hPv74d30https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OI9hPv74d30/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0749.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinChris Muller Massey University wildlife biologist and wildlife vet Danielle Sijbranda catch Yellow Eyed Penguins (Megadyptes antipodes) that are returning from foraging at sea, to microchip and attach radio transmitters to help locate their elusive nests in the Sothern Rata forest at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sB_Z0tEqNochttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sB_Z0tEqNoc/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0137.jpg2011-10-29-0137.jpgJanolus mokohinau, nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rkrDCCZ7rf0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rkrDCCZ7rf0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-22-0198.jpgFiji BlennyEcsenius fijiensis (Fiji Blenny) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GVfS5MwkDWohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GVfS5MwkDWo/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-2664.jpgBlue CodBlue Cod (Parapercis colias) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Cnbk6ZS3Ylghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Cnbk6ZS3Ylg/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-04-0109.jpgDoak's LizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish). Wednesday 04 May 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 786 Site: Nudibranch City, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Mazurka Temperature: 20.8 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 383:37 Maximum Depth: 25.1 m Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 44,340 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ucGSlzapsEkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ucGSlzapsEk/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0132.jpgJohn DoryZeus faber (John dory). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 476 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 15:10 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 282:22 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.7 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 56% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 31,905 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,041 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wd2LXIsudzkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wd2LXIsudzk/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-18-0133-1.jpgJohn DoryA John Dory (Zeus faber) on the hunt at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 18 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 72 : Brady's Corner, Big Eye Cave and Shark Fin Cave in the Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 25.6 m. Average Depth 10.4.Bottom Time 64min. Bottom Time to Date 2991 min Cumulative Time 3055 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ovOIY.rXlE0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ovOIY.rXlE0/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-18-0126.jpgJohn DoryA John Dory (Zeus faber) on the hunt at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 18 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 72 : Brady's Corner, Big Eye Cave and Shark Fin Cave in the Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 25.6 m. Average Depth 10.4.Bottom Time 64min. Bottom Time to Date 2991 min Cumulative Time 3055 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jO7Pwwu3zx0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jO7Pwwu3zx0/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-18-0132.jpgJohn DoryA John Dory (Zeus faber) on the hunt at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 18 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 72 : Brady's Corner, Big Eye Cave and Shark Fin Cave in the Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 25.6 m. Average Depth 10.4.Bottom Time 64min. Bottom Time to Date 2991 min Cumulative Time 3055 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G1HZbLYJA5Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G1HZbLYJA5U/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-22-0031.jpg2013-02-22-0031.jpgParapercis colias (Blue cod) Friday 22 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 446 Site: HMNZS Canterbury Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 241:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 34.4 meters Bottom Time: 92 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 57% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,260 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZwhpPhISUrohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZwhpPhISUro/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0219.jpg2013-04-10-0219.JPGParapercis colias (Blue cod) at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland..Wednesday 10 April 2013.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.Dive Number: 454.Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 18.5.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 253:01 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 22.2 meters.Bottom Time: 125 minutes.Mix: 21.CNS: 55%.OTU: 69%.Bottom Time to Date: : 29,911 minutes.Cumulative Time: 30,036 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002lJaR0WkCewhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002lJaR0WkCew/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-22-0012.jpg2013-02-22-0012.jpgParapercis colias (Blue cod) Friday 22 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 446 Site: HMNZS Canterbury Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 241:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 34.4 meters Bottom Time: 92 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 57% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,260 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000318uyfYwuhwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000318uyfYwuhw/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0222.jpg2013-04-10-0222.JPGParapercis colias (Blue cod) at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland..Wednesday 10 April 2013.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.Dive Number: 454.Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 18.5.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 253:01 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 22.2 meters.Bottom Time: 125 minutes.Mix: 21.CNS: 55%.OTU: 69%.Bottom Time to Date: : 29,911 minutes.Cumulative Time: 30,036 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j4Z.xVwM8GEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j4Z.xVwM8GE/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0055.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x5Wdmo9hM1ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x5Wdmo9hM1o/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0061.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000021rsnBO8b24https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000021rsnBO8b24/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0063.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EOdcC8w1_8ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EOdcC8w1_8o/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0006.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YHImdVh7Tqkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YHImdVh7Tqk/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0192.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001FJJN2E5aIAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001FJJN2E5aIA/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0226.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004PfHwcnt.Wkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004PfHwcnt.Wk/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0116.jpgKingfishSeriola lalandi (Kingfish. Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 472 Site: Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 11:10 Temperature: 18.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 277:26 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 21.4 meters Bottom Time: 101 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 31,616 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,647 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JP_kDh1en68https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JP_kDh1en68/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-11-0010-1.jpg2010-07-11-0010_1.jpgKingfish (Seriola lalandi) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 11 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 269.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 12.5 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 79:01 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 36.2 meters...Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,490 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,584 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MiV.F8HqGa4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MiV.F8HqGa4/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-27-0126.jpg2010-06-27-0126.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) inside Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 263.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Blue Maomao Arch to Southern Arch..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 70:09 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.4 meters...Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,942 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,039 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CayBrPH1Ckghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CayBrPH1Ckg/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0403.jpg2009-07-26-0403.jpgA snapper ( Pagrus auratus) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jqqP.gcc5CYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jqqP.gcc5CY/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0406.jpg2009-07-26-0406.jpgA snapper ( Pagrus auratus) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002caCNZgI1YAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002caCNZgI1YA/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0256.jpg2009-07-26-0256.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BcNdgYOmkJAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BcNdgYOmkJA/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-26-0590.jpgMahimahiCoryphaena hippurus (Mahimahi) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Monday 26 March 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j5OqzhiKRrkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j5OqzhiKRrk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0241.jpgFourmanoir’s BlennyEcsenius fourmanoiri (Fourmanoir’s Blenny) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 28 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000so0kYTVKGdohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000so0kYTVKGdo/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0106.jpg2010-12-27-0106.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F9HEhEy3N.Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F9HEhEy3N.Y/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-12-0252-2.jpg2008-01-12-0252_2.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TIrRTziioJ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TIrRTziioJ8/fit=1000x1000/Deep-0002.jpgWilliam Trubridge The Deepest Man in the WorldFree Diver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Nd0DW.nhNX4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Nd0DW.nhNX4/fit=1000x1000/Deep-0003.jpgWilliam Trubridge The Deepest Man in the WorldFree Diver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t2glndSY3k4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t2glndSY3k4/fit=1000x1000/Deep-0004.jpgWilliam Trubridge The Deepest Man in the WorldFree Diver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s0mMdn2yVHshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s0mMdn2yVHs/fit=1000x1000/Deep-0001.jpgWilliam Trubridge The Deepest Man in the WorldFree Diver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I.6OJ_J0Ssohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I.6OJ_J0Sso/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0252.jpgBluefin trevallyCaranx melampygus (Bluefin Trevally) also known as the Bluefin jack, Bluefin kingfish, Bluefinned crevalle, Blue ulua, Omilu and Spotted trevally at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.4r5Cna.TtYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.4r5Cna.TtY/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0245-2.jpg2012-04-19-0245-2.jpgPycnogonida (Sea spider)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 367.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Night dive, The Gardens, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 65minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,553 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,618 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gXudNnSiiw8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gXudNnSiiw8/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0065.jpgFiordland Black CoralAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CMwyBuBhRUEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CMwyBuBhRUE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0067.jpgFiordland Black CoralAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oXx1PQ6Yikwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oXx1PQ6Yikw/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0122.jpg2015-01-23-0122.jpgGirella fimbriata (Caramel Drummer)Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o7eKaabqcPIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o7eKaabqcPI/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0166.jpgRock CodLotella rhacinus (Rock Cod). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 476 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 15:10 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 282:22 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.7 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 56% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 31,905 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,041 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000059_DXSISYOwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000059_DXSISYOw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0127.jpgTerry's dwarfgobyEviota teresae (Terry's dwarfgoby) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cifis2T4Iaohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cifis2T4Iao/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0197.jpg2015-10-03-0197.jpgChrysiptera rapanui (Kermadec demoiselle). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 757. Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 21.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,190 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,250 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ckXCfXRi1iYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ckXCfXRi1iY/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0221.jpg2013-04-17-0221.JPGLatridopsis ciliaris (Blue Moki) at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 462 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 266:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.1 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 89% Bottom Time to Date: 30,758 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,882 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Jk6q41BmLJkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Jk6q41BmLJk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0303.jpgTonga FangblennyMeiacanthus tongaensis (Tonga Fangblenny) at Vaka’eitu Island in Vava’u. Tonga. Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rj_xdBoCbpghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rj_xdBoCbpg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0240.jpgDotted WrasseCirrhilabrus punctatus (Dotted Wrasse). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZWh.jRsxyxghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZWh.jRsxyxg/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0667-2.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish) Juvenile. Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 759. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 62 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,310 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,372 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rjGz9YACs_0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rjGz9YACs_0/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-1234.jpgBlackthroat TripplefinBlack-Throated Triplefin (Helcogramma decurrens) male at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 05 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1007 Time: 09:02 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,664 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,724 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S2RQKAcgIoohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S2RQKAcgIoo/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0147.jpgKermadec demoiselleChrysiptera rapanui (Kermadec demoiselle). Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 767 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,909 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,834 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LRca9qekzJkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LRca9qekzJk/fit=1000x1000/Mako-04.jpgBlue LightningMako commonly bite off the tail of their prey to disable it—here a kahawai is taken in front of the camera—then return to consume the rest. They themselves have few predators other than humans, but this pressure is easing as tuna fishing effort in New Zealand waters declines. As a result, our mako population is thought to now be stable or increasing. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/speed-demon/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 135 September - October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DZd3huLMfPchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DZd3huLMfPc/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0064.jpgWhite dot blennyCirripectes alboapicalis (White dot blenny). Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 762. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 367:56. Maximum Depth: 35.5 meters. Bottom Time: 74 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,515 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,589 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S7P8ukna7Pwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S7P8ukna7Pw/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-09-0400.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Sj0g3_.0Az0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Sj0g3_.0Az0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0134.jpgOrangespine unicornfishNaso lituratus (Orangespine unicornfish) at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 542 Site: Outside Atoll, West of Palmerton Island. Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Boat: Brave Heart. Dive Buddy: Tom Trnski. Time: 11:20 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 37,579 minutes Cumulative Time: 37,649 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DvXMJUQ4l7Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DvXMJUQ4l7E/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0736-1.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001dJof_Vfl4Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001dJof_Vfl4M/fit=1000x1000/Flesh-footed-shearwater.jpgFlesh-footed shearwaterPuffinus carneipe (Flesh-footed shearwater) Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uFUItINT1YEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uFUItINT1YE/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0052.jpgHypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch)Hypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch). Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 356.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve...Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 199:29 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50..Maximum Depth: 62.7 meters..Bottom Time: 105 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,552 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,657 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jh_HGyW6yjYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jh_HGyW6yjY/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0528.jpg2014-04-04-0528.jpgOxycomanthus plectrophorum (Feather Star). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tlsstuZB_Ashttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tlsstuZB_As/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-1032.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Dundas Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XYo8PpHNdpIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XYo8PpHNdpI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-1078.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionSimon Childerhouse leader of the Blue Planet Marine New Zealand sea lion research programme retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qRk.I9c0wYQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qRk.I9c0wYQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-1107.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionThe New Zealand Sea Lion Research programme tags and microchips Sea Lion pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 16 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tIXhX2mY21khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tIXhX2mY21k/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0363-1.jpgModel TobyCanthigaster valentine (Model Toby) also known as the Valentin's sharpnose puffer, saddled puffer or black saddled toby at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004CFEK.x7Phkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004CFEK.x7Phk/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-27-0059.jpg2011-03-27-0059.jpgNotoclinops segmentatus (Blue-eyed triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 311.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 126:10 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 17.4 meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,219 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,318 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SJpzYvHtMwAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SJpzYvHtMwA/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-18-0005.jpgRed PigfishRed Pigfish (Bodianus unimaculatus) in front of Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) in Rikoriko Cave at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Friday 18 April 2008 Photograph Richard Robinson Dive Number 71 : Riko Riko Cave in the Poor Knights with Yukon Charters. Max Depth 28.4m. Average Depth 14.3 Bottom Time 54min. Bottom Time to Date 2937min Cumulative Time 2991min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000haPuxWoSoBUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000haPuxWoSoBU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0021-Edit.jpgAbbotts morayGymnothorax eurostus (Abbotts moray) on a large Yellow Gorgonian Fan at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Wednesday 18 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis..Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters..Bottom Time: 44 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oI.yx1u.auAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oI.yx1u.auA/fit=1000x1000/SEA-CHANGE-01.jpgSEA CHANGENew Zealanders are responsible for one of the largest ocean territories in the world. How well are we protecting our seas? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 130 November-December 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/sea-change/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000utkETi3xy7whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000utkETi3xy7w/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-15-0042.jpg2008-05-15-0042.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at Goat Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 15 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 77 : Max Depth 10.4 m. Average Depth 6.4.Bottom Time 79 min. Bottom Time to Date 3254 min Cumulative Time 3333 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Psld_tdfsz8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Psld_tdfsz8/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0041.jpgHypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch)Hypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch). Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 356.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve...Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 199:29 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50..Maximum Depth: 62.7 meters..Bottom Time: 105 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,552 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,657 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S7Gv3o73Skghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S7Gv3o73Skg/fit=1000x1000/THREE-KINGS-15.jpgTREASURE ISLANDSA Black Petrel (Procellaria Parkinsoni) dives in search of food off South East Bay, Great Island. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 122 July - August 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-islands/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YkkK3fXTnDkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YkkK3fXTnDk/fit=1000x1000/2014-01-10-0083.jpgConger EelConger verreauxi (Common Conger Eel). Friday 10 January 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003XbzzNwS7.chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003XbzzNwS7.c/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-23-0060.jpgBlue-eyed triplefinNotoclinops segmentatus (Blue-eyed triplefin). Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,041 Time: 13:16:48 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 459:58 Maximum Depth: 29.9 meters Bottom Time: 81 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,245 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,326 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A06Ed.9SC9Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A06Ed.9SC9Y/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0317.jpg2013-04-17-0317.JPGNemadactylus douglasii (Porae) at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 462 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 266:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.1 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 89% Bottom Time to Date: 30,758 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,882 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WRYA7mFy_okhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WRYA7mFy_ok/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-14-0109-1.jpg2013-04-14-0109_1.JPGNotoclinus fenestratus (Topknot) at North West Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Sunday 14 April 2013.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.Dive Number: 460.Site: North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 17.5.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 262:44 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters.Bottom Time: 101 minutes.Mix: 21.CNS: 52%.OTU: 47%.Bottom Time to Date: 30,533 minutes.Cumulative Time: 30,634 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008mVjyoilEIchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008mVjyoilEIc/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-23-0071.jpg2009-05-23-0071.jpgA Crimson Cleaner Fish (Suezichthys aylingi) surrounded by a school of Demoiselle (Chromis dispilus) at the Poor Knights marine reserve, New Zealand. .Saturday 23 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 164.Max Depth 28 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 96 min..Bottom Time to Date 7991 min..Cumulative Time 8087 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002p3VI5eE7skhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002p3VI5eE7sk/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0123.jpg2013-04-28-0123.jpgOdax pullus (Butterfish). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 468 Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 08:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 273:25 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 31,313 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pjn5lC76hKAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pjn5lC76hKA/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0150.jpg2012-04-19-0150.jpgOdax pullus (Butterfish)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 366.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Butter Fish Bay too Landing Bay, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 213:43 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 23.4 meters..Bottom Time: 121minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,432 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,553 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zaGim0wqZA8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zaGim0wqZA8/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0183.jpgSunset wrasseThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) Initial Phase. Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 767 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,909 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,834 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OUuB69IcKpMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OUuB69IcKpM/fit=1000x1000/Sir-Edmund-Hillary.jpgSir Edmund Hillary FuneralThe casket of Sir Edmund Hillary arrives at the Holy Trinity Cathedral in preparation for his State Funeral. January 2008. Photograph Richard Robinson. 2008 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zm_1gdsWx_Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zm_1gdsWx_Q/fit=1000x1000/Richie-McCaw.jpgRugby World CupNew Zealand All Blacks captain Richie McCaw leaves the field with the Webb Ellis Cup after winning the 2011 Rugby World Cup against France at Eden Park Auckland. October 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson. 2011 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vghsNW6mm_khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vghsNW6mm_k/fit=1000x1000/WILLIAM-TRUBRIDGE-08.jpg100 METRE MANWilliam Trubridge’s quest to dive a hundred metres on a single breath. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 108 March – April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/100m-man-william-trubridge/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Oo9RPqCWx6Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Oo9RPqCWx6Y/fit=1000x1000/WILLIAM-TRUBRIDGE-07.jpg100 METRE MANWilliam Trubridge’s quest to dive a hundred metres on a single breath. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 108 March – April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/100m-man-william-trubridge/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D9xD05GQBgohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D9xD05GQBgo/fit=1000x1000/KOI-CARP-08.jpgTHE WAR ON KOILoest fires a shot at the northern edge of Lake Waahi. He had been shooting and missing a lot prior to finding this fish basking among the weeds. He slowly drew his bow, aimed for a long spell, and then hit the fish and broke his drought. Like all the bowfishers, he hopes to be among the winners in play for the ‘biggest’ and ‘smallest’ koi of the weekend as well as the ‘most’. This year the largest fish were around eight kilograms. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 131 January - February 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-war-on-koi/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000zm6fETMtbghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000zm6fETMtbg/fit=1000x1000/Catfish10.jpgCatfishGOODWILL HUNTING - Brad Lang knows this lakebed well; he’s competed in the last five catfish culls here. “Day two is hard,” he says. “You’re chasing the same fish that got away from everybody yesterday.” Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 158 July- August 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/goodwill-hunting/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rUaczY8bhVAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rUaczY8bhVA/fit=1000x1000/Catfish08.jpgCatfishGOODWILL HUNTING - One spearfisher came all the way from Moldova, only to injure himself shortly before the event. Moss Burmester scouts at Motutere Bay before the competition. This sort of dedication has seen Burmester excel at Olympic and Commonwealth Games swimming, competitive surf life saving and underwater hockey. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 158 July- August 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/goodwill-hunting/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QjCPGu8HaMQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QjCPGu8HaMQ/fit=1000x1000/Catfish07.jpgCatfishGOODWILL HUNTING - One spearfisher came all the way from Moldova, only to injure himself shortly before the event. Moss Burmester scouts at Motutere Bay before the competition. This sort of dedication has seen Burmester excel at Olympic and Commonwealth Games swimming, competitive surf life saving and underwater hockey. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 158 July- August 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/goodwill-hunting/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zYRkLuOHrG8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zYRkLuOHrG8/fit=1000x1000/Catfish06.jpgCatfishGOODWILL HUNTING - Carmela Tyquiengco and her compatriots travelled from Guam to compete against teams from Italy, the United States, Australia and New Zealand. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 158 July- August 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/goodwill-hunting/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mwJ47eOhflYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mwJ47eOhflY/fit=1000x1000/Catfish05.jpgCatfishGOODWILL HUNTING - New Zealand women’s spearfishing champion Alex Edwards and buddy Gemma Shields (right) spend six hours in Taupō’s chilly waters on the first day of competition. “I don’t think men have any physical advantage,” says Edwards. “I don’t aim to be the best female: I aim to be the best.” Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 158 July- August 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/goodwill-hunting/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mxK5KG_qM2Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mxK5KG_qM2E/fit=1000x1000/Catfish03.jpgBrown bullhead catfishGOODWILL HUNTING - Natives of North America, the first brown bullheads were released in Auckland in 1877. No-one knows why—catfish are insipid eating. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 158 July- August 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/goodwill-hunting/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oosDphLhKJghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oosDphLhKJg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0195.jpgSolander’s TobyCanthigaster solandri (Solander’s Toby) also known as the Spotted sharpnose at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D8WLS1NsaOchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D8WLS1NsaOc/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0261.jpg2015-10-03-0261.jpgJuvenile Pseudocaranx dentex (Silver Trevally) ride in the slipstream of a giant Epinephelus daemelii (Spotted black grouper). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 758. Site: Milne Islets, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,250 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TjVVgZmmqQ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TjVVgZmmqQ8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0124.jpg2013-04-28-0124.jpgOdax pullus (Butterfish). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 468 Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 08:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 273:25 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 31,313 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D8DyAi_wBgEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D8DyAi_wBgE/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0133.jpg2013-04-28-0133.jpgOdax pullus (Butterfish). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 468 Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 08:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 273:25 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 31,313 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tWHRchactWMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tWHRchactWM/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0180.jpgDemoiselleChromis dispilus (Demoiselle). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 479 Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 13:27 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 286:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.5 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 82% OTU: 91% Bottom Time to Date: 32,212 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,335 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006E5rYEb5xIYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006E5rYEb5xIY/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0669.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish) Juvenile. Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 759. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 62 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,310 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,372 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OlwGkmpupm8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OlwGkmpupm8/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-30-0019.jpgBlack flounderRhombosolea retiaria (Black flounder). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QYFjOQt4B7ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QYFjOQt4B7o/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0109.jpgSolander’s TobyCanthigaster solandri (Solander’s Toby) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vR_xan3Wvw0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vR_xan3Wvw0/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-25-0028.jpgGiant Devil RayMobula mobular (Giant Devil Ray) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Sunday 25 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nWcXoLOoE4Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nWcXoLOoE4I/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0276.jpgGiant KelpGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) Opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean. Saturday 08 January 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 296 Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions. Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands. Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes. Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ezmhFz8JF6Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ezmhFz8JF6E/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-11-0162.jpg2013-04-11-0162.JPGLeucettusa lancifer (White flask sponge) and Monomyces rubrum (Cup coral) is surrounded by the green seaweed Caulerpa geminata at Hollow Hill, Southern Side of Princes Islands, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland.Thursday 11 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 455 Site: Hollow Hill, Southern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 255:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.4 meters Bottom Time: 80 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 39% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,096 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,176 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hnHrZpYEN6shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hnHrZpYEN6s/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-22-0017-2.jpgHairfin dwarfgobyEviota prasites (Hairfin dwarfgoby) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MS6bKaJ0fK4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MS6bKaJ0fK4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0274.jpgHovering GobyBryaninops natans also known as the Red Eye Goby and the Hovering Goby in the Vava'u island group of the South Pacific Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001WeC1leKY20https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001WeC1leKY20/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0396.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007EBqfQsgyUYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007EBqfQsgyUY/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0254.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_xZZ7I3C6oAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_xZZ7I3C6oA/fit=1000x1000/DEEP-INSIGHT.jpgDEEP INSIGHTInside the many minds of the octopus. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 130 November – December 2014. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/deep-insight/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C3BSfLpZ.bAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C3BSfLpZ.bA/fit=1000x1000/FOR-THE-LOVE-OF-SPONGES.jpgFOR THE LOVE OF SPONGESA former editor recalls how he was smitten by deceptively simple creatures. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 129 September - October 2014. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/for-the-love-of-sponges/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004XaqK2DStxchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004XaqK2DStxc/fit=1000x1000/SEA-CHANGE.jpgSEA CHANGENew Zealanders are responsible for one of the largest ocean territories in the world. How well are we protecting our seas? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 130 November-December 2014. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/sea-change/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005IPMX4djzv4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005IPMX4djzv4/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0424.jpgPlumose anemoneMimetridium cryptum (Plumose anemone). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_5OLi9W9CbQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_5OLi9W9CbQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-10-0411-1.jpgGiant kokopuAbstract lateral image of a Giant kokopu (Galaxias argenteus). The Galaxiidae family was named after the Giant Kokopu’s profusely spotted colouration resembling the Night Sky. Monday 10 August 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BGaDyKjeQJchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BGaDyKjeQJc/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0448-1.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OeFcMV1VDKUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OeFcMV1VDKU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0230.jpgFive Line CardinalfishCheilodipterus quinquelineatus (Five-line cardinalfish) juvenile. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LF_EvBkl.jEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LF_EvBkl.jE/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0499-3.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HsExCl4Q82Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HsExCl4Q82U/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0360.jpgLowland longjaw galaxiasLowland longjaw galaxias (Galaxias cobitinis). Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000iiVqFrRmCUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000iiVqFrRmCU/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-13b.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEDuring the summer breeding season, fairy terns spread out to breed at Waipu, Mangawhai, Te Arai, Pakiri and the Papakanui Spit. In addition to a breeding site, each pair has its own defended feeding territory where they hunt for food, foraging in estuaries and close to shore. Over the winter, the birds swap from the east coast to the west, gathering together on the Kaipara Harbour. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sarSw5bpB.Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sarSw5bpB.M/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-1939.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GtMCBAN6dv0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GtMCBAN6dv0/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-1920.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EfUgNTr1P7Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EfUgNTr1P7U/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-1915.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009b9UaJiq8sohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009b9UaJiq8so/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-1875.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ze4oq2pAup8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ze4oq2pAup8/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-1852-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009gocqcrkWmshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009gocqcrkWms/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-1762.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_yVgPEveLsUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_yVgPEveLsU/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-1808.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xZGnRa4q8Tshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xZGnRa4q8Ts/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-1734.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002J9obuf3TrQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002J9obuf3TrQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-1702.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WJLUdtJAB7Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WJLUdtJAB7E/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-1651.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xm8urldYgXkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xm8urldYgXk/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-1623.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UepGEoDDa4ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UepGEoDDa4o/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-1459.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FHRR0bgYMRchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FHRR0bgYMRc/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-1548.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Txzwc3mcLlwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Txzwc3mcLlw/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-1556.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aZlrrJ9HGechttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aZlrrJ9HGec/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-1362.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey monitors Sternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) feeding territory's on the Mangawhai Harbour during breeding season. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iF7i9mTACl0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iF7i9mTACl0/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-1402.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CTffPMAXR2khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CTffPMAXR2k/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-1369.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey monitors Sternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) feeding territory's on the Mangawhai Harbour during breeding season. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PbCqNn9SETkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PbCqNn9SETk/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-1327.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bFTTXSHlMT4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bFTTXSHlMT4/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-1272.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EdbhH3kPBBQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EdbhH3kPBBQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-1297.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CEhJWaUuRHMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CEhJWaUuRHM/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-1251.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PedsKCEC8E4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PedsKCEC8E4/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-1258-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p.curIooTXghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p.curIooTXg/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-1219.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JAG.rfnInFwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JAG.rfnInFw/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-1145.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey monitors Sternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) feeding territory's on the Mangawhai Harbour during breeding season. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VMd_60uFBA4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VMd_60uFBA4/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-1031.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B5iW3KdOh4Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B5iW3KdOh4E/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-1014.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fuy1D0XALoQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fuy1D0XALoQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-0989.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u9attV7ocM0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u9attV7ocM0/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-0777.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HoE0CLtCG3Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HoE0CLtCG3A/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-0648-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZCjOLZEtObUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZCjOLZEtObU/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-0753.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rV3nMOQgkgYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rV3nMOQgkgY/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-0647-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002F1DbzLiYgMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002F1DbzLiYgM/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-0646-2.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cn0gLMzi4p0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cn0gLMzi4p0/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-0594.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gByzpFx.JCohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gByzpFx.JCo/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-0646-1.jpg2019-11-06-0646_1.tifSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HkgEJ2LS52Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HkgEJ2LS52M/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-0546.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kwuDMM_PJB8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kwuDMM_PJB8/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-0465.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t6ugl1ozlDIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t6ugl1ozlDI/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-0303.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vL8_b6tzXXwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vL8_b6tzXXw/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-0372.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I_QCcsBwB6Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I_QCcsBwB6Q/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-0130.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003tlcpKUcQcUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003tlcpKUcQcU/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-0129.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f_IRaZJ0L74https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f_IRaZJ0L74/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-0131.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Nq08NkNJHWYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Nq08NkNJHWY/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-0124-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y2FSaOVLAjchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y2FSaOVLAjc/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-0123.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sKQZFZTtpX4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sKQZFZTtpX4/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-0076.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B_lRVTqbA_ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B_lRVTqbA_g/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-0071.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uOCO52NBU0whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uOCO52NBU0w/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-0072.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IHVYSY6MnBIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IHVYSY6MnBI/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-0075.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o5p3MQUzwO4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o5p3MQUzwO4/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-0053.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eGltV0EW.Fkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eGltV0EW.Fk/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-06-0045.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Wednesday 06 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000045WiY7Hpnbkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000045WiY7Hpnbk/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2856.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey monitors Sternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) feeding territory's on the Mangawhai Harbour during breeding season. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008MyWYyL2WBkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008MyWYyL2WBk/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-3091.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey monitors Sternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) feeding territory's on the Mangawhai Harbour during breeding season. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Sh3S2L.7aL4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Sh3S2L.7aL4/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2844.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey monitors Sternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) feeding territory's on the Mangawhai Harbour during breeding season. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004qLil_qHiV8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004qLil_qHiV8/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2830.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey monitors Sternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) feeding territory's on the Mangawhai Harbour during breeding season. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.WEVU..tpgIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.WEVU..tpgI/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2809.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey monitors Sternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) feeding territory's on the Mangawhai Harbour during breeding season. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KE8u2bcYnjwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KE8u2bcYnjw/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2795.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey monitors Sternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) feeding territory's on the Mangawhai Harbour during breeding season. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o6AhcGwD8tohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o6AhcGwD8to/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2615.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nwF5jouD0BUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nwF5jouD0BU/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2262-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rgpMhJbYxfchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rgpMhJbYxfc/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2488.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XScW8jvTTDshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XScW8jvTTDs/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2596.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wQnq_e1_S0Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wQnq_e1_S0I/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2262.jpgFairy TernTuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jm7FfS686hAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jm7FfS686hA/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2261.jpgFairy TernTuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000itInyg1s4Dshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000itInyg1s4Ds/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2259.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000070w1bAFMsykhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000070w1bAFMsyk/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2257.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qk6oDXQ42L0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qk6oDXQ42L0/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2166.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ch2Tf3obuMQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ch2Tf3obuMQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2160.jpgFairy TernTuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003zkzavO4Bz4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003zkzavO4Bz4/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2157.jpgFairy TernTuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wjaEJi66G8Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wjaEJi66G8U/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2146.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L2lUlc0fGdwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L2lUlc0fGdw/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2117.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XDz5mqHhzLEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XDz5mqHhzLE/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2153-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FVqSyTWz03Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FVqSyTWz03I/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1994.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EJYwQKlgI9Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EJYwQKlgI9E/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2007.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XjU6Ytofo40https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XjU6Ytofo40/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2059.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LZbDPRsZ.7Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LZbDPRsZ.7U/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1993.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SJBfTXrOS0ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SJBfTXrOS0o/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1957.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p3kFlY90eXAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p3kFlY90eXA/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1911.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PEG64V8JTEEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PEG64V8JTEE/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1826.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nfr_YS3lsjwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nfr_YS3lsjw/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1830.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XVEE2g5XnhAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XVEE2g5XnhA/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1825.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s9TNZ6uP8fUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s9TNZ6uP8fU/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1802.jpgFairy TernTuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000buyDsdCdImEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000buyDsdCdImE/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1823.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002KTEBFK6Ak8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002KTEBFK6Ak8/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1701.jpgFairy TernTuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RSJxoT_0tqQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RSJxoT_0tqQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1702.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tURzhY0xdQ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tURzhY0xdQ4/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1699.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008WLU6NA9o_chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008WLU6NA9o_c/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1697.jpgFairy TernTuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gafav1tRzuIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gafav1tRzuI/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1698.jpgFairy TernTuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N9NZUD9e1mEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N9NZUD9e1mE/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1696-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rQpUMW2ZtJUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rQpUMW2ZtJU/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-03-1169.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 03 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005PP.1ItOdzshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005PP.1ItOdzs/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1666.jpgFairy TernTuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000077_60qiB3zohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000077_60qiB3zo/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-03-1196.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 03 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HOTmtus_ZIIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HOTmtus_ZII/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-03-1116.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 03 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qb.BDbCG4oUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qb.BDbCG4oU/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-03-1114.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 03 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009cdoiI68P3Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009cdoiI68P3M/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-03-1056-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 03 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pPnXKJoPCg8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pPnXKJoPCg8/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0033.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LlBg0sVt8nEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LlBg0sVt8nE/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-03-1008.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 03 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BPif.HnR7nEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BPif.HnR7nE/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-03-0992.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 03 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.2GyDlk4qd0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.2GyDlk4qd0/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-03-0954.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 03 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p6sY7OtSEewhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p6sY7OtSEew/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-03-0982.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 03 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007d3DTGei3l4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007d3DTGei3l4/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-17-0072.jpgGolden SnapperCentroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper)..Friday 17 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Dennally’s Reef, near the entrance of Tutukaka Marina..Temperature: 18.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 183:51 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 35.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,492 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,600 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EkLRnzn_yxYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EkLRnzn_yxY/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-03-0858.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 03 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PL23EEchxTghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PL23EEchxTg/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0235.jpgGolden SnapperCentroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper) at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 462 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 266:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.1 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 89% Bottom Time to Date: 30,758 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,882 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AuFN98ifT48https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AuFN98ifT48/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-03-0883.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 03 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m8Ih6jjUHAMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m8Ih6jjUHAM/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-03-0882.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 03 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MbLmhuEpTgUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MbLmhuEpTgU/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-20-0268.jpg2010-04-20-0268.jpgKingfish (Seriola lalandi) schooling at BennettÕs Bommie at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 20 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 246.Boat: Mazurka..Site: BennettÕs Bommie, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 49:07 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,686 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,756 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uQeJ7oBBxM8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uQeJ7oBBxM8/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-03-0526.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 03 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uOAmjEncbu8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uOAmjEncbu8/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-03-0658.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 03 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007pzevSUH2OUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007pzevSUH2OU/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-03-0336.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 03 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NGrTgZQVmzAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NGrTgZQVmzA/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-03-0319.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 03 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_wN5WzjDu_Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_wN5WzjDu_E/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-03-0316.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 03 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GaTLo37FAYQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GaTLo37FAYQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-03-0314.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 03 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nP2wgXoha.8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nP2wgXoha.8/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-03-0266.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 03 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RmKC9qSdQpohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RmKC9qSdQpo/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-03-0304.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 03 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eZ3Z6u3Xk38https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eZ3Z6u3Xk38/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-03-0128.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 03 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cTyP8_Mizt0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cTyP8_Mizt0/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-03-0244.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 03 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aZXjACD87Y8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aZXjACD87Y8/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-03-0264.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 03 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000adNReCuCwBEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000adNReCuCwBE/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-03-0109-3.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 03 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005ySfureUSgUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005ySfureUSgU/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-01-0501.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 01 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Dke.FvRanO8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Dke.FvRanO8/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1865.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mqJluXiK6Dchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mqJluXiK6Dc/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1862-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pkTin6zBghAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pkTin6zBghA/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1863-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Mk3gd7WMGWYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Mk3gd7WMGWY/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1847.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005ObuSBznWXkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005ObuSBznWXk/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1822.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hTU8AFiMa1whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hTU8AFiMa1w/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1821.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MQoyXSEgEk0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MQoyXSEgEk0/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1821-2.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AsnCcuiiiishttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AsnCcuiiiis/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1820.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P5D2B_LfnxMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P5D2B_LfnxM/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1820-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m8sGdjTqHbshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m8sGdjTqHbs/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1806.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sSlivJvWtoIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sSlivJvWtoI/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1816.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zWbm3z58xSshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zWbm3z58xSs/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1804.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pqhQlBYmHXwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pqhQlBYmHXw/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1805.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xSRwcipdzZwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xSRwcipdzZw/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1803.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uqB9w9BZQUUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uqB9w9BZQUU/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1787.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gMFxnk.WHjMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gMFxnk.WHjM/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1787-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dfI3ELhQWYohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dfI3ELhQWYo/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1745.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Uz9bkEBFB30https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Uz9bkEBFB30/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1760.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k9HS8z5GBwwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k9HS8z5GBww/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1713.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000020hxEm_168ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000020hxEm_168o/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1692.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rdC3z1al1xEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rdC3z1al1xE/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1693-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009pVrJbRbuXEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009pVrJbRbuXE/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1662.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IwwhhGguJOYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IwwhhGguJOY/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1655.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lq.WTOBPay4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lq.WTOBPay4/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1650.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vZuKt1geZW8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vZuKt1geZW8/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1648-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pfzZt2qbzrshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pfzZt2qbzrs/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1618.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EegMjSXtjSYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EegMjSXtjSY/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1605.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eerMrYrfCvshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eerMrYrfCvs/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1479.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w00fB.wruq4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w00fB.wruq4/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1498.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ql704vd8g.khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ql704vd8g.k/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1476.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g4DzPZ.plFchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g4DzPZ.plFc/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1475.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tq5pxg2k_dQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tq5pxg2k_dQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1468.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wbFq0pALoaIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wbFq0pALoaI/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1460.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000070RSp9BY_7Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000070RSp9BY_7Y/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1459-2.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oLQEgl1dyiAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oLQEgl1dyiA/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1449.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007qTQzq3mFpkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007qTQzq3mFpk/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1443.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o8a4IVOmclAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o8a4IVOmclA/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1448.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yjfDXRnBURshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yjfDXRnBURs/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1442.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UuvlZgZpB38https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UuvlZgZpB38/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1433.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eArYAH.mgOwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eArYAH.mgOw/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1432.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001cKjjHV9eTEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001cKjjHV9eTE/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1389.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008UBwoz9muokhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008UBwoz9muok/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1323.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n0CJMWovIn4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n0CJMWovIn4/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1329.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JRwhGyuXK_Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JRwhGyuXK_Y/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1303.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009e2Pb18zkdEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009e2Pb18zkdE/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1217.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B.sDcpG_R9ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B.sDcpG_R9g/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1291.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Mr1puQZbFrkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Mr1puQZbFrk/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1116.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xAcBaHxG3t8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xAcBaHxG3t8/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1083.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000_1TVXD8fUAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000_1TVXD8fUA/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1081.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009UYGu9byjTghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009UYGu9byjTg/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1048.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006dtRI7bOi1Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006dtRI7bOi1E/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0855.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qf4strxiYaAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qf4strxiYaA/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0894.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cjqe0Ttk9LIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cjqe0Ttk9LI/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0827.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SLI8TD.bFG8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SLI8TD.bFG8/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0833.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000scSSqPxRoQIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000scSSqPxRoQI/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0843.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SXtwFs243Kchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SXtwFs243Kc/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0788.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.T7dT.SJsrghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.T7dT.SJsrg/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0779.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000khh1ddDfUNMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000khh1ddDfUNM/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0820.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000iJoxLZjQOIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000iJoxLZjQOI/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0766.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Or2octR_dmIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Or2octR_dmI/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0765.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000085fblHjjCwchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000085fblHjjCwc/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0767.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iUUR3tYAr4Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iUUR3tYAr4Q/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0698.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000xdv.yupKRUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000xdv.yupKRU/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0761.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y2b7442Yg2Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y2b7442Yg2Q/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0687.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007WZrJ_5mWkAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007WZrJ_5mWkA/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0669.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006nhBAwIDdLchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006nhBAwIDdLc/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0668.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xGFqmOC6WLAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xGFqmOC6WLA/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0638.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006Yy8vrdsRg0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006Yy8vrdsRg0/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0584.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_musomCXqvEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_musomCXqvE/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0576.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uUwpABnCyishttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uUwpABnCyis/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0477.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PnYoZntp3fIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PnYoZntp3fI/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0392.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bUpapa.3lMUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bUpapa.3lMU/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0457.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LRuzMVYylyIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LRuzMVYylyI/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0262.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UEuvPCgBsQUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UEuvPCgBsQU/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0225.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003KAMmTts7Kghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003KAMmTts7Kg/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0202.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YvC1_Z7zrdMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YvC1_Z7zrdM/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0039.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vbBSee.JstEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vbBSee.JstE/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0031-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007qM7JHf1.U4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007qM7JHf1.U4/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-1429-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EYpmpGGQDcchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EYpmpGGQDcc/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-1428.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_rWrt8VrBMMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_rWrt8VrBMM/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-1427.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004BEcGg6CnfEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004BEcGg6CnfE/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-1410-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nHRuyURcpd0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nHRuyURcpd0/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-1379.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x0m6qnFDhxUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x0m6qnFDhxU/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-1362.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wWFkGnCN3pchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wWFkGnCN3pc/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-1354.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bpkcUA4KvkMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bpkcUA4KvkM/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-1341-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vZrgujWa3I0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vZrgujWa3I0/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-1324.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xM214Z6jnRwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xM214Z6jnRw/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-1301.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ogRLxSng.SEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ogRLxSng.SE/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-1210-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZTgf0xy3HkIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZTgf0xy3HkI/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-1137.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009h8wZVRjjTghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009h8wZVRjjTg/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-1130.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bpDxRCy0l3Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bpDxRCy0l3A/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-1123.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nU_XFZydQdMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nU_XFZydQdM/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-1113.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X1MFcOg.glIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X1MFcOg.glI/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-1092.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zKQVjpeMHXAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zKQVjpeMHXA/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-1084.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zsIDKYFpGl0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zsIDKYFpGl0/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-1068.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X0rK1LNyZjQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X0rK1LNyZjQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0996.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Bt.BAdc6nvghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Bt.BAdc6nvg/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0993.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000byxpq26KDSIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000byxpq26KDSI/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0929.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gq2EBBRBziAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gq2EBBRBziA/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0969.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UI8XDBs2OHwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UI8XDBs2OHw/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0956.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PZ.EAApa7QMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PZ.EAApa7QM/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0927.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hyUqhYPgIhMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hyUqhYPgIhM/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0899.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k11hGEkxhYEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k11hGEkxhYE/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0891.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gJn7ocbx6cchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gJn7ocbx6cc/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-03-0103.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 03 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kft1G5PHVe0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kft1G5PHVe0/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-01-0477.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 01 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C2hZeG7jM1whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C2hZeG7jM1w/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-01-0412.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 01 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dEb_Po9tacYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dEb_Po9tacY/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-01-0411.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 01 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x38T_Jb9ctkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x38T_Jb9ctk/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-01-0410.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 01 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000COvWBhW7SlIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000COvWBhW7SlI/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-01-0376.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 01 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000stpJSnn2a.Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000stpJSnn2a.M/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-01-0340.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 01 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mPsrU_qo9Wwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mPsrU_qo9Ww/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-01-0284.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 01 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MfEax1MPYzYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MfEax1MPYzY/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-01-0105.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 01 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YUf9MT2cx6shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YUf9MT2cx6s/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-01-0103-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 01 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hTURhhDtkgghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hTURhhDtkgg/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-01-0091.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 01 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000051Bgq2CzU9Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000051Bgq2CzU9I/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-01-0056.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 01 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n4q4_A5fdAwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n4q4_A5fdAw/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-01-0022.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 01 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003I6O3hV48E0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003I6O3hV48E0/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-01-0032.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 01 November 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iozAWJoKi8chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iozAWJoKi8c/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-01-0055.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 01 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gCFkbmrqE3Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gCFkbmrqE3A/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-1157.jpgNew Zealand Fairy TernNew Zealand Fairy Tern volunteer Susan Steadman sdsteedman@xtra.co.nz monitors the first egg of the season by the Fairy tern affectionately known as Mrs Red at Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iwI_yufYu78https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iwI_yufYu78/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-1192.jpgNew Zealand Fairy TernNew Zealand Fairy Tern volunteer Susan Steadman sdsteedman@xtra.co.nz monitors the first egg of the season by the Fairy tern affectionately known as Mrs Red at Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009Ad69qDKj3ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009Ad69qDKj3g/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-1114.jpgNew Zealand Fairy TernNew Zealand Fairy Tern volunteer Susan Steadman sdsteedman@xtra.co.nz monitors the first egg of the season by the Fairy tern affectionately known as Mrs Red at Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X_jtFFLNpT4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X_jtFFLNpT4/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-1142.jpgNew Zealand Fairy TernNew Zealand Fairy Tern volunteer Susan Steadman sdsteedman@xtra.co.nz monitors the first egg of the season by the Fairy tern affectionately known as Mrs Red at Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OBXR.eeaJF8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OBXR.eeaJF8/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-2049-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C514G.OlknMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C514G.OlknM/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-2015.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003JXJX99uO5Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003JXJX99uO5Q/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1995.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q__oDXHQHBchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q__oDXHQHBc/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0859.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ynM3zuIMN8whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ynM3zuIMN8w/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0809.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NIZbWpcJdkohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NIZbWpcJdko/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0803.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E4dqVr8c8I4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E4dqVr8c8I4/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0786.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q.aWUO0ta40https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q.aWUO0ta40/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0768.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iaWMVkgFQqwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iaWMVkgFQqw/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0756.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004HXRaA002wYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004HXRaA002wY/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0750.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aRLgzfLfOW4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aRLgzfLfOW4/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0735.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bER.VFJvGOshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bER.VFJvGOs/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0714.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_zdPb.UgACwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_zdPb.UgACw/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0734.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VvahPFF0aokhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VvahPFF0aok/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0710.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d98053xsx1Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d98053xsx1Q/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0713-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003k.PJBegvIghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003k.PJBegvIg/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0707-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Asa1sXhEuC4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Asa1sXhEuC4/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0709.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xhWJmAvsLhohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xhWJmAvsLho/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0703-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001b1mKiNB8l8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001b1mKiNB8l8/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0699.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Yi5YAGgyHe4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Yi5YAGgyHe4/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0695.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xHZIquKNlWghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xHZIquKNlWg/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0645.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PVqKupw9Z2Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PVqKupw9Z2Y/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0691.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bmtSuYDTxiAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bmtSuYDTxiA/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0510.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ri4l5x2IJ6Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ri4l5x2IJ6Q/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0500.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cRiXnUae_J0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cRiXnUae_J0/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0490.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dyATBC24LN4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dyATBC24LN4/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0356-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000io6o4fdeTaohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000io6o4fdeTao/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0453.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jmNn5xPzvYshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jmNn5xPzvYs/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0356.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_tH8aaDMTAQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_tH8aaDMTAQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0341.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YSLwoZXiuiUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YSLwoZXiuiU/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0347.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RvWj4ymyJSUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RvWj4ymyJSU/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0307.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BYV2SOBD_Z4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BYV2SOBD_Z4/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0303.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UHK23wwf.8Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UHK23wwf.8I/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0290.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vBE3.jIlh5ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vBE3.jIlh5o/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0214.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i6OT4waDLvchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i6OT4waDLvc/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0229.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DvS5jzT23RQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DvS5jzT23RQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0258.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XqE8TjbbxxUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XqE8TjbbxxU/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0191.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002f0TgMcV808https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002f0TgMcV808/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0138.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ngp_JAupLyUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ngp_JAupLyU/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0180.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D7xgu7gQ9YEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D7xgu7gQ9YE/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0118.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rbVq0r8UJekhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rbVq0r8UJek/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0028.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mIrzlaRBrdshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mIrzlaRBrds/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0027.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003RmhgtR8FGwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003RmhgtR8FGw/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-25-0032-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 25 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Yofefwoqvgghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Yofefwoqvgg/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-1123.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) nest at Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mSQEPZ8Fh9khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mSQEPZ8Fh9k/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0735.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) juvenile on a nesting site at Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Jhdu6l8StrUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Jhdu6l8StrU/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-1101.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) nest at Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aFtrm_bW5FYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aFtrm_bW5FY/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0694.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) are approached by Charadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) nesting at Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V4DEc_p8m2ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V4DEc_p8m2o/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0679.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) nest at Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mPxqLaoH5B8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mPxqLaoH5B8/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0681.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) nest at Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ITRB4Rp2.RIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ITRB4Rp2.RI/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0674.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) nest at Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dNvvZy.nNA4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dNvvZy.nNA4/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0673.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) are approached by Charadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) nesting at Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F83xd9g_PiQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F83xd9g_PiQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0671.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) are approached by Charadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) nesting at Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w8kDzhEM0e8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w8kDzhEM0e8/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0501.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand.. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FnC7PGhm3jIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FnC7PGhm3jI/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0499.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001CXtGhERIZchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001CXtGhERIZc/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0503-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand.. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001NS8FD2mI2ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001NS8FD2mI2g/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0470.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand.. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007.fLK35E6hYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007.fLK35E6hY/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0495.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand.. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fvwTAmB.jMQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fvwTAmB.jMQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0465.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aA.E6QuTFgEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aA.E6QuTFgE/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0461.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand.. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OC4mnI9qVu4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OC4mnI9qVu4/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0433.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand.. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DSeQfAOpkjkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DSeQfAOpkjk/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0457-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand.. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PHVGImB3M1whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PHVGImB3M1w/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0430.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ed.WE3K9LFohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ed.WE3K9LFo/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0421.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand.. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wkNje0lVhQghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wkNje0lVhQg/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0420.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cs07qjxebIYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cs07qjxebIY/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0387.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006lDOIxLz71whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006lDOIxLz71w/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0383.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand.. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NpNhgzfyTrYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NpNhgzfyTrY/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0359.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001X_rI1bvjbohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001X_rI1bvjbo/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0379.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eS0VgTVscV8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eS0VgTVscV8/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0368.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand.. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MgrZIlOom7Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MgrZIlOom7I/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0353.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand.. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WmckgYQ6_dghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WmckgYQ6_dg/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0348-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pH7j3ATmzZ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pH7j3ATmzZ4/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0350.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TLvKZxoj7oghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TLvKZxoj7og/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0273.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RPmYGYa7u5Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RPmYGYa7u5Y/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0307.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zMUwwCSqYd4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zMUwwCSqYd4/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0308.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand.. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z5p_Y1Hqd_Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z5p_Y1Hqd_M/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0270.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand.. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NajeMaYAW_whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NajeMaYAW_w/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0257-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MZ6CtzKwVw4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MZ6CtzKwVw4/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0254-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007iNCqB7g7O4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007iNCqB7g7O4/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0256.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand.. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NUi_V.EMblwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NUi_V.EMblw/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0170.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand.. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vbVKnOTvNN8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vbVKnOTvNN8/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-1166-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rcELBHpUMYAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rcELBHpUMYA/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-0252-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iwKUDXql9Cchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iwKUDXql9Cc/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-1154.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YuEJbquMNeYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YuEJbquMNeY/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-1152.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand.. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oTs07ivY61Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oTs07ivY61A/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-1143.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K20gwzhoZDchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K20gwzhoZDc/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-1078.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gPpCOogUWLMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gPpCOogUWLM/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-1066.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G3O1HFVos20https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G3O1HFVos20/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-1075.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vOuE1z9782khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vOuE1z9782k/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0958.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tmXG2S2ESfshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tmXG2S2ESfs/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-1002.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand.. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wy29yWGih9whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wy29yWGih9w/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0943.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qCj8FTNYVQ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qCj8FTNYVQ8/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0949-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s86E5gbrlx8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s86E5gbrlx8/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0917.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand.. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000047DVak34mAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000047DVak34mA/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0913.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003NLGGqoddfQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003NLGGqoddfQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0909-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.QLRewnN4Zshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.QLRewnN4Zs/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0906.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U8Nk6e9eV7ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U8Nk6e9eV7g/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0897.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yhq2BaNrpxkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yhq2BaNrpxk/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0833-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand.. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mOOQ2iUiT94https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mOOQ2iUiT94/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0833.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.hmhiBM2ebMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.hmhiBM2ebM/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0804-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand.. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XXJTpbnhr9Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XXJTpbnhr9I/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0829.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZJ2VSrWS3Cchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZJ2VSrWS3Cc/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0771.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bcKGQNNrz6chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bcKGQNNrz6c/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0724.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zyQFAkDDIdghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zyQFAkDDIdg/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0708.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand.. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L.oWx_rg0iEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L.oWx_rg0iE/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0750.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rv8ZNZw2sdQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rv8ZNZw2sdQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0680.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000015ZVJljl3D8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000015ZVJljl3D8/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0664-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand.. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004Syd5TTd6Uwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004Syd5TTd6Uw/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0604.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand.. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006bOiKHYv6EQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006bOiKHYv6EQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0599-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gEmuvrB.TXchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gEmuvrB.TXc/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0597.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mNxYzQqzORwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mNxYzQqzORw/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0582-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand.. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vxrQ.NSeRSkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vxrQ.NSeRSk/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0581.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MZaYc2Jlm44https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MZaYc2Jlm44/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0580.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kF43Ic8taB0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kF43Ic8taB0/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0579.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ly672UT2NX4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ly672UT2NX4/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0575.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z1gKVhYzR2Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z1gKVhYzR2I/fit=1000x1000/CUCHULAINN-07.jpgPORTRAIT OF A HORSEWhen Dago is led on to the float the next morning, Braybrook watches the door close then wanders off on his own. He sits for a long while on an upturned bucket, staring at his boots, before he gets up and continues mucking out the stalls in silence. For the rest of the morning he scarcely talks. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tPZTxV3S8O4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tPZTxV3S8O4/fit=1000x1000/CUCHULAINN-06.jpgPORTRAIT OF A HORSEStablehand Steve Braybrook calls Cuchulainn 'Dago' but admits to loving the fiery horse. Read the Feature: https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=3585796. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RnNXrCmxlUshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RnNXrCmxlUs/fit=1000x1000/CUCHULAINN-04.jpgPORTRAIT OF A HORSEThe National is 5600m and 21 fences; a hard race for horses - and for trainers if they are given to nerves. Read the Feature: https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=3585796. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X7sBiye111Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X7sBiye111Y/fit=1000x1000/CUCHULAINN-01.jpgPORTRAIT OF A HORSETrainer Bob Autridge double checks what time Cuchulainn needs to be in the Parade Ring before the 130th New Zealand Grand National Steeplechase at Riccarton. Read the Feature: https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=3585796. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VJJqzTgZr2Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VJJqzTgZr2Y/fit=1000x1000/CUCHULAINN-03.jpgPORTRAIT OF A HORSEFred Osbourn is 67. He and Autridge go way back. He used to work for Autridge's dad, Billy the Blacksmith, who made Osbourn's 21st birthday cake. "I said 'you can't make a cake.' But he did. He cooked it in the coal range. It was a fruit cake. It was a beautiful cake." Read the Feature: https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=3585796. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BrubnDIBY9shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BrubnDIBY9s/fit=1000x1000/CUCHULAINN-02.jpgPORTRAIT OF A HORSEAt Autridge's stables on a morning so icy that at 7.30am you have to pour hot water over your windscreen, work starts at 4.30am. It is two weeks before the National and tomorrow Cuchulainn and his paddock mate, Mr Barrymore, will be loaded into a float to make the long trip to Christchurch. Read the Feature: https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=3585796. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001LCjeSvILc4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001LCjeSvILc4/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0574.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cQY8FeWZqpshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cQY8FeWZqps/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0564-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003AdNyes9xughttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003AdNyes9xug/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0545.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZHTz4V7rfJUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZHTz4V7rfJU/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0542.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009O9vsVth7QYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009O9vsVth7QY/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0537-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q0Jz0DFmkHshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q0Jz0DFmkHs/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0395.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000It8He.vsek4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000It8He.vsek4/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0385.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand.. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kqXOsOVRllohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kqXOsOVRllo/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0384-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f.HBQdSejAQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f.HBQdSejAQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0190.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ODPB4VxbOCAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ODPB4VxbOCA/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0335-1.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Metal-Red and Red-Black Metal during breeding season at Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand.. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b4HOFLo72W4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b4HOFLo72W4/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0108.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000swgB4zL.61shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000swgB4zL.61s/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0111.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rA.lpHfmcMMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rA.lpHfmcMM/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-19-0142.jpgFairy TernSternula nereis davisae (New Zealand fairy tern) Moir Street, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 18 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cy9uN1cRcY0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cy9uN1cRcY0/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0550.jpgBlack angelfishParma alboscapularis (Black angelfish) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qEo158C46xwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qEo158C46xw/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0134.jpg2012-07-07-0134.jpgCoris sandageri (Sandager's wrasse) .Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 424.Site: Maroro Bay, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 216:55 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 46.8 meters.Bottom Time: 115 minutes.Bottom Time to Date:27,105 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,220 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AaCvxC8Nykghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AaCvxC8Nykg/fit=1000x1000/CUCHULAINN-14.jpgPORTRAIT OF A HORSEOwner Graeme Robb watches Cuchulainn being put away for the night as friend John Mason makes a joke on the eve of the 130th New Zealand Grand National Steeplechase. Sometimes people ask Autridge how you train a great steeplechaser and he laughs and says, "Oh, ho. Now, that's a hard one." Read the Feature: https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=3585796. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ts8W0joLL.whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ts8W0joLL.w/fit=1000x1000/CUCHULAINN-15.jpgPORTRAIT OF A HORSEBob Autridge says you have to have a party before you have the party. The logic's simple. If you win, you get to have another really big piss-up. If you lose, you've already had your party. Read the Feature: https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=3585796. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PCxguwn8RZwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PCxguwn8RZw/fit=1000x1000/CUCHULAINN-12.jpgPORTRAIT OF A HORSEAutridge has trained some winners in his time. But as for making money: "Well, we've had a lot of fun out of it. A lot of fun. It's not about the money. You can't get sentimental about money." There is nothing fancy about these stables, but they are pretty, painted turquoise and pink ("Terracotta," grins Autridge) and neat as a new pin. Read the Feature: https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=3585796. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t1uvQbRjekAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t1uvQbRjekA/fit=1000x1000/CUCHULAINN-11.jpgPORTRAIT OF A HORSEAutridge has trained some winners in his time. But as for making money: "Well, we've had a lot of fun out of it. A lot of fun. It's not about the money. You can't get sentimental about money." There is nothing fancy about these stables, but they are pretty, painted turquoise and pink ("Terracotta," grins Autridge) and neat as a new pin. Read the Feature: https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=3585796. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000017IamtiYqbYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000017IamtiYqbY/fit=1000x1000/CUCHULAINN-10.jpgPORTRAIT OF A HORSEAutridge is a pretty laid-back sort of bloke who whistles as he walks into a stables and begins most sentences with either "Oh, ho, yes," or "Oh, ho, no". When his horse wins his whole face lights up. When he loses he shrugs and has another beer. Read the Feature: https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=3585796. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kcoLuPflQUkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kcoLuPflQUk/fit=1000x1000/CUCHULAINN-09.jpgPORTRAIT OF A HORSECuchulainn is not the TAB favourite. But in Autridge's heart - and in the hearts of the Robbs, of Jean Schluter, the horse's first owner, of Finbarr Leahy, the jockey, and Steve Braybrook who rides him every morning at the track at Matamata and who loves him more than anything in the world - Cuchulainn is the favourite. No contest. Read the Feature: https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=3585796. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007XS2K9fjnkAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007XS2K9fjnkA/fit=1000x1000/CUCHULAINN-08.jpgPORTRAIT OF A HORSEWhen Dago is led on to the float the next morning, Braybrook watches the door close then wanders off on his own. He sits for a long while on an upturned bucket, staring at his boots, before he gets up and continues mucking out the stalls in silence. For the rest of the morning he scarcely talks. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006k26DfTK_Wshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006k26DfTK_Ws/fit=1000x1000/CUCHULAINN-05.jpgPORTRAIT OF A HORSEStablehand Steve Braybrook calls Cuchulainn 'Dago' but admits to loving the fiery horse. Read the Feature: https://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=3585796. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GVVktACV3xYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GVVktACV3xY/fit=1000x1000/2014-01-11-0071.jpgSouthern Bastard codPseudophycis barbata (Southern Bastard cod). Friday 10 January 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Cumulative Time: 34,018 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NuBM0BkNWp0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NuBM0BkNWp0/fit=1000x1000/DONALTRUMP01.jpgTHE APPRENTICEAn audience with Donald Trump at his office in Trump Towers, 5th Ave New York shortly after the launch of The Apprentice in 2004. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G.sTJC6IlaYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G.sTJC6IlaY/fit=1000x1000/DONALTRUMP16.jpgTHE APPRENTICEAn audience with Donald Trump at his office in Trump Towers, 5th Ave New York shortly after the launch of The Apprentice in 2004. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yv5RjeF5XC4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yv5RjeF5XC4/fit=1000x1000/DONALTRUMP15.jpgTHE APPRENTICEAn audience with Donald Trump at his office in Trump Towers, 5th Ave New York shortly after the launch of The Apprentice in 2004. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F2kF2Mj0_IAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F2kF2Mj0_IA/fit=1000x1000/DONALTRUMP14.jpgTHE APPRENTICEAn audience with Donald Trump at his office in Trump Towers, 5th Ave New York shortly after the launch of The Apprentice in 2004. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000orBXoOT_jRshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000orBXoOT_jRs/fit=1000x1000/DONALTRUMP13.jpgTHE APPRENTICEAn audience with Donald Trump at his office in Trump Towers, 5th Ave New York shortly after the launch of The Apprentice in 2004. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006erRk4U1qJ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006erRk4U1qJ4/fit=1000x1000/DONALTRUMP12.jpgTHE APPRENTICEAn audience with Donald Trump at his office in Trump Towers, 5th Ave New York shortly after the launch of The Apprentice in 2004. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vhJYqd03ozQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vhJYqd03ozQ/fit=1000x1000/DONALTRUMP11.jpgTHE APPRENTICEAn audience with Donald Trump at his office in Trump Towers, 5th Ave New York shortly after the launch of The Apprentice in 2004. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ST82mMFpJikhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ST82mMFpJik/fit=1000x1000/DONALTRUMP10.jpgTHE APPRENTICEAn audience with Donald Trump at his office in Trump Towers, 5th Ave New York shortly after the launch of The Apprentice in 2004. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wFlrQuwcsw0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wFlrQuwcsw0/fit=1000x1000/DONALTRUMP09.jpgTHE APPRENTICEAn audience with Donald Trump at his office in Trump Towers, 5th Ave New York shortly after the launch of The Apprentice in 2004. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005fMZ.jLO3i0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005fMZ.jLO3i0/fit=1000x1000/DONALTRUMP08.jpgTHE APPRENTICEAn audience with Donald Trump at his office in Trump Towers, 5th Ave New York shortly after the launch of The Apprentice in 2004. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.bkqqlzwdO8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.bkqqlzwdO8/fit=1000x1000/DONALTRUMP07.jpgTHE APPRENTICEAn audience with Donald Trump at his office in Trump Towers, 5th Ave New York shortly after the launch of The Apprentice in 2004. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k8PhbEplPW0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k8PhbEplPW0/fit=1000x1000/DONALTRUMP06.jpgTHE APPRENTICEAn audience with Donald Trump at his office in Trump Towers, 5th Ave New York shortly after the launch of The Apprentice in 2004. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009YhIkUs0sXwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009YhIkUs0sXw/fit=1000x1000/DONALTRUMP05.jpgTHE APPRENTICEAn audience with Donald Trump at his office in Trump Towers, 5th Ave New York shortly after the launch of The Apprentice in 2004. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tZ6OL94gUmwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tZ6OL94gUmw/fit=1000x1000/DONALTRUMP04.jpgTHE APPRENTICEAn audience with Donald Trump at his office in Trump Towers, 5th Ave New York shortly after the launch of The Apprentice in 2004. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eM.WN4QO75khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eM.WN4QO75k/fit=1000x1000/DONALTRUMP02.jpgTHE APPRENTICEAn audience with Donald Trump at his office in Trump Towers, 5th Ave New York shortly after the launch of The Apprentice in 2004. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AmCsT_QQCv8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AmCsT_QQCv8/fit=1000x1000/DONALTRUMP03.jpgTHE APPRENTICEAn audience with Donald Trump at his office in Trump Towers, 5th Ave New York shortly after the launch of The Apprentice in 2004. 2004 © New Zealand Herald, a Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oO9VcLzUykshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oO9VcLzUyks/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-1103-1.jpgFairy TernBK-M -New Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Papakanui Spit at South Head of the Kaipara Harbour, New Tuesday 18 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xkWDSuf.Flkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xkWDSuf.Flk/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-1087.jpgFairy TernBK-M -New Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Papakanui Spit at South Head of the Kaipara Harbour, New Tuesday 18 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006KR9CXMcA6Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006KR9CXMcA6U/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-1023.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Papakanui Spit at South Head of the Kaipara Harbour, New Tuesday 18 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vxg_yDNx0TUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vxg_yDNx0TU/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-1034.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Papakanui Spit at South Head of the Kaipara Harbour, New Tuesday 18 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000039PozB9GB7khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000039PozB9GB7k/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-1026.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Papakanui Spit at South Head of the Kaipara Harbour, New Tuesday 18 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ysb8PA2hHCwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ysb8PA2hHCw/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0988.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Papakanui Spit at South Head of the Kaipara Harbour, New Tuesday 18 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U_x2V_5nesAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U_x2V_5nesA/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0987.jpgFairy TernBlue Metal-Grey? New Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Papakanui Spit at South Head of the Kaipara Harbour, New Tuesday 18 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DiKXSIomkXohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DiKXSIomkXo/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0966.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Papakanui Spit at South Head of the Kaipara Harbour, New Tuesday 18 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000136mxFn0Hwghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000136mxFn0Hwg/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0942.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Papakanui Spit at South Head of the Kaipara Harbour, New Tuesday 18 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CTatG0cFq6ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CTatG0cFq6g/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0939.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Papakanui Spit at South Head of the Kaipara Harbour, New Tuesday 18 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uOIzKBqQvmEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uOIzKBqQvmE/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0922.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Papakanui Spit at South Head of the Kaipara Harbour, New Tuesday 18 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XLCEZqKfi80https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XLCEZqKfi80/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0772.jpgFairy TernMangrove removal is believed to be linked to a decline in food for the New Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000079OG2x822achttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000079OG2x822ac/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0854-1.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Papakanui Spit at South Head of the Kaipara Harbour, New Tuesday 18 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ljWL6cs4HAghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ljWL6cs4HAg/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0855.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Papakanui Spit at South Head of the Kaipara Harbour, New Tuesday 18 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000acJhqFcYQhMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000acJhqFcYQhM/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0771.jpgFairy TernMangrove removal is believed to be linked to a decline in food for the New Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GFLCB9ccVnkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GFLCB9ccVnk/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0770.jpgFairy TernMangrove removal is believed to be linked to a decline in food for the New Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ioQ1wsvJZjMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ioQ1wsvJZjM/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0754.jpgFairy TernVolunteer Darren Markin (right) at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007zKZVLj7JBkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007zKZVLj7JBk/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0724.jpgFairy TernVolunteer Jane Vaughan at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eyPEsXT8vbghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eyPEsXT8vbg/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0715.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand Fairy Tern (Tara-Iti) feeding survey Mangawhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PEUSQCu9phUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PEUSQCu9phU/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0718.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand Fairy Tern (Tara-Iti) feeding survey Mangawhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cUKvaolYkmchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cUKvaolYkmc/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0714-1.jpgFairy TernVolunteer Debbie Stone at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FYJL2viu5Ekhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FYJL2viu5Ek/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0677.jpgFairy TernVolunteer Darren Markin (right) at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kZnzZx5cLPQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kZnzZx5cLPQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0708.jpgFairy TernVolunteer Debbie Stone at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JRA.eDo.PlAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JRA.eDo.PlA/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0661.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey and volunteer Darren Markin (right) at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yqOl6KHoC90https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yqOl6KHoC90/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0636.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006hAvKkgkuKUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006hAvKkgkuKU/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0646.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JYRw0X6WYz4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JYRw0X6WYz4/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0635.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LfTesVAEkZEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LfTesVAEkZE/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0601.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uuiLEzqQ9Xohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uuiLEzqQ9Xo/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0592.jpgFairy TernVolunteer Darren Markin (left) and scientist Ian Southey at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.OhVMZWhztghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.OhVMZWhztg/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0552.jpgFairy TernEstuarine Goby’s (Favonigobius lentiginosus) are measured before release at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D.Y0ofBDTz4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D.Y0ofBDTz4/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0577.jpgFairy TernEstuarine Goby’s (Favonigobius lentiginosus) are measured before release at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jRhDTMuf4Echttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jRhDTMuf4Ec/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0536.jpgFairy TernEstuarine Goby’s (Favonigobius lentiginosus) are measured before release at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LH24NyLSpVQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LH24NyLSpVQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0516.jpgFairy TernEstuarine Goby’s (Favonigobius lentiginosus) are measured before release at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bsxpZHjA4FUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bsxpZHjA4FU/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0534.jpgFairy TernEstuarine Goby’s (Favonigobius lentiginosus) are measured before release at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qQvw2tNDrI8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qQvw2tNDrI8/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0511.jpgFairy TernEstuarine Goby’s (Favonigobius lentiginosus) are measured before release at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Aj8hLhwFYzkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Aj8hLhwFYzk/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0510.jpgFairy TernEstuarine Goby’s (Favonigobius lentiginosus) are measured before release at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TMNuN9MbJ68https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TMNuN9MbJ68/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0500.jpgFairy TernEstuarine Goby’s (Favonigobius lentiginosus) are measured before release at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R_YaNwsJ_Twhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R_YaNwsJ_Tw/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0481.jpgFairy TernEstuarine Goby’s (Favonigobius lentiginosus) are measured before release at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GWZ3UUen82ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GWZ3UUen82o/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0471.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey with volunteers Debbie Stone, Ria Kemp and Darren Markin (pictured from left) catch Estuarine Goby’s (Favonigobius lentiginosus) at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GZqtkAcjqZghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GZqtkAcjqZg/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0463.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ptFuiyd6GOkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ptFuiyd6GOk/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0454.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WfO0ayAfts4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WfO0ayAfts4/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0295.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey and volunteer Ria Kemp meaure Estuarine Goby’s (Favonigobius lentiginosus) at a New Zealand Fairy Tern (Tara iti) feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kh3DRdKeTBYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kh3DRdKeTBY/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0403.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cCZ.D7HIh7Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cCZ.D7HIh7A/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0260.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey with volunteers Ria Kemp, Debbie Stone and Jane Vaughan with note pad, measure Estuarine Goby’s (Favonigobius lentiginosus) at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aQkV_CgoDdkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aQkV_CgoDdk/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0257-1.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey with volunteers Ria Kemp, Debbie Stone and Jane Vaughan (pictured from left) measure Estuarine Goby’s (Favonigobius lentiginosus) at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E6yBw1ZkBxIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E6yBw1ZkBxI/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0257.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey with volunteers Ria Kemp, Debbie Stone and Jane Vaughan (pictured from left) measure Estuarine Goby’s (Favonigobius lentiginosus) at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UrTHKKwJ3Ewhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UrTHKKwJ3Ew/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0249.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey with volunteers Ria Kemp, Debbie Stone and Jane Vaughan (pictured from left) measure Estuarine Goby’s (Favonigobius lentiginosus) at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oW7V2GCmSAohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oW7V2GCmSAo/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0245.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey with volunteers Ria Kemp, Debbie Stone and Jane Vaughan (pictured from left) measure Estuarine Goby’s (Favonigobius lentiginosus) at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000037Qsp7pwYMwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000037Qsp7pwYMw/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0243-1.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey with volunteers Ria Kemp, Debbie Stone and Jane Vaughan (pictured from left) measure Estuarine Goby’s (Favonigobius lentiginosus) at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qHFmjdPC3Qwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qHFmjdPC3Qw/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0235.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey with volunteers Debbie Stone and Ria Kemp (pictured from left) count Estuarine Goby’s (Favonigobius lentiginosus) at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vY8wGf79tEUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vY8wGf79tEU/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0232.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey with volunteers Debbie Stone and Ria Kemp (pictured from left) count Estuarine Goby’s (Favonigobius lentiginosus) at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yVB2ipwfrC0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yVB2ipwfrC0/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0233.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey with volunteers Debbie Stone and Ria Kemp (pictured from left) count Estuarine Goby’s (Favonigobius lentiginosus) at a New Zealand Fairy Tern feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nvjhT2hbr5khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nvjhT2hbr5k/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0228.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey with volunteers Ria Kemp, Debbie Stone (pictured from left) at a New Zealand Fairy Tern Trust feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y96TdXGLzV4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y96TdXGLzV4/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0203.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey and volunteer Debbie Stone at a New Zealand Fairy Tern (Tara iti) feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cFaJ7Ftk.F8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cFaJ7Ftk.F8/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0221.jpgFairy TernVolunteer Debbie Stone at a New Zealand Fairy Tern (Tara iti) feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fOL6.SybeYwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fOL6.SybeYw/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0181-1.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey and volunteer Ria Kemp measure Estuarine Goby’s (Favonigobius lentiginosus) at a New Zealand Fairy Tern (Tara iti) feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007VIo2Wu7loAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007VIo2Wu7loA/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0142-1.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey with volunteer Ria Kemp at a New Zealand Fairy Tern (Tara iti) feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OLQHx3UJ1ckhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OLQHx3UJ1ck/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0125.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand Fairy Tern (Tara-Iti) feeding survey Mangawhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sdSr4oo75yshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sdSr4oo75ys/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0114.jpgFairy TernScientist Ian Southey with volunteers Ria Kemp, Debbie Stone and Jane Vaughan (pictured from left) at a New Zealand Fairy Tern Trust feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oXTbZeJnBuwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oXTbZeJnBuw/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-16-0101.jpgFairy TernVolunteer Debbie Stone (left) and scientist Ian Southey at a New Zealand Fairy Tern Trust feeding survey at Mangwhai Harbour, New Zealand. Sunday 16 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006o6z0Bwun5chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006o6z0Bwun5c/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-2136.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aD3ISBaROIIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aD3ISBaROII/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-2156.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RmdseZiFXmIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RmdseZiFXmI/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-2111.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JI877CvUWqUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JI877CvUWqU/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-2042.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008UhS5NNgPzYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008UhS5NNgPzY/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-2041-1.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Gd912dMdQkohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Gd912dMdQko/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1840.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tUTxSQWrJV4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tUTxSQWrJV4/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1690.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TtwPmOQ6Sqwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TtwPmOQ6Sqw/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1606.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BTOdzn70FTIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BTOdzn70FTI/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1554.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zwlBLJEIsTAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zwlBLJEIsTA/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1684.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rekRY1na2Vghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rekRY1na2Vg/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1509-1.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DdjN6vkdbJMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DdjN6vkdbJM/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1481.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ax8cUuKkrzshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ax8cUuKkrzs/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1508.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nxRjtt9o3DAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nxRjtt9o3DA/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1462.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_YnoCdkZJMchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_YnoCdkZJMc/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1441.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IivU9IybWJ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IivU9IybWJ8/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1458.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rmiuVr9v4jshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rmiuVr9v4js/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1427.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nAgfeREcYFwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nAgfeREcYFw/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1413.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b1olsdn3Fp8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b1olsdn3Fp8/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1412.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mVZ1mtI0nQkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mVZ1mtI0nQk/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1407.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ntOEX_1AOy8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ntOEX_1AOy8/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0114.jpgRock CodLotella rhacinus (Rock Cod)..Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 349.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson, Ian Skipworth..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 191:43 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 29.3 meters..Bottom Time: 66 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,115 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JjqKInpeXwchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JjqKInpeXwc/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0161.jpgRock CodLotella rhacinus (Rock Cod). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 476 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 15:10 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 282:22 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.7 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 56% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 31,905 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,041 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XkpL3CTgzPohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XkpL3CTgzPo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-25-0153.jpg2011-05-25-0153.JPGBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) school around coral encrusted rock in Stella Passage during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 25 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 363 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of Curtis Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 18.2 meters. Bottom Time: 50minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,448 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,498 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EbWmp7j1kgIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EbWmp7j1kgI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0512-2.jpg2011-05-21-0512-2.JPGBluefish (Girella cyanea) on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 356 Dive Buddy: Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22 meters. Bottom Time: 43 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,106 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,149 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LNSZ_0Lb0vAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LNSZ_0Lb0vA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0376-2.jpg2011-05-21-0376-2.JPGBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 355 Dive Buddy: Broughton Lattey. Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 29.3 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,054 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,106 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zWRXwdO5xHMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zWRXwdO5xHM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0209.jpg2011-05-19-0209.jpgNotch-head marblefish (Aplodactylus etheridgii) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 350.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008LjmfiYU1vghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008LjmfiYU1vg/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0202.jpgNotch-head marblefishAplodactylus etheridgii (Notch-head marblefish).Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 469 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 12:55 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 275:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.8 meters Bottom Time: 111 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 59% OTU: 80% Bottom Time to Date: 31,436 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,547 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u8g9CO.IvzQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u8g9CO.IvzQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0063-2.jpg2011-05-14-0063-2.jpgNotch-head marblefish (Aplodactylus etheridgii) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Saturday 14 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 338.Dive Buddy: .Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 28 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H41oavSmh2shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H41oavSmh2s/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0189.jpgNotch-head marblefishAplodactylus etheridgii (Notch-head marblefish).Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 469 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 12:55 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 275:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.8 meters Bottom Time: 111 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 59% OTU: 80% Bottom Time to Date: 31,436 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,547 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003eemJW5zwsghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003eemJW5zwsg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0305.jpg2011-05-19-0305.JPGCaramel Drummer (Girella fimbriata)? on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Js.RGnJg6kYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Js.RGnJg6kY/fit=1000x1000/MAREKO.jpgMarekoMareko -Mark Sagapolutel, New Zealand rapper and hip hop artist of Samoan descent at Hunters Corner, Papatoetoe. 2003 © New Zealand Herald A Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RVcCnPRttLchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RVcCnPRttLc/fit=1000x1000/SCRIBE.jpgScribeScribe -Malo Ioane Luafutu, New Zealand hip hop rapper and recording artist of Samoan descent, photographed after making NZ music history in October 2003 having the Number One Single and the Number One Album in the charts. 2003 © New Zealand Herald A Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UDwduWryt04https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UDwduWryt04/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1380.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lSti__yn5Ekhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lSti__yn5Ek/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1367.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xEriGBt.uzIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xEriGBt.uzI/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1355.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FIon1CFOAl0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FIon1CFOAl0/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1266.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008Gm4rGxdBeQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008Gm4rGxdBeQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1212-1.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZW2TtUMednghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZW2TtUMedng/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1204.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dHewrlKncKEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dHewrlKncKE/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1187.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bqPvEMFWBIMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bqPvEMFWBIM/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1182.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LmyA4wJSTRshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LmyA4wJSTRs/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1111.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dcHxpL1syhQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dcHxpL1syhQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1114.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A61VI84K6Vchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A61VI84K6Vc/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1162.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rEtR4IUXYqEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rEtR4IUXYqE/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0976.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tNaPZkijwpMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tNaPZkijwpM/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1099.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wNCamo27838https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wNCamo27838/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0909.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vTRvCCOF9Ishttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vTRvCCOF9Is/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0903.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wj93PRJJRqshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wj93PRJJRqs/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0907.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AnHrPuwuuoQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AnHrPuwuuoQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0901.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rUi4.QB7OpMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rUi4.QB7OpM/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0890-1.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b3YEl..u76Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b3YEl..u76U/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0897.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d_cKpZN6Dy8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d_cKpZN6Dy8/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0691.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cuO8xAveMt0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cuO8xAveMt0/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0682.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XhVpBGYp7sshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XhVpBGYp7ss/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0678.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RMWqD5vJ1L0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RMWqD5vJ1L0/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0672.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KMRRRgsH.w4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KMRRRgsH.w4/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0658.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TRnlFr7Z6rIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TRnlFr7Z6rI/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0643.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VpcmxoF2Z0khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VpcmxoF2Z0k/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0636.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qDZkLISD8lAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qDZkLISD8lA/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0614.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y5rqCKywESQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y5rqCKywESQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0539-Pano-1.jpgFairy Tern58% of the population of New Zealand Fairy Terns roost at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000zF3U0FyVcYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000zF3U0FyVcY/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0613.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004f_X_j5d2uYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004f_X_j5d2uY/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0522.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) roost at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002rwEoqntZCghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002rwEoqntZCg/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0521.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) roost at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GzJalG9BJb4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GzJalG9BJb4/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0519.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) roost at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vQKwx9A6dgEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vQKwx9A6dgE/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0485.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) roost at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PdAxrpSSaPwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PdAxrpSSaPw/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0470.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) roost at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003GeVfsR8PgUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003GeVfsR8PgU/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0463.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) roost at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cZfaCC2fqdkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cZfaCC2fqdk/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0464.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) roost at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VDTfInpxYrEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VDTfInpxYrE/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0465.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) roost at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000074GNsxr3WF4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000074GNsxr3WF4/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0456.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) roost at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l2D_AF8uQs0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l2D_AF8uQs0/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0459.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) roost at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cVPQ4LOPH7shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cVPQ4LOPH7s/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0454.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) roost at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003PzeH2d_E_whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003PzeH2d_E_w/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0451.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) roost at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008YC.03phosYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008YC.03phosY/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0430.jpgNew Zealand Fairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cLl.rtPoDikhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cLl.rtPoDik/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0420.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) roost at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mgNzky0B7Zohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mgNzky0B7Zo/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0427.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) roost at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zrB73vqTgx4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zrB73vqTgx4/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0412.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) roost at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000reGirOcHWZghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000reGirOcHWZg/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0397.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) roost at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ftCxQK5CRkUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ftCxQK5CRkU/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0298.jpgFairy TernFisherman drive through a flock of birds next to Fairy Terns Roosting at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J95knTE8Vv8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J95knTE8Vv8/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0352.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UY1UaxJnu0Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UY1UaxJnu0M/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0295.jpgFairy TernFisherman drive through a flock of birds next to Fairy Terns Roosting at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002d0frZv7I2ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002d0frZv7I2o/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0263-1.jpgFairy TernRKM New Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000StA51LcGKochttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000StA51LcGKoc/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0262.jpgFairy TernRKM New Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WC7bisWsa84https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WC7bisWsa84/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0247.jpgFairy TernRKM New Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hUL3KvgxQ3Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hUL3KvgxQ3A/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0021.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nFW2orq0vWkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nFW2orq0vWk/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0221.jpgFairy TernRKM New Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001XrLJUE2_04https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001XrLJUE2_04/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0023.jpgFairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o4bMIlVDBu4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o4bMIlVDBu4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-17-0305.jpgDogtooth TunaGymnosarda unicolor (Dogtooth Tuna) at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Thursday 17 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a_mmQ.V6Fo4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a_mmQ.V6Fo4/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-06-0010.jpg2012-07-06-0010.jpgPseudocaranx dentex (Trevally)..Friday 06 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 420..Site: Ann's Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 215:17 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters..Bottom Time: 95 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,758 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,853 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cz2pGeUOnLshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cz2pGeUOnLs/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-12-0147.jpgOtago shagLeucocarbo chalconotus (Otago shag) colony on the historic Sumpter Wharf in the Oamaru Harbour, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d0sfdqtluC0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d0sfdqtluC0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0112.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup pile at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MjwotsHSDiUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MjwotsHSDiU/fit=1000x1000/SNOWBIRDS.jpgSNOWBIRDSNo one knew that Kaikōura was home to the world’s only alpine-dwelling seabird until an amateur ornithologist following a rumour discovered its burrows high in the mountains. As the bizarre attributes and tenuous existence of the Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) slowly came to light, Kaikōura took up the mantle of protecting its local bird—just in time to witness the destruction of its breeding grounds in the November 2016 earthquake. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 144 March-April 2017. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/snow-birds/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000w9BwOR_pfkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000w9BwOR_pfk/fit=1000x1000/TREASURED-ISLAND.jpgTREASURED ISLANDGreat Mercury was one of the first sites of human habitation in New Zealand. Last year, a radical new public-private partnership sought to rid the island of pests. It was a unique operation, and the results have been astonishing. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 137 January - February 2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-island/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004HsxTbjtVl4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004HsxTbjtVl4/fit=1000x1000/MEDIUM-RARE.jpgMEDIUM RARENew Zealanders love their native galaxiids—sandwiched between two pieces of white bread for the most part. What most people don’t realise is that whitebait are actually the juvenile of a spectacular family of native fish, a group of species as unique as our kiwi, kakapō and kereru, only far less visible. And just as we are getting to know our galaxiids, we are driving them towards extinction. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 136 November-December 2015 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/medium-rare/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZJ4JeEs3G.ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZJ4JeEs3G.g/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-01-0119.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female in Whangateau Harbour, New Zealand. Friday 01 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IR_Ecsg4uvchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IR_Ecsg4uvc/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-01-0120.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female in Whangateau Harbour, New Zealand. Friday 01 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z1VeSC10U2khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z1VeSC10U2k/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-01-0118-1.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female in Whangateau Harbour, New Zealand. Friday 01 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZzDQpkka7.Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZzDQpkka7.I/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-01-0118-2.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female in Whangateau Harbour, New Zealand. Friday 01 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SX13mD0_844https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SX13mD0_844/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-01-0113.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female in Whangateau Harbour, New Zealand. Friday 01 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bJu.cR1COLohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bJu.cR1COLo/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-01-0114.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female in Whangateau Harbour, New Zealand. Friday 01 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CmB6RHpIXVYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CmB6RHpIXVY/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-01-0109.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female in Whangateau Harbour, New Zealand. Friday 01 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H4c_Q3zdcVMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H4c_Q3zdcVM/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-01-0113-1.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female in Whangateau Harbour, New Zealand. Friday 01 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gyLz3ct309whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gyLz3ct309w/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-01-0109-2.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female in Whangateau Harbour, New Zealand. Friday 01 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000clIoxIQp7y0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000clIoxIQp7y0/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-01-0103-1.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female in Whangateau Harbour, New Zealand. Friday 01 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i_7HYrvIctIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i_7HYrvIctI/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-01-0106.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female in Whangateau Harbour, New Zealand. Friday 01 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Mus5SzT_sXchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Mus5SzT_sXc/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-01-0104.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female in Whangateau Harbour, New Zealand. Friday 01 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Lm5n5u61oLIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Lm5n5u61oLI/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-01-0103-2.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female in Whangateau Harbour, New Zealand. Friday 01 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002Cet38r40Cchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002Cet38r40Cc/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-01-0101.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female in Whangateau Harbour, New Zealand. Friday 01 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_R3uMFDDlGMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_R3uMFDDlGM/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-01-0094.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female in Whangateau Harbour, New Zealand. Friday 01 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kIeDmqewIpwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kIeDmqewIpw/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-01-0098.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female in Whangateau Harbour, New Zealand. Friday 01 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F4CdfKIh7BQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F4CdfKIh7BQ/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-01-0092-1.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female in Whangateau Harbour, New Zealand. Friday 01 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WHijA8qqukAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WHijA8qqukA/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-01-0090.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female in Whangateau Harbour, New Zealand. Friday 01 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. 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No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qDqPa6ibEo0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qDqPa6ibEo0/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-01-0082-1.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female in Whangateau Harbour, New Zealand. Friday 01 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NLHdzefS9b4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NLHdzefS9b4/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-01-0084.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female in Whangateau Harbour, New Zealand. Friday 01 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008Xja0qFqGWchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008Xja0qFqGWc/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-01-0079.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female in Whangateau Harbour, New Zealand. Friday 01 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Io54akFnTqghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Io54akFnTqg/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-01-0073.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female in Whangateau Harbour, New Zealand. Friday 01 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ewzi0ibBB50https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ewzi0ibBB50/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-01-0071.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female in Whangateau Harbour, New Zealand. Friday 01 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s0IJRMT7IvEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s0IJRMT7IvE/fit=1000x1000/2020-05-01-0074.jpgMantis shrimpHeterosquilla tricarinata (Mantis shrimp) female in Whangateau Harbour, New Zealand. Friday 01 May 2020. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2020. Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JC6F4mGnTUYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JC6F4mGnTUY/fit=1000x1000/2013-06-29-0046.jpgSpeckled Moray EelGymnothorax obesus (Speckled Moray) framed by the crinoid Comanthus novaezealandiae (Feather Star) Saturday 29 June 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 484 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 13:50 Temperature: 16.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 291:36 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.9 meters Bottom Time: 80 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 74% Bottom Time to Date: 32,661 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,741 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c0psv_KaE2Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c0psv_KaE2U/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-1652.jpgDusky DolphinA pod of Lagenorhynchus obscurus (Dusky Dolphin) amongst a flock of Albatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Straight, New Zealand with the Kaikora Ranges in the background. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oh9PZcXSQsshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oh9PZcXSQss/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-1781.jpgDusky DolphinA pod of Lagenorhynchus obscurus (Dusky Dolphin) amongst a flock of Albatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Straight, New Zealand with the Kaikora Ranges in the background. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MK6rcI7Qri4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MK6rcI7Qri4/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-2150.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossA Lagenorhynchus obscurus (Dusky Dolphin) jumps amongst a flock of Albatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Straight, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000deZQl2UXCikhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000deZQl2UXCik/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-2149.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossA Lagenorhynchus obscurus (Dusky Dolphin) jumps amongst a flock of Albatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Straight, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DSph9L9CsI0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DSph9L9CsI0/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-2145.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossA Lagenorhynchus obscurus (Dusky Dolphin) jumps amongst a flock of Albatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Straight, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009ggyPtrBUs0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009ggyPtrBUs0/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-1656.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossA Lagenorhynchus obscurus (Dusky Dolphin) jumps amongst a flock of Albatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Straight, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000._nxQmQJ9l8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000._nxQmQJ9l8/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-2146-1.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossA Lagenorhynchus obscurus (Dusky Dolphin) jumps amongst a flock of Albatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Straight, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O3u6yz054gkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O3u6yz054gk/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-2170.jpg2019-08-06-2170.tifHoki Fish Survey by NIWA onboard the Kaharoa in the Cook Straight, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JUu0KsLJYMIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JUu0KsLJYMI/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-2145.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossA Lagenorhynchus obscurus (Dusky Dolphin) jumps amongst a flock of Albatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Straight, New Zealand with the Kaikora Ranges in the background. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001BXPhrwEISIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001BXPhrwEISI/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-1850.jpg2019-08-06-1850.tifHoki Fish Survey by NIWA onboard the Kaharoa in the Cook Straight, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ALz2AAoHi3Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ALz2AAoHi3I/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-1781.jpg2019-08-06-1781.tifHoki Fish Survey by NIWA onboard the Kaharoa in the Cook Straight, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TBjoMhgknvAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TBjoMhgknvA/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-1656.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossA Lagenorhynchus obscurus (Dusky Dolphin) jumps amongst a flock of Albatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Straight, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lzbIad79thIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lzbIad79thI/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-1652.jpgDusky DolphinA pod of Lagenorhynchus obscurus (Dusky Dolphin) amongst a flock of Albatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Straight, New Zealand with the Kaikora Ranges in the background. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009o1IqQpGdMAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009o1IqQpGdMA/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-2364.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossAlbatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Strait of New Zealand with the Kaikora Ranges in the background. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ycIW4zo74uYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ycIW4zo74uY/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-2324.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossAlbatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Strait of New Zealand with the Kaikora Ranges in the background. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cNezdFaU3SUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cNezdFaU3SU/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-2323.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossAlbatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Strait of New Zealand with the Kaikora Ranges in the background. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gjpxP3Ic.fUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gjpxP3Ic.fU/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-2273.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossAlbatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Strait of New Zealand with the Kaikora Ranges in the background. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JZ6f69n0mIQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JZ6f69n0mIQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-2322-1.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossAlbatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Strait of New Zealand with the Kaikora Ranges in the background. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008OSc_f9jyhIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008OSc_f9jyhI/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-2310.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossAlbatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Strait of New Zealand with the Kaikora Ranges in the background. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l_1mh4_KPmohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l_1mh4_KPmo/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-2271.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossAlbatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Strait of New Zealand with the Kaikora Ranges in the background. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qTp6TbaPzKEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qTp6TbaPzKE/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-2263.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossAlbatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Strait of New Zealand with the Kaikora Ranges in the background. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000clxxwX0y9o0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000clxxwX0y9o0/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-2350.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossAlbatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Strait, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oXDgRZkRBrEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oXDgRZkRBrE/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-2342.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossAlbatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Strait, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n2ccyfS4snAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n2ccyfS4snA/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-2290-1.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossAlbatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Strait, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PLjjA_ZW1vUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PLjjA_ZW1vU/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-2295.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossAlbatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Strait, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rxoy8aN4FZchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rxoy8aN4FZc/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-1988.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossAlbatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Strait, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fIaiPIMeYd8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fIaiPIMeYd8/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-2007.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossAlbatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Strait, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001xggvI_9FUMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001xggvI_9FUM/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-1994.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossAlbatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Strait, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HpujlwrRRewhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HpujlwrRRew/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-1920.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossAlbatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Strait, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cdYFprh9umMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cdYFprh9umM/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-1601.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossAlbatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Strait, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YGdwWMudnlAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YGdwWMudnlA/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-1594.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossAlbatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Strait, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000031TkRlPbh6whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000031TkRlPbh6w/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-1592.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossAlbatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Strait, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007I2BvP2R5Nwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007I2BvP2R5Nw/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-1583.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossAlbatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Strait, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000f9MbHrXr5chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000f9MbHrXr5c/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-1574.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossAlbatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Strait, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_faZ4rCWK4Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_faZ4rCWK4U/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-1568.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossAlbatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Strait, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sAtcBAY7m50https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sAtcBAY7m50/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-1578.jpgSalvin's AlbatrossAlbatross predominantly Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) in the Cook Strait, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000foHFjq5ZB0Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000foHFjq5ZB0Y/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-1619.jpg2019-08-06-1619.tifHoki Fish Survey by NIWA onboard the Kaharoa in the Cook Straight, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MTuINL6nVtAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MTuINL6nVtA/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-1606.jpg2019-08-06-1606.tifHoki Fish Survey by NIWA onboard the Kaharoa in the Cook Straight, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kGFG3mlDENUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kGFG3mlDENU/fit=1000x1000/2019-08-06-1616.jpg2019-08-06-1616.tifHoki Fish Survey by NIWA onboard the Kaharoa in the Cook Straight, New Zealand. Tuesday 6th August 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OBiFpg3wmikhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OBiFpg3wmik/fit=1000x1000/JEANIE-B-02.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHDeckhands Karn Gunson and Nigel Dalzell (pictured from left) unload a giant kingfish from the Jeanie B owned by skipper Ty Mcquarrie for Moana Fisheries at Houhora Harbour in Northland New Zealand. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005tU1W5GEQ.Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005tU1W5GEQ.Q/fit=1000x1000/HOKI-15.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHDeckhand Paul Nicholson retrives an UW camera system to attempt to measure the tilt angle distribution of hoki insitu, during a Hoki Fish Survey by NIWA onboard the RV Kaharoa in the Cook Straight, New Zealand. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zGpSyD9vLnshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zGpSyD9vLns/fit=1000x1000/HOKI-16.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHDepending on your values, a wild fish can represent a resource, a source of healthy free-range protein, the possibility of fish and chips down at the local beach, or the right to drop a line in the water and catch a feed. It’s the focal point of a long-held tradition, bringing us into relationship with Tangaroa—or it’s simply a part of nature to observe and enjoy, like the birds in the forest. Each of those end goals carries a different assumption about how many fish we should take from the sea. Perhaps fish don’t belong to people at all, but to the mysterious, complex ecosystem of which they’re an inextricable part, about which we still—despite our best efforts—know so little. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e65xqEabKx8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e65xqEabKx8/fit=1000x1000/HOKI-14.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHNiwa Marine Electronics Engineer Ben Lennard (left) and Richard L O’Driscoll Programme Leader of Fisheries Assessment and Monitoring view camera and acoustic to measure the tilt angle distribution of hoki insitu, during a Hoki Fish Survey by NIWA onboard the RV Kaharoa in the Cook Straight, New Zealand. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n.8eLGReBT8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n.8eLGReBT8/fit=1000x1000/HOKI-12.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHIn the wet lab of research vessel Kaharoa, NIWA’s Richard O’Driscoll records the length, weight and spawning status of hoki they’ve caught. Hoki is New Zealand’s most valuable fishery and by far the most researched. Still, there’s pressure to keep costs down, says O’Driscoll. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fKuiq.1UMWchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fKuiq.1UMWc/fit=1000x1000/HOKI-13.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHDeckhand Paul Nicholson (left) and First Mate Peter Rodley prepare to deploy an UW camera system to attempt to measure the tilt angle distribution of hoki insitu, during a Hoki Fish Survey by NIWA onboard the RV Kaharoa in the Cook Straight, New Zealand. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q263JCfYjuMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q263JCfYjuM/fit=1000x1000/HOKI-11.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHIn the wet lab of research vessel Kaharoa, NIWA’s Richard O’Driscoll and Ben Lennard record the length, weight and spawning status of hoki they’ve caught. Hoki is New Zealand’s most valuable fishery and by far the most researched. Still, there’s pressure to keep costs down, says O’Driscoll. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_s6zgiYWgPchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_s6zgiYWgPc/fit=1000x1000/HOKI-09.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHIn the wet lab of research vessel Kaharoa, NIWA’s Richard O’Driscoll records the length, weight and spawning status of hoki they’ve caught. Hoki is New Zealand’s most valuable fishery and by far the most researched. Still, there’s pressure to keep costs down, says O’Driscoll. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tsDnLfEFm8khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tsDnLfEFm8k/fit=1000x1000/HOKI-10.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHIn the wet lab of research vessel Kaharoa, NIWA’s Richard O’Driscoll records the length, weight and spawning status of hoki they’ve caught. Hoki is New Zealand’s most valuable fishery and by far the most researched. Still, there’s pressure to keep costs down, says O’Driscoll. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DkuHbSd9xMIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DkuHbSd9xMI/fit=1000x1000/HOKI-08.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHFisheries surveys are expensive. The total budget for fisheries research has remained at around $20 million since the QMS began—and that bought you a lot more in 1986. NIWA’s main research vessel, the Tangaroa, did 300 days of fisheries research in 1991—now it does between 60 and 90 days. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X7obj7B9Xoshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X7obj7B9Xos/fit=1000x1000/HOKI-06.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHOn close inspection, hoki are not an elegant fish. They have outsized eyes, a gaping black mouth, a tail that trails off like an eel’s, and ‘deciduous scales’ that fall off when they rub up against each other in the net. But they’re mohawk-spiked, and their spine glistens a peacock blue-green. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nRFPjqKibdkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nRFPjqKibdk/fit=1000x1000/HOKI-07.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHOn close inspection, hoki are not an elegant fish. They have outsized eyes, a gaping black mouth, a tail that trails off like an eel’s, and ‘deciduous scales’ that fall off when they rub up against each other in the net. But they’re mohawk-spiked, and their spine glistens a peacock blue-green. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hKMpH9244Qkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hKMpH9244Qk/fit=1000x1000/HOKI-05.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHHoki Survey - Hoki ends up in fast-food burgers, supermarket freezers, and fish-and-chip shops around the country. It is New Zealand’s largest and most valuable fishery, with a total allowable commercial catch of 115,000 tonnes in 2019-2020, and export revenues in excess of $200 million a year. It’s also the most intensively monitored. NIWA is contracted by the government and the fishing industry to acoustically survey the hoki in Cook Strait, helping to determine where the quota is set. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009mk0W59dMrUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009mk0W59dMrU/fit=1000x1000/HOKI-04.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHHoki research is paid for almost entirely by the fishing industry, under a part of the quota system called ‘cost recovery’, where the industry is consulted on the research to be carried out and then charged for it. It means research priorities are decided by the market as much as by science, and it’s part of the reason most other fisheries don’t get the kind of scientific attention that hoki does. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LuRpTREhoo0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LuRpTREhoo0/fit=1000x1000/HOKI-01.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHHoki Survey - After more than 30 years, is the quota system still the best way to maintain a thriving industry while protecting fish stocks for future generations? How are those stocks measured, and do we really know, with enough precision, how many fish are in the sea? Who is the system working for, and who does it penalise? And are we stuck with it—or is there a viable alternative? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000DbEr9qsAIEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000DbEr9qsAIE/fit=1000x1000/HOKI-03.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHHoki research is paid for almost entirely by the fishing industry, under a part of the quota system called ‘cost recovery’, where the industry is consulted on the research to be carried out and then charged for it. It means research priorities are decided by the market as much as by science, and it’s part of the reason most other fisheries don’t get the kind of scientific attention that hoki does. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZmuQ3BSTU4whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZmuQ3BSTU4w/fit=1000x1000/HOKI-02.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHHoki Survey - Every winter, most of the eastern population of hoki migrates from the Chatham Rise, off the east coast of the South Island, to their spawning grounds in Cook Strait. At the same time, the western population leaves the subantarctic to mate off Hokitika. When their eggs hatch, they float around for about a year, and then swim to the Chatham Rise, which functions as a kind of kindergarten for juvenile hoki from both populations. As adults, they separate into eastern and western groups. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XZvckTJknmMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XZvckTJknmM/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-11-0075-2.jpgYellow-banded perchYellow-banded perch (Acanthistius cinctus) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Monday 11 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 329.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern End of Denham Bay, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 150:08 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.2 meters..Bottom Time: 89 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,683 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,772 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eIKNWTEJjeYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eIKNWTEJjeY/fit=1000x1000/LEE-FISH-05.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHLee Fish was bought by Foodstuffs in August. Most of its fish are exported, but some are sold in supermarkets around the North Island, and each week, about 2000 kilograms of the best stuff ends up on the white tablecloths of fine-dining restaurants—including Auckland’s Pasture, Cocoro, Apéro and Orphans Kitchen. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008pIBDH_ij.ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008pIBDH_ij.o/fit=1000x1000/LEE-FISH-04.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHFish graders at Leigh Fisheries (trading as Lee Fish) sort snapper by size and quality into styrofoam boxes (the company is looking into sustainable alternatives to transport the fish but has yet to find any). Snapper are naturally common scavengers, the dominant inshore fish in the north of New Zealand, and Lee Fish sells more of them than anything else. All snapper begin life as females, but at around three or four years old, half of them turn into males. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a_lgLw9tVKghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a_lgLw9tVKg/fit=1000x1000/LEE-FISH-03.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHShannon Torkington, the chief fish grader. He has been doing the job for 20 years, “To the untrained eye, a fish just has a tail and eyes—but Shannon can make a bunch of quick decisions based on colour, size, and how the fish was killed, and decide where each one will go.” Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000adOuPTHtxz4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000adOuPTHtxz4/fit=1000x1000/LEE-FISH-02.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHLee Fish markets itself as a boutique producer, maximising the economic return of each fish: high quality, fresh rather than frozen, sustainably caught. Chief executive Greg Bishop says he is mostly a fan of the quota system, but adds that it does have some perverse outcomes that need tweaking. The company started with no quota, and has gradually bought it up over the years. Still, Bishop owns only 560 tonnes of the 1100 tonnes of snapper quota he needs, and leases the rest. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YBdw1ISYwU4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YBdw1ISYwU4/fit=1000x1000/LEE-FISH-01.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHNot much moves in Leigh on a winter’s dawn, but beneath the neon Lee Fish sign, the car park is full, and the factory has been busy for hours. Overnight, 529 blue plastic bins full of fish were trucked in from ports around Northland and the Bay of Plenty and unloaded in the wee hours. Now, at 7am, a dozen people in shiny white aprons, gumboots, gloves and hairnets are turning these fish from animal into product. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zaTFGaVvpUwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zaTFGaVvpUw/fit=1000x1000/SUPPLY-CHAIN-05.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHSpider Turnbull loads Mullet caught by his two boys on Rangaunu Harbour onto a refrigerated truck. The fish will be delivered to Leigh Fisheries in the early hours of the morning, and will be served at restaurants that night. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wcBtnTn6jFchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wcBtnTn6jFc/fit=1000x1000/SUPPLY-CHAIN-03.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHSpider Turnbull loads Mullet caught by his two boys on Rangaunu Harbour onto a refrigerated truck. The fish will be delivered to Leigh Fisheries in the early hours of the morning, and will be served at restaurants that night. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tGGo3v8GWvYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tGGo3v8GWvY/fit=1000x1000/THE-HUMPBACK-HIGHWAY.jpgTHE HUMPBACK HIGHWAYThe migration of Oceania’s humpback whales, and their final destination in Antarctica, has remained shrouded in mystery. In 2015 a team of scientists travelled north to intercept and track the whales travelling south. What they discovered only made the great migration more intriguing. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 140 July - August 2016 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-humpback-highway/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TtYtNp9ooBUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TtYtNp9ooBU/fit=1000x1000/PSEUDORCA.jpgFAMILIAR IMPOSTERThe Masquerade Tactics of Pseudorca. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 104 July – August 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/familiar-imposter/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HHbfurKgl2Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HHbfurKgl2E/fit=1000x1000/2007-10-25-0259-2.jpgSeven Gill SharkNotorynchus cepedianus (Broadnose Seven Gill Shark) at the National Aquarium of New Zealand..Thursday 25 October 2007.New Zealand Herald Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zaM7Yk2o3DUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zaM7Yk2o3DU/fit=1000x1000/CAROLYN-MAREE-01.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHAdam Kellian, 35, grew up flicking sprats out of Leigh Harbour with his bare hands. He was four or five when his father first took him to sea. As a teenager, he took months off school to go tuna-fishing with his dad. He’s never wanted to do anything else. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xUlH8N8S8kghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xUlH8N8S8kg/fit=1000x1000/SUPPLY-CHAIN-02.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHKurt Belt (right) drives his refrigerated truck through the night to pick up the day’s catch from ports around Northland, such as Mangonui and Hohora. The fish will be delivered to Leigh Fisheries in the early hours of the morning, and will be served at restaurants that night. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EriVP2gfu.Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EriVP2gfu.U/fit=1000x1000/CORAL-V.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHDeckhand Joe Follas unloads Kingfish from the Coral V. The fish will be delivered to Leigh Fisheries in the early hours of the morning, and will be served at restaurants that night. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PPKgI5Y4Ah4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PPKgI5Y4Ah4/fit=1000x1000/SUPPLY-CHAIN-01.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHKurt Belt drives his refrigerated truck through the night to pick up the day’s catch from ports around Northland, such as Mangonui and Hohora. The fish will be delivered to Leigh Fisheries in the early hours of the morning, and will be served at restaurants that night. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DqhGB0rY2zwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DqhGB0rY2zw/fit=1000x1000/SEVEN-SEAS-02.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHDeckhands Hora Conrad (left) and Liam Exley unload fish from the Seven Seas a longliner owned by skipper Eden Axe fishing out of Houhora Harbour in Northland. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kyg_cQCVSYchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kyg_cQCVSYc/fit=1000x1000/SEVEN-SEAS-01.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHEden Axe skipper and owner operator of the Seven Seas a longliner fishing out of Houhora Harbour in Northland prepares paperwork for unloading of fish by Lee Fisheries. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WX24Aawm5Ichttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WX24Aawm5Ic/fit=1000x1000/Dave-Dobbyn.jpgDave DobbynNew Zealand musician, singer–songwriter Dave Dobbyn. 2003 © New Zealand Herald A Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v0TMZ_a1V90https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v0TMZ_a1V90/fit=1000x1000/Michael-King.jpgMichael KingHistorian, author, and biographer Michael King OBE in his private library at his home in Opoutere, New Zealand. 2003 © New Zealand Herald A Division of NZME Publishing Limited. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Dsy7RNoWEoQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Dsy7RNoWEoQ/fit=1000x1000/Helen-Clark.jpgHelen ClarkPrime Minister Helen Clark stands amongst election campaign signs of the past, at her Auckland electorate office. Photograph by Richard Robinson 2005 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HyNwaDP_XfYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HyNwaDP_XfY/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0961.jpg2009-10-31-0961.jpgTime stands still for Rebreather Diver Pete Mesley as he looks at a ship clock deep on the starboard side of the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class, Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000482nC41a5rMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000482nC41a5rM/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0691.jpg2009-10-30-0691.jpgRebreather diver Andrew Simpson inside the Wheelhouse on the Bridge of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 194.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.7 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 74minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9899 minutes..Cumulative Time: 9973 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000095hpOLR5UCUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000095hpOLR5UCU/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-29-0532.jpg2009-10-29-0532.jpgBooks stored under the stairs outside the Library on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Thursday 29 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 193.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 23.1 meters..Temperature: 12 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32%.Bottom Time: 64 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9835 minutes..Cumulative Time: 9899 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mnQ5WogL4eohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mnQ5WogL4eo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-1030.jpg2011-05-17-1030.JPGA large Spotted Black Grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at Fishing Rock, fondly named Big Boy by the DOC rangers on Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 346 Dive Buddy: Site: Fishing Rock, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 7.7 meters. Bottom Time: 54 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,622 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,676 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FMxZ4srKtLohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FMxZ4srKtLo/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0785.jpgCaramel DrummerGirella fimbriata (Caramel Drummer). Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 760. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 17.5 meters. Bottom Time: 78 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,372 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,450 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wD6NRfpUQYkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wD6NRfpUQYk/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-06-0209.jpg2014-04-06-0209.jpgPhlyctenactis tuberculosa (wandering anemone). Sunday 06 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 518 Site: First Cove Wall, Breaksea Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:24 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 323:47 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.5 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 35,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,291 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.zVywngM__Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.zVywngM__M/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0081.jpg2013-04-13-0081.JPGPhlyctenactis tuberculosa (Wandering anemone) at the Southern Side of South West Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 458 Site: Southern Side of South West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 259:29 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 113 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CJ7XLtVbat8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CJ7XLtVbat8/fit=1000x1000/KOI-CARP-05.jpgThe War on KoiThe War on Koi - Allan Metcalfe (left) and Philipp Loest trek home across Metcalfe’s old farm, next to Lake Waahi. All bowfishers lug their carp the same way, on lines looped between gill and mouth. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 131 January-February 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WAtQJ8S8DYQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WAtQJ8S8DYQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0268.jpgSea PenPteroeides bollonsi (Large sea pen). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 520 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 16:07 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 327:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.2 meters Bottom Time: 67 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 35% OTU: 31% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fcoMyvd_6ighttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fcoMyvd_6ig/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0142.jpgPiano Fang BlennyPlagiotremus tapeinosoma (Piano Fang Blenny) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q2a_2Q12phMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q2a_2Q12phM/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0447.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LCRiW9QF.Wkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LCRiW9QF.Wk/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0408.jpgPlumose anemoneMimetridium cryptum (Plumose anemone). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SsksKcd4Q3khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SsksKcd4Q3k/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0536-2.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003dfqOpyNG_Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003dfqOpyNG_E/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-29-0394-2.jpg2009-10-29-0394-2.jpgCape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon (right) in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand. At 5.37 pm on February 16th 1986 the Soviet Union built cruise ship The Mikhail Lermontov hit Hawea Rock situated 5 meters deep between the Cape and beacon eventually sinking in Port Gore at 10:45 pm that evening. .Thursday 29 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nzhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c8PI.B.na6ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c8PI.B.na6o/fit=1000x1000/2013-01-26-0112.jpg2013-01-26-0112.jpgThe remnants of a Pohutukawa Tree (Metrosideros excelsa) in Lake Taupo, New Zealand. Sunday 27 January 2013.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.Dive Number: 440.Site: Motutakiko Island, Taupo.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 12-19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 239:46 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 72 meters.Bottom Time: 77 minutes.Mix: 16:50.CNS: 46%.OTU: 40%.Bottom Time to Date: 28,476 minutes.Cumulative Time: 28,553 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EQySwcIp7swhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EQySwcIp7sw/fit=1000x1000/2013-01-26-0059.jpg2013-01-26-0059.jpgRebreather diver Ian Skipworth inspects freshwater sponges in Lake Taupo, New Zealand..Saturday 26 January 2013.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.Dive Number: 439.Site: Motutakiko Island, Taupo.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 11.8-19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 238:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 70.9 meters.Bottom Time: 86 minutes.Mix: 16:50.CNS: 46%.OTU: 40%.Bottom Time to Date: 28,390 minutes.Cumulative Time: 28,476 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NCHnN3M0lTYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NCHnN3M0lTY/fit=1000x1000/2013-01-27-0028.jpg2013-01-27-0028.jpgA rebreather diver inspects the remnants of a Pohutukawa Tree (Metrosideros excelsa) in the depths of Lake Taupo, New Zealand..Sunday 27 January 2013.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.Dive Number: 440.Site: Motutakiko Island, Taupo.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 12-19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 239:46 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 72 meters.Bottom Time: 77 minutes.Mix: 16:50.CNS: 46%.OTU: 40%.Bottom Time to Date: 28,476 minutes.Cumulative Time: 28,553 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HzcxK6YGVsMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HzcxK6YGVsM/fit=1000x1000/2013-01-27-0149.jpg2013-01-27-0149.jpgA rebreather diver is silhouetted against the Volcanic Rock of Lake Taupo, New Zealand. Sunday 27 January 2013.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.Dive Number: 440.Site: Motutakiko Island, Taupo.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 12-19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 239:46 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 72 meters.Bottom Time: 77 minutes.Mix: 16:50.CNS: 46%.OTU: 40%.Bottom Time to Date: 28,476 minutes.Cumulative Time: 28,553 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sDTSW5Qm52ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sDTSW5Qm52g/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0239.jpgSpotted BoxfishOstracion meleagris (Spotted Boxfish) also known as the White-spotted boxfish at the Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Islands Group of Fiji. Friday 11 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000flf_VJMipbohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000flf_VJMipbo/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-2612.jpgSooty shearwaterPuffinus griseus (Sooty shearwater) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tPKemn4043ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tPKemn4043g/fit=1000x1000/Devil-Dared-Me-To-Do-It.jpgChris Stapp and Matt HeathChris Stapp and Matt Heath. September 2007. Photograph Richard Robinson. 2012 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u8SzTneTAb8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u8SzTneTAb8/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0882.jpg2014-03-11-0882.jpgBovichtus variegatus (Thornfish) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 505 Site: Landing Hut Cove, Antipodes Islands Time: 15:27 Maximum Depth: 10 meters Bottom Time: 33 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 34,161minutes Cumulative Time: 34,194minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J1NCL557SGEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J1NCL557SGE/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-19.jpgTIMBERSPORTSReg Davis competes in the 250mm standing section of the Wood Chopping Carnival at the Taihape A&P Show at 80-years-old Davis one of the oldest axeman still competing in the country. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ne_ngarK2kchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ne_ngarK2kc/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-18.jpgTIMBERSPORTSEight-year-old Ruby Rasmussen takes on the novice category in Taihape under the eye of her dad Hayden Rasmussen, himself a decorated axeman. Woodchopping is a sport which is passed down through families, perhaps because of the weekend competition lifestyle. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000078LRtk513Hghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000078LRtk513Hg/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-17.jpgTIMBERSPORTSEight-year-old Ruby Rasmussen takes on the novice category in Taihape under the eye of her dad Hayden Rasmussen, himself a decorated axeman. Woodchopping is a sport which is passed down through families, perhaps because of the weekend competition lifestyle. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qq2XtfBbzuUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qq2XtfBbzuU/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-16.jpgTIMBERSPORTSAttendance at the 108th Taihape and District A&P Show is pretty sparse this year, but look, there’s still a bit of action under this January sky. It’s livelier still in front of the pavilion at the Taihape War Memorial Park, where tall islands of cloud are stacking up behind the mint-green grandstand, built in 1924. Yep, once upon a time its 625 seats would have been chocka and today, there are just a dozen people, but look—the axemen and women chopping furiously in front of it are working just as hard as ever. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000onct2vhWJTQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000onct2vhWJTQ/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-14.jpgTIMBERSPORTSCompetitors briefing at the Wood Chopping Carnival at the Taihape and District A&P Show, the town’s 108th. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m6i19SJlyaQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m6i19SJlyaQ/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-15.jpgTIMBERSPORTSReg Davis (right) at 80-years-old is one of the oldest still competing in the country. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GBhlyZNWdc0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GBhlyZNWdc0/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-13.jpgTIMBERSPORTSOn the morning of the competition, Trish Tasker gets up at 4.30am. She fills the tea and coffee urns, makes scones and sandwiches, bakes the sausage rolls. They’re still warm as vans and utes draw up and park in a semicircle around the competition arena. Not every chop offers food, she says, but it’s nice to have a yarn over the scones. It helps build the camaraderie that every axeman and woman, without exception, says is what attracts them to the sport. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m5Q5HBSjTP4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m5Q5HBSjTP4/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-12.jpgTIMBERSPORTSWayne Tasker sets up for the Taihape and District A&P Show, the town’s 108th. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lW95tzFOB_Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lW95tzFOB_M/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-11.jpgTIMBERSPORTSWayne Tasker sets up for the Taihape and District A&P Show, the town’s 108th. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003YmISooWz98https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003YmISooWz98/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-10.jpgTIMBERSPORTSWayne Tasker (left) and Leighton Buchanan collect poplar blocks from a remote farm the day before the Taihape annual woodchopping contest. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LKaRPLj.O8khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LKaRPLj.O8k/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-09.jpgTIMBERSPORTSJeremy Underwood competes in the Team Race at the Puhoi Axemans Club’s Wood Chopping Carnival. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cBs5V3D.GaMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cBs5V3D.GaM/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-08.jpgTIMBERSPORTSA racing axe is a sight to behold. As glossy and pampered as a thoroughbred, it is precision-ground and edged with care. An axe can cost up to $1000 for the head, and you then get the hickory wood handle, with the strength and spring of a baseball bat, made to suit yourself. The large, wobbly saws cost between $2600 and $3000. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dtoOFEcDPrAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dtoOFEcDPrA/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-06.jpgTIMBERSPORTSDarcell Apelu and her husband Charles Hall compete in the Double Hand Sawing at Puhoi. They are members of the Rotorua A&P Axemen’s Club, and compete around the country. In April, Apelu won the single and double saw titles at the Sydney Royal Easter Show, then in June, took home the inaugural Stihl Timbersports New Zealand Ladies Championship. Of Niuean and Pakeha descent, Apelu is also a widely exhibited artist and incorporates woodchopping into her work. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rD6hrJymctkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rD6hrJymctk/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-07.jpgTIMBERSPORTSGubby (Bevan Gubb) competes in the axe throw in Puhoi. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yaH2PqloIeYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yaH2PqloIeY/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-03.jpgTIMBERSPORTSCompetitors briefing for the annual Woodchopping Carnival in Puhoi, a historic village north of Auckland. In 1863, 83 people from Staab, Bohemia (now part of the Czech Republic) arrived on the banks of the Puhoi River. They became gum-gatherers, charcoal-burners, farmers and sawyers. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VtP7PzemL7Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VtP7PzemL7E/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-04.jpgTIMBERSPORTSGraeme Irwin (left), and Robert Brown, known as ‘Magoo’, start off the team relay at the Puhoi Woodchopping Carnival. It’s Taranaki on the left versus Puhoi on the right. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M6BjFv4KoSwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M6BjFv4KoSw/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-05.jpgTIMBERSPORTSThe Puhoi Axemans Club’s Wood Chopping Carnival still attracts large crowds compared to the dwindling A&P shows around the country. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jknNFDMFXMshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jknNFDMFXMs/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-02.jpgTIMBERSPORTSCompetitors prepare for the annual Woodchopping Carnival in Puhoi, a historic village north of Auckland. In 1863, 83 people from Staab, Bohemia (now part of the Czech Republic) arrived on the banks of the Puhoi River. They became gum-gatherers, charcoal-burners, farmers and sawyers. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MsjyvisNxVYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MsjyvisNxVY/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-01.jpgTIMBERSPORTSNew Zealand’s forests were cleared at a record pace, and from this destruction, a sport arose: who can fell a tree the fastest? Competitive woodchopping transformed the labour of forestry into a community event. Now, 150 years on, a diminishing number of axemen and axewomen chop for top honours at A&P shows around the country. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000NyZwsISS3Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000NyZwsISS3Y/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-08-0117.jpg2012-07-08-0117.jpgAmphichaetodon howensis (Lord Howe coralfish) .Sunday 08 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 426.Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 222:08 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters.Bottom Time: 111 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,310 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,421 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000103.vouj1QUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000103.vouj1QU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0192-2.jpg2011-05-20-0192-2.JPGLord Howe Coral Fish (Amphichaetodon howensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 353 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x9MRptAMiEYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x9MRptAMiEY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0190-2.jpg2011-05-20-0190-2.jpgLord Howe Coral Fish (Amphichaetodon howensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Friday 20 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 353.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis..Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters..Bottom Time: 42 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006S99EjF0Kekhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006S99EjF0Kek/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0194-2.jpg2011-05-20-0194-2.jpgLord Howe Coral Fish (Amphichaetodon howensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Friday 20 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 353.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis..Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters..Bottom Time: 42 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wA3Py1Q1Zlkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wA3Py1Q1Zlk/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-08-0121.jpg2012-07-08-0121.jpgAmphichaetodon howensis (Lord Howe coralfish) .Sunday 08 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 426.Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 222:08 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters.Bottom Time: 111 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,310 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,421 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000njdo5VmqCKQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000njdo5VmqCKQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0192.jpg2011-05-20-0192.JPGLord Howe Coral Fish (Amphichaetodon howensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 353 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003.EhwD3wLUYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003.EhwD3wLUY/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-08-0108.jpg2012-07-08-0108.jpgAmphichaetodon howensis (Lord Howe coralfish) .Sunday 08 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 426.Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 222:08 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters.Bottom Time: 111 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,310 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,421 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jfVJeQfSSxchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jfVJeQfSSxc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0217.jpg2011-05-19-0217.JPGLord Howe Coral Fish (Amphichaetodon howensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LKkzPccPHighttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LKkzPccPHig/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0343.jpg2010-04-21-0343.jpgLord Howe Coral Fish (Amphichaetodon howensis) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 250.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Middle Arch, Maratea Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 53:21 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.1 meters..Bottom Time: 53 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,962 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,015 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Mj3SwmwHwNYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Mj3SwmwHwNY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0211.jpg2011-05-19-0211.JPGLord Howe Coral Fish (Amphichaetodon howensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r49wd2DI7Lkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r49wd2DI7Lk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0188.jpg2011-05-20-0188.JPGLord Howe Coral Fish (Amphichaetodon howensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 353 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001X_70.4gCBEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001X_70.4gCBE/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-08-0123.jpg2012-07-08-0123.jpgAmphichaetodon howensis (Lord Howe coralfish) .Sunday 08 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 426.Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 222:08 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters.Bottom Time: 111 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,310 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,421 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S5YQK1XY_7ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S5YQK1XY_7o/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0193-Edit.jpg2011-05-20-0193-Edit.JPGLord Howe Coral Fish (Amphichaetodon howensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 353 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PyFBTPkkgp0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PyFBTPkkgp0/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-1907.jpgBump Head SunfishMola alexandrini (Bump-head sunfish) with Naucrates ductor (Pilotfish) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Friday 26 January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.bVoPfwHw.Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.bVoPfwHw.M/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-1912-1.jpgPilotfishNaucrates ductor (Pilotfish) with a Mola alexandrini (Bump-head sunfish) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Friday 26 January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lobaS5Z6qukhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lobaS5Z6quk/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-07.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEOnce widespread around the country, fairy terns now breed over the summer on a handful of Northland beaches, such as Mangawhai, that are also loved by holidaymakers. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000056wCkPtBBZUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000056wCkPtBBZU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-1041.jpg2011-05-17-1041.JPGA large Spotted Black Grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at Fishing Rock, fondly named Big Boy by the DOC rangers on Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 346 Dive Buddy: Site: Fishing Rock, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 7.7 meters. Bottom Time: 54 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,622 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,676 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iDwQVShr5k0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iDwQVShr5k0/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0154-1.jpgKermadec triplefinEnneapterygius kermadecensis (Kermadec triplefin). Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 763. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 369:27. Maximum Depth: 24.2 meters. Bottom Time: 94 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,589 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,683 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CAzdnOX3rAAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CAzdnOX3rAA/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-30.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACENew Zealand Fairy Tern volunteers are transported across the Mangawhai harbour in the trusts boat Audrey to monitor chicks. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sdgZfSsY.7ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sdgZfSsY.7o/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0152.jpgDwarf HawkfishCirrhitichthys falco (Dwarf Hawkfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m9WBWjtlwdYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m9WBWjtlwdY/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-22-0037.jpgCapricorn lizardfishSynodus capricornis (Capricorn lizardfish) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xVZA1xP6F_Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xVZA1xP6F_Q/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-29-0123-1-2.jpgBronze Whaler SharkCarcharhinus brachyurus (Bronze Whaler Shark)..Family: Carcharhinidae (Requiem or Whaler Sharks)..Maori Name : Horopekepeka..Distribution:All Oceans..Occurrence: Common in New Zealand, particularly in warmer Northern waters..Size: Average 300cm..Food: Active predators, omnivorous....Family: Carcharhinidae (Requiem or Whaler Sharks)..Maori Name : Horopekepeka..Distribution:All Oceans..Occurrence: Common in New Zealand, particularly in warmer Northern waters..Size: Average 300cm..Food: Active predators, omnivorous..Tuesday 29 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 320.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 136:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 33.2 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,883 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,969 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HoqZPttDvd8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HoqZPttDvd8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0043.jpgBlack Pillow SpongeAncorina alata (Black Pillow Sponge). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 475 Site: Eastern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 280:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters Bottom Time: 114 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 50% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 31,791 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,905 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jxKKGY5rIQMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jxKKGY5rIQM/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-12.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACEMetal-Red and Red-Black Metal mate at Mangawhai in October 2019. Fairy terns are called after the colours of their leg bands—unlike kakapo, all 211 of which receive individual names. DOC technical advisor Tony Beauchamp is opposed to names. He says he doesn’t want people to get too attached to the birds, and to focus on recording specific bands. “If people are tuning in on their bands, we know they have definitely seen that bird. When they have names, some people have a tendency just to assume.” Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q1lvlptTslEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q1lvlptTslE/fit=1000x1000/FAIRY-TERN-04.jpgFALLEN FROM GRACECrouched in his hide, DOC ranger Keven Drew makes a note every time a fairy tern parent feeds its chick. If chicks survive storms, predators, human disturbance and attacks by male terns, they’ll fledge (leave the breeding site) at about 27 days old. Parents continue to feed and teach their young for months. “They’re pretty devoted,” says Drew. “It’s a long haul for them.” Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i93Gi9yzywghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i93Gi9yzywg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0373.jpgFive Lined CardinalfishCheilodipterus quinquelineatus (Five-line cardinalfish). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007l39BzbFbgghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007l39BzbFbgg/fit=1000x1000/BLUESHARK07.jpgBLUESHARK07.JPGPhD researcher Riley Elliott wrangles a mature blue shark into a PVC sling in order to go about the risky business of attaching a satellite tag to an apex predator. Shark skin is smooth when rubbed from snout to tail, but can take skin off like a belt sander in the opposite direction. Elliott, who is conducting PhD research at the Universityof Auckland on New Zealand’s blue shark population, is more adamant. “Blue sharks can’t be quota-managed because we don’t know anything about them,” he says. “It’s like pulling numbers out of the air. “The South Pacific is the very last ocean with a healthy population of highly migratory sharks. But the last of the world’s tuna stocks are here, too.”https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eZw2Y0a_x3Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eZw2Y0a_x3Y/fit=1000x1000/KOI-CARP-12.jpgThe War on KoiThe War on Koi -The bowhunters have Stormin’ Norman an unwanted grinder from a ferret farm. At the end of each day the catch is put through Norman to create berley for the local recreational fishing community. The queue lasts for hours, but four and half tonnes of koi ensures that no one goes away without a tub of odourous but effective berley, to catch yet more fish. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 131 January-February 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qg4kYC42YEchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qg4kYC42YEc/fit=1000x1000/KOI-CARP-09.jpgTHE WAR ON KOITwelve-year-old Jack Love hangs his prize catch among the winners. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 131 January - February 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-war-on-koi/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zKCt7MBbvFohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zKCt7MBbvFo/fit=1000x1000/KOI-CARP-03.jpgTHE WAR ON KOIInvasive koi carp now writhe through wetlands from Auckland to Marlborough, displacing native species and destroying freshwater habitats. For 25 years, bowhunters in Waikato have ministered their own brand of pest control, the World Koi Carp Classic, resulting in prizes, and 70 tonnes of puréed fish. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 131 January - February 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-war-on-koi/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IJE7xug9JKAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IJE7xug9JKA/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0924.jpg2009-10-31-0924.jpgRussian Dolls from the ships souvenir shop deep in the bottom of the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kzmoeFBbrf4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kzmoeFBbrf4/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0318-2.jpgwaikare Wreck 1910Diver Ian Skipworth finds a crystal glass on the Wreck of the Waikare 1910 at Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rSsAgsgufXQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rSsAgsgufXQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-10-19-0057-1.jpg2013-10-19-0057_1.JPGPyrosoma sp. (Giant salp). Saturday 19 October 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 495 Site: Spindle Reef, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:30 Temperature: 14 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 304:42 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 65% OTU: 57% Bottom Time to Date: 33,541 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,663 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mYvu0Rnic8Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mYvu0Rnic8E/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0089.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000090O3dv0NjPshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000090O3dv0NjPs/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0204.jpg2009-10-17-0204.jpgCommon Octopus (Octopus gibbsi) on the Eastern side of Burgess Island in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Saturday 17 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 190.Boat : Apollo, Goat Island Dive..Site : Eastern side of Burgess Island (Pokohinu) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group..Max Depth 23.2 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 59min..Bottom Time to Date 9656 min..Cumulative Time 9715 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bVAyXBL3kEghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bVAyXBL3kEg/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0265.jpgFlabellina albomarginataFlabellina albomarginata Nudibranch. Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 474 Site: Riko Riko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:38 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 12 meters Bottom Time: 94 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,697 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,791 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hMVgSURZ1RAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hMVgSURZ1RA/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0264.jpgFlabellina albomarginataFlabellina albomarginata Nudibranch. Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 474 Site: Riko Riko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:38 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 12 meters Bottom Time: 94 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,697 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,791 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Hc_uCO_VL5ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Hc_uCO_VL5o/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0133.jpg2012-11-04-0133.jpgFlabellina albomarginata nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xFWYWhjqkXEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xFWYWhjqkXE/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0023.jpg2011-10-29-0023.jpgFlabellina albomarginata (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qHB_YdAiINQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qHB_YdAiINQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0049.jpg2010-03-13-0049.jpgNudibranch Cadlina willani at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 232.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 30.30 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,532 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,631 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yKWT6BdfQnwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yKWT6BdfQnw/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-02-0026.jpg2010-10-02-0026.jpgCadlina willani at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Saturday 02 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 281.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Northen Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 12.6 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 94:17 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.8 meters...Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,502 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,583 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xA7MQS.Bhjshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xA7MQS.Bhjs/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0139-1.jpg2011-10-29-0139_1.jpgJanolus mokohinau, nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vu_bVRDchtQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vu_bVRDchtQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-02-0012.jpgJanolus mokohinauJanolus mokohinau (nudibranch). 02 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,010 Time: 10:23:06 Site: Middle Arch Poor Knights Islands New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Yukon. Temperature: 20.7 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 455:54 Maximum Depth: 38.8 Bottom Time: 93 Bottom Time to Date: 53,909 Cumulative Time: 54,002https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l_3obDlVj.0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l_3obDlVj.0/fit=1000x1000/Bottlenose-dolphin.jpgBottlenose dolphinPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 201 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SZfpv26t3Xghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SZfpv26t3Xg/fit=1000x1000/Spawning-Jewel-Anemone.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Jewel Anemone’s Corynactis australis release eggs into the water. This synchronised mass spawning is believed to occur twice annually in New Zealand. The colour of jewel anemones varies between colonies rather than individuals from pink, brown, fluorescent green, yellow and apricot. The different colour varieties were once thought to be distinct species but are now considered the same. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HHhP_VFKay8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HHhP_VFKay8/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-09-0036.jpg2008-08-09-0036.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) rub rocks inside Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 09 August 2008.Dive Number 86 : Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 14.9 m. Average Depth 8.8 m. Temp 14c. O2:32%.Bottom Time 66 min. Bottom Time to Date 3717 min Cumulative Time 3783 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ENIa1UI2UGEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ENIa1UI2UGE/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-07-0158.jpgGreat White SharkA four-metre- long Great White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias) scares off a Northern Giant Petrel (Macronectes halli) and fluttering Kermadec Storm Petrels (Pelagodroma albiclunis) feeding on a recently deceased humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) calf, around six metres long off the coast of Raoul Island in the Kermadec archipelago, New Zealand. October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.yLYjvrSXs0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.yLYjvrSXs0/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-07-0172-3.jpgGreat White SharkA four-metre- long Great White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias) feeds on a recently deceased humpback whale calf (Megaptera novaeangliae), around six metres long off the coast of Raoul Island in the Kermadec archipelago, New Zealand. October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mXgkniBfFJYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mXgkniBfFJY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0140.jpg2011-05-15-0140.JPGStriped boarfish (Evistias acutirostris) rare and normally found in pairs or small groups this large aggregation of 38 individuals is truly a remarkable sight and certainly the same group Malcolm Francis recorded in 1990. Pictured off the southern point,on the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TCxcA0awQqwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TCxcA0awQqw/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0292.jpgStriped boarfishEvistias acutirostris (Striped boarfish). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 758 Site: Milne Islets, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,250 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I6fzHNBzA8Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I6fzHNBzA8Q/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0300.jpgStriped boarfishEvistias acutirostris (Striped boarfish). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 758 Site: Milne Islets, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,250 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RVnDJ3mro_shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RVnDJ3mro_s/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0298-1.jpgStriped boarfishEvistias acutirostris (Striped boarfish). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 758 Site: Milne Islets, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,250 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZGMuzOfoLkshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZGMuzOfoLks/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0885.jpg2009-12-19-0885.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000Ea1uUeVGFshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000Ea1uUeVGFs/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0025.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000agjfAgh.vbAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000agjfAgh.vbA/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0866.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SQs7qhg3OxMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SQs7qhg3OxM/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-12-0312.jpg2016-10-12-0312.tifOamaru's historic Sumpter Wharf is the third-largest and northernmost breeding colony of the Otago shag. 12 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yVuB4wulX70https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yVuB4wulX70/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0152.jpg2011-09-03-0152.jpgCeratosoma amoena (Clown Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 377.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 164:20 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 36.3 meters..Bottom Time: 84 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,242 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,326 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.wHphDiQ8iEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.wHphDiQ8iE/fit=1000x1000/Savage.jpgSavageHip hop star Savage dressed as Savage Santa. December 2004. Photograph Richard Robinson. 2004 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003sajzt22OJAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003sajzt22OJA/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0815.jpg2009-10-30-0815.jpgDecaying books inside the Officers Mess on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 195.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.4 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 31% and 100%.Bottom Time: 84 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9973 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,057 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005Hb6yhMphoQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005Hb6yhMphoQ/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0377.jpg2008-12-31-0377.jpgThe hydromedusa, Aequorea forskalea..Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.iYySYogAR8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.iYySYogAR8/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-26-0063.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007BmORhwVHNghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007BmORhwVHNg/fit=1000x1000/SALVATION.jpgSALVATIONThe world’s smallest, rarest dolphin lives in New Zealand. After the expansion of gill-netting in 1970, the population and range of Hector’s dolphin diminished rapidly. One extremely isolated subspecies, Māui dolphin, now numbers barely 100 individuals. Yet science has revealed that the species may yet recover, even from the brink of oblivion. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 110 July – August 2011. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/mauis-dolphin-deep-trouble/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Rv3pLD9t_3Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Rv3pLD9t_3U/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-13-0214.jpgNorthern royal albatrossDiomedea sanfordi (Northern royal albatross). Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HUuSEEnMY10https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HUuSEEnMY10/fit=1000x1000/WHERE-THE-WILD-THINGS-ARE.jpgWHERE THE WILD THINGS AREBarely seven per cent of New Zealand is land. The rest of it, the wet bit, covers four million square kilometres. In 2016, photographer Richard Robinson won a Canon Personal Project Grant that enabled a dozen expeditions into this vast marine prairie, arguably the country’s last great tract of undisturbed wilderness. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 148 November – December 2017. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/where-the-wild-things-are/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BoXPWoR.MyMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BoXPWoR.MyM/fit=1000x1000/P-CLASS.jpgP CLASSMost of the stellar yachting careers of New Zealand’s America’s Cup sailors began in humble seven-foot boats—a class now a century old—designed by a Public Works employee who couldn’t swim, and who was too hard up to build anything larger. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/p-class/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 151 May-June 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ev8H9VVlc8Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ev8H9VVlc8Q/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0297.jpgWaikare Wreck 1910The wreck of the Waikare 1910 at Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000078NDUfczk2Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000078NDUfczk2M/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-30-0064.jpgYellowbelly FlounderRhombosolea leporina (Yellowbelly flounder). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TFlhHVbTemohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TFlhHVbTemo/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-30-0102.jpgRhombosolea leporina (Yellowbelly flounder) Underwater Photography of Yellowbelly Flounder (Rhombosolea leporina). Underwater Photos by New Zealand Photojournalist and Underwater Photographer Richard Robinson. Family:Pleuronectidae (Righteye flounders).Rhombosolea leporina (Yellowbelly flounder). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v4Pcw_1ee8Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v4Pcw_1ee8U/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0064.jpgMimic blenny (Plagiotremus tapeinosoma)Mimic blenny (Plagiotremus tapeinosoma) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 236.Boat: Mazurka..Site: AnnÕs Rock / AstridÕs Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 36.25 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 32 meters..Bottom Time: 100 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,877 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,977 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000J2hYyKdNXghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000J2hYyKdNXg/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0108.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mWHURRM_mEkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mWHURRM_mEk/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0104.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y0wo0qKr9g8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y0wo0qKr9g8/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1091.jpgLongspined porcupinefishDiodon holacanthus (Longspined porcupinefish). Monday 05 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 761 Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 33 meters Bottom Time: 65 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,515 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h1oh1UQCzIAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h1oh1UQCzIA/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-1189.jpgLeafy SeadragonLeafy Seadragon (Phycodurus eques) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!Editorial Use Only!! 05 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1007 Time: 09:02 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,664 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,724 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z_Wqru59tBIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z_Wqru59tBI/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-1115.jpgLeafy SeadragonLeafy Seadragon (Phycodurus eques) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!Editorial Use Only!! 05 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1007 Time: 09:02 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,664 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,724 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wh42xMCDrzUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wh42xMCDrzU/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-1110.jpgLeafy SeadragonLeafy Seadragon (Phycodurus eques) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!Editorial Use Only!! 05 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1007 Time: 09:02 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,664 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,724 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T6f2HeBegiQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T6f2HeBegiQ/fit=1000x1000/2008-11-30-0075.jpg2008-11-30-0075.jpgA Circle of Salps Cyclosalpa sp. at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand...Sunday 30 November 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 126 Max Depth 25.6 m. Average Depth 13.6m. Temp 17 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 70 min. Bottom Time to Date 5515 min Cumulative Time 5585 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fDSlg7Ta2AIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fDSlg7Ta2AI/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0276.jpg2008-12-31-0276.jpgA Circle of Salps Cyclosalpa sp. at Blue Maomao Arch with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Wednesday 31 December 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 130 Max Depth 18 m. Average Depth 6.4 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 57 min. Bottom Time to Date 5770 min Cumulative Time 5827 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EEEG81PXL2Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EEEG81PXL2E/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0178.jpg2008-12-31-0178.jpgA Circle of Salps Cyclosalpa sp. at Blue Maomao Arch with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Wednesday 31 December 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 130 Max Depth 18 m. Average Depth 6.4 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 57 min. Bottom Time to Date 5770 min Cumulative Time 5827 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jH0FEhrfZUYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jH0FEhrfZUY/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0746.jpgKinaEvechinus chloroticus (Kina). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qPsmNwscSMMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qPsmNwscSMM/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0760.jpgGrey knifefishBathystethus cultratus (Grey knifefish). Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 760. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 17.5 meters. Bottom Time: 78 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,372 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,450 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.BK6PZl7ERIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.BK6PZl7ERI/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0013.jpgGrey Moray EelGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 20 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 60 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 27.7 m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 66min. Bottom Time to Date 2368min Cumulative Time 2434min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aJL2JGSwS5Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aJL2JGSwS5U/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0539.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vmBcGtBk6v0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vmBcGtBk6v0/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0249.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TpXp4_gMwnchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TpXp4_gMwnc/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0162-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother, calf and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Thursday 30 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lIq2UosFw18https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lIq2UosFw18/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0162-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother, calf and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Thursday 30 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P8E7Tpupd0Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P8E7Tpupd0E/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0552-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga..Saturday 01 September 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005lSw6vsMlpQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005lSw6vsMlpQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0069-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga..Saturday 01 September 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X7aTwSE13WAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X7aTwSE13WA/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0146.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)A female Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) keeps a close eye on her calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga..Friday 31 August 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Jd1363iB.Wohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Jd1363iB.Wo/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-07-0424.jpgSooty shearwaterPuffinus griseus (Sooty shearwater) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DNTe9k0ptAIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DNTe9k0ptAI/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-07-0421.jpgSooty shearwaterPuffinus griseus (Sooty shearwater) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ci3uNyyGpichttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ci3uNyyGpic/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-07-0419.jpgSooty shearwaterPuffinus griseus (Sooty shearwater) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X7OuFWRRFQchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X7OuFWRRFQc/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-07-0418-2.jpgSooty shearwaterPuffinus griseus (Sooty shearwater) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AQSEMQpkBCYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AQSEMQpkBCY/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-07-0416-1.jpgSooty shearwaterPuffinus griseus (Sooty shearwater) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006Tf76L_mhd0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006Tf76L_mhd0/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-2456.jpgSooty shearwaterPuffinus griseus (Sooty shearwater) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aGG511t7DWUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aGG511t7DWU/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-2428.jpgSooty shearwaterPuffinus griseus (Sooty shearwater) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rdoB6rAVaw0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rdoB6rAVaw0/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-2402.jpgSooty shearwaterPuffinus griseus (Sooty shearwater) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wi9heot.uKYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wi9heot.uKY/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-2437.jpgSooty shearwaterPuffinus griseus (Sooty shearwater) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Rights managed image. No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004Ny.pzFn.OYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004Ny.pzFn.OY/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0026.jpg2011-01-05-0026.jpgSooty shearwater (Puffinus griseus) commonly known as as tïtï or muttonbird leaves The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Islands as the sun rises over Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lrFRb2v7O88https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lrFRb2v7O88/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0025-2.jpg2011-01-08-0025-2.jpgSooty shearwater (Puffinus griseus) commonly known as as tïtï or muttonbird) take flight at Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vCVG4A66L3Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vCVG4A66L3U/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-45.jpgTIMBERSPORTSCompetitors on the podium at the Puhoi Woodchopping Carnival. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H6zEyn9i9pshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H6zEyn9i9ps/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-44.jpgTIMBERSPORTSHikurangi Axemen Jason Semenoff hands his axe to his son Johnson Semenoff competing in the Boys Underhand Chop at the Puhoi Woodchopping Carnival. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001.g8TDTnuj0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001.g8TDTnuj0/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-43.jpgTIMBERSPORTSRichard Morton and Jeremy Underwood enjoy a beer after the team relay at the Puhoi Woodchopping Carnival. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h1WXg5pn7gwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h1WXg5pn7gw/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-40.jpgTIMBERSPORTSIvor Thomas wins the 375mm David Bolstad Memorial World Title at the Wood Chopping Carnival, Rotorua, New Zealand. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n9qpLGmEMjEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n9qpLGmEMjE/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-41.jpgTIMBERSPORTSJesse Whitehead competes in the Jigger Board Handicap at the Wood Chopping Carnival, Rotorua, New Zealand. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FXAItROJbSkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FXAItROJbSk/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-42.jpgTIMBERSPORTSThe next generation of competitors hang out at the Puhoi Axemans Club’s Wood Chopping Carnival, Auckland. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JAecTfIoe8Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JAecTfIoe8Y/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-37.jpgTIMBERSPORTSJack Jordan competes in the 300mm A division Handicap saw at the Wood Chopping Carnival, Rotorua, New Zealand. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Rs91lgB.Azkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Rs91lgB.Azk/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-39.jpgTIMBERSPORTSIvor Thomas wins the 375mm David Bolstad Memorial World Title at the Wood Chopping Carnival, Rotorua, New Zealand. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008QxZ8PmFMi8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008QxZ8PmFMi8/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-38.jpgTIMBERSPORTSWhen Jack Jordan, took out the underhand world championship at the Sydney Royal Easter Show in 2015, the 18-year-old became the youngest-ever winner of the title. (He’d taken a break from rugby to train for it.) He’s continued to dominate at the sport, along with older brother Shane Jordan, who will represent New Zealand at the timbersports world championships in Prague late 2019. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000roQG6lLS5Eghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000roQG6lLS5Eg/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-36.jpgTIMBERSPORTSIn 2019, for the first time, Rotorua’s annual A&P show was held over just one day—but the woodchopping events spanned the whole weekend. Timbersports remain a staple at A&P shows around the country despite decreased numbers of participants. In the 1960s and 1970s there were around 800 competitors in New Zealand, whereas now it’s down to around 300. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CXKARLQUuZ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CXKARLQUuZ4/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-35.jpgTIMBERSPORTSChris Lord waits to compete in the 375mm David Bolstad Memorial World Title with Nathan McDonald (left) and Jesse Whitehead in the background at the Wood Chopping Carnival, Rotorua, New Zealand. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007lat9TjuAlwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007lat9TjuAlw/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-34.jpgTIMBERSPORTSWhen Jack Jordan, took out the underhand world championship at the Sydney Royal Easter Show in 2015, the 18-year-old became the youngest-ever winner of the title. (He’d taken a break from rugby to train for it.) He’s continued to dominate at the sport, along with older brother Shane Jordan, who will represent New Zealand at the timbersports world championships in Prague late 2019. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z4Otaq9KpSohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z4Otaq9KpSo/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-33.jpgTIMBERSPORTSWhen Jack Jordan, took out the underhand world championship at the Sydney Royal Easter Show in 2015, the 18-year-old became the youngest-ever winner of the title. (He’d taken a break from rugby to train for it.) He’s continued to dominate at the sport, along with older brother Shane Jordan, who will represent New Zealand at the timbersports world championships in Prague late 2019. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cdujUA9srm8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cdujUA9srm8/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-32.jpgTIMBERSPORTSDarcell Apelu competes in the Ladies Underhand Championship at the Wood Chopping Carnival, Rotorua. In April, Apelu won the single and double saw titles at the Sydney Royal Easter Show, then in June, took home the inaugural Stihl Timbersports New Zealand Ladies Championship. Of Niuean and Pakeha descent, Apelu is also a widely exhibited artist and incorporates woodchopping into her work. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001eDMt3Qep3Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001eDMt3Qep3M/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-31.jpgTIMBERSPORTS5-year-old Aleksander Meyer helped by his dad Jacob at the Wood Chopping Carnival, Rotorua, New Zealand. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jx4aZB1rb6khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jx4aZB1rb6k/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-30.jpgTIMBERSPORTSBlock Steward Jim Granger (left) and Bob Paterson draw log for Warren Riddle (right) at the Wood Chopping Carnival, Rotorua, New Zealand. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007G.FJHJ2wxohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007G.FJHJ2wxo/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-29.jpgTIMBERSPORTSMother and daughter team Maleponi Vaioleti and Margaret Honey organise handicaps at the Rotorua A&P Show as Warren Riddle looks on. Handicaps are worked out on prize money won, with champions’ starting marks inching back one second at a time. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K0grCT9FINYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K0grCT9FINY/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-26.jpgTIMBERSPORTSTytan Semenoff gets ready to compete at the Wood Chopping Carnival, Rotorua, New Zealand. In 2019, for the first time, Rotorua’s annual A&P show was held over just one day—but the woodchopping events spanned the whole weekend. Timbersports remain a staple at A&P shows around the country despite decreased numbers of participants. In the 1960s and 1970s there were around 800 competitors in New Zealand, whereas now it’s down to around 300. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000ijkEYeUH7Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000ijkEYeUH7I/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-27.jpgTIMBERSPORTSNorthlands Tytan Semenoff and grandfather Selwyn Semenoff getg ready to compete at the Wood Chopping Carnival, Rotorua, New Zealand. In 2019, for the first time, Rotorua’s annual A&P show was held over just one day—but the woodchopping events spanned the whole weekend. Timbersports remain a staple at A&P shows around the country despite decreased numbers of participants. In the 1960s and 1970s there were around 800 competitors in New Zealand, whereas now it’s down to around 300. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Nm3iD1ewI7Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Nm3iD1ewI7A/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-28.jpgTIMBERSPORTSReferee Mook Hohneck watches over an Underhand Handicap at the Wood Chopping Carnival, Rotorua, New Zealand. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000badQjwoTsy0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000badQjwoTsy0/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-25.jpgTIMBERSPORTSA small group of spectators at the Wood Chopping Carnival at the Taihape and District A&P Show, the town’s 108th. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cuwBPak83Hwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cuwBPak83Hw/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-22.jpgTIMBERSPORTSLeighton Buchanan competes in the Murray Clinton Memorial 300mm standing at the Wood Chopping Carnival Sawing at the Taihape and District A&P Show, the town’s 108th. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r9clkdn6tp4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r9clkdn6tp4/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-23.jpgTIMBERSPORTSWayne and his wife, Trish Tasker, a handicapper who does the bookwork at many central North Island events, used to travel all around New Zealand attending competitions. She sawed, the kids chopped. They competed in the same arena as the best in the world. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yh7zX_bzNtohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yh7zX_bzNto/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-24.jpgTIMBERSPORTSA small group of spectators at the Wood Chopping Carnival at the Taihape and District A&P Show, the town’s 108th. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MgdZXaCylNshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MgdZXaCylNs/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-21.jpgTIMBERSPORTSKylea Heaton New Zealand Women’s Captain competes in the Double Hand Sawing at the Taihape and District A&P Show, the town’s 108th. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S9GBrM60fmAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S9GBrM60fmA/fit=1000x1000/AXEMEN-20.jpgTIMBERSPORTSRocky Molan (left) and Kylea Heaton compete in the Double Hand Sawing as Jan Molan (Centre) watches on at the Taihape and District A&P Show, the town’s 108th. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September - October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GjCFwBJCRrshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GjCFwBJCRrs/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0195.jpg2009-07-25-0195.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) at Northern Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f.GBoYxM06Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f.GBoYxM06A/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0209.jpg2008-05-29-0209.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) school in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 81: Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 25.3 m. Average Depth 9.8m.Bottom Time 63 min. Bottom Time to Date 3416 min Cumulative Time 3479 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004hNCH2TkWF0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004hNCH2TkWF0/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0219.jpg2008-05-29-0219.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) school in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 81: Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 25.3 m. Average Depth 9.8m.Bottom Time 63 min. Bottom Time to Date 3416 min Cumulative Time 3479 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K55jTDOUkwUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K55jTDOUkwU/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0482.jpg2008-03-21-0482.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) school at the entrance to Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 20 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 60 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 27.7 m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 66min. Bottom Time to Date 2368min Cumulative Time 2434min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ybMn.kA8vcchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ybMn.kA8vcc/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-17-0345.jpg2008-04-17-0345.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) school in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Photograph Richard Robinson.DiveNumber 70 : Calypso Bay and Blue Mau Mau in the Poor Knights with Dive Tutakaka ..Max Depth 14m. Average Depth 8.2.Bottom Time 60min. Bottom Time to Date 2877min Cumulative Time 2937min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yCBUHX0l7mYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yCBUHX0l7mY/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-17-0270.jpg2008-04-17-0270.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) school in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Photograph Richard Robinson.DiveNumber 70 : Calypso Bay and Blue Mau Mau in the Poor Knights with Dive Tutakaka ..Max Depth 14m. Average Depth 8.2.Bottom Time 60min. Bottom Time to Date 2877min Cumulative Time 2937min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EU9F5MHo1QQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EU9F5MHo1QQ/fit=1000x1000/Poorknights-0003.jpgPoorknights -0003.jpgThe Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve once described by Jacques Cousteau as one of the top 10 dive sites in the world, lies off the coast of Northland, washed by warm currents swept South from the Coral Sea It is one of New Zealand's 31 Marine Reserves.. UNESCO is currently deliberating on making it a World Heritage Site. .Pictured : Blue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) silhouetted in Blue Maomao Arch.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pFXAFz2Q0Akhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pFXAFz2Q0Ak/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0718-2-2.jpg2011-01-05-0718-2-2.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) underwater at Station Cove off North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean. Wednesday 05 January 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GXN.bahHSz8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GXN.bahHSz8/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0155.jpgGold-ribbon grouperAulacocephalus temmincki (Gold-ribbon grouper). Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 767 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,909 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,834 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CjXPjcbmpeshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CjXPjcbmpes/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0118.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rftDR39ebPAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rftDR39ebPA/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0103.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RfsAP8KtEqAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RfsAP8KtEqA/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0099-1.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZdJsbKn5MaAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZdJsbKn5MaA/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0099.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qdiaR_dVfk8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qdiaR_dVfk8/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0096.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x9W2d91eSD0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x9W2d91eSD0/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0093.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004cv4IGqM2J8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004cv4IGqM2J8/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0089.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U2Ux9VnEW7Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U2Ux9VnEW7A/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0111.jpg2013-04-28-0111.jpgOdax pullus (Butterfish). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 468 Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 08:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 273:25 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 31,313 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lQ5eZ9Xuzfwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lQ5eZ9Xuzfw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0310-2.jpg2011-05-19-0310-2.jpgBluefish (Girella cyanea) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011.Dive Number: 350.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QUgAUHLwQVIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QUgAUHLwQVI/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-02-0600.jpgPhyllidiella pustulosaPhyllidiella pustulosa (Nudibranch). Friday 02 October 2015 Dive Number: 756 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 22.9 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,130 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,190 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ffvE6MQZ7G0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ffvE6MQZ7G0/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0112.jpg2010-04-21-0112.jpgLeucothea sp. (Centophore) silhouetted at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 247.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 22.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 50:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 39.3 meters..Bottom Time: 67 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,756 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,823 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V6CNcJ_OeIAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V6CNcJ_OeIA/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-08-0030-1.jpgLong green wrassePseudojuloides elongatus (Long green wrasse). Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 763. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 369:27. Maximum Depth: 24.2 m.eters. Bottom Time: 94 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,589 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,683 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.seM7RyVIFIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.seM7RyVIFI/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-08-0026-2.jpgLong green wrassePseudojuloides elongatus (Long green wrasse). Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 763. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 369:27. Maximum Depth: 24.2 m.eters. Bottom Time: 94 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,589 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,683 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UcF2Od5uu2Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UcF2Od5uu2A/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-21-0152.jpgRaccoon ButterflyfishChaetodon lunula (Raccoon Butterflyfish) at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hvuUlKXPywohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hvuUlKXPywo/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0017-1.jpgEagle RayMyliobatis tenuicaudatus (Eagle ray)Thursday 02 May 2013.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.Dive Number: 478.Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Time: 09:32.Temperature: 19.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 284:07 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 39.6 meters.Bottom Time: 106 minutes.Mix: 25.CNS: 58%.OTU: 47%.Bottom Time to Date: 32,106 minutes.Cumulative Time: 32,212 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iOpJNSCnsGYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iOpJNSCnsGY/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0014.jpgEagle RayMyliobatis tenuicaudatus (Eagle ray)Thursday 02 May 2013.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.Dive Number: 478.Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Time: 09:32.Temperature: 19.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 284:07 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 39.6 meters.Bottom Time: 106 minutes.Mix: 25.CNS: 58%.OTU: 47%.Bottom Time to Date: 32,106 minutes.Cumulative Time: 32,212 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002sLOiHylvgwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002sLOiHylvgw/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0147.jpg2011-10-29-0147.jpgBotrylloides magnicoecum (Ascidian) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mB3WMHmxxfQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mB3WMHmxxfQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0636.jpg2011-01-07-0636.jpgA Campbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) is silhouetted in evening light off the coast of Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G4RWfGtKZNghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G4RWfGtKZNg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0643-1.jpg2011-01-07-0643_1.jpgA Campbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) is silhouetted in evening light off the coast of Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_xiV2ovzLKwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_xiV2ovzLKw/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0582.jpg2011-01-07-0582.jpgA Campbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) is silhouetted in evening light off the coast of Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Cy1OYKQjeLchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Cy1OYKQjeLc/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1251.jpgBuller's AlbatrossThalassarche bulleri (Buller's Albatross) off the Coast of South East Island in the Chatham Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000050OAOvsYy14https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000050OAOvsYy14/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0108.jpg2011-05-20-0108.JPGAnampses caeruleopunctatus (Blue-Spotted Wrasse) Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 352 Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 72 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Cg7xo80GNLMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Cg7xo80GNLM/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0002.jpgRock CodLotella rhacinus (Rock Cod). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000023RY_sramlshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000023RY_sramls/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-26-0150.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ubDzMCqc8a4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ubDzMCqc8a4/fit=1000x1000/GALAXIID-04.jpgMEDIUM RAREBanded kōkopu are night-time or twilight hunters that use their lateral line senses to locate insects falling from overhanging foliage, although scientists have known for some time that such opportunistic feeding could not account for all of their diet. The mystery around the shortfall was recently solved when two Northcote College students and their teacher Kit Hustler observed banded kōkopu leaping out of streams to snatch invertebrate prey from the banks—a rare behaviour among fish. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 136 November-December 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/medium-rare/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mhwqDJN.yGMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mhwqDJN.yGM/fit=1000x1000/Bryde-s-whale.jpgWhere the Buffalo RoamSunlight plays on the flanks of a Bryde’s whale idling on the surface at the edge of the continental shelf. They are the most common large whale on the east coast of the North Island, and the most common victim of ship strikes in the region. Since 2013, ship traffic has voluntarily reduced its speed through the Hauraki Gulf, and incidents ceased. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017. Read the New Zealand Geographic feature forged form this project: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/where-the-wild-things-are/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z1poIqFSpMUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z1poIqFSpMU/fit=1000x1000/Flesh-footed-shearwater.jpgWhere the Buffalo RoamFlesh-footed shearwaters are attracted to boats and are commonly observed over inshore seas, especially in the Hauraki Gulf and Bay of Plenty. They often sit behind recreational fishing boats and dive to retrieve bait and discarded fish scraps. Their persistence in taking bait from fishing lines can put them into conflict with both recreational and commercial fishers, The Northern New Zealand Seabird Trust are studying the behavior diving petrels and shearwaters to help protect the endangered birds. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017. Read the New Zealand Geographic feature forged form this project: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/where-the-wild-things-are/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000txf13XeOc_8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000txf13XeOc_8/fit=1000x1000/Mako.jpgMakoIn blue water beyond the Mokohinau Islands, a flesh-footed shearwater dives for a feed, unaware of the predator lurking just metres away. A mako—the fastest shark in the ocean—is part of the milieu, an aggregation that includes whales, dolphins, sharks and half a dozen seabird species. The Northern New Zealand Seabird Trust are studying the behavior diving petrels and shearwaters to help protect the endangered birds. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017. Read the New Zealand Geographic feature forged form this project: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/where-the-wild-things-are/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000go.N8FEJtCEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000go.N8FEJtCE/fit=1000x1000/Long-Finned-Pilot-Whale.jpgWhere the Buffalo RoamLong-finned pilot whales are an integral part of New Zealand’s coastal waters, but in the North Island they tend to be seen 10 kilometres or more offshore where water temperatures are around 20ºC. They feed at night, and during the day they rest, travelling slowly and socialising in pods of about 30 individuals. Many pods may travel in close proximity, forming loosely connected “super-pods” of up to 1000 animals. Read the New Zealand Geographic feature “Where the Wild Things Are” forged form this project www.nzgeo.com/stories/where-the-wild-things-are Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Read the New Zealand Geographic feature forged form this project: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/where-the-wild-things-are/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JMY27bs_UYAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JMY27bs_UYA/fit=1000x1000/Fairy-prion.jpgWhere the Buffalo RoamA massive school of trevally skims the surface for krill, while a fairy prion keeps watch, in the right of the frame. Birds rely on trevally and other predator fish to drive krill and smaller fish up from the depth. Petrels and shearwaters usually associate with schooling fish such as trevally, kahawai and kingfish, while black petrels are a sure sign of pseudorca- the two species are almost insepreable in the outer Hauraki Gulf. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Read the New Zealand Geographic feature forged form this project: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/where-the-wild-things-are/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IKLVisPSf60https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IKLVisPSf60/fit=1000x1000/False-Killer-Whales-03.jpgWhere the Buffalo RoamPelagic bottlenose dolphins are longer and more robust in form that those on our coast, yet they are dwarfed by torpedo-shaped pseudorca, or false killer whales. Researchers find New Zealand’s pseudorca in the presence of bottlenose dolphins almost all the time—a happy arrangement that gives pseudorca the advantage of a large pod, and dolphins the benefit of a bit of muscle. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 Read the New Zealand Geographic feature forged form this project: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/where-the-wild-things-are/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kk5Kru0F3Kohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kk5Kru0F3Ko/fit=1000x1000/Bump-Head-Sunfish.jpgWhere the Buffalo RoamThe world’s heaviest bony fish Mola alexandrini also known as the Bumphead sunfish can weigh up to 2300 kilos, measuring up to three meters long, pictured on the surface at the edge of New Zealand’s continental shelf. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 Read the New Zealand Geographic feature forged form this project: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/where-the-wild-things-are/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dc9frwrkjSAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dc9frwrkjSA/fit=1000x1000/Pelagic-bottlenose-dolphins.jpgWhere the Buffalo RoamPhotograph Richard Robinson © 2017. Read the New Zealand Geographic feature forged form this project: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/where-the-wild-things-are/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_DnOeskNaYohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_DnOeskNaYo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-1041.jpg2011-05-17-1041.jpgA large Spotted Black Grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at Fishing Rock, fondly named Big Boy by the DOC rangers on Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Tuesday 17 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 346.Dive Buddy: .Site: Fishing Rock, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 7.7 meters..Bottom Time: 54 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,622 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,676 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BQDwuJO2edUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BQDwuJO2edU/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-1483.jpgNew Zealand Fairy TernNew Zealand fairy tern or Tara-iti (Sternula nereis davisae) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kWKJzqFPlg8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kWKJzqFPlg8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0339.jpgFive Lined CardinalfishCheilodipterus quinquelineatus (Five-line cardinalfish). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zp4ft1RvbtYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zp4ft1RvbtY/fit=1000x1000/MONSTERS-OF-YORE.jpgMONSTERS OF YOREAcross the world, ecosystems have been transformed by the mass extinctions that followed the arrival of humans. In New Zealand, the moa, the world’s largest eagle, sea lions, elephant seals and whales were wiped from the register at lightning speed. How did our megafauna become reduced to lawn ornaments? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 144 March – April 2014. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/monsters-of-yore/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GDq8S6b.IyYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GDq8S6b.IyY/fit=1000x1000/THE-HUNTING-OF-THE-SNIPE.jpgTHE HUNTING OF THE SNIPEIn Asia and Europe, shooting snipe is so difficult that the best marksmen are called ‘snipers’. In New Zealand, the birds save their aerial skills for after dark—a secret acrobatic performance that has been heard but never seen. Capturing them alive requires tactics, a team, and a trip to the subantarctic—so last summer, members of an expedition to the Snares were conscripted for the task. These snipers of a different sort stalked their prey across a weather-beaten island, armed only with butterfly nets. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 146 July - August 2017. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-hunting-of-the-snipe/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kGJnimO8B0ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kGJnimO8B0g/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0055.jpgSmallscale DartfishPtereleotris microlepis (Smallscale Dartfish) juvenile also known as Blue gudgeon and Ptereleotris evides (Twotone dartfish) juvenile also known as Blackfin dartfish at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EEy9MGwfPQ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EEy9MGwfPQ4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0135.jpgTwotone dartfishPtereleotris evides (Twotone dartfish) also known as the Blackfin dartfish at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VFrZsgNQUdkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VFrZsgNQUdk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0058.jpgSmallscale DartfishPtereleotris microlepis (Smallscale Dartfish) juvenile also known as Blue gudgeon and Ptereleotris evides (Twotone dartfish) juvenile also known as Blackfin dartfish at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZsNpcgONOUYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZsNpcgONOUY/fit=1000x1000/Tawaki.jpgLIFE ON THE EDGEA Tawaki sits on its nest in dense Fiordland rainforest. Fossil records suggest tawaki were once found all around the South Island. Their secretive habits may be the result of hunting by humans—the very closely-related Snares crested penguins, isolated on their pest-free refuge south of Stewart Island, are utterly fearless around humans, by contrast. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/life-on-the-edge/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 143 January-February 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TVheJb5PYDkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TVheJb5PYDk/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-03-0024.jpgCarpet Shark EggEgg of Cephaloscyllium isabellum (Carpet Shark) attached to Black Coral. Thursday 03 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 512 Site: Nine Fathoms Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Temperature: 14.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 311:46 hh:mm Time: 14:49 Maximum Depth: 41.3 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 34,434 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,554 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i_rsLiBCWQEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i_rsLiBCWQE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0308.jpgWaikare Wreck 1910Diver Ian Skipworth on the wreck of the Waikare 1910 at Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q2OBVH7bS80https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q2OBVH7bS80/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0150.jpg2013-04-12-0150.JPGWreckage of the SS Elingamite that sunk at West Island in 1902. Picture taken during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland.Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 456 Site: Elingamite Wreck, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.6 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 256:28 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 36.4 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 35% Bottom Time to Date: 30,176 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,252 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g7eKfvNUubghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g7eKfvNUubg/fit=1000x1000/Fairy-Terns.jpgFallen From GraceThe rarest bird in New Zealand is the fairy tern, with perhaps 36 adults left in existence. It’s got everything going against it: weather, cats, its own DNA, and the fact that humans love the white-sand beaches where it raises its young. Only a small group of people, many of them volunteers, stand between it and oblivion. What will we lose if it vanishes altogether? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OVRQJbXEkDghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OVRQJbXEkDg/fit=1000x1000/Fairy-Terns.jpgFallen From GraceThe rarest bird in New Zealand is the fairy tern, with perhaps 36 adults left in existence. It’s got everything going against it: weather, cats, its own DNA, and the fact that humans love the white-sand beaches where it raises its young. Only a small group of people, many of them volunteers, stand between it and oblivion. What will we lose if it vanishes altogether? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 162 March - April 2020. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/fallen-from-grace/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E1byPGNcBE0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E1byPGNcBE0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0504.jpg2011-01-07-0504.dngSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) off the coast of the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gzSbdfdaxqAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gzSbdfdaxqA/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-13-0031.jpgNorthern royal albatrossDiomedea sanfordi (Northern royal albatross). Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UkTnoLfJzMshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UkTnoLfJzMs/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-02-0210.jpg2011-12-02-0210.jpgGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 384.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 11.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 174:11 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 62.5 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,847 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,932 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Unl6f0_W7HMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Unl6f0_W7HM/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-04-0162-2.jpg2011-01-04-0162-2.dngThalassarche bulleri (Buller's Albatross) off the coast of Stewart Island, New Zealand..Tuesday 04 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000469jqrQ325Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000469jqrQ325A/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-04-0050.jpg2011-01-04-0050.dngThalassarche bulleri (Buller's Albatross) off the coast of Stewart Island, New Zealand..Tuesday 04 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xe5fOUNSMzQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xe5fOUNSMzQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0638.jpg2011-01-07-0638.jpgA Campbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) is silhouetted in evening light off the coast of Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AiSbkmcHzAIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AiSbkmcHzAI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0186.jpg2014-04-08-0186.jpgAcanthoclinus fuscus (Olive Rockfish)Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a_9Qs7mVRTYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a_9Qs7mVRTY/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-03-0012.jpg2014-04-03-0012.jpgAcanthoclinus fuscus (Olive Rockfish)Thursday 03 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 512 Site: Nine Fathoms Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Temperature: 14.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 311:46 hh:mm Time: 14:49 Maximum Depth: 41.3 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 34,434 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,554 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gMfNnzDAxCQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gMfNnzDAxCQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-25-0123-1.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ya5clKrjhMMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ya5clKrjhMM/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-23-0254-1.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dNkz_Ek1Rj4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dNkz_Ek1Rj4/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-23-0172-2.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x1R9Pkh5jjchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x1R9Pkh5jjc/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-23-0043-3.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009WbbdQVEHNEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009WbbdQVEHNE/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-10-0169.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GzsERklpVsohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GzsERklpVso/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0263.jpg2013-04-17-0263.JPGA rare colour variety of Caprodon longimanus (Pink maomao) at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 462 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 266:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.1 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 89% Bottom Time to Date: 30,758 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,882 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JqYR537j74Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JqYR537j74Q/fit=1000x1000/Crested-Weedfish-New-Zealand-0002.jpgCrested Weedfish New ZealandCristiceps aurantiacus (Crested Weedfish)Saturday 26 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 523 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle. Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:39 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.5 meters Bottom Time: 163 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 118% OTU: 82% Bottom Time to Date: 35,670 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,833 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YsETJ72oveghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YsETJ72oveg/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0276.jpgWhite Faced HeronEgretta novaehollandiae (White Faced Heron) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vxf09eIsX.Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vxf09eIsX.E/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0087.jpgBrittle StarAstroceras elegans (Brittle Star) on the Fiord Fan Coral Acanthogorgia breviflora. Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ewMbepDdh1shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ewMbepDdh1s/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0092.jpgBrittle StarAstroceras elegans (Brittle Star) on the Fiord Fan Coral Acanthogorgia breviflora. Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.JZ5X4YwBNAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.JZ5X4YwBNA/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-01-0128.jpg2009-02-01-0128.jpgCostal Bird the White Faced Heron (Ardea novaehollandiae) nest in a tree at Tutukaka New Zealand..Sunday 01 February 2009 Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Fx3Y_hVOOb4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Fx3Y_hVOOb4/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-01-0094.jpg2009-02-01-0094.jpgCostal Bird the White Faced Heron (Ardea novaehollandiae) nest in a tree at Tutukaka New Zealand..Sunday 01 February 2009 Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EqO2kURMZrQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EqO2kURMZrQ/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0088.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s8ZwHGOjHRwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s8ZwHGOjHRw/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0077.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v6rb1BD3gHohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v6rb1BD3gHo/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0087.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hMzsLsDxV5Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hMzsLsDxV5U/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0406-1.jpgSeven Armed StarfishAstrostole scabra (Seven Armed Starfish). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AvdI_KjKWHohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AvdI_KjKWHo/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0140.jpg2012-04-18-0140.jpgLeucosolenia asconoides..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 364.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 210:08 hh:mm.Mix: 21.Maximum Depth: 19.4 meters..Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,262 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,337 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZmsWXHRikTUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZmsWXHRikTU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0358.jpg2011-01-09-0358.jpgSouthern Rata (Metrosideros umbellata) at , Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean.Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EssKiqKrtLYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EssKiqKrtLY/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0263.jpg2011-01-10-0263.jpgSouthern Rata (Metrosideros umbellata) canopy at Ranui Cove on the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Monday 10 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ytk9L4Ywq8ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ytk9L4Ywq8g/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0268-2.jpg2011-01-10-0268-2.jpgSouthern Rata (Metrosideros umbellata) canopy at Ranui Cove on the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Monday 10 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004F9VjVjlN3Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004F9VjVjlN3U/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0280.jpg2011-01-10-0280.jpgSouthern Rata (Metrosideros umbellata) canopy at Ranui Cove on the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Monday 10 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O7qklc0rS38https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O7qklc0rS38/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-17-0303.jpgDogtooth TunaGymnosarda unicolor (Dogtooth Tuna) at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Thursday 17 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RQtCWKTxQOUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RQtCWKTxQOU/fit=1000x1000/Where-the-Buffalo-Roam.jpgWhere the Buffalo RoamNight Watch, 30 nautical miles off the coast of northern New Zealand 24/01/2017 (excerpt from diary). Most people, measure time by the passing of the days, months, years… On the water, we weigh it by the seasons, ocean currents bringing with it wind, swell and storms. Myself, I measure time in cameras. Each camera I have owned I know intrinsically, each one has a distinct character that has played a role in a chapter of my life. For a period of time, each camera has been the way I have related and reacted to the world. I often think of the Black Negative space inside the camera, trapped between the lens and the focal plane. I spoke of this at my grandfather’s funeral, about the soul of a camera, how something dark and negative can see so much light, capturing time itself, so why not measure one’s life in cameras. It may have something to do with turning 40 next week, coinciding with the start of the Canon New Zealand Personal Project Grant, forcing me to stop, think and evaluate life more than I normally would or should. But I sense an undertow, pressure, that everything before has been building up to this project, it’s no longer just about trying to be a voice or telling a story, but how far the boundary between water and insanity can be pushed. A new camera, another chapter of life. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Read the New Zealand Geographic feature forged form this project: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/where-the-wild-things-are/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rDxNyWrLgfEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rDxNyWrLgfE/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-16-0027.jpg2012-04-16-0027.jpgPseudolabrus miles (Scarlet wrasse)..Monday 16 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 360.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 202:46 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 13.3 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,845 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,943 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009lLTfaL1e.ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009lLTfaL1e.g/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-05-0165.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) with a data logger attached by the Tawaki Project research team at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 05 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vQj0oWWQuzQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vQj0oWWQuzQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0398.jpgGalapagos SharkGalapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Sunday 10 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 328.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters..Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NEZErIYWpgwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NEZErIYWpgw/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-08-0072.jpg2012-07-08-0072.jpgCheilodactylus eqhippium (Painted moki).Sunday 08 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 426.Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 222:08 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters.Bottom Time: 111 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,310 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,421 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qMktqErYjdQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qMktqErYjdQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1018.jpgPainted mokiCheilodactylus eqhippium (Painted moki). Monday 05 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 761. Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 33 meters. Bottom Time: 65 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,515 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vad7zA32FVwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vad7zA32FVw/fit=1000x1000/Crummer.jpgWill and Annie CrummerCook Island singer Will Crummer father of iconic New Zealand singer Annie Crummer has released his first album in 40-years. March 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson. 2011 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mXB6KkfVjVchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mXB6KkfVjVc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-03-0050.jpgNew Caledonian Masked RayNeotrygon trigonoides (New Caledonian Masked Ray) and schooling Caesio teres (Blue and Yellow Fusilier) at Hunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Thursday 03 August2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GnHW21jIeXAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GnHW21jIeXA/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-01-0441.jpgDwarf HawkfishCirrhiticthys falco (Dwarf Hawkfish) on the North West side of Mathew Island, New Caledonia during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Monday 01 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 907 Time: 16:00 pm Site: North West side of Mathew Island, New Caledonia. Dive Buddy: Irene Middleton, Severine Hannam. Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 23 degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 431:09 Maximum Depth: 16 meters Bottom Time: 81 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 48,803 minutes Cumulative Time: 48,884 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XURG5oAkQZwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XURG5oAkQZw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-03-0060.jpgBlue and Yellow FusilierCaesio teres (Blue and Yellow Fusilier) at Hunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Thursday 03 August2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sdo4B74WdCUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sdo4B74WdCU/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-31-0166.jpgSilvertip SharkCarcharhinus albimarginatus (Silvertip Shark) with a Sphyrna lewini (Scalloped Hammerhead) at Ellet 'Banc New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sYHv_Lmpucohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sYHv_Lmpuco/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-31-1273-1.jpgScalloped HammerheadSphyrna lewini (Scalloped Hammerhead) at Ellet 'Banc, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dg8OJHFeGH0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dg8OJHFeGH0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-01-0023-Pano.jpgMathew IslandMathew Island a volcanic Island in disputed territory between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu in the South Pacific. Monday 01 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YFCelvQir.Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YFCelvQir.Y/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-28-0098.jpg2017-07-28-0098.tifWalpole Island, New Caledonia during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Friday 28 July 28, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X6ceP4zZwVMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X6ceP4zZwVM/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0541.jpgBlack angelfishParma alboscapularis (Black angelfish) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PNVB9ul30HIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PNVB9ul30HI/fit=1000x1000/THREE-KINGS-02.jpgTREASURE ISLANDSLike medieval jousters, kina jostle for position in Irishman’s Garden on the exposed northern side of the Three Kings’ Princes Islands. Sea urchins have a range of spines for different purposes—thick white spines for locomotion, and fine red spines with delicate feet to adhere to the rocky substrate and move food towards the mouth. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 122 July - August 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-islands/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T6g8VCDwWRkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T6g8VCDwWRk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-01-0053-Pano.jpgMathew IslandMathew Island a volcanic Island in disputed territory between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu in the South Pacific. Monday 01 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cBmxF05v8G8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cBmxF05v8G8/fit=1000x1000/Tar-puka08.jpgTENDING THE FLOCKUnlike some gulls, tarāpuka pair up for mating well before forming colonies. They also spend less time bickering over territory, thus reducing the overall time spent on their highly exposed breeding sites. When the colony is disturbed, the adult birds take off in unison, usually landing again within a minute if the danger has passed. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/tending-the-flock/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 155 January - February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RKYIhq2ad6shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RKYIhq2ad6s/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-01-0052-Pano-1.jpgMathew IslandMathew Island a volcanic Island in disputed territory between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu in the South Pacific. Monday 01 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Og3e6xHUEAshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Og3e6xHUEAs/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-01-0042-Pano.jpgMathew IslandMathew Island a volcanic Island in disputed territory between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu in the South Pacific. Monday 01 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RYX1AlIiujEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RYX1AlIiujE/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0042.jpg2013-04-17-0042.JPGOdax cyanoallix (Blue-Finned Butterfish) male, endemic to the Three Kings at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 461 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 264:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.2 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: 30,634 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,758 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jJQrbmlqfNkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jJQrbmlqfNk/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0203.jpg2013-04-12-0203.JPGOdax cyanoallix (Blue-Finned Butterfish) male, endemic to the Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013. Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 457 Site: North West corner, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 257:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.4 meters Bottom Time: 72 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,252 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,324 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005Y.v_ti6sBkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005Y.v_ti6sBk/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0027.jpg2013-04-17-0027.JPGOdax cyanoallix (Blue-Finned Butterfish) male, endemic to the Three Kings at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 461 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 264:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.2 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: 30,634 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,758 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uvq2so9BkpIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uvq2so9BkpI/fit=1000x1000/Waitangi-Day.jpgWaitangi DayHelen Kaipo leads a Hikoi from the Te Tii Marae to the Treaty Grounds on Waitangi Day. Febuary 2006. Photograph Richard Robinson. 2006 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xMT9BYugCkEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xMT9BYugCkE/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0210.jpg2008-12-31-0210.jpgThe hydromedusa, Aequorea forskalea..Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HGJC3FVjKUYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HGJC3FVjKUY/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0053.jpg2012-11-04-0053.jpgAequorea forskalea (Hydromedusae). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aKJkOVDMi64https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aKJkOVDMi64/fit=1000x1000/Young-Nicks-Head.jpgYoung Nicks HeadThe New Zealand Flag on top of Te Kuri (Young Nicks Head) looking out towards Turanganui-a-Kiwa (Poverty Bay) during Gisborne's Ngai Tamanuhiri peaceful occupation at the sacred Rangihoua Pa Site to stop its sale to foreign ownership. JULY 2002. Photograph Richard Robinson. 2002 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rOx1pqdwelUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rOx1pqdwelU/fit=1000x1000/Hand-in-Hand.jpgFireman and DaughterTwo and a half year-old Imogen arrives hand in hand with her dad John Boyd at a Fireman's protest over contract negotiations at the opening of a new Fire Station in Mt Roskill, Auckland, New Zealand. September 2009. Photograph Richard Robinson. 2009 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kYg_SPPZhDQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kYg_SPPZhDQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0012.jpgMacrocystis pyriferaGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Crozier Point , Auckland Island in the Sub Antarctic Islands, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. .Monday 10 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 299.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Crozier Point, Auckland Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 11.9 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,987 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zFAf93jyy3Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zFAf93jyy3E/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-18-0215.jpgMesophyllum sp.Mesophyllum sp. (red algae) at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 18 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 464 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 269:21 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.1 meters Bottom Time: 68 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 71% Bottom Time to Date: 30,979 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,047 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tuqrTaKtyRwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tuqrTaKtyRw/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0254.jpg2012-11-04-0254.jpgAequorea forskalea (Hydromedusae). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sBbx_6SZ0Fwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sBbx_6SZ0Fw/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-1163.jpg2009-10-31-1163.jpgSpot Lights and movie seats in the Cinema on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov . The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 198.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 21.2 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 73 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,202 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,275 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003OU8NtxgdU8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003OU8NtxgdU8/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0234.jpgSea PenPteroeides bollonsi (Large sea pen). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 520 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 16:07 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 327:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.2 meters Bottom Time: 67 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 35% OTU: 31% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004n6wPNs1Ooshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004n6wPNs1Oos/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1572-1.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e5qVPvnptZohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e5qVPvnptZo/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-2676.jpgBlue CodBlue Cod (Parapercis colias) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NDCDS.NiZ2chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NDCDS.NiZ2c/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1065.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003Z5Aas1oTBkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003Z5Aas1oTBk/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0730.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T5b9TDYxS.8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T5b9TDYxS.8/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0634.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jIXgw.c6pw0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jIXgw.c6pw0/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0679.jpgErect Crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n3DhZbO4TYwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n3DhZbO4TYw/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0673-1.jpgErect Crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000071wl0G6Q_uMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000071wl0G6Q_uM/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0711.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001sImLaImUTQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001sImLaImUTQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-0890-1.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000essJwk.HXcshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000essJwk.HXcs/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1575.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xyupA7RLw2Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xyupA7RLw2M/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0741.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000juMQ91sLkUYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000juMQ91sLkUY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-1185.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ftnnn3xIVpkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ftnnn3xIVpk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0268.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bH7w5OojtcEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bH7w5OojtcE/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0638.jpgFiordland crested penguinAn adult Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to its nest through thick forest at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002e2PsZr6lDMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002e2PsZr6lDM/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0524.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki egg, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000In485Oo8MS4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000In485Oo8MS4/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0504.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m3sFa55cELEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m3sFa55cELE/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0616.jpgFiordland crested penguinAn adult Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to its nest through thick forest at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003IAc6H_1Y1Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003IAc6H_1Y1U/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0187.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DRRZGhxxIswhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DRRZGhxxIsw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0362-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002WOnqWWALgghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002WOnqWWALgg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0193-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mLPB_w0L7PEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mLPB_w0L7PE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0742.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fcMLtiP0Dokhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fcMLtiP0Dok/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0517-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Si42oimHOgchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Si42oimHOgc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0510.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Zob2o7TwaWwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Zob2o7TwaWw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0453-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E2gk.3PZSk4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E2gk.3PZSk4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1131.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YcXDiUxoBuIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YcXDiUxoBuI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0935-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EiCV_eFXplYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EiCV_eFXplY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0674-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nEn1WDhnznchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nEn1WDhnznc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0071.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PqCjeV9raUAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PqCjeV9raUA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0024-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TozF.cmRodYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TozF.cmRodY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0023.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wAaHs0ai7B4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wAaHs0ai7B4/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0740.jpgLittle penguinLittle Blue Penguins returns to its nest at dusk in Oamaru, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pRlTvPbU1Qwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pRlTvPbU1Qw/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-11-0423.jpgLittle penguinEudyptula minor (Little penguin) white flippered morph in rehabilitated captivity at the National Aquarium of New Zealand. Monday 09 May 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d5pxESgVVOIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d5pxESgVVOI/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0204.jpgErect Crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y_4coXINFSchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y_4coXINFSc/fit=1000x1000/2014-10-16-0465.jpgGreen-lipped mussePerna canaliculus (green-lipped mussel) bed in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. Thursday 16 October 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oFHZotLp8m4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oFHZotLp8m4/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0080.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n1pVjCH.IJghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n1pVjCH.IJg/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0250.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zfvHXnnZC8Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zfvHXnnZC8U/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0232.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mskMmzrP5ewhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mskMmzrP5ew/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0717.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TsQb7TlEC8ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TsQb7TlEC8g/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0716.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lopLkeS0.SUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lopLkeS0.SU/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0640.jpgWhite-faced Storm petrelPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mTOzNfq.Thohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mTOzNfq.Tho/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0340.jpgSnake StarAstrobrachion constrictum (Snake star) living mutualistically on Antipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vQgF9euYpoUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vQgF9euYpoU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-04-0114.jpgCheckerboard WrasseHalichoeres hortulanus (Checkerboard Wrasse) male phase at Hunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Friday 04 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WclmjdWP9Lohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WclmjdWP9Lo/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-03-0016.jpgHunter IslandHunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Thursday 03 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004AwhJBM5eb4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004AwhJBM5eb4/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0375.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gsqL9D2nk0chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gsqL9D2nk0c/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-1018.jpg2010-09-23-1018.jpgPictured: As dusk fall and the temperature drops, volunteers work into the night keeping the whales calm and moist..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z4e0QWlEXo8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z4e0QWlEXo8/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-1152.jpg2010-09-23-1152.jpgOn Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iXmFMGnYnmshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iXmFMGnYnms/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-27-0213.jpg2011-03-27-0213.jpgTambja morosa Nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 312.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 127:41 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 18.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,318 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,410 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rqTqNsvzZWohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rqTqNsvzZWo/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-27-0219.jpg2011-03-27-0219.jpgTambja morosa Nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 312.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 127:41 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 18.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,318 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,410 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w8ryxOoubzchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w8ryxOoubzc/fit=1000x1000/HUMPBACK-06.jpgTHE HUMPBACK HIGHWAYShot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 140 July - August 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-humpback-highway/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nH1oP_TUlv4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nH1oP_TUlv4/fit=1000x1000/koror-05.jpgTHE WRECK OF THE PENGUINSPenguins cross the road to their nests at Ōamaru using a purpose-built tunnel. Most tourists pay to view kororā at Ōamaru’s viewing facility, but fare-dodging visitors scrambling to see these birds for free pose another threat. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 158 July- August 2019. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-wreck-of-the-penguins/ Photographs Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006gHjoDD6imYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006gHjoDD6imY/fit=1000x1000/Pilot-Whales.jpgWhere the Buffalo RoamPilot whales stampede through a pod of bottlenose dolphins some 20 kilometres off the east coast of the North Island. The meeting was social or coincidental as pilots are nocturnal hunters feeding mainly on squid, while bottlenose dolphins and pseudorca feed on fish during the day. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017. Read the New Zealand Geographic feature forged form this project: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/where-the-wild-things-are/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vfydfVurBAghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vfydfVurBAg/fit=1000x1000/KOI-CARP-4.jpgTHE WAR ON KOIAllan Metcalfe and Philipp Loest mug for the camera outside ‘The Koi Club’, in masks and comedy hats bought to celebrate the World Koi Carp Classic. The tin shed was once the home base of koi bowfishing, until Metcalfe sold the surrounding farm. Now its windows are broken and the paint is peeling, but the records and legends of the World Koi Carp Classic remain legible on the walls. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 131 January - February 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-war-on-koi/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eAs6iBJ00F0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eAs6iBJ00F0/fit=1000x1000/New-Zealand-Sea-Lion-01.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionWHAT’S KILLING THE SEA-LIONS? New Zealand sea-lion numbers have plummeted. Is it fishing pressure, climate change, the mysterious disappearance of octopuses, or a deadly new virus? A female sea lion enters the krill-rich waters of Enderby Island. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. This may put them at greater risk from both natural changes in the environment and indirect fishing pressures. Then there are the predators to contend with -many of the animals at Enderby Island bear the unmistakable scars of a great white shark attack. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue138 March – April 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qtgcP2O_v_ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qtgcP2O_v_o/fit=1000x1000/New-Zealand-Sea-Lion-09.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupWHAT’S KILLING THE SEA-LIONS? New Zealand sea-lion numbers have plummeted. Is it fishing pressure, climate change, the mysterious disappearance of octopuses, or a deadly new virus? Pups born in the harem risk being crushed by males fighting or mating. This pup later died from his injuries. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue138 March – April 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008OTKEM0a5qwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008OTKEM0a5qw/fit=1000x1000/New-Zealand-Sea-Lion-07.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionWHAT’S KILLING THE SEA-LIONS? New Zealand sea-lion numbers have plummeted. Is it fishing pressure, climate change, the mysterious disappearance of octopuses, or a deadly new virus? Most females seek the safety-in-numbers of a harem on the beach for breeding, although some choose the solitude of the surrounding forest to escape male harassment. Pups born in the harem risk being crushed by males fighting or mating. Female sea-lions mate again just days after giving birth, although the fertilised egg won’t implant in the uterus wall for another three months. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue138 March – April 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p8UOda9Qbi4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p8UOda9Qbi4/fit=1000x1000/New-Zealand-Sea-Lion-06.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionWHAT’S KILLING THE SEA-LIONS? New Zealand sea-lion numbers have plummeted. Is it fishing pressure, climate change, the mysterious disappearance of octopuses, or a deadly new virus? A female sea lion investigates the photographer’s camera. Sea-lions are remarkably fearless around humans and endlessly inquisitive, traits often misinterpreted as aggression. Sea-lion teeth have bands like tree rings, and recently, scientists at NIWA have been drilling into these, using sophisticated techniques to gather more information about how sea-lion diet has changed over the past 20 years. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue138 March – April 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000023vqR9.GBDshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000023vqR9.GBDs/fit=1000x1000/HUTTON-S-SHEARWATER-08.jpgSNOW BIRDSIn late September the sight of tens of thousands of Hutton's in Kaikoura South Bay stopped locals out for a Saturday walk, Many paused to watch the whirlwind of birds dive and feed, Hutton's form their largest rafts in the spring, but congregate in smaller and smaller groups on the water as the season progresses. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 144 March-April 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/snow-birds/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cCtUtIrRJ04https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cCtUtIrRJ04/fit=1000x1000/SEA-CHANGE-07.jpgSEA CHANGEA pycnogonid, or sea spider, clings to the edge of a kelp frond in Dusky Sound. These ancient creatures, which range in size from a millimetre to almost a metre, may be a sister group to terrestrial insects, spiders and crustaceans. Some have mosquito-like feeding habits, inserting their proboscis into a soft-bodied marine organism such as a sea anemone and sucking out body fluids. This species, about the size of a two-dollar coin, has eight legs, but some pycnogonid species have 10 or 12. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 130 November-December 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/sea-change/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vVuoVnih7HQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vVuoVnih7HQ/fit=1000x1000/New-Zealand-Sea-Lion-14.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionWHAT’S KILLING THE SEA-LIONS? New Zealand sea-lion numbers have plummeted. Is it fishing pressure, climate change, the mysterious disappearance of octopuses, or a deadly new virus? Sea-lion pups in the Auckland Islands have lower growth rates than other sea-lion species, and their mothers’ milk is lower in solids and fats than that of other pinnipeds. This may reflect the marginal environment their mothers forage in and the difficulties of finding enough sustenance to raise a pup in the Southern Ocean. Sea-lions are great ocean travellers and pups tagged in the Auckland Islands regularly show up as adults around the New Zealand mainland, more than 450 kilometres away. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue138 March – April 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vOm9_2_gQ88https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vOm9_2_gQ88/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-1109.jpgLeafy SeadragonLeafy Seadragon (Phycodurus eques) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!Editorial Use Only!! 05 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1007 Time: 09:02 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,664 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,724 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003vXsq6jSc5Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003vXsq6jSc5A/fit=1000x1000/Flesh-footed-Shearwater.jpgFlesh-footed ShearwaterWinner- Best Feature Photo at the 2017 Canon Media Awards. Flesh-footed shearwaters are attracted to boats and are commonly observed over inshore seas, especially in the Hauraki Gulf and Bay of Plenty. They often sit behind recreational fishing boats and dive to retrieve bait and discarded fish scraps. Their persistence in taking bait from fishing lines can put them into conflict with both recreational and commercial fishers, The Northern New Zealand Seabird Trust and the Department of Conservation are studying the behavior diving petrels and shearwaters to help protect the endangered birds. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Sfv17ICaksohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Sfv17ICakso/fit=1000x1000/Humpback-Whale.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)A female Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) keeps a close eye on her calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009Suc9zUSq6khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009Suc9zUSq6k/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0213.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga..Tuesday 04 September 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b_iWfyCaF90https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b_iWfyCaF90/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-30-0150-1-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) breaches off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga..Thursday 30 August 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tuj2Afa0ekghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tuj2Afa0ekg/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-0090-1.jpg2010-09-23-0090_1.jpgPictured: Whales are transported from the Beach at Spirits Bay to a nearby stream..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Plp7IlBEP1Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Plp7IlBEP1Y/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-0145.jpg2010-09-23-0145.jpgPictured: Whales are transported from the Beach at Spirits Bay to a nearby stream..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007tGkIlho5.ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007tGkIlho5.g/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-0308.jpg2010-09-23-0308.jpgPictured: Workers prepare a whale to be lifted from Spirits Bay to a nearby stream..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qMmTC4ZpFJMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qMmTC4ZpFJM/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-0294-1.jpg2010-09-23-0294_1.jpgPictured: Volunteer Kathryn Davis keeps one of the stranded whales moist while they wait to transport it from the Beach at Spirits Bay to a nearby stream..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y_hevKVxjfQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y_hevKVxjfQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-0136.jpg2010-09-23-0136.jpgPictured: Workers prepare a whale to be lifted from Spirits Bay to a nearby stream..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BireKr3dE54https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BireKr3dE54/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-17-0020.jpg2012-02-17-0020.jpgThe Hen and Chicken Islands. Friday 17 February 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AegmKJwZecchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AegmKJwZecc/fit=1000x1000/2012-10-25-0013.jpg2012-10-25-0013.jpgThe Hen and Chicken Islands. Marotere Islands (left) Taranga Island and Sail Rock. Northland, New Zealand..Thursday 25 October 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T2z_Mce.fwwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T2z_Mce.fww/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0761.jpgGrey knifefishBathystethus cultratus (Grey knifefish). Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 760. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 17.5 meters. Bottom Time: 78 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,372 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,450 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DMrWZZ7fmqIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DMrWZZ7fmqI/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0099.jpg2008-12-31-0099.jpgA Centaphore at Middle Arch with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B_gFwRpyXrMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B_gFwRpyXrM/fit=1000x1000/Ceratosoma-ameonum.jpgCeratosoma ameonumCeratosoma ameonum. This dorid Clown nudibranch is surrounded by blue clavelina at the Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand. Sunday 12 October 2008. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MDyZNZ8nfX0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MDyZNZ8nfX0/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0085.jpg2009-07-26-0085.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) . on a stalk of Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DVKwlpmdIKchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DVKwlpmdIKc/fit=1000x1000/Opononi-Wharf.jpgOpononi Wharf12-year-old Levi Parsons jumps of the Opononi wharf into the Hokianga Harbour, New Zealand. November 2005. Photograph Richard Robinson. 2005 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QK4gG3hhaB0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QK4gG3hhaB0/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0007.jpg2012-07-07-0007.jpgPrimnoa sp. (Beaded gorgonian).Saturday 07 July 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012. Dive Number: 423. Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 216:55 hh:mm Mix: 16:50. Maximum Depth: 61.7 meters..Bottom Time: 93 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 27,012 minutes. Cumulative Time: 27,105 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007W1O6TkAxnYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007W1O6TkAxnY/fit=1000x1000/Pilot-whale.jpgWhere the Buffalo RoamA long-finned pilot whale gives birth to a calf on the edge of the continental shelf. Then with another female, the mother lifted her newborn to the surface for it's very first breath, a sight rarely witnessed and perhaps never photographed. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Read the New Zealand Geographic feature forged form this project: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/where-the-wild-things-are/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mDBSwfMnmrshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mDBSwfMnmrs/fit=1000x1000/Smooth-Hammerhead.jpgWhere the Buffalo RoamI have been mesmerised by sharks from an early age, even now in my office is a poster of a shark I have had for some 31-years, originally hanging on the wall of my childhood bedroom it still acts as a source of inspiration, but I’m reluctant to buy into either perspectives which polarise our view of sharks, neither opinion is completely true. Sharks don’t actively seek humans out, but I have had enough close encounters to know that a bit of distance can be a good thing. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017. Read the New Zealand Geographic feature forged form this project: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/where-the-wild-things-are/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d31m7jlmju8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d31m7jlmju8/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0136.jpgMorse-code leatherjacketThamnaconus analis (Morse-code leatherjacket). Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 767 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,909 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,834 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000keexwO2iMtAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000keexwO2iMtA/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0372-2.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N811Ol0W3Vwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N811Ol0W3Vw/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0402-1.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002Z32j1cc1DYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002Z32j1cc1DY/fit=1000x1000/NIUE15.jpgFROM TARO TO TOURISMPeople play golf on a Saturday afternoon at the Niue Golf and Sports Club on the South Pacific nation of Niue. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/from-taro-to-tourism/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 154 November - December 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kng3pQ0t0Okhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kng3pQ0t0Ok/fit=1000x1000/KERMADEC-13.jpgRangitāhuaThe spotted black grouper is an icon of the Kermadecs, they are relatively common around the archipelago, but this behaviour which appears to be a mating ritual, may never have been witnessed before. The two grouper, approximately 1.2 metres in length, wrapped themselves around each other for more than three minutes, oblivious to the photographer, and changed colour from black to vivid white continuously. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 111 September- October 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/kermadecs/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T218fRYDxSkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T218fRYDxSk/fit=1000x1000/KERMADEC-16.jpgRangitāhuaDemoiselles, a diverse group of fish elsewhere, is restricted to a small number of species at the Kermadecs. They have a short larval life and a long way to travel from other reef systems, meaning that very few of this group arrive safely at such an isolated archipelago. These New Zealand demoiselles, also known as two spot demoiselles, are also common around the east coast of New Zealand’s North Island. Not so the Tubinaria coral—the Kermadecs represent the margin of coral distribution more common in the tropics. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 111 September- October 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/kermadecs/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S6srvKFqjQohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S6srvKFqjQo/fit=1000x1000/2013-07-12-0085.jpg2013-07-12-0085.jpgTrinchesia sp. (Nudibranch). Friday 12 July 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 486 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Kent Erickson Time: 20:10 Temperature: 16 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 73 minutes Mix: 21 OC Bottom Time to Date: 32,875 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,948 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QjO7ur5qRqQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QjO7ur5qRqQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-07-12-0088.jpg2013-07-12-0088.jpgTrinchesia sp. (Nudibranch). Friday 12 July 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 486 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Kent Erickson Time: 20:10 Temperature: 16 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 73 minutes Mix: 21 OC Bottom Time to Date: 32,875 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,948 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SKbmPcRUCkwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SKbmPcRUCkw/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0198.jpg2012-04-15-0198.dngTrinchesia sp. (Nudibranch). Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 358.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 15 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,760 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,845 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tydA5UhijZwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tydA5UhijZw/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0198-1.jpg2012-04-15-0198_1.dngTrinchesia sp. (Nudibranch). Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 358.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 15 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,760 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,845 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007F4ZWycwXcUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007F4ZWycwXcU/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0196.jpg2012-04-15-0196.dngTrinchesia sp. Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 358.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 15 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,760 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,845 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pG.UWQozBLohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pG.UWQozBLo/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0043.jpg2012-02-19-0043.jpgBlack Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.) surounded by Gorgonian Fans at a depth of 70 meters at an unnamed reef at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 348.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 190:39 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 71.3 meters..Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,933 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K.65KBQKctMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K.65KBQKctM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0445-2.jpg2011-05-24-0445-2.JPGOcean Blue Eye (Schedophilus velaiani) a deepwater species pictured at the northern point of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 361 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern Point of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31 meters. Bottom Time: 49 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,358 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,407 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HuG1pQXcF5Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HuG1pQXcF5A/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0435-2.jpg2011-05-24-0435-2.JPGOcean Blue Eye (Schedophilus velaiani) a deepwater species pictured at the northern point of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 361 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern Point of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31 meters. Bottom Time: 49 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,358 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,407 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003pvdZka4em8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003pvdZka4em8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0440.jpg2011-05-24-0440.JPGOcean Blue Eye (Schedophilus velaiani) a deepwater species pictured at the northern point of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 361 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern Point of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31 meters. Bottom Time: 49 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,358 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,407 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fKjuGIF0kMIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fKjuGIF0kMI/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-09-0370-1.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DkyKrpEsTD8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DkyKrpEsTD8/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0205.jpg2012-03-25-0205.jpgTrapania brunnea (nudibranch)..Sunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 352.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mine Shaft Cave..Temperature: 19.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 194:29 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,201 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,282 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kKIkSMQdzpYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kKIkSMQdzpY/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0205-1.jpg2012-03-25-0205_1.jpgTrapania brunnea (nudibranch)..Sunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 352.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mine Shaft Cave..Temperature: 19.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 194:29 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,201 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,282 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FZciU8ShkfAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FZciU8ShkfA/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0137.jpg2012-03-25-0137.jpgTrapania brunnea (nudibranch)..Sunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 352.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mine Shaft Cave..Temperature: 19.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 194:29 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,201 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,282 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000anD6mChMsKMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000anD6mChMsKM/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0132.jpg2012-03-25-0132.jpgTrapania brunnea (nudibranch)..Sunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 352.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mine Shaft Cave..Temperature: 19.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 194:29 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,201 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,282 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cf7n5MmZysshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cf7n5MmZyss/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0767.jpgEldon’s galaxiasEldon’s galaxias (Galaxias eldoni). Tuesday 04 August 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002TEN2SU7fX4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002TEN2SU7fX4/fit=1000x1000/Sir-Howard-Morrison.jpgSir Howard MorrisonSir Howard Morrison 1935-2009. Photograph Richard Robinson. 2002 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BRvv1CqALGAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BRvv1CqALGA/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-1913.jpgBump Head SunfishMola alexandrini (Bump-head sunfish) with Naucrates ductor (Pilotfish) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Friday 26 January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006Ohrtne_QjIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006Ohrtne_QjI/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0043.jpgHypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch)Hypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch). Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 356.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve...Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 199:29 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50..Maximum Depth: 62.7 meters..Bottom Time: 105 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,552 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,657 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZVSjHogyrUIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZVSjHogyrUI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0020.jpgCaryophyllia profundaCaryophyllia profunda. Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gPCfOk9ngEohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gPCfOk9ngEo/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0078.jpg2014-04-08-0078.jpgCaryophyllia profunda. Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Lpqbi55i6kEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Lpqbi55i6kE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0082.jpg2014-04-08-0082.jpgCaryophyllia profunda. Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xzSNbC512zYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xzSNbC512zY/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-1175.jpg2009-10-31-1175.jpgRows of movie seats in the Cinema on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov . The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 198.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 21.2 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 73 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,202 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,275 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DLikCy8MXzwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DLikCy8MXzw/fit=1000x1000/SONYA-MARIA-04.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHLee Fish markets itself as a boutique producer, maximising the economic return of each fish: high quality, fresh rather than frozen, sustainably caught. Chief executive Greg Bishop says he is mostly a fan of the quota system, but adds that it does have some perverse outcomes that need tweaking. The company started with no quota, and has gradually bought it up over the years. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ckc9oKSYN1whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ckc9oKSYN1w/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-06-0600.jpg2018-01-06-0600.jpg2018 P Class Tanner and Tauranga Cup Cup Regattas at the Kohimarama Yacht Club, Auckland. Saturday 06 January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bggwIPeu1bQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bggwIPeu1bQ/fit=1000x1000/THE-WAR-ON-KOI.jpgTHE WAR ON KOIInvasive koi carp now writhe through wetlands from Auckland to Marlborough, displacing native species and destroying freshwater habitats. For 25 years, bowhunters in Waikato have ministered their own brand of pest control, the World Koi Carp Classic, resulting in prizes, and 70 tonnes of puréed fish. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 131 January - February 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-war-on-koi/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hq18Xl75yVIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hq18Xl75yVI/fit=1000x1000/EMPIRE-OF-THE-SEA.jpgEMPIRE OF THE SEAThe distant and remote Minerva Reefs—the closest coral atolls to New Zealand—have been the subject of political intrigue, a failed libertarian state and a naval showdown. Scientists believe they may also be the origin of some tropical species reaching New Zealand’s northern waters. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 133 May-June 2015 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/empire-of-the-sea/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FoBr0J4OwwYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FoBr0J4OwwY/fit=1000x1000/LADY-WAIANA.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHHawke’s Bay independent trawler fisherman John Wheatley used to fish for a company which paid him $2.70 a kilogram for his gurnard. “You had to get as much as you could to survive,” he says.⁠ ⁠Now he’s leasing enough quota to sell his fish direct off the boat to the public. He only does one tow a day, and he makes more money.⁠ ⁠“The dolphins are out beside me every day, just about. Now I’m able to concentrate on being able to do it sustainably and the locals get to eat their own product. I get a lot of pleasure out of it.”⁠ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AvuY8yHa2XUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AvuY8yHa2XU/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0492.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003HDAfaFyHdMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003HDAfaFyHdM/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0330.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W46y5S16.nohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W46y5S16.no/fit=1000x1000/2007-07-04-0204.jpg2007-07-04-0204.tifNaso brevirostris (Spotted unicornfish) Aitutaki, Cook Islands. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2007https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009pFbObuEU5Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009pFbObuEU5Q/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2763.jpgCaspian ternHydroprogne caspia (Caspian tern) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DSLlaSMdaHUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DSLlaSMdaHU/fit=1000x1000/WILLIAM-TRUBRIDGE-05.jpg100 METRE MANWilliam Trubridge’s quest to dive a hundred metres on a single breath. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 108 March – April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/100m-man-william-trubridge/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000igcciqINsJohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000igcciqINsJo/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-18-0099.jpg2013-04-18-0099.JPGHoplangia durotrix (cup coral) cover the roof of Cup Coral Cavern during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 18 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 463 Site: Landsburgia Rock and Cup Coral Cavern, North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 268:17 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 40.2 meters Bottom Time: 97 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 64% Bottom Time to Date: 30,882 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,979 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F6n2xkG7Rzshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F6n2xkG7Rzs/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0021.jpg2012-04-19-0021.dngAstrobrachion constrictum (Snake star) which lives mutualistically on Antipatharia (Black Coral)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 365.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 211:42 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters..Bottom Time: 95 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,337 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,432 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AsFaomAF0T0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AsFaomAF0T0/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0023.jpg2012-04-18-0023.dngAstrobrachion constrictum (Snake star) which lives mutualistically on Antipatharia (Black Coral)..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yhq89Wsys08https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yhq89Wsys08/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0019.jpg2012-04-19-0019.dngAstrobrachion constrictum (Snake star) which lives mutualistically on Antipatharia (Black Coral)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 365.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 211:42 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters..Bottom Time: 95 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,337 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,432 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R1d_jmwrKd4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R1d_jmwrKd4/fit=1000x1000/Tar-puka09.jpgTENDING THE FLOCKTarāpuka are members of the masked gull family, which arose in the northern hemisphere around two million years ago, spreading into South America, then Africa, Australia and finally New Zealand. They are closely related to tarapunga, the red-billed gull, and can hybridise with them, but the two species exhibit markedly different behaviours. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/tending-the-flock/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 155 January - February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qdlATCl.g.chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qdlATCl.g.c/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0658.jpgSubantarctic SkuaCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) fight over after birth at a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YRoZIBAt3i0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YRoZIBAt3i0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0579.jpgSubantarctic Skua ChickCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cakuqNleqh8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cakuqNleqh8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0676.jpg2011-01-09-0676.jpgSubantarctic Skua (Catharacta skua lonnbergi) on Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VTLJhU1hG5ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VTLJhU1hG5o/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0426.jpgSubantarctic SkuaCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) amongst a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008iSf_7eyyyUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008iSf_7eyyyU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0470.jpgSubantarctic SkuaCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) fight over after birth at a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kcah1.op5jQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kcah1.op5jQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0223.jpgSubantarctic SkuaCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) fight over after birth at a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SOFr75X4LpEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SOFr75X4LpE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0436.jpgSubantarctic SkuaCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) fight over after birth at a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qjA8NllpcsMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qjA8NllpcsM/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-25-0019.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DnWmrwf47SIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DnWmrwf47SI/fit=1000x1000/HOKI.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHAre there plenty more fish in the sea? Reports of falling hoki stocks off the West Coast and the near-disappearance of crayfish from the Hauraki Gulf suggest that our ‘best in the world’ fisheries management may not be living up to the hype. Three decades ago, the right to catch and sell fish became a property right, one that has now accumulated in the hands of a few. How has that worked out for people—and for fish? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mEMuhFNntr0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mEMuhFNntr0/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-05-0168.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) with a data logger attached by the Tawaki Project research team at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 05 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BkMxwzJCi2Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BkMxwzJCi2A/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-1904.jpgBump Head SunfishMola alexandrini (Bump-head sunfish) with Naucrates ductor (Pilotfish) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Friday 26 January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004qBrlVOKAKQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004qBrlVOKAKQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-05-0065.jpgCeva-I-Ra ReefCoral reef topography at Ceva-I-Ra Reef also known as Conway Reef a small coral reef atoll in the republic of Fiji. Saturday 05 August 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KdP1pYIh0tkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KdP1pYIh0tk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-05-0047.jpgCeva-I-Ra ReefCoral reef topography at Ceva-I-Ra Reef also known as Conway Reef a small coral reef atoll in the republic of Fiji. Saturday 05 August 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e8XhSFggugEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e8XhSFggugE/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-05-0017.jpgCeva-I-Ra ReefCoral reef topography at Ceva-I-Ra Reef also known as Conway Reef a small coral reef atoll in the republic of Fiji. Saturday 05 August 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kYh_nEvhnhYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kYh_nEvhnhY/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-05-0014.jpgCeva-I-Ra ReefCoral reef topography at Ceva-I-Ra Reef also known as Conway Reef a small coral reef atoll in the republic of Fiji. Saturday 05 August 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000053wqZjL0M1Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000053wqZjL0M1A/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-05-0103.jpgMasked BoobySula dactylatra (Masked Booby) on a wreck of an old coastal trading vessel on Ceva-I-Ra Reef also known as Conway Reef a small coral reef atoll in the republic of Fiji. Saturday 05 August 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A2CEvC6Ospwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A2CEvC6Ospw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-05-0007.jpgMasked BoobySula dactylatra (Masked Booby) on a wreck of an old coastal trading vessel on Ceva-I-Ra Reef also known as Conway Reef a small coral reef atoll in the republic of Fiji. Saturday 05 August 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cDbZ_GNNTkUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cDbZ_GNNTkU/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0303.jpg2013-04-12-0303.JPGStalked ascidian Pycnoclavella kottae at the North West corner, West Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 457 Site: North West corner, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 257:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.4 meters Bottom Time: 72 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,252 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,324 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aC2j2CgQV_shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aC2j2CgQV_s/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0153.jpg2011-10-29-0153.jpgThe mauve-pink Hypsistozoa fasmeriana ascidian at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K.B3V3dAGeghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K.B3V3dAGeg/fit=1000x1000/SONYA-MARIA-01.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHLee Fish contracts around 30 independent fishers, but only six of them fish out of Leigh. Almost all use longlines rather than nets, and fish are killed with the ikejime method as they’re hauled on board. “No trawlers work for Lee, I won’t have them,” says Bishop. “I don’t believe in dragging the bottom of the sea. It’s too destructive.” Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZveT7zu9gZohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZveT7zu9gZo/fit=1000x1000/SONYA-MARIA-02.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHDeckhand Kayla Moore unloads a kingfish from the Sonya Maria. The fish will be delivered to Leigh Fisheries in the early hours of the morning, and will be served at restaurants that night. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007ISlI.ll8ughttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007ISlI.ll8ug/fit=1000x1000/BOY-ROEL.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHLee Fish markets itself as a boutique producer, maximising the economic return of each fish: high quality, fresh rather than frozen, sustainably caught. Chief executive Greg Bishop says he is mostly a fan of the quota system, but adds that it does have some perverse outcomes that need tweaking. The company started with no quota, and has gradually bought it up over the years. Still, Bishop owns only 560 tonnes of the 1100 tonnes of snapper quota he needs, and leases the rest. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000013TsvaHO5Ishttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000013TsvaHO5Is/fit=1000x1000/CAROLYN-MAREE-26.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHAt the controls of the Carolyn Marie, Adam Kellian keeps a picture of his newborn son. He’s now three, almost the age Adam was when he first went out fishing overnight with his father, Dave. “I was so proud of my dad—he was just the bees’ knees to me when I was a kid.” Kellian hopes he’ll see significant changes to the system in his lifetime: “At Marsden Point you could have us all come in, the whole place buzzing, fresh fish flapping out of the boat—you could see how great it could be if it was brought back to the people.” Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009SBfj0hMjJ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009SBfj0hMjJ0/fit=1000x1000/CAROLYN-MAREE-25.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISH“Perhaps I should not have been a fisherman,” thinks the title character in Ernest Hemingway’s The Old Man and the Sea. “But that was the thing that I was born for.” Despite the long hours, the early starts, the frustrations and uncertainty that come with modern commercial fishing, longliner Adam Kellian (right) feels the same way. “Every day is different, you put your best foot forward, and hope you’re going to have a successful day.” Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yAGVfJ07znchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yAGVfJ07znc/fit=1000x1000/CAROLYN-MAREE-24.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHSelling from the wharf is Northland longliner Adam Kellian’s dream, but his lease agreement requires him to sell his catch only to the quota owner, as the snapper quota he leases is in high demand. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xit0vuem.Pchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xit0vuem.Pc/fit=1000x1000/CAROLYN-MAREE-22.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISH“I still feel absolutely lucky and privileged to do the job I do, but it’s not all glitz and glamour. The weight on your shoulders to be a sustainable fisherman, to be seabird smart—you’ve got to tick a lot of boxes. You’ve got to be a businessman, a carpenter, a sparky, an engineer, a manager of crew. You work your bloody ass off, and you’re married to your bloody boat.” Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000avHOjW2Ln98https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000avHOjW2Ln98/fit=1000x1000/CAROLYN-MAREE-23.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHIf things don’t improve, there won’t be a fourth generation of Kellian fishermen. Kellian’s son is three now, and though he longs to introduce him to life at sea, he won’t be encouraging him to continue the family business. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FzIdCz0yTvMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FzIdCz0yTvM/fit=1000x1000/CAROLYN-MAREE-21.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISH“The companies have complete control They set how much we can catch, and we can’t sell it at the wharf, or directly to consumers, like I’d love to do,” says Kellian. “They know they’ve got us—they know we just have to do what we love, what was bred into us with the salt air from the day we were born. We can’t help ourselves.” Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LBsCJrbxKJAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LBsCJrbxKJA/fit=1000x1000/CAROLYN-MAREE-20.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHThe intensity and the thrill of longlining comes in those moments you pull up the line, says Kellian. His crew practise the Japanese technique of ikejime that delivers both a quick death and a tastier fillet. But there’s a lot more to the job, including long, smelly hours baiting hooks with pilchard and squid, and completing detailed paperwork for Fisheries New Zealand.. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YiEtyRHZubMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YiEtyRHZubM/fit=1000x1000/CAROLYN-MAREE-18.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHSnapper fills most of the bins when Adam Kellian hauls up the line. Snapper quota is expensive in Northland because it’s difficult to catch other species. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G1KHWlSpXJQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G1KHWlSpXJQ/fit=1000x1000/CAROLYN-MAREE-19.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHReduced income, uncertainty around accessing quota, and increasing costs and regulations are all screwing down the pressure on small-scale skippers, says Kellian. (If fishers are required to install cameras on boats, for instance, they’ll have to pay for them.) Theft, poaching, and abuse from recreational fishers on social media don’t help. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uGMjECR7Dxwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uGMjECR7Dxw/fit=1000x1000/CAROLYN-MAREE-17.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHSnapper fills most of the bins when Adam Kellian hauls up the line. Snapper quota is expensive in Northland because it’s difficult to catch other species. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ETIwKfYDrFshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ETIwKfYDrFs/fit=1000x1000/CAROLYN-MAREE-16.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISH“So a big four-kilo fish you get $16 bucks for,” says Kellian. “End a life for that! You can’t think like that or you couldn’t do it—I just think about someone enjoying it.” Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008qpOi7upYYohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008qpOi7upYYo/fit=1000x1000/CAROLYN-MAREE-15.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHThe intensity and the thrill of longlining comes in those moments you pull up the line, says Kellian. His crew practise the Japanese technique of ikejime that delivers both a quick death and a tastier fillet. But there’s a lot more to the job, including long, smelly hours baiting hooks with pilchard and squid, and completing detailed paperwork for Fisheries New Zealand.. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DNzbK68tTmshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DNzbK68tTms/fit=1000x1000/CAROLYN-MAREE-12.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISH“This is the time of year I can go out the front of the harbour and pull up snapper, easily, right from beneath my feet, but they don’t want snapper—they want pink maomao and hapuku, because they’ve got quota to fill.” Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005W2Mz93bBxQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005W2Mz93bBxQ/fit=1000x1000/CAROLYN-MAREE-14.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHHe loves this life. There’s no commuter routine—every day is different. Thoughtful preparation gives way to the thrill of pulling up the line. But these days, those joys are tempered by the stresses of the job. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DRX9A7s9jdchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DRX9A7s9jdc/fit=1000x1000/CAROLYN-MAREE-13.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHKellian slides the hook from its flaring mouth with a flick of the wrist, then drives a spike through its brain, killing it instantly. This is a Japanese slaughter technique called ikejime, considered to be humane and to preserve the quality of the flesh. Aiken grabs the snapper by its red gills and throws it into an ice bin. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rgXRGNWNRUMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rgXRGNWNRUM/fit=1000x1000/CAROLYN-MAREE-11.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHBefore he was a longliner, Adam Kellian was a crayfisher, making all his own pots. When he started, leasing cray quota cost $12 a kilo. By his last year, he was paying $42 a kilo to lease the quota and making $32. “That’s a big part of the reason why I got out of it. The quota held more value than the actual fish itself. It just seemed so ridiculous, on top of all the vandalism, and the theft, and abuse I would get out on the water as a crayfisherman.” When crays were stolen from his pots, he still had to pay the quota owner, though he made no profit. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uaBzp_9o4Twhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uaBzp_9o4Tw/fit=1000x1000/CAROLYN-MAREE-10.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHCousins Connor Jones and Jack Aiken crew for Adam Kellian on the Carolyn Marie, laying the longline out into the dawn. “Every day we throw all that gear over the side and hope it comes back,” says Kellian. Sharks often bite through the line, causing hours of delay as the fishers turn back to find it. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w7jmEChT65Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w7jmEChT65Y/fit=1000x1000/CAROLYN-MAREE-08.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHCousins Connor Jones and Jack Aiken crew for Adam Kellian on the Carolyn Marie, laying the longline out into the dawn. “Every day we throw all that gear over the side and hope it comes back,” says Kellian. Sharks often bite through the line, causing hours of delay as the fishers turn back to find it. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004C.fr2vyh6khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004C.fr2vyh6k/fit=1000x1000/CAROLYN-MAREE-09.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHCousins Connor Jones and Jack Aiken crew for Adam Kellian on the Carolyn Marie, laying the longline out into the dawn. “Every day we throw all that gear over the side and hope it comes back,” says Kellian. Sharks often bite through the line, causing hours of delay as the fishers turn back to find it. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zqXmLmi64FUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zqXmLmi64FU/fit=1000x1000/CAROLYN-MAREE-07.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHIf you want to make money from fishing in New Zealand, it isn’t necessary to actually go fishing. You just need to buy quota. That’s because the quota management system has shifted the profits of fishing from the skipper on the water to the company holding the quota. Critics of the scheme say that it benefits few at the expense of many, that it serves corporations over communities, and that it has stifled innovation. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Yc_ZLQSVJeshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Yc_ZLQSVJes/fit=1000x1000/CAROLYN-MAREE-06.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHReduced income, uncertainty around accessing quota, and increasing costs and regulations are all screwing down the pressure on small-scale skippers, says Kellian. (If fishers are required to install cameras on boats, for instance, they’ll have to pay for them.) Theft, poaching, and abuse from recreational fishers on social media don’t Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005xlcyC_uBM0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005xlcyC_uBM0/fit=1000x1000/CAROLYN-MAREE-04.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHKellian works in the Snapper 1 fishery, which stretches from the east coast of Northland past the Hauraki Gulf to the Bay of Plenty. Last year, the amount of snapper that could be caught in Snapper 1 was 8050 tonnes. Of that, 3050 tonnes was set aside for recreational fishing, 50 for Maori customary take and 450 to account for fish killed by discarding or stolen by poachers. The remaining 4500 tonnes is the total commercial catch. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HanZZ5U6nsQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HanZZ5U6nsQ/fit=1000x1000/CAROLYN-MAREE-05.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHBut Kellian has no quota. Before he even looks at a snapper, he has to lease the right to catch it from someone who does, and it’s not cheap. He’s currently signed up to lease ACE from Sanford, one of the country’s largest fishing companies, which owns 22 per cent of all quota. He’s obliged to sell his fish only to Sanford, and can unload them only on certain days of the week. Kellian is paid a flat rate of $4 a kilo for his snapper, which includes the ACE rental. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JM2RKd89lI0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JM2RKd89lI0/fit=1000x1000/CAROLYN-MAREE-02.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHAt first, it was a great career. He was making good money crewing on tuna boats—enough to throw $100 notes down at the pub when he came ashore every few weeks. He loved it so much he got a bluefin tattooed on his bicep. By his early 20s, he had started a crayfish business and was his own boss. He had a boat, and he had the sea in his blood. What he didn’t have was quota—and in this country, that makes all the difference. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ps3zczmq1Z8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ps3zczmq1Z8/fit=1000x1000/CAROLYN-MAREE-03.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHThe intensity and the thrill of longlining comes in those moments you pull up the line, says Kellian. His crew practise the Japanese technique of ikejime that delivers both a quick death and a tastier fillet. But there’s a lot more to the job, including long, smelly hours baiting hooks with pilchard and squid, and completing detailed paperwork for Fisheries New Zealand.. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O52kD8CDOmEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O52kD8CDOmE/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-10-0390-2.jpgLittle penguinEudyptula minor (Little penguin) white flippered morph in rehabilitated captivity at the National Aquarium of New Zealand. Monday 09 May 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IuLDoWe._JQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IuLDoWe._JQ/fit=1000x1000/BETTERFISHING05.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHFishers who lease quota from processors are usually required to sell their fish to them—but because he owns his quota, Karl Warr’s wife Sarah is able to market his fish directly to customers, and can catch about a quarter of what he used to for a better profit. His yellowbellied flounder ends up at Hawke’s Bay’s upmarket Craggy Range restaurant, prepared by head chef Casey McDonald. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JSnTHjany58https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JSnTHjany58/fit=1000x1000/BETTERFISHING01.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHHawke’s Bay trawl fisherman Karl Warr “burned the candle at both ends, worked 90 hour weeks and lived meekly” until he could buy his own quota. That’s given him the freedom to innovate: he’s invented a cage that fits onto the end of a trawl net. He can modify the shape and size of the holes in the cage to allow juveniles and non-target fish to escape at depth (when fish with swim bladders are hauled to the surface they can get the bends, reducing survival rates). “I ultimately want a drafting gate connected to facial recognition software, so you could Bluetooth your shopping list,” says Warr. Not to mention harmlessly release bycatch. Already, his invention has reduced the mortality of undersized gurnard—one of his main target species—by 96 per cent. Now, Warr is working with NIWA to develop his invention further. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Uw2I4N0N3.4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Uw2I4N0N3.4/fit=1000x1000/TALLEYS.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHOver the past 30 years, quota ownership has consolidated in the hands of a few. At first, no entity could own more than 20 per cent of the quota in any fishery—but in 1996, that was lifted to 35 per cent (with a few exceptions). Once ACE trading was introduced, in 2001, companies could get around those limits by leasing more. Ten entities—corporates and iwi—now control 76 per cent of the annual quota by volume, and enjoy the advantages of scale. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YfLJoaVoBkUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YfLJoaVoBkU/fit=1000x1000/BETTERFISHING07.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHFishers who lease quota from processors are usually required to sell their fish to them—but because he owns his quota, Karl Warr’s wife Sarah is able to market his fish directly to customers, and can catch about a quarter of what he used to for a better profit. His yellowbellied flounder ends up at Hawke’s Bay’s upmarket Craggy Range restaurant, prepared by head chef Casey McDonald. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZqGbpS9PanYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZqGbpS9PanY/fit=1000x1000/BETTERFISHING06.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHFishers who lease quota from processors are usually required to sell their fish to them—but because he owns his quota, Karl Warr’s wife Sarah is able to market his fish directly to customers, and can catch about a quarter of what he used to for a better profit. His yellowbellied flounder ends up at Hawke’s Bay’s upmarket Craggy Range restaurant, prepared by head chef Casey McDonald. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000We7ZzQbzz.whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000We7ZzQbzz.w/fit=1000x1000/BETTERFISHING04.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHHawke’s Bay trawl fisherman Karl Warr “burned the candle at both ends, worked 90 hour weeks and lived meekly” until he could buy his own quota. That’s given him the freedom to innovate: he’s invented a cage that fits onto the end of a trawl net. He can modify the shape and size of the holes in the cage to allow juveniles and non-target fish to escape at depth (when fish with swim bladders are hauled to the surface they can get the bends, reducing survival rates). “I ultimately want a drafting gate connected to facial recognition software, so you could Bluetooth your shopping list,” says Warr. Not to mention harmlessly release bycatch. Already, his invention has reduced the mortality of undersized gurnard—one of his main target species—by 96 per cent. Now, Warr is working with NIWA to develop his invention further. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TmyqSVCz7Lchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TmyqSVCz7Lc/fit=1000x1000/BETTERFISHING02.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHHawke’s Bay trawl fisherman Karl Warr “burned the candle at both ends, worked 90 hour weeks and lived meekly” until he could buy his own quota. That’s given him the freedom to innovate: he’s invented a cage that fits onto the end of a trawl net. He can modify the shape and size of the holes in the cage to allow juveniles and non-target fish to escape at depth (when fish with swim bladders are hauled to the surface they can get the bends, reducing survival rates). “I ultimately want a drafting gate connected to facial recognition software, so you could Bluetooth your shopping list,” says Warr. Not to mention harmlessly release bycatch. Already, his invention has reduced the mortality of undersized gurnard—one of his main target species—by 96 per cent. Now, Warr is working with NIWA to develop his invention further. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KB_JrQYzHvghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KB_JrQYzHvg/fit=1000x1000/BETTERFISHING03.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHHawke’s Bay trawl fisherman Karl Warr “burned the candle at both ends, worked 90 hour weeks and lived meekly” until he could buy his own quota. That’s given him the freedom to innovate: he’s invented a cage that fits onto the end of a trawl net. He can modify the shape and size of the holes in the cage to allow juveniles and non-target fish to escape at depth (when fish with swim bladders are hauled to the surface they can get the bends, reducing survival rates). “I ultimately want a drafting gate connected to facial recognition software, so you could Bluetooth your shopping list,” says Warr. Not to mention harmlessly release bycatch. Already, his invention has reduced the mortality of undersized gurnard—one of his main target species—by 96 per cent. Now, Warr is working with NIWA to develop his invention further. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eOjYFJ0l7Nghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eOjYFJ0l7Ng/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-19-0119-2.jpgOctopus tetricusOctopus tetricus. (Captive). September 2014. Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T41GqLpzvL4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T41GqLpzvL4/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1127.jpgKermadec triplefinEnneapterygius kermadecensis (Kermadec triplefin). Monday 05 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 761. Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 33 meters. Bottom Time: 65 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,515 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m6E1UdQn.3Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m6E1UdQn.3A/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0471.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) and Arctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aP.mGjg5H4Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aP.mGjg5H4U/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0228-Edit.jpg2010-11-29-0228-Edit.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QOcR4NB6AM4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QOcR4NB6AM4/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0219-Edit.jpg2010-11-29-0219-Edit.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ss0W0voT.DUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ss0W0voT.DU/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0125.jpg2010-11-29-0125.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IeWGjjCkR94https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IeWGjjCkR94/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0885.jpg2010-11-29-0885.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lkhZOwMcTYUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lkhZOwMcTYU/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0149.jpg2010-11-28-0149.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MTuP2uEaUUAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MTuP2uEaUUA/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-08-0089.jpg2012-07-08-0089.jpgCheilodactylus eqhippium (Painted moki).Sunday 08 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 426.Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 222:08 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters.Bottom Time: 111 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,310 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,421 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TYqeGhu417khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TYqeGhu417k/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-12-0133.jpgOtago shagLeucocarbo chalconotus (Otago shag) colony on the historic Sumpter Wharf in the Oamaru Harbour, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VEvxmEZjOOYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VEvxmEZjOOY/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0063.jpgOtago shagLeucocarbo chalconotus (Otago shag) colony on the historic Sumpter Wharf in the Oamaru Harbour, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000opNCLSqSmj4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000opNCLSqSmj4/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0075.jpgOtago shagLeucocarbo chalconotus (Otago shag) colony on the historic Sumpter Wharf in the Oamaru Harbour, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z11KahHSUcYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z11KahHSUcY/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0097.jpgOtago shagLeucocarbo chalconotus (Otago shag) colony on the historic Sumpter Wharf in the Oamaru Harbour, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h3PLhSiOeRAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h3PLhSiOeRA/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0168.jpgHermit CrabHermit Crab (Diacanthurus spinulimanus) upon the Darwinella gardineeri sponge at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 237.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 37.55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,977 minutes..Cumulative Time: 13,067minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A0lWOTQw7ishttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A0lWOTQw7is/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0175.jpgHermit CrabHermit Crab (Diacanthurus spinulimanus) upon the Darwinella gardineeri sponge at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 237.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 37.55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,977 minutes..Cumulative Time: 13,067minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Dn9GY5L0DnEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Dn9GY5L0DnE/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-26-0049.jpg2011-03-26-0049.dngDarwinella gardineeri (Sponge) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 310.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Calypso Bay, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 124:32 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 21.4 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,157 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,219 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F9_ulExMaX0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F9_ulExMaX0/fit=1000x1000/20012-08-04-0163.jpg20012-08-04-0163.jpgDarwinella gardineeri (sponge).Saturday 04 August 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 429.Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 226:32 hh:mm.Mix: 21.Maximum Depth: 29.1 meters.Bottom Time: 91 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,596 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,687 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qEZMktN9_Akhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qEZMktN9_Ak/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0053.jpg2012-04-14-0053.jpgDarwinella gardineeri (Sponge).Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 354.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 197:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.2 meters..Bottom Time: 96 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,382 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,478 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000emXqOiM7K3chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000emXqOiM7K3c/fit=1000x1000/20012-08-04-0114.jpg20012-08-04-0114.jpgDarwinella gardineeri (sponge).Saturday 04 August 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 429.Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 226:32 hh:mm.Mix: 21.Maximum Depth: 29.1 meters.Bottom Time: 91 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,596 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,687 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WvVflsw50HUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WvVflsw50HU/fit=1000x1000/Mako-07.jpgBlue LightningZane Grey, Extroverted American game-fishing writer and novelist, Nicknamed them Blue Lightning, For their amazing gamefishing fishing traits, But in the end it was his 1926 classic, Tales of the Anglers Eldorado, That made Mako one of the most widely appropriated Maori Words in the World. Pictured: Local fisherman at the Hawkes Bay Sports Fishing Club in Napier, New Zealand enjoy a beer underneath a 385Kg Mako Shark that hangs above the bar. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/speed-demon/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 135 September - October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000012X_GFI1vKIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000012X_GFI1vKI/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0567.jpgDusky galaxiasDusky galaxias (Galaxias pullus). Tuesday 04 August 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.tvS7pewhQQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.tvS7pewhQQ/fit=1000x1000/NIUE11.jpgFROM TARO TO TOURISMCoral Pasisi holds Oscar, the family’s pet flying fox. Wild populations are threatened by hunting and extreme weather events that are both seasonal and unseasonably destructive. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/from-taro-to-tourism/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 154 November - December 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ERn4BcVs_Kghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ERn4BcVs_Kg/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-24-0084.jpgMottled Moray EelGymnothorax prionodon (Mottled Moray) Sunday 24 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 450 Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 248:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 70.7 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 75% OTU: 93% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,562 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iGmzT4w7vxQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iGmzT4w7vxQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0313.jpgGiant KelpA Giant masking crab (Leptomithrax australis) sits on the Giant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) Opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean. Saturday 08 January 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 296 Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions. Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands. Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes. Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y8X6Sf0CJhwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y8X6Sf0CJhw/fit=1000x1000/Hoiho-01.jpgLIFE ON THE EDGEYellow-eyed penguins, like the parents of this chick on Enderby Island, often nest hundreds of metres from the beach, necessitating long journeys through dense undergrowth. Nesting in private like this may help the birds avoid predatory sea lions. Parents take turns to forage for food, regurgitating squid and fish into their chicks’ mouths upon their return to the nest. Once the chicks are big enough to be left alone, both parents start going to sea on a daily basis—a team effort required to meet the infants’ escalating demands. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/life-on-the-edge/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 143 January-February 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pYuCn2Keobshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pYuCn2Keobs/fit=1000x1000/Snares-Crested-Penguin-03.jpgLIFE ON THE EDGESnares crested penguins take to the sea to forage for food. Highly productive conditions around the Snares Islands make them an ideal place to raise their young. Stable isotope studies of living and historical specimens show that ocean productivity and the diet of the penguins here have remained unchanged for 120 years. This is in stark contrast to Campbell Island, where a change in ocean productivity appears to be responsible for a massive decline in rockhopper penguins. The Snares’ environmental stability and pest-free status make them invaluable as a scientific control for penguin studies around the world. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/life-on-the-edge/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 143 January-February 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b9gYCqNI6BEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b9gYCqNI6BE/fit=1000x1000/Tar-puka01.jpgTENDING THE FLOCKNew Zealand has only one endemic gull, the tarāpuka, and it’s more endangered than the takahē, the hoiho and all five species of kiwi. Its survival depends on the preservation of the South Island’s unique braided-river ecosystems. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/tending-the-flock/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 155 January - February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QZrx53SGsGMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QZrx53SGsGM/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2232.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) chick, also known as Tarapuka at a colony on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UMRekbz2KOUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UMRekbz2KOU/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-5982.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DFE87FRn56Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DFE87FRn56Y/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0476.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kjuCMA1mpSYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kjuCMA1mpSY/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0140.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qOw6k9r_Zd0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qOw6k9r_Zd0/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-1712.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eOpQSxo.KU0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eOpQSxo.KU0/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0793.jpg2010-11-29-0793.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e0RYlyBIz0ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e0RYlyBIz0g/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0885.jpg2010-11-29-0885.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000goesPckOyTAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000goesPckOyTA/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0403.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kggiziW2mvYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kggiziW2mvY/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0444-2-1.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000057e_ldLzOxghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000057e_ldLzOxg/fit=1000x1000/False-killer-whales.jpgPseudorca crassidensA pod of False-killer whales (Pseudorca crassidens) off coast of the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand. Typically pelagic their off shore distribution makes them hard to study therefore little is known about their lives. The pod approached me as I was ending a 100 minute dive at dusk. With no strobe power left and a memory card nearly filled I knew every frame had to count, this being my favorite of the chance encounter. Tuesday 20 April 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DW_LW0HooPkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DW_LW0HooPk/fit=1000x1000/Telescope-fish-1.jpgTelescope fishMendosoma lineatum (Telescope fish)Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nzG3FXD_pLchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nzG3FXD_pLc/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0043.jpg2010-01-28-0043.jpgLace coral (Hippellozoon novaezelandiae) at Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 219.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 16:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 31.7 meters.Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,725 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.Rov_TFJtPEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.Rov_TFJtPE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-30-0020-1.jpg2014-04-30-0020_1.jpgCalyx imperialis (Organ-pipe sponge). Tuesday 29 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 526 Site: Cave Bay Ammunition Dump, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 342:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 57.8 meters Bottom Time: 150 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 82% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 36,187 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,337 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rEGs.C2Oez4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rEGs.C2Oez4/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-30-0022.jpg2014-04-30-0022.jpgCalyx imperialis (Organ-pipe sponge). Tuesday 29 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 526 Site: Cave Bay Ammunition Dump, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 342:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 57.8 meters Bottom Time: 150 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 82% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 36,187 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,337 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fTB_FgMiKx0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fTB_FgMiKx0/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-30-0021.jpg2014-04-30-0021.jpgCalyx imperialis (Organ-pipe sponge). Tuesday 29 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 526 Site: Cave Bay Ammunition Dump, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 342:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 57.8 meters Bottom Time: 150 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 82% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 36,187 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,337 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009.M70jm4tR8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009.M70jm4tR8/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0055.jpg2012-04-15-0055.jpgCalyx imperialis (Organ-pipe sponge)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 356.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve...Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 199:29 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50..Maximum Depth: 62.7 meters..Bottom Time: 105 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,552 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,657 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FADpSUy0uUQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FADpSUy0uUQ/fit=1000x1000/GOODWILL-HUNTING.jpgGOODWILL HUNTINGSpearfishers are taking aim at freshwater pests instead of dwindling marine species at the World Freshwater Spearfishing Championships held in Lake Taupō, New Zealand. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 158 July- August 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/goodwill-hunting/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lovTL8JMKzEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lovTL8JMKzE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0225-1.jpgEastern rockhopper penguinEudyptes filholi (Eastern rockhopper penguin) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yWD6Mu7t7zghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yWD6Mu7t7zg/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-11-0452.jpgLittle penguinEudyptula minor (Little penguin) white flippered morph in rehabilitated captivity at the National Aquarium of New Zealand. Monday 09 May 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kJX5NT4GZoAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kJX5NT4GZoA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0085.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) run the gauntlet through a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m6w3oqvOpiAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m6w3oqvOpiA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0036.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_zXoqXNhJwchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_zXoqXNhJwc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0042.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009o50n8nXqU4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009o50n8nXqU4/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-13-0156.jpgLittle penguinLittle Penguin chicks (Eudyptula minor) are weighed and measured at the Blue Penguin Colony tourist venture in Oamaru, New Zealand. 13 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ItJAAmRv9Sghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ItJAAmRv9Sg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0708.jpg2011-01-09-0708.jpgDead Southern Rata Forest (Metrosideros umbellata) on Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XNrNN5tf.E8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XNrNN5tf.E8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0782.jpg2011-01-09-0782.jpgMegaherbs on the floor of a Southern Rata Forest (Metrosideros umbellata) on Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l4WKCID2anIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l4WKCID2anI/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0805-2.jpg2011-01-09-0805-2.jpgDead Southern Rata Forest (Metrosideros umbellata) on Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x6OZDeRTZ_Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x6OZDeRTZ_Y/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0051.jpgOtago shagLeucocarbo chalconotus (Otago shag) colony on the historic Sumpter Wharf in the Oamaru Harbour, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.KNXK6F3xgkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.KNXK6F3xgk/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-18-0260.jpgParma alboscapularis (Black angelfish)A Black Angelfish (Parma alboscapularis) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 18 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 72 : Brady's Corner, Big Eye Cave and Shark Fin Cave in the Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 25.6 m. Average Depth 10.4.Bottom Time 64min. Bottom Time to Date 2991 min Cumulative Time 3055 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DoCVa5NmraQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DoCVa5NmraQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0539.jpgBlack angelfishParma alboscapularis (Black angelfish) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sV9VRbKJb0Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sV9VRbKJb0Y/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0167.jpg2012-04-20-0167.jpgParma alboscapularis (Black angelfish) Juvenile..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 369..Site: Trev?s Rock to El Torito Cave, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,688 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,758 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l71wa_0YayIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l71wa_0YayI/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0348.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001KFdo9Hu6EEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001KFdo9Hu6EE/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0651-1.jpgFiordland crested penguinAn adult Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to its nest through thick forest at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F8iGi4mNgz0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F8iGi4mNgz0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0019.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oqG0dbAaN4Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oqG0dbAaN4Q/fit=1000x1000/2017-09-01-0225.jpgDwarf Minke WhaleBalaenoptera acutorostrata (Dwarf Minke Whale) at Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand. Friday 01 September 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pO_Zq63wjFchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pO_Zq63wjFc/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0330.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b27UoATFVF8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b27UoATFVF8/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0375.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VGYamoDhD7khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VGYamoDhD7k/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0138.jpg2010-04-17-0138.jpgKaruhiruh or the Pied shag (Phalacrocorax varius) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 237.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 37.55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,977 minutes..Cumulative Time: 13,067minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zd63wbPMNn0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zd63wbPMNn0/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0151.jpg2010-04-17-0151.jpgKaruhiruh or the Pied shag (Phalacrocorax varius) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 237.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 37.55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,977 minutes..Cumulative Time: 13,067minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JYS33M3O0LYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JYS33M3O0LY/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0442.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sQU9PLAHW7shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sQU9PLAHW7s/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0315-2.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kLrqy5NAVhUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kLrqy5NAVhU/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-27-0835.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) Great Mercury Island, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BYUqklYwaLohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BYUqklYwaLo/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-12-0520.jpgLittle PenguinA raft of Little penguin's (Eudyptula minor) arrive at the Blue Penguin Colony tourist venture in Oamaru, New Zealand. 12 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KaTYx4p7Knghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KaTYx4p7Kng/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-07-1210.jpgSpotted shagStictocarbo punctatu (Spotted shag) Ashburton River / Hakatere mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Saturday 06 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OZX377q1080https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OZX377q1080/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0894.jpgLittle penguinA Little penguin (Eudyptula minor) leaves it's nest under a shop in the Victorian precinct of Oamaru, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009cASVZT0_Y0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009cASVZT0_Y0/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-07-0716.jpgWhite-fronted ternSterna striata (White-fronted tern) at the Rangitata River mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Saturday 06 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000idHXt_gPwIshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000idHXt_gPwIs/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0847.jpgLittle penguinA little penguin (Eudyptula minor) runs underneath a parked car while returning to it's nest at night at Oamaru, New Zealand. Fatality's caused by cars is a major risk for the little penguin. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pC9QTzJxyZshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pC9QTzJxyZs/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-2515.jpgBuller's AlbatrossThalassarche bulleri (Buller's Albatross) off the Coast of South East Island in the Chatham Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nV8IMEnHeEkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nV8IMEnHeEk/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0068.jpg2012-05-12-0068.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KtfdYjj3YEMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KtfdYjj3YEM/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-1254.jpgBuller's ShearwaterPuffinis bulleri (Buller's Shearwater) washed up on the beach dead at Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000itfwoonM0c8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000itfwoonM0c8/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0529.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oq0OxUoUaEEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oq0OxUoUaEE/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0525.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OetE4wAqZuQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OetE4wAqZuQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0515.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qAkhQPtqCmohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qAkhQPtqCmo/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0304.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zPOjL9VJDlEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zPOjL9VJDlE/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0091.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000Ovn1ocUcbchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000Ovn1ocUcbc/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0162.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dBDFQNLK_C0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dBDFQNLK_C0/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0213.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PhRIFkDXqjAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PhRIFkDXqjA/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0085.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KrFKnNGK7CEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KrFKnNGK7CE/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0068.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009A.cigzFM88https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009A.cigzFM88/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0083.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q2ZIGZ0o8Yshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q2ZIGZ0o8Ys/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0023.jpg2009-10-31-0023.jpgShafts of sunlight illuminate the dive site of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov . The Ivan Franko class, Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nzhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BlXcBCmLYe8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BlXcBCmLYe8/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0145.jpg2009-07-26-0145.jpgA snapper ( Pagrus auratus) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uhakNroEb6ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uhakNroEb6o/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-15-0007-2.jpg2008-05-15-0007-2.jpgPagrus auratus (Snapper). Thursday 15 May 2008 Photograph Richard Robinson Dive Number 77 : Goat Island with Andrew Simpson of Global Dive Max Depth 10.4 m. Average Depth 6.4 Bottom Time 79 min. Bottom Time to Date 3254 min Cumulative Time 3333 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007IDxwYFkZQYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007IDxwYFkZQY/fit=1000x1000/Mauis-dolphin.jpgMaui's DolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). Critically endangered the Maui's dolphin is the worldís smallest and most rare marine dolphin. Pictured south of the Manukau Harbour off the West Coast of the North Island of New Zealand. Monday 25 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WbxPFfT830Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WbxPFfT830M/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0085.jpg2011-07-17-0085.jpgUnidentified sea snail (Gastropod) laying eggs at Ngaroimata Point at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 371.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 157:19 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,834 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,896 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.iVTiRaeFOohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.iVTiRaeFOo/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0143.jpg2011-09-03-0143.jpgParazoanthus elongates (Yellow zoanthid anemone) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 377.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 164:20 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 36.3 meters..Bottom Time: 84 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,242 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,326 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D6MMwWztgn0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D6MMwWztgn0/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0202.jpg2011-09-03-0202.jpgOkenia mija (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 377.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 164:20 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 36.3 meters..Bottom Time: 84 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,242 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,326 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K6JJsD1zc7ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K6JJsD1zc7g/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0210.jpg2011-09-03-0210.jpgOkenia mija (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 377.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 164:20 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 36.3 meters..Bottom Time: 84 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,242 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,326 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yMbRxI1rbe8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yMbRxI1rbe8/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0244.jpg2012-02-18-0244.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iXREUPHa_V0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iXREUPHa_V0/fit=1000x1000/knights-pana-01.jpgPoor Knights IslandsPoor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Vdqn0G.RqE8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Vdqn0G.RqE8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0126.jpgCaulerpa longifoliaCaulerpa longifolia framed by Delisea compressa at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 453 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 251:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 43% OTU: 41% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,815 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,911 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hhpRzCBPWPMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hhpRzCBPWPM/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0124.jpgCaulerpa longifoliaCaulerpa longifolia framed by Delisea compressa at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 453 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 251:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 43% OTU: 41% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,815 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,911 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P8._.aje0PIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P8._.aje0PI/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0040.jpg2010-04-23-0040.jpgDiver Mary Carney is silhouetted near the surface before a dive at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 255.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters..Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LCaekVQwCwEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LCaekVQwCwE/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0233.jpg2010-04-21-0233.jpgLight refracted through salps give a rainbow effect on Snapper (Pagrus auratus) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 248.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 51:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.8 meters..Bottom Time: 88 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,823 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,911 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WQDAXQjSEBchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WQDAXQjSEBc/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-20-0137.jpgCommon kelpCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand. Tuesday 20 April 2010 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010 Dive Number: 245 Boat: Mazurka. Site: Cave Bay Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Temperature: 20.3 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 47:58 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 31.3 meters. Bottom Time: 75 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 13,611 minutes. Cumulative Time: 13,686 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000kIvHuJFirshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000kIvHuJFirs/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-1065.jpgTarā nuiHydroprogne caspia (Caspian tern) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mpkj_TAMkpUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mpkj_TAMkpU/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-1041.jpgTarā nuiHydroprogne caspia (Caspian tern) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_VsWPsGRwK4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_VsWPsGRwK4/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-1032.jpgTarā nuiHydroprogne caspia (Caspian tern) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xcphcdQOEPshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xcphcdQOEPs/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-1024-1.jpgTarā nuiHydroprogne caspia (Caspian tern) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JQqCzVQY6Vohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JQqCzVQY6Vo/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-21-1024.jpgTarā nuiHydroprogne caspia (Caspian tern) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Monday 21 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009.kE.xHSLQwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009.kE.xHSLQw/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-07-0731.jpgWhite-fronted ternSterna striata (White-fronted tern) at the Rangitata River mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Saturday 06 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BGf96Br9KiMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BGf96Br9KiM/fit=1000x1000/2017-10-22-0011.jpg2017-10-22-0011.tifSterna striata (White-fronted tern) sits on a lost mussel buoy in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rYXjeZ3fgS8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rYXjeZ3fgS8/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-13-0461.jpgWhite fronted ternSterna striata (White-fronted tern) Otago, New Zealand. October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.6pdlIOWSZYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.6pdlIOWSZY/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0822.jpgNorthern KahawhaiArripis xylabion (Northern Kahawhai). Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 760. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 17.5 meters. Bottom Time: 78 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,372 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,450 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F_BdZMkEPfIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F_BdZMkEPfI/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0004.jpg2012-02-19-0004.jpgRebreather diver Andrew Simpson is dwarfed by a giant Black Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.) at a depth of 63 meters at an unnamed reef at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 348.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 190:39 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 71.3 meters..Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,933 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mndJe_fOpYUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mndJe_fOpYU/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-23-0310.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Sunday 23 March 2008 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2008https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mnaQVruhUJAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mnaQVruhUJA/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-23-0210.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Sunday 23 March 2008 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2008https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001OBUGsx3Ml4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001OBUGsx3Ml4/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-1325.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007AACinR3ZFAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007AACinR3ZFA/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-1264.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wlt964QmL.Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wlt964QmL.I/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-1245.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bETIL3F3IVEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bETIL3F3IVE/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-1086.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t23lhNstbakhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t23lhNstbak/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-1182.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l8EUwTDm174https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l8EUwTDm174/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-1141.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k_MRX7PI_QAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k_MRX7PI_QA/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0998.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d09BiQ849O0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d09BiQ849O0/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0983.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Grf22m28Gdohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Grf22m28Gdo/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0973.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IgNTFLv5BIAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IgNTFLv5BIA/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0816.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aheSRZSvlLwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aheSRZSvlLw/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0815.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ScsWbrXBsrAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ScsWbrXBsrA/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0741.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zcdTH3_rhEIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zcdTH3_rhEI/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0758.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uaeqkhiwPi0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uaeqkhiwPi0/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0713.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M8MdUkRqJYAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M8MdUkRqJYA/fit=1000x1000/Martin-Henderson.jpgMartin HendersonMartin Henderson, Kiwi Hollywood Actor. November 2005. Photograph Richard Robinson. 2005 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ANjBUc.OtnYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ANjBUc.OtnY/fit=1000x1000/Graham-Brazier.jpgGraham BrazierNew Zealand music icon and poet Graham Brazier, New Zealand musician, poet. August 2007. Photograph Richard Robinson. 2007 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TZhWwWgCV9ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TZhWwWgCV9g/fit=1000x1000/Sir-Bob-Jones.jpgSir Bob JonesSir Bob Jones. July 2014. Photograph by Richard Robinson. 2014 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HFtR0zTrICkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HFtR0zTrICk/fit=1000x1000/Sonny-Bill-Williams.jpgSonny Bill WilliamsSonny Bill Williams leaves the field wearing a Red Nose for for Cure Kids at the end of the Captains Run on the eve of their test against Australia at Eden Park, Auckland. 24 August 2012 New Zealand Herald Photograph by Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006v91LYe.LsUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006v91LYe.LsU/fit=1000x1000/Jon-Bridges.jpgJon BridgesJon Bridges actor, comedian, producer and cyclist. Photograph by Richard Robinson. 2012 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WIXPltw2BUUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WIXPltw2BUU/fit=1000x1000/Brian-Turner.jpgBrian TurnerAuthor Brian Turner near his home in Oturehua with the Hawkdun Ranges in the background, in the Maniototo region of Central Otago. Photograph Richard Robinson. 2009 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xv6AcYBm83Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xv6AcYBm83U/fit=1000x1000/Hector-Busby.jpgHector BusbySir Hekenukumai Busby puts the finishing touches to his second waka hourua, Ngahiraka Mai Tawhiti, in 2008. New Zealand Herald Photograph Richard Robinson. 2008 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photographhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000urfk_lgFsJwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000urfk_lgFsJw/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0067.jpgArc Eye HawkfishParacirrhites arcatus (Arc Eye Hawkfish) at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000004huo6nbJBUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000004huo6nbJBU/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-02-0564.jpgThree-Line CardinalfishOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish). Friday 02 October 2015 Dive Number: 756 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 22.9 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,130 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,190 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E3ChcbjnHR8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E3ChcbjnHR8/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-25-0163.jpg2010-10-25-0163.jpgMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). Critically endangered the Maui's dolphin is the world's smallest and most rare marine dolphin. Pictured south of the Manukau Harbour off the West Coast of the North Island of New Zealand..Monday 25 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VXUm7zCSno4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VXUm7zCSno4/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-25-0231-5.jpg2010-10-25-0231-5.jpgMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). Critically endangered the Maui's dolphin is the world's smallest and most rare marine dolphin. Pictured south of the Manukau Harbour off the West Coast of the North Island of New Zealand..Monday 25 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IGP0dHAZBDshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IGP0dHAZBDs/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0013.jpgLong finned pilot whaleGlobicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whales) off the coast of Northern New Zealand. April 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nlem5sMeUzghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nlem5sMeUzg/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-11-0682.jpgBanded dotterelCharadrius bicinctus bicinctus (Banded dotterel) nesting at the Mangawhai Sandspit, New Zealand. Monday 11 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000INVwd1pDum0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000INVwd1pDum0/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-11-0645.jpgBanded dotterelCharadrius bicinctus bicinctus (Banded dotterel) nesting at the Mangawhai Sandspit, New Zealand. Monday 11 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qm_knLdNyughttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qm_knLdNyug/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-11-0671.jpgBanded dotterelCharadrius bicinctus bicinctus (Banded dotterel) nesting at the Mangawhai Sandspit, New Zealand. Monday 11 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tULbi5ZRRcAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tULbi5ZRRcA/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-11-0644.jpgBanded dotterelCharadrius bicinctus bicinctus (Banded dotterel) nesting at the Mangawhai Sandspit, New Zealand. Monday 11 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000njBy.AIEBNAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000njBy.AIEBNA/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-11-0643.jpgBanded dotterelCharadrius bicinctus bicinctus (Banded dotterel) nesting at the Mangawhai Sandspit, New Zealand. Monday 11 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gDxKALfecKMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gDxKALfecKM/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-11-0633.jpgBanded dotterelCharadrius bicinctus bicinctus (Banded dotterel) nesting at the Mangawhai Sandspit, New Zealand. Monday 11 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TjfbuOt7baohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TjfbuOt7bao/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-11-0626.jpgBanded dotterelCharadrius bicinctus bicinctus (Banded dotterel) nesting at the Mangawhai Sandspit, New Zealand. Monday 11 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YITRnkXIPOwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YITRnkXIPOw/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-11-0635.jpgBanded dotterelCharadrius bicinctus bicinctus (Banded dotterel) nesting at the Mangawhai Sandspit, New Zealand. Monday 11 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HwahFZQOwushttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HwahFZQOwus/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-11-0631.jpgBanded dotterelCharadrius bicinctus bicinctus (Banded dotterel) nesting at the Mangawhai Sandspit, New Zealand. Monday 11 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JcmAgMMzoWohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JcmAgMMzoWo/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-11-0619.jpgBanded dotterelCharadrius bicinctus bicinctus (Banded dotterel) nesting at the Mangawhai Sandspit, New Zealand. Monday 11 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000w85kDh.Dykhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000w85kDh.Dyk/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-11-0614.jpgBanded dotterelCharadrius bicinctus bicinctus (Banded dotterel) nesting at the Mangawhai Sandspit, New Zealand. Monday 11 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bSUgOFu6UDwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bSUgOFu6UDw/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-11-0608.jpgBanded dotterelCharadrius bicinctus bicinctus (Banded dotterel) nesting at the Mangawhai Sandspit, New Zealand. Monday 11 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wb_q3jClJZYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wb_q3jClJZY/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-11-0610.jpgBanded dotterelCharadrius bicinctus bicinctus (Banded dotterel) nesting at the Mangawhai Sandspit, New Zealand. Monday 11 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DQjtjU1cZlMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DQjtjU1cZlM/fit=1000x1000/Mako-03.jpgBlue LightningThe mako’s sleek, hydrodynamic shape, sensational burst of speed and propensity to leap clear of the water when hooked has made the species a target for anglers and trophy hunters. One of these sports fishermen in the 1960s was an executive with General Motors, who commissioned a version of the Corvette Stingray sports car as a homage to the shark. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/speed-demon/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 135 September - October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g5RPlBVIJpEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g5RPlBVIJpE/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0202.jpgErect Crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EnHymIPatTEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EnHymIPatTE/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0368.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) and Arctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U18Yjtgy5Pshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U18Yjtgy5Ps/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-09-0019.jpgBryde's whaleBalaenoptera edeni (Bryde's whale) in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Photographed under permit. Wednesday 09 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OqY3SmAvQuYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OqY3SmAvQuY/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-06-0007-2-1.jpgBryde's whaleBryde’s whale (Balaenoptera edeni) on the surface at the edge of the continental shelf. They are the most common large whale on the east coast of the North Island, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004WS0BjoVJJQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004WS0BjoVJJQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-09-0021.jpgBryde's whaleBalaenoptera edeni (Bryde's whale) in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Photographed under permit. Wednesday 09 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uSyS4opmUMkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uSyS4opmUMk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0969-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gkopUh7st7Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gkopUh7st7U/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0990.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BBY13pHnWQIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BBY13pHnWQI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0025.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) Adult male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 14 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nHgr158Gy58https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nHgr158Gy58/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0077.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionWildlife Biologist Chris Muller retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZlUp2u9yYHEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZlUp2u9yYHE/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0212.jpg2011-01-09-0212.jpgA female New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) and pup at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J0xMxG2uBVYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J0xMxG2uBVY/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-0017-2.jpgGulf gurnard perchNeosebastes bougainvillii (Gulf gurnard perch) Editorial Use Only. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 Dive Number: 1004 Time: 08:36 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,500 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,566 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Of712CCsdJ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Of712CCsdJ0/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0123.jpg2013-02-23-0123.jpgKyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer) Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 448 Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 244:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 110 minutes Mix: 16/50 CNS: 62% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,330 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,440 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jq33Faf663shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jq33Faf663s/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-13-0114.jpg2010-02-13-0114.jpgA school of Demoiselle (Chromis dispilus) at Tie Dye Arch at The Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) , Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 226.Boat: Pacific Hideaway..Site: Tie Dye Arch at The Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) , Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 25:30 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 20.6 meters.Bottom Time: 87 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,220 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,307 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q1mKmLDmrDohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q1mKmLDmrDo/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-26-0056.jpg2010-06-26-0056.jpgDiver Ian Skipworth illuminates unidentified gorgonian fans At the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 261.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Passage..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 12.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 67:09 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 29 meters..Bottom Time: 104 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,753 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,857 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tVyWEPy_LHkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tVyWEPy_LHk/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-26-0140.jpg2010-06-26-0140.jpgDiver Ian Skipworth swims over a kelp bed at the passage at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 261.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Passage..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 12.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 67:09 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 29 meters..Bottom Time: 104 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,753 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,857 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S0vTO.Z2jjEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S0vTO.Z2jjE/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-27-0008.jpg2010-06-27-0008.jpgDiver Ian Skipworth photographs a pinnacle between Blue Maomao and Southern Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 263.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Blue Maomao Arch to Southern Arch..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 70:09 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.4 meters...Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,942 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,039 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T4C.V36BNtghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T4C.V36BNtg/fit=1000x1000/Pseudorca-crassidens-0006.jpgPseudorca crassidens-0006.jpgA pod of False-killer whales (Pseudorca crassidens) follows closely behind a pod of Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Tuesday 20 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yXuV0KLwDrAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yXuV0KLwDrA/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-01-0013.jpgIophon proximumIophon proximum (sponge). Thursday 01 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 528 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 11:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 348:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 80.3 meters Bottom Time: 183 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 101% OTU: 88% Bottom Time to Date: 36,490 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,673 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009uY49GIEIWwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009uY49GIEIWw/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-02-0020.jpgGorgonian FansGorgonian Fans on a deep reef. Friday 02 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 529 Site: Wades World, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:09 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 350:50 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 76.6 meters Bottom Time: 157 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 86% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 36,673 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,830 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z_w1bZO5Z28https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z_w1bZO5Z28/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-18-0011.jpg2011-02-18-0011.jpgDecapterus koheru (Koheru) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 18 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 302.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Anna Matuszczak..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 108:12 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.1 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,168 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,228 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JNgR7afzZJUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JNgR7afzZJU/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-19-0054.jpg2010-04-19-0054.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Monday 19 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 242.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 44:44 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 33.2 meters..Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,413 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,488 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jTsZZwTu9zYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jTsZZwTu9zY/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0317.jpg2010-07-09-0317.jpgAciculites pulchra on the floor of Rikoriko Cave at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rC1mjgc9Gf4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rC1mjgc9Gf4/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-11-0126.jpg2010-07-11-0126.jpgCrayfish (Jasus edwardsii) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 11 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 270.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 12.7 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 80:19 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 32.2 meters...Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,584 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,662 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GNXJFjgtLQ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GNXJFjgtLQ8/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0280.jpg2010-07-09-0280.jpgSponges Unidentified by the Photographer from the phylum porifera on the floor of Rikoriko Cave at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q9.fCOGqSVQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q9.fCOGqSVQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-10-0014.jpg2010-07-10-0014.jpgScorpion Fish (Scorpaena cardinalis) on the sea floor bellow Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 10 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 267.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Mary's Wall to El Torito Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 76:07 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters...Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,323 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,409 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IiD54vx76TMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IiD54vx76TM/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-18-0010.jpg2011-02-18-0010.jpgDecapterus koheru (Koheru) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 18 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 302.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Anna Matuszczak..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 108:12 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.1 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,168 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,228 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PQEz7P0qU7Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PQEz7P0qU7E/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0084.jpg2011-07-17-0084.jpgUnidentified sea snail (Gastropod) laying eggs at Ngaroimata Point at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 371.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 157:19 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,834 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,896 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000povnJq_nztchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000povnJq_nztc/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0073.jpg2011-07-17-0073.jpgUnidentified sea snail (Gastropod) laying eggs at Ngaroimata Point at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 371.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 157:19 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,834 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,896 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tzYEsV.icQUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tzYEsV.icQU/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0068.jpg2011-07-17-0068.jpgUnidentified sea snail (Gastropod) laying eggs at Ngaroimata Point at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 371.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 157:19 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,834 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,896 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dGL_bq9beH0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dGL_bq9beH0/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-08-0147.jpg2009-02-08-0147.jpgKingfish (Seriola grandis) Nine miles off the coast of Napier in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand..Sunday 08 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 144.Max Depth 3 m. .Average Depth 2.4m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 100 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6684 min. .Cumulative Time 6784 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hnG8Y1wqq7khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hnG8Y1wqq7k/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-13-0197.jpg2010-02-13-0197.jpgA school of Kingfish (Seriola lalandi) at Fred's Pinnacle at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 227.Boat: Pacific Hideaway..Site: Fred's Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 26:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 87 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,307 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,394 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I7NYZr5tnjchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I7NYZr5tnjc/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0378.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K9QTuyey4Jshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K9QTuyey4Js/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0102.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R.eFJkjafs4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R.eFJkjafs4/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0043.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZZtYKfyUdbwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZZtYKfyUdbw/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0067.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pJFodVI3QhUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pJFodVI3QhU/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0013.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eCv.iz2Ufy8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eCv.iz2Ufy8/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2364.jpgWhite Faced HeronEgretta novaehollandiae (White Faced Heron) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SYw0Zcvr5G8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SYw0Zcvr5G8/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2332.jpgWhite Faced HeronEgretta novaehollandiae (White Faced Heron) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XPlDoJZm1Zchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XPlDoJZm1Zc/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2313.jpgWhite Faced HeronEgretta novaehollandiae (White Faced Heron) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K0ucUSTBcT4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K0ucUSTBcT4/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2316.jpgWhite Faced HeronEgretta novaehollandiae (White Faced Heron) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007M9VZbN8HKMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007M9VZbN8HKM/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1597.jpg2019-11-05-1597.tifHaematopus unicolor (Variable oystercatcher), Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AQa42v_cvcEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AQa42v_cvcE/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2661.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LK.M5DorHkQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LK.M5DorHkQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1581.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_41BgRR5BkAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_41BgRR5BkA/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1554.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nqJQN6HgJRMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nqJQN6HgJRM/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1585.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yPgRJvZRsNAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yPgRJvZRsNA/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2355.jpgPied stiltHimantopus himantopus (Pied stilt) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WRXpWC1fGmMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WRXpWC1fGmM/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2408.jpgPied stiltHimantopus himantopus (Pied stilt) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nQUbNRon6H0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nQUbNRon6H0/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1487.jpgPied stiltHimantopus himantopus (Pied stilt) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000txR4acmntc0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000txR4acmntc0/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1474.jpgPied stiltHimantopus himantopus (Pied stilt) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZaVZqj9QQO0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZaVZqj9QQO0/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1479.jpgPied stiltHimantopus himantopus (Pied stilt) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002kx_tdbBpbQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002kx_tdbBpbQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2995.jpgCaspian ternHydroprogne caspia (Caspian tern) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wGIuNBLJKIMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wGIuNBLJKIM/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2949.jpgCaspian ternHydroprogne caspia (Caspian tern) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ErybK.4HCO4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ErybK.4HCO4/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2940-1.jpgCaspian ternHydroprogne caspia (Caspian tern) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZGErZT8PuG8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZGErZT8PuG8/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2947.jpgCaspian ternHydroprogne caspia (Caspian tern) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rm93bh2fa78https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rm93bh2fa78/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2941.jpgCaspian ternHydroprogne caspia (Caspian tern) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004h13n5iCbI4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004h13n5iCbI4/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2940.jpgCaspian ternHydroprogne caspia (Caspian tern) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DevOLw67nY0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DevOLw67nY0/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2767.jpgCaspian ternHydroprogne caspia (Caspian tern) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vj5lFOym4UUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vj5lFOym4UU/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-02-0079.jpgRed mokiCheilodactylus spectabilis (Red moki). Saturday 02 May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 749 Site: Simo’s Reef, Poor Knights Islands, New Zealand Boat: Mazurka Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 09:00 Temperature: 18.5 degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 365:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 73.3 meters Bottom Time: 145 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 83% OTU: 70% Bottom Time to Date: 41,575 minutes Cumulative Time: 41,720 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hKD5MUC7Nf8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hKD5MUC7Nf8/fit=1000x1000/SEAS-OF-BOUNTY.jpgSEAS OF BOUNTYSwept by the cold seas of the Southern Ocean, New Zealand’s outposts of the Bounty and Antipodes Islands are awash with life. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 127 May- June 2014. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/seas-of-bounty/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wxOB2dCUUgghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wxOB2dCUUgg/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1912.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel), Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004I_rKqvltC0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004I_rKqvltC0/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0979.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel), Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CtMhPn.mf1chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CtMhPn.mf1c/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0979-1.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel), Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pvNnGag_6Rwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pvNnGag_6Rw/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0512.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel), Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RZhY7QoOvDghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RZhY7QoOvDg/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0949.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel), Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001BPBr3yFuJ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001BPBr3yFuJ4/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0492.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel), Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Hn8E15DsomMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Hn8E15DsomM/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0362.jpgWhite Faced HeronWhite Faced Heron, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MGZYtaJpeuEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MGZYtaJpeuE/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0317.jpgBar tailed godwitLimosa lapponica (Bar tailed godwit) non breeding adult, Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WyxFm2YNfoUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WyxFm2YNfoU/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-01-0539.jpg2019-11-01-0539.tifHaematopus unicolor (Variable oystercatcher), Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 01 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f5I3YPnEds0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f5I3YPnEds0/fit=1000x1000/Pseudorca-crassidens-0014.jpgPseudorca crassidens-0014.jpgA pod of False-killer whales (Pseudorca crassidens) follows closely behind a pod of Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Tuesday 20 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.VLDsIVYmgQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.VLDsIVYmgQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0014-2.jpgblue knifefishLabracoglossa nitida (blue knifefish). Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 766 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,834minutes Cumulative Time: 42,765 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001SRM1oa2tV0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001SRM1oa2tV0/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0295.jpgVariable oystercatcherHaematopus unicolor (Variable oystercatcher) at Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dYzgN4bLi4Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dYzgN4bLi4I/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0278.jpgVariable oystercatcherHaematopus unicolor (Variable oystercatcher) at Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VDzrlbR.P0Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VDzrlbR.P0E/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0293.jpgVariable oystercatcherHaematopus unicolor (Variable oystercatcher) at Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FlYj2WZoJZohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FlYj2WZoJZo/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-0294.jpgVariable oystercatcherHaematopus unicolor (Variable oystercatcher) at Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cP8U1OXxbMchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cP8U1OXxbMc/fit=1000x1000/FISHERIES.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHAre there plenty more fish in the sea? Reports of falling hoki stocks off the West Coast and the near-disappearance of crayfish from the Hauraki Gulf suggest that our ‘best in the world’ fisheries management may not be living up to the hype. Three decades ago, the right to catch and sell fish became a property right, one that has now accumulated in the hands of a few. How has that worked out for people—and for fish? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s6i5kdxUZ7ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s6i5kdxUZ7o/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-1253.jpgBuller's ShearwaterPuffinis bulleri (Buller's Shearwater) washed up on the beach dead at Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O_I3Bwye_10https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O_I3Bwye_10/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-1244.jpgFluttering shearwaterPuffinus gavia (Fluttering shearwater) washed up on the beach at Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DbwO2UI4yjUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DbwO2UI4yjU/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-1239.jpgFluttering shearwaterPuffinus gavia (Fluttering shearwater) washed up on the beach at Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007.g1bpV70OUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007.g1bpV70OU/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-1228.jpgSouthern black backed gullLarus dominicanus (Southern black backed gull) washed up on the beach at Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VcmuzWqJxQ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VcmuzWqJxQ8/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-1235.jpgSouthern black backed gullLarus dominicanus (Southern black backed gull) washed up on the beach at Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g5_7ZHO9T_shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g5_7ZHO9T_s/fit=1000x1000/FISHERIES.jpgTHE PRICE OF FISHAre there plenty more fish in the sea? Reports of falling hoki stocks off the West Coast and the near-disappearance of crayfish from the Hauraki Gulf suggest that our ‘best in the world’ fisheries management may not be living up to the hype. Three decades ago, the right to catch and sell fish became a property right, one that has now accumulated in the hands of a few. How has that worked out for people—and for fish? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 160 November - December 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-price-of-fish/?https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_t7HOMxPY0Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_t7HOMxPY0Y/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0500.jpgVariable OystercatcherHaematopus unicolor (Variable oystercatcher) at Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ofr8pRCBm.Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ofr8pRCBm.M/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0491.jpgVariable OystercatcherHaematopus unicolor (Variable oystercatcher) at Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z8rjgGcZPJwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z8rjgGcZPJw/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0405.jpgVariable OystercatcherHaematopus unicolor (Variable oystercatcher) at Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mIG1Z1r6GBMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mIG1Z1r6GBM/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0412.jpgVariable OystercatcherHaematopus unicolor (Variable oystercatcher) at Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A2Hal.vIObEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A2Hal.vIObE/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0455.jpgVariable OystercatcherHaematopus unicolor (Variable oystercatcher) at Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nigiOhQ5M.chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nigiOhQ5M.c/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-1035.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JfLp.0VipTYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JfLp.0VipTY/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-09-0711.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VQMmcJNyR3Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VQMmcJNyR3Q/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0134.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mT8xG2uKPz0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mT8xG2uKPz0/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0159.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qq73HPZkbxkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qq73HPZkbxk/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0175.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009cqPNt.azUMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009cqPNt.azUM/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0197.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t8thAUBkaqchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t8thAUBkaqc/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0210.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WWuK7Zq01LQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WWuK7Zq01LQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0211.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Hn89SkpHoVMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Hn89SkpHoVM/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0243.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KpN4ZHxesVIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KpN4ZHxesVI/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0229.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CK1JgfIjnSMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CK1JgfIjnSM/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0245.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000095bFxhy.RtMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000095bFxhy.RtM/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0254-1.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pEKMpXQSCDMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pEKMpXQSCDM/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0355.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ljzQJ365UFohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ljzQJ365UFo/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0384.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LOmWGWNJjCEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LOmWGWNJjCE/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0393.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IRavOJDE3nIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IRavOJDE3nI/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0402.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EJEGCe1h56Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EJEGCe1h56I/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0427.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000stbL.MWBiLIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000stbL.MWBiLI/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0488-1.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002q3DjBa841Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002q3DjBa841M/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0125.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CLFVDb7FOakhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CLFVDb7FOak/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0996.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003NYwudu0voohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003NYwudu0voo/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-1037.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yLpnfrcunp4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yLpnfrcunp4/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0949.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jQT265Hb5MUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jQT265Hb5MU/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0989.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MOJBqsS993khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MOJBqsS993k/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0919.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TZecRwCFDTghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TZecRwCFDTg/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0950.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000023Ricc89Re0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000023Ricc89Re0/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0869.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000urc.9wC39Gohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000urc.9wC39Go/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0858.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002xMAEImfWukhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002xMAEImfWuk/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0886.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T..Sl98Q8cwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T..Sl98Q8cw/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0830.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QHvEpvw3G8Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QHvEpvw3G8E/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0837.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cOVmIH566Cohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cOVmIH566Co/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0821.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QUaUHB6WDgMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QUaUHB6WDgM/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0820.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yR27NTUk.EAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yR27NTUk.EA/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0818.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qOGkMYU7E88https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qOGkMYU7E88/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0809.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AyK_bUiR9k0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AyK_bUiR9k0/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0807.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fr0WxDRqh9chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fr0WxDRqh9c/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0803.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jENqKp7XNAAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jENqKp7XNAA/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0787.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Cn.vs3o4WWMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Cn.vs3o4WWM/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0775.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Nw5Rd0JFl8Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Nw5Rd0JFl8I/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0771.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_LWJMaQ4myIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_LWJMaQ4myI/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0770.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NBWPt9XaGmghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NBWPt9XaGmg/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0754.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TDjUVqjXIH8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TDjUVqjXIH8/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0716.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003tFxN4LhlPMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003tFxN4LhlPM/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0722.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EUXDYjE5Ev8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EUXDYjE5Ev8/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0699.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D88elt4Yp24https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D88elt4Yp24/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0701.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Bp9nB0LtyBEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Bp9nB0LtyBE/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0679.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TwZz5QXVJ14https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TwZz5QXVJ14/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0680.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009HI40261dAchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009HI40261dAc/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0647.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lfFLtxlmMIkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lfFLtxlmMIk/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0652.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fS51y17IIvghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fS51y17IIvg/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0645.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ipY5b.61GFEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ipY5b.61GFE/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0619.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003Ji3I6yurPkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003Ji3I6yurPk/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0609.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ktpUFXGUiq0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ktpUFXGUiq0/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0606.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rkzMCAPxDHMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rkzMCAPxDHM/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0596.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000008OPt_gj5lchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000008OPt_gj5lc/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0589.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NKXKvuh1FPohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NKXKvuh1FPo/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0583.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qNhPslPfOcEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qNhPslPfOcE/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0563.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B2lLZ8TxjbEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B2lLZ8TxjbE/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0564.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000THfeYHGqoJEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000THfeYHGqoJE/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0544.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MGrFuuutz5Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MGrFuuutz5U/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0541.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PDSMdEy3qMMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PDSMdEy3qMM/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-30-0533.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) adult in breeding plumage, Waipu, New Zealand. Wednesday 30 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BrG0.Te24BYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BrG0.Te24BY/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0039.jpg2012-05-12-0039.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004VhouxigxCMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004VhouxigxCM/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0036.jpg2012-05-12-0036.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JNLcH1idhSohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JNLcH1idhSo/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0034.jpg2012-05-12-0034.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cp2vel8TQO4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cp2vel8TQO4/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0033.jpg2012-05-12-0033.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e5fA62__o2chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e5fA62__o2c/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0032.jpg2012-05-12-0032.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s1jLc_16EUchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s1jLc_16EUc/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0030.jpg2012-05-12-0030.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tyPQowzp1Lkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tyPQowzp1Lk/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0027.jpg2012-05-12-0027.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000geK6Kc60kt0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000geK6Kc60kt0/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0026.jpg2012-05-12-0026.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XVZZWc188J0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XVZZWc188J0/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0023.jpg2012-05-12-0023.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fIZ4MckTinUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fIZ4MckTinU/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0024.jpg2012-05-12-0024.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gnPg4w8cjn0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gnPg4w8cjn0/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0211.jpg2013-04-12-0211.JPGCallanthias australis (Northern splendid perch) at the North West corner, West Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland.Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 457 Site: North West corner, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 257:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.4 meters Bottom Time: 72 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,252 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,324 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LiIjAkNJ6ZUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LiIjAkNJ6ZU/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-30-0064.jpg2011-10-30-0064.jpgPolycera maddoxi nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 30 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 380.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth and Greg Van Der Hulst..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 169:18 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 52.8 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,535 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,627 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YRhXlvMCmT4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YRhXlvMCmT4/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-25-0189.jpg2010-10-25-0189.jpgMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). Critically endangered the Maui's dolphin is the world's smallest and most rare marine dolphin. Pictured south of the Manukau Harbour off the West Coast of the North Island of New Zealand..Monday 25 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000JyIoMpuuUMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000JyIoMpuuUM/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-25-0259.jpg2010-10-25-0259.jpgMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). Critically endangered the Maui's dolphin is the world's smallest and most rare marine dolphin. Pictured south of the Manukau Harbour off the West Coast of the North Island of New Zealand..Monday 25 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZBBNf3V1mjshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZBBNf3V1mjs/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-25-0177.jpg2010-10-25-0177.jpgMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). Critically endangered the Maui's dolphin is the world's smallest and most rare marine dolphin. Pictured south of the Manukau Harbour off the West Coast of the North Island of New Zealand..Monday 25 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006rQ2ONjRbNMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006rQ2ONjRbNM/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-25-0204-2.jpg2010-10-25-0204-2.jpgMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). Critically endangered the Maui's dolphin is the world's smallest and most rare marine dolphin. Pictured south of the Manukau Harbour off the West Coast of the North Island of New Zealand..Monday 25 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GEzCZlnzeBYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GEzCZlnzeBY/fit=1000x1000/DEEP-SECRETS.jpgWhite Capped AlbatrossScientists unravel nature's mysteries at the Three Kings. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 122 July - August 2013 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-islands/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rn7BMpGrdh8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rn7BMpGrdh8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0214.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin juvenileMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) run the gauntlet through a colony of New Zealand Sea Lions at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q_5hd0e0CdUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q_5hd0e0CdU/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0134.jpg2013-04-12-0134.JPGDiver Ian Skipworth amongst wreckage of the SS Elingamite that sunk at West Island in 1902. Picture taken during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 456 Site: Elingamite Wreck, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.6 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 256:28 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 36.4 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 35% Bottom Time to Date: 30,176 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,252 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ShUhsR_uVEYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ShUhsR_uVEY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0535.jpgAntarctic TernSterna vittata (Antarctic tern) at the Subantarctic Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ro9BbPZjJy0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ro9BbPZjJy0/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-26-0658.jpgMahimahiMark Erdmann, fish ecologist and vice president of Conservation Internationals Asia-Pacific marine programs photographing Coryphaena hippurus (Mahimahi) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Monday 26 March 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dels83j_vY8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dels83j_vY8/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-01-0026.jpgIophon proximumIophon proximum (sponge). Thursday 01 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 528 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 11:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 348:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 80.3 meters Bottom Time: 183 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 101% OTU: 88% Bottom Time to Date: 36,490 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,673 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZYkHQq7V7Hwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZYkHQq7V7Hw/fit=1000x1000/2015-09-29-0544.jpgBlack noddyAnous minutus (Black noddy) at Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Monday 28 September 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M_N21mBljqEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M_N21mBljqE/fit=1000x1000/2015-09-29-0538.jpgBlack noddyAnous minutus (Black noddy) at Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Monday 28 September 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wrf_2MLyWichttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wrf_2MLyWic/fit=1000x1000/2015-09-29-0519.jpgBlack noddyAnous minutus (Black noddy) at Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Monday 28 September 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003tzM_KIxvPghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003tzM_KIxvPg/fit=1000x1000/2015-09-29-0488.jpgBlack noddyAnous minutus (Black noddy) at Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Monday 28 September 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qrTom5qrCpEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qrTom5qrCpE/fit=1000x1000/2015-09-29-0478.jpgBlack noddyAnous minutus (Black noddy) at Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Monday 28 September 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002jwfjaa0JD8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002jwfjaa0JD8/fit=1000x1000/2015-09-29-0473.jpgBlack noddyAnous minutus (Black noddy) at Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Monday 28 September 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NKELETlh5GUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NKELETlh5GU/fit=1000x1000/2015-09-29-0468.jpgBlack noddyAnous minutus (Black noddy) at Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Monday 28 September 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007Hy4aEc6uQ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007Hy4aEc6uQ8/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-0017.jpgGulf gurnard perchNeosebastes bougainvillii (Gulf gurnard perch) Editorial Use Only. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 Dive Number: 1004 Time: 08:36 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,500 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,566 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R5xQV8jOUIwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R5xQV8jOUIw/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0491.jpgWestern Truncate CoralfishChelmonops curiosus (Western Truncate Coralfish) Juv. Editorial Use Only. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 999 Time: 20:09 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 64 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,180 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,244 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IO6GL8ChJ_whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IO6GL8ChJ_w/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0493.jpgWestern Truncate CoralfishChelmonops curiosus (Western Truncate Coralfish) Juv. Editorial Use Only. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 999 Time: 20:09 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 64 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,180 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,244 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LCirbeAJuGshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LCirbeAJuGs/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-0050.jpgWestern Truncate CoralfishChelmonops curiosus (Western Truncate Coralfish) Editorial Use Only. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 999 Time: 20:09 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 64 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,180 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,244 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yOhXhb4kicohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yOhXhb4kico/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-0046.jpgMoonlighterTilodon sexfasciatus (Moonlighter) Editorial Use Only. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 Dive Number: 1004 Time: 08:36 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,500 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,566 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jTVxDdyxhsshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jTVxDdyxhss/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0091.jpgGiant KelpGiant spider crab (Jacquinotia edwardsii ) on Giant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Butterfield Point, Enderby Island atthe subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean. Sunday 09 January 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 297 Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions. Site: Butterfield Point, Enderby Island, Sub Antarctic Islands. Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 12.7 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 17,807 minutes. Cumulative Time: 17,864 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C7BtrU030a4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C7BtrU030a4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0063.jpgGiant KelpGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Crozier Point , Auckland Island in the Sub Antarctic Islands, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. Monday 10 January 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 299 Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions. Site: Crozier Point, Auckland Island, Sub Antarctic Islands. Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 11.9 meters. Bottom Time: 62 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 17,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 18,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005NVqfrst_Zghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005NVqfrst_Zg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0008.jpgGiant KelpGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Davis Point in Perseverance Harbour on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean. Friday 07 January 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 295 Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions. Site: Davis Point, Perseverance Harbour, Campbell Island, Sub Antarctic Islands. Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 8 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 14.2 meters. Bottom Time: 41 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 17,706 minutes. Cumulative Time: 17,747 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u8xrIuKtilMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u8xrIuKtilM/fit=1000x1000/2007-07-04-0179-2.jpg2007-07-04-0179-2.tifPomacanthus imperator (Emperor angelfish) Aitutaki, Cook Islands. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2007https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FFoEHCpI3W0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FFoEHCpI3W0/fit=1000x1000/2007-07-03-0073.jpg2007-07-03-0073.tifPomacanthus imperator (Emperor angelfish) Aitutaki, Cook Islands. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2007https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a_9v7SuPhHMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a_9v7SuPhHM/fit=1000x1000/2007-07-03-0021.jpgGreat BarracudaSphyraena barracuda (Great Barracuda) Aitutaki, Cook Islands. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2007https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FGBbB.frLnUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FGBbB.frLnU/fit=1000x1000/2007-07-01-0069.jpgWhitespotted Eagle RayAetobatus ocellatus (Whitespotted Eagle Ray) Aitutaki, Cook Islands. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2007https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J6U1YW3bDJwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J6U1YW3bDJw/fit=1000x1000/2007-07-01-0063.jpgWhitespotted Eagle RayAetobatus ocellatus (Whitespotted Eagle Ray) Aitutaki, Cook Islands. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2007https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zFXMJjWH4I0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zFXMJjWH4I0/fit=1000x1000/2007-07-01-0062.jpgWhitespotted Eagle RayAetobatus ocellatus (Whitespotted Eagle Ray) Aitutaki, Cook Islands. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2007https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fybOwFaoez4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fybOwFaoez4/fit=1000x1000/2007-07-01-0065.jpgWhitespotted Eagle RayAetobatus ocellatus (Whitespotted Eagle Ray) Aitutaki, Cook Islands. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2007https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ftji5axcPsQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ftji5axcPsQ/fit=1000x1000/2007-07-01-0121.jpg2007-07-01-0121.tifScorpaenopsis possi (Poss's scorpionfish) Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2007https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EK_ZHTmH8ughttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EK_ZHTmH8ug/fit=1000x1000/2007-06-30-0174.jpgStarry morayEchidna nebulosa (Starry moray) Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2007https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S9racwvxRQEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S9racwvxRQE/fit=1000x1000/2007-06-30-0080.jpgTrumpetfishAulostomus chinensis (Trumpetfish) Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2007https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xOKOfBvgumohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xOKOfBvgumo/fit=1000x1000/2007-06-30-0070.jpgTrumpetfishAulostomus chinensis (Trumpetfish) Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2007https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000019QV.ud6.tkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000019QV.ud6.tk/fit=1000x1000/2007-06-30-0050.jpg2007-06-30-0050.tifScorpaenopsis possi (Poss's scorpionfish) Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2007https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rt8uLqXK4r4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rt8uLqXK4r4/fit=1000x1000/2007-06-30-0049.jpg2007-06-30-0049.tifScorpaenopsis possi (Poss's scorpionfish) Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2007https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uE25EaaTpYMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uE25EaaTpYM/fit=1000x1000/2007-06-30-0008.jpg2007-06-30-0008.tifChaetodon Auriga (Threadfin Butterflyfish) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2007https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SjG3UCqRFpUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SjG3UCqRFpU/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-24-0042.jpgTitan triggerfishBalistoides viridescens (Titan triggerfish)https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zSmWx8gWicohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zSmWx8gWico/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-24-0041-1.jpgTitan triggerfishBalistoides viridescens (Titan triggerfish)https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ylnpoEeMI7Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ylnpoEeMI7I/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0055-1.jpg2012-04-18-0055_1.jpgCallanthias australis (Northern splendid perch) male..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O9Oa73CO..4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O9Oa73CO..4/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-24-0004-1.jpgBird WrasseGomphosus varius (Bird Wrasse) Aitutaki, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TVd4LtAX.l4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TVd4LtAX.l4/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-24-0003.jpgBird WrasseGomphosus varius (Bird Wrasse) Aitutaki, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JQFrYdKkAIkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JQFrYdKkAIk/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-24-0002.jpgPeacock Hind GrouperCephalopholis argus (Peacock Hind Grouper) Aitutaki, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zyi86b3jDlwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zyi86b3jDlw/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0038-1.jpgDusky GregoryStegastes nigricans (Dusky Gregory) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZrXlitp2.fwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZrXlitp2.fw/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0041.jpgDusky GregoryStegastes nigricans (Dusky Gregory) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ejLGt537hZghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ejLGt537hZg/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-23-0401.jpgGiant TrevallyCaranx ignobilis (Giant Trevally) Aitutaki, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kUN6_amYDQYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kUN6_amYDQY/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-22-0572.jpgGiant TrevallyCaranx ignobilis (Giant Trevally) Aitutaki, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000ORajKzqwtEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000ORajKzqwtE/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-22-0578.jpgGiant TrevallyCaranx ignobilis (Giant Trevally) Aitutaki, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000abz7Geq2QuUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000abz7Geq2QuU/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-22-0651.jpgScissortail SergeantAbudefduf sexfasciatus (Scissortail Sergeant) Aitutaki, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000tQQvh93oIAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000tQQvh93oIA/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0144.jpg2015-07-19-0144.tifLabroides dimidiatus (Striped Cleaner Wrasse) cleans a Thalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J.6EgIkkDqIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J.6EgIkkDqI/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0130.jpgStarspotted GrouperEpinephelus hexagonatus (Starspotted Grouper) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HVc80vQXIrshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HVc80vQXIrs/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0135-1.jpgStarspotted GrouperEpinephelus hexagonatus (Starspotted Grouper) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eKdLfDxsdrshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eKdLfDxsdrs/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0133-1.jpgStarspotted GrouperEpinephelus hexagonatus (Starspotted Grouper) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JZRQMpA2rVYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JZRQMpA2rVY/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0133.jpgStarspotted GrouperEpinephelus hexagonatus (Starspotted Grouper) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JLJHCBS8hYghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JLJHCBS8hYg/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0179.jpgYellow BoxfishOstracion cubicus (Yellow Boxfish) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f.4E9_C7nv8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f.4E9_C7nv8/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0181.jpgYellow BoxfishOstracion cubicus (Yellow Boxfish) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ur.AG6gAorkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ur.AG6gAork/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0126-1.jpgYellow BoxfishOstracion cubicus (Yellow Boxfish) juvenile in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_3IfJoJSWTEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_3IfJoJSWTE/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0117.jpgYellow BoxfishOstracion cubicus (Yellow Boxfish) juvenile in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AgaJ.3s7KO0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AgaJ.3s7KO0/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0121.jpgYellow BoxfishOstracion cubicus (Yellow Boxfish) juvenile in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000St9nhAVvQTkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000St9nhAVvQTk/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0114.jpgSpeckled butterflyfishChaetodon citrinellus (Speckled butterflyfish) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t2pQMR8zDmshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t2pQMR8zDms/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0083.jpgSunset wrasseThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) Terminal Phase Male, Cook Islands. July 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001hg3HdGWwdQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001hg3HdGWwdQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0072.jpgSunset wrasseThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) Terminal Phase Male, Cook Islands. July 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Imvh9w65Ax8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Imvh9w65Ax8/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0053.jpgSunset wrasseThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) Terminal Phase Male, Cook Islands. July 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J0LmOKSfJ28https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J0LmOKSfJ28/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0066.jpgSunset wrasseThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) Terminal Phase Male, Cook Islands. July 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IN3SZj6u2rohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IN3SZj6u2ro/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0065.jpgSunset wrasseThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) Terminal Phase Male, Cook Islands. July 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009D7K_W7z1dQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009D7K_W7z1dQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0092.jpgThreespot WrasseHalichoeres trimaculatus (Threespot Wrasse) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BS0l8v5kqAwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BS0l8v5kqAw/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0055.jpgThreespot WrasseHalichoeres trimaculatus (Threespot Wrasse) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vM1b.20iJOQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vM1b.20iJOQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0048.jpgThreespot WrasseHalichoeres trimaculatus (Threespot Wrasse) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KV2NuFTrTWAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KV2NuFTrTWA/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2762.jpgCaspian ternHydroprogne caspia (Caspian tern) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T_4KG6us9mohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T_4KG6us9mo/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1536.jpgCaspian ternHydroprogne caspia (Caspian tern) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H8rl_4aCnkIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H8rl_4aCnkI/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1530.jpgCaspian ternHydroprogne caspia (Caspian tern) Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002JMJ3MU.uRIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002JMJ3MU.uRI/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1634.jpg2019-11-05-1634.tifLarus dominicanus (Southern black backed gull) juvenile,M angawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M_e_KUF73tQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M_e_KUF73tQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1632.jpg2019-11-05-1632.tifLarus dominicanus (Southern black backed gull) juvenile,M angawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BrpwGz1eO8ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BrpwGz1eO8g/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2397.jpg2019-11-05-2397.tifLarus dominicanus (Southern black backed gull), Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FfOWDvjGzPwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FfOWDvjGzPw/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1496.jpg2019-11-05-1496.tifLarus dominicanus (Southern black backed gull), Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005LT5CKprq0Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005LT5CKprq0E/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-2396.jpg2019-11-05-2396.tifLarus dominicanus (Southern black backed gull), Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xHawjTJQZdYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xHawjTJQZdY/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1448.jpg2019-11-05-1448.tifLarus dominicanus (Southern black backed gull), Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gnjcG8SJFyghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gnjcG8SJFyg/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1454.jpg2019-11-05-1454.tifLarus dominicanus (Southern black backed gull), Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tMYEoBmS_v4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tMYEoBmS_v4/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-05-1490.jpg2019-11-05-1490.tifLarus dominicanus (Southern black backed gull), Mangawhai, New Zealand. Tuesday 05 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QA_1mwoMAIghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QA_1mwoMAIg/fit=1000x1000/2019-11-01-0567.jpgRoyal spoonbillPlatalea regia (Royal spoonbill), Mangawhai, New Zealand. Friday 01 Novemberr 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o36DJ7Fs05Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o36DJ7Fs05M/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0001.jpg2011-07-17-0001.jpgYellow finger Sponge from the phylum porifera Unidentified by the Photographer at 60 meters deep, Barren Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 370.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 156:18 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 62.4 meters..Bottom Time: 87 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,834 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F0eJfmkOKSghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F0eJfmkOKSg/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1915.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel), Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VI__GHFjAikhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VI__GHFjAik/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-27-1935.jpgNew Zealand DotterelCharadrius obscurus aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel), Mangawhai, New Zealand. Sunday 27 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nkYBjam22bkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nkYBjam22bk/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0042.jpgThreadfin ButterflyfishChaetodon Auriga (Threadfin Butterflyfish) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LWgmdWknVrMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LWgmdWknVrM/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0062.jpgThreadfin ButterflyfishChaetodon Auriga (Threadfin Butterflyfish) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kxdWrng5_Mkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kxdWrng5_Mk/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0033.jpgPennant BannerfishHeniochus chrysostomus (Pennant Bannerfish )n the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wOgqLkQpmTshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wOgqLkQpmTs/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0172.jpgPennant BannerfishHeniochus chrysostomus (Pennant Bannerfish )n the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qG8Lun2bkcohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qG8Lun2bkco/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0111-1.jpgBlackstripe CardinalfishOstorhinchus nigrofasciatus (Blackstripe Cardinalfish) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004LQXu77erw0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004LQXu77erw0/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0020.jpgBlackstripe CardinalfishOstorhinchus nigrofasciatus (Blackstripe Cardinalfish) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MBp_XlLs0kkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MBp_XlLs0kk/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0110.jpgBlackstripe CardinalfishOstorhinchus nigrofasciatus (Blackstripe Cardinalfish) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YGEgXD1hCwYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YGEgXD1hCwY/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0014-1.jpgSolander’s TobyCanthigaster solandri (Solander’s Toby) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gkUX8ix031whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gkUX8ix031w/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0014.jpgSolander’s TobyCanthigaster solandri (Solander’s Toby) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eF6z8ZncAZkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eF6z8ZncAZk/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0107.jpgSolander’s TobyCanthigaster solandri (Solander’s Toby) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lKf9b5CWt80https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lKf9b5CWt80/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0112.jpgWhite-banded triggerfishRhinecanthus aculeatus (White-banded triggerfish) Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008XteH2AtyUEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008XteH2AtyUE/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0098.jpgWhite-banded triggerfishRhinecanthus aculeatus (White-banded triggerfish) Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X_8uSqiq1LAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X_8uSqiq1LA/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0094.jpgWhite-banded triggerfishRhinecanthus aculeatus (White-banded triggerfish) Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t0_TcXG9ihghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t0_TcXG9ihg/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0096.jpgWhite-banded triggerfishRhinecanthus aculeatus (White-banded triggerfish) Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EM0A1TnelCMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EM0A1TnelCM/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0029.jpgWhite-banded triggerfishRhinecanthus aculeatus (White-banded triggerfish) Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_YryFwdFktYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_YryFwdFktY/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0028.jpgWhite-banded triggerfishRhinecanthus aculeatus (White-banded triggerfish) Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Sieaao3eJoMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Sieaao3eJoM/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0026-1.jpgWhite-banded triggerfishRhinecanthus aculeatus (White-banded triggerfish) Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_CPF6rBsmPMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_CPF6rBsmPM/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0026.jpgWhite-banded triggerfishRhinecanthus aculeatus (White-banded triggerfish) Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ST4jXdZOs7ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ST4jXdZOs7g/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0015.jpgBrushtail TangZebrasoma scopas (Brushtail Tang) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QIjU4J3p7r4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QIjU4J3p7r4/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0011.jpgBrushtail TangZebrasoma scopas (Brushtail Tang) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008lFaPgQvGbQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008lFaPgQvGbQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0129-1.jpgBennett's TobyCanthigaster bennetti (Bennett's Toby) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dbLciGh4FSohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dbLciGh4FSo/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0010.jpgBennett's TobyCanthigaster bennetti (Bennett's Toby) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hQK_ESuvVmAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hQK_ESuvVmA/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0008.jpgBennett's TobyCanthigaster bennetti (Bennett's Toby) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001jeTGC4Z9qghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001jeTGC4Z9qg/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0129.jpgBennett's TobyCanthigaster bennetti (Bennett's Toby) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NzgPE6Znju8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NzgPE6Znju8/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0010-1.jpgBennett's TobyCanthigaster bennetti (Bennett's Toby) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000EzzJjZR1fohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000EzzJjZR1fo/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-18-0059.jpgWhite-spotted pufferArothron hispidus (White-spotted puffer) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SzFjlsoksgghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SzFjlsoksgg/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0308.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral) surrounded by the yellow zoathhid anemone (Parazoanthus elongates). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 520 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 16:07 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 327:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.2 meters Bottom Time: 67 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 35% OTU: 31% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HgiEFDZllLEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HgiEFDZllLE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0133.jpgBrushtail TangZebrasoma scopas (juvenile) also known as the Brushtail Tang, Brown Tang, Twotone Tang and Scopas Tang at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hLUZk4kiNoEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hLUZk4kiNoE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0193.jpgSolander’s TobyCanthigaster solandri (Solander’s Toby) also known as the Spotted sharpnose at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JdxhdZhMv90https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JdxhdZhMv90/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-02-0269.jpgYellowstriped CardinalfishOstorhinchus cyanosoma (Yellowstriped Cardinalfish) at Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 02 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.lO9g.fVOg8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.lO9g.fVOg8/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-02-0270.jpgPennant BannerfishHeniochus chrysostomus (Pennant Bannerfish) at Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 02 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GmgsVoOB2ughttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GmgsVoOB2ug/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-02-0257.jpgDusky AnemonefishAmphiprion melanopus (Dusky Anemonefish) at Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 02 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MqkriZTRCWUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MqkriZTRCWU/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-02-0254.jpgDusky AnemonefishAmphiprion melanopus (Dusky Anemonefish) at Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 02 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008BTPb5DSOSMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008BTPb5DSOSM/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-02-0255.jpgDusky AnemonefishAmphiprion melanopus (Dusky Anemonefish) at Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 02 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008CMA3aXfv3Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008CMA3aXfv3E/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-02-0256.jpgDusky AnemonefishAmphiprion melanopus (Dusky Anemonefish) at Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 02 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s4CPegWAf_whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s4CPegWAf_w/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-02-0248.jpgTonga FangblennyMeiacanthus tongaensis (Tonga Fangblenny) at Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 02 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cm0QrojM3T8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cm0QrojM3T8/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-02-0235.jpgHumbug DascyllusDascyllus aruanus (Humbug Dascyllus) at Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 02 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VSALRPGdpAYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VSALRPGdpAY/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-02-0247.jpgHumbug DascyllusDascyllus aruanus (Humbug Dascyllus) at Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 02 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SqkxZpAW1Hghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SqkxZpAW1Hg/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-02-0250.jpgYellowtail DascyllusDascyllus flavicaudus (Yellowtail Dascyllus) at Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 02 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rqXq2X6U5Zghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rqXq2X6U5Zg/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-02-0217.jpgSpeckled DamselfishPomacentrus bankanensis (Speckled Damselfish) at Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 02 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000am3vfK5duGAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000am3vfK5duGA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0793.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionWildlife Biologist Chris Muller retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000csrOreCfFmMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000csrOreCfFmM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0565-1.jpgGrey Reef SharkPseudocaranx dentex (Thicklipped Jack) rides the nose of Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos (Grey Reef Shark) also known as the Blacktail reef shark at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 27 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UVtINtycMzIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UVtINtycMzI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1661.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) feasts on a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I_EB7C55q1shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I_EB7C55q1s/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1442.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) feasts on a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007KAVw58HE_Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007KAVw58HE_Y/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1423.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) feasts on a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YWUm4jMo5qQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YWUm4jMo5qQ/fit=1000x1000/Catfish01.jpgCatfishGOODWILL HUNTING - Spearfishers are taking aim at freshwater pests instead of dwindling marine species at the World Freshwater Spearfishing Championships held in Lake Taupo, New Zealand. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 158 July- August 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/goodwill-hunting/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PjrdJIEPB_0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PjrdJIEPB_0/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0623.jpgBlack CoralAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UE1i1.mP2N4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UE1i1.mP2N4/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0099-1.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i1UZe2pt5Z0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i1UZe2pt5Z0/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0259.jpgStriped boarfishEvistias acutirostris (Striped boarfish). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 758 Site: Milne Islets, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,250 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v9Pe2l.HvpQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v9Pe2l.HvpQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0465.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nQAph7VB2XUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nQAph7VB2XU/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0148.jpgLionfishLionfish (Pterois volatins) from the family Scorpaenidae at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 327 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 147:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.9 meters. Bottom Time: 92 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,494 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,586 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WhMm_xJ7SK8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WhMm_xJ7SK8/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0144.jpgLionfishLionfish (Pterois volatins) from the family Scorpaenidae at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 327 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 147:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.9 meters. Bottom Time: 92 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,494 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,586 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YOU2Upd7g7Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YOU2Upd7g7A/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0138.jpgLionfishLionfish (Pterois volatins) from the family Scorpaenidae at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 327 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 147:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.9 meters. Bottom Time: 92 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,494 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,586 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tA8U9Rhr8Lchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tA8U9Rhr8Lc/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0136.jpgLionfishLionfish (Pterois volatins) from the family Scorpaenidae at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 327 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 147:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.9 meters. Bottom Time: 92 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,494 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,586 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TCvJv08fvwAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TCvJv08fvwA/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0038.jpgCommon kelpCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand. Wednesday 21 April 2010 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010 Dive Number: 247 Boat: Mazurka. Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Temperature: 22.4 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 50:14 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 39.3 meters. Bottom Time: 67 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 13,756 minutes. Cumulative Time: 13,823 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i__XbzRIYL4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i__XbzRIYL4/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0560.jpgFiordland crested penguinThomas Matternfrom from the Tawaki Project shows the dual eggs of a Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zjyEPaTvrGshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zjyEPaTvrGs/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0384.jpgOrbicular DamselfishAmblyglyphidodon orbicularis (Orbicular Damselfish) being cleaned by Labroides dimidiatus (Striped Cleaner Wrasse) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O7XaXltOmLkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O7XaXltOmLk/fit=1000x1000/2017-09-01-0240.jpgDwarf Minke WhaleBalaenoptera acutorostrata (Dwarf Minke Whale) at Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand. Friday 01 September 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000agBQRNmhf00https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000agBQRNmhf00/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-07-0153-2.jpgGreat White SharkA four-metre- long Great White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias) and two Northern Giant Petrel (Macronectes halli) feed on a recently deceased humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) calf, around six metres long off the coast of Raoul Island in the Kermadec archipelago, New Zealand. October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KTfXxn.EPKQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KTfXxn.EPKQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-31-0898-1.jpgScalloped HammerheadSphyrna lewini (Scalloped Hammerhead) at Ellet 'Banc, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OfuLVcy2hVshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OfuLVcy2hVs/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0626.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ptAZlY7uq48https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ptAZlY7uq48/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0613.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c05HXDZig4ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c05HXDZig4g/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0225.jpgSouthern Elephant SealMirounga leonina (Southern elephant seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JUXjYFbOcA0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JUXjYFbOcA0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1033.jpgSouthern elephant sealMirounga leonina (Southern elephant seal) juvenile in moult at Enderby Island, Subantarctic, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008E.MthTQF8khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008E.MthTQF8k/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1037.jpgSouthern elephant sealMirounga leonina (Southern elephant seal) juvenile in moult at Enderby Island, Subantarctic, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_Y9wtBAcspshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_Y9wtBAcsps/fit=1000x1000/BLOCK-BUSTERS.jpgBLOCK BUSTERSNew Zealand’s forests were cleared at a record pace, and from this destruction, a sport arose: who can fell a tree the fastest? Competitive woodchopping transformed the labour of forestry into a community event. Now, 150 years on, a diminishing number of axemen and axewomen chop for top honours at A&P shows around the country. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 159 September – October 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/block-busters/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CD1DCrrYRdohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CD1DCrrYRdo/fit=1000x1000/SONGLINES.jpgSONGLINESAfter centuries of whaling that nearly silenced the song of humpbacks, the singing giants are making a steady recovery in most places. Yet the population of the South Pacific that was hardest hit by Soviet whaling in Antarctica remains endangered, numbering fewer than 4000 individuals. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 119 January – February 2013. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/songlines/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mJAO2JLWFtQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mJAO2JLWFtQ/fit=1000x1000/WHAT-S-KILLING-THE-SEA-LIONS.jpgWHAT’S KILLING THE SEA-LIONS?New Zealand sea-lion numbers have plummeted. Is it fishing pressure, climate change, the mysterious disappearance of octopuses, or a deadly new virus? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 138 March – April 2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/whats-killing-the-sea-lions/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008LNF5BOCsAchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008LNF5BOCsAc/fit=1000x1000/WHERE-THE-WILD-THINGS-ARE.jpgWHERE THE WILD THINGS AREBarely seven per cent of New Zealand is land. The rest of it, the wet bit, covers four million square kilometres. In 2016, photographer Richard Robinson won a Canon Personal Project Grant that enabled a dozen expeditions into this vast marine prairie, arguably the country’s last great tract of undisturbed wilderness. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 148 November – December 2017. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/where-the-wild-things-are/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000de626Iy9GX4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000de626Iy9GX4/fit=1000x1000/MAKO.jpgBlue LightningBuilt for acceleration and power, the Shortfin Mako Isurus oxyrinchus is the fastest shark in the world and an icon of New Zealand seas. Although heavily fished for decades by commercial longliners, mako populations are beginning to recover, and prospects look good for this oceanic speedster. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/speed-demon/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 135 September - October 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OZtDBmlC.uEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OZtDBmlC.uE/fit=1000x1000/2015-11-23-0194.jpgBlack PipefishStigmatopora nigra (Black Pipefish) at Goat Island Marine Reserve, Auckland, New Zealand. November 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000isFfuFtrcbUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000isFfuFtrcbU/fit=1000x1000/Blue-Planet.jpgBlue PlanetBBC Blue Planet II Episode 01 One Oceanhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bl79QKuYBxghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bl79QKuYBxg/fit=1000x1000/TENDING-THE-FLOCK.jpgTENDING THE FLOCKNew Zealand has only one endemic gull, the tarāpuka, and it’s more endangered than the takahē, the hoiho and all five species of kiwi. Its survival depends on the preservation of the South Island’s unique braided-river ecosystems. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 155 January - February 2019. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/tending-the-flock/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009uw3J3x4nkUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009uw3J3x4nkU/fit=1000x1000/FROM-TARO-TO-TOURISM.jpgFROM TARO TO TOURISMOne of the world’s smallest nations is transforming its economy from subsistence to sustainability. Will Niue’s brave new plan work? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 154 November - December 2018. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/from-taro-to-tourism/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005ZEg.SLn12ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005ZEg.SLn12g/fit=1000x1000/DEEP-DIVE.jpgDEEP DIVELike New Zealanders, penguins occupy the margin of land and sea, being dependent on both habitats, and vulnerable to changes in either as well. Their fate is wedded to our coasts, and as scientists have begun to understand, they are a perfect indicator of the health of this fragile boundary too. What can penguins tell us about our seas and shores? Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/life-on-the-edge/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 143 January-February 2017.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wS524_4aKP8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wS524_4aKP8/fit=1000x1000/LIFE-ON-THE-EDGE.jpgLIFE ON THE EDGELike New Zealanders, penguins occupy the margin of land and sea, being dependent on both habitats, and vulnerable to changes in either as well. Their fate is wedded to our coasts, and as scientists have begun to understand, they are a perfect indicator of the health of this fragile boundary too. What can penguins tell us about our seas and shores? Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/life-on-the-edge/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 143 January-February 2017.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008nRzI6HtJg0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008nRzI6HtJg0/fit=1000x1000/MAKO.jpgMAKOBuilt for acceleration and power, the Shortfin Mako Isurus oxyrinchus is the fastest shark in the world and an icon of New Zealand seas. Although heavily fished for decades by commercial longliners, mako populations are beginning to recover, and prospects look good for this oceanic speedster. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/speed-demon/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 135 September - October 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000By1_URrPocIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000By1_URrPocI/fit=1000x1000/TREASURE-ISLANDS.jpgTREASURE ISLANDSThe Biblical tale of three magi with gifts has an ecological equivalent at the Three Kings Islands, 53 kilometres north of the New Zealand mainland. There, swept by the cool waters of the Tasman Sea, life springs in profusion. In 2013, five agencies voyaged to the islands to explore this unfathomable biological wealth. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 122 July - August 2013 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-islands/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wdsXHAOE968https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wdsXHAOE968/fit=1000x1000/DENIZENS-OF-THE-DEEP.jpgDENIZENS OF THE DEEPThe pacific supports the last great stock of highly migratory blue sharks, the endurance athletes of the oceans. But it’s also the location of the world’s largest longline fishery, which lands as many blue sharks as some species of tuna. What will become of the blue shark? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 121 May – June 2013. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/denizens-of-the-deep/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wWbZfpqxXaQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wWbZfpqxXaQ/fit=1000x1000/RETURN-OF-THE-ANCIENTS.jpgRETURN OF THE ANCIENTSSea turtles survived a meteor that killed the dinosaurs, millions of years of predator attacks, even the slow warming of the seas, only to be threatened by nylon fishing lines and plastic bags. Those that wash up in New Zealand almost always need the help of humans. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 117 September – October 2012. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/return-of-the-ancients/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000taOknoMbU7Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000taOknoMbU7I/fit=1000x1000/STRANGE-LIFE.jpgSTRANGE LIFEA biodiscovery expedition finds bizarre new species at the Kermadecs. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 111 September- October 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/blue-water-islands/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vT8PhY5qdm8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vT8PhY5qdm8/fit=1000x1000/BLUE-WATER-ISLANDS.jpgBLUE WATER ISLANDSA thousand kilometres north-east of the mainland, the Kermadec group basks in a subtropical environment and two decades of marine protection. In May this year, scientists scoured this untouched world to catalogue, collect and expand the list of species found there, and discovered an ecosystem unlike anything else in the country. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 111 September- October 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/blue-water-islands/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000roQgnoZL8b8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000roQgnoZL8b8/fit=1000x1000/SEA-CHANGE.jpgSEA CHANGENew Zealanders are responsible for one of the largest ocean territories in the world. How well are we protecting our seas? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 130 November-December 2014. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/sea-change/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Hpz5z_9CkmUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Hpz5z_9CkmU/fit=1000x1000/HECTOR-05.jpgDEEP TROUBLEA group of Hector’s dolphins catch the light just outside Akaroa Harbour. While University of Otago projections suggest that there may once have been more than 10,000 on this Canterbury coast, the Hector’s dolphin population on the east coast of the South Island has been dramatically reduced by gill-nets and now numbers barely 2000 individuals. However, these dolphins were among the first to benefit from the establishment of a marine mammal sanctuary in 1988 (which was subsequently expanded in 2008), and researchers believe that, given fishery’s compliance to the new regulations, the population might recover slowly, adding 450 to their number by 2050. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 110 July – August 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/mauis-dolphin-deep-trouble/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x0IVXTJSGkkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x0IVXTJSGkk/fit=1000x1000/HECTOR-04.jpgDEEP TROUBLEHECTOR’S AND MĀUI DOLPHINS carry in their DNA the traces of their ancestry, their whakapapa, as we all do. But the unique coding of four chemical bases—adenine, guanine, cytosine and thymine—that make you you and Māui dolphins Māui dolphins may also be leading Māui to a genetic dead end. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 110 July – August 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/mauis-dolphin-deep-trouble/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ma_8CYcHCpwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ma_8CYcHCpw/fit=1000x1000/DEEP-TROUBLE.jpgDEEP TROUBLEThe world’s smallest, rarest dolphin lives in New Zealand. After the expansion of gill-netting in 1970, the population and range of Hector’s dolphin diminished rapidly. One extremely isolated subspecies, Māui dolphin, now numbers barely 100 individuals. Yet science has revealed that the species may yet recover, even from the brink of oblivion. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 110 July – August 2011. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/mauis-dolphin-deep-trouble/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qWFaMCenSmchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qWFaMCenSmc/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0176-1.jpgOrange wrassePseudolabrus luculentus (Orange wrasse) Initial Phase. Saturday 03 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 757 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 21.1 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,190 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,250 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LM5gBU9DGVUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LM5gBU9DGVU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-21-0082-1.jpgYellowstripe GoatfishMulloidichthys flavolineatus (Yellowstripe Goatfish) t South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000COBKIl_l.yIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000COBKIl_l.yI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-03-0021.jpg2014-04-03-0021.jpgProtula bispiralis (Feather-duster tubeworm). Thursday 03 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 512 Site: Nine Fathoms Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Temperature: 14.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 311:46 hh:mm Time: 14:49 Maximum Depth: 41.3 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 34,434 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,554 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sbsz79mvOaAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sbsz79mvOaA/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-11-0240.jpg2013-04-11-0240.JPGAstroceras elegans (Brittle Star) on a plexaurid gorgonian coral at Hollow Hill, Southern Side of Princes Islands, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 11 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 455 Site: Hollow Hill, Southern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 255:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.4 meters Bottom Time: 80 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 39% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,096 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,176 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mTwe7g.9YgEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mTwe7g.9YgE/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0409.jpg2013-04-13-0409.JPGGorgonian fans inside Catton's Cave on Rosemary Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 459 Site: Rosemary Island, East of Catton's Cave and Cave, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 261:04 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.9 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 30,437 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,533 minutes CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YWaKwPTDdLshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YWaKwPTDdLs/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-13-0119.jpg2011-04-13-0119.jpgLarge purple Gorgonian Fan at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Wednesday 13 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 330.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 151:11 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28.3 meters..Bottom Time: 67 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,772 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,839 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y5LYjkztj0ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y5LYjkztj0o/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0492.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000It.pMgx9ehIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000It.pMgx9ehI/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0322.jpgParengarenga HarbourWreck at Ngatehe Point, Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GGsq1KuJ.3ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GGsq1KuJ.3g/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-09-0688.jpgGrey noddyProcelsterna cerulea (Grey noddy) at Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Friday 09 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Vhi4xl2vy.ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Vhi4xl2vy.o/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-09-0685.jpgGrey noddyProcelsterna cerulea (Grey noddy) at Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Friday 09 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pTJufQ81qbghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pTJufQ81qbg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-13-0335.jpgCheeklined WrasseOxycheilinus digrammus (Cheeklined Wrasse) subadult. Tuesday 13 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 557 Site: Monu Island, Vava’u. Tonga Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 09:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 85 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,730 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,815 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NNY8TS9rqG0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NNY8TS9rqG0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0218.jpgAdorned dwarfgobyEviota sigillata (Adorned dwarfgoby) Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005MsKZh7x7Y4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005MsKZh7x7Y4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0158.jpgAdorned dwarfgobyEviota sigillata (Adorned dwarfgoby) Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GIoHnbB8IYQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GIoHnbB8IYQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0157.jpgAdorned dwarfgobyEviota sigillata (Adorned dwarfgoby) Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pMQc5NP0o1shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pMQc5NP0o1s/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0184.jpgAdorned dwarfgobyEviota sigillata (Adorned dwarfgoby) Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N06zlXuK80Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N06zlXuK80Q/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-13-0308.jpgSpeckled SandperchParapercis hexophtalma (Speckled Sandperch). Tuesday 13 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 557 Site: Monu Island, Vava’u. Tonga Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 09:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 85 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,730 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,815 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GnwLBP68Elohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GnwLBP68Elo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-13-0307.jpgSpeckled SandperchParapercis hexophtalma (Speckled Sandperch). Tuesday 13 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 557 Site: Monu Island, Vava’u. Tonga Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 09:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 85 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,730 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,815 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003iR_csmkzvYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003iR_csmkzvY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-13-0291.jpgSpot-fin porcupine fishDiodon hystrix (Spot-fin porcupine fish) Tuesday 13 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 557 Site: Monu Island, Vava’u. Tonga Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 09:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 85 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,730 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,815 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hOk_Hz2ViT8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hOk_Hz2ViT8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0213.jpgAscidianUnidentified Ascidian. Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 474 Site: Riko Riko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:38 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 12 meters Bottom Time: 94 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,697 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,791 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.FrCrxZzabYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.FrCrxZzabY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-13-0299.jpg2015-01-13-0299.tifChoerodon jordani (Jordan's tuskfish) Tuesday 13 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 557 Site: Monu Island, Vava’u. Tonga Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 09:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 85 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,730 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,815 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jLSUvC8Qc4Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jLSUvC8Qc4M/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0032.jpg2012-07-07-0032.jpgParapercis binivirgata (Redbanded weever)..Saturday 07 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 423..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 216:55 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50..Maximum Depth: 61.7 meters..Bottom Time: 93 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 27,012 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,105 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xl9VoPdunZIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xl9VoPdunZI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0080.jpgPeacock Hind GrouperCephalopholis argus (Peacock Hind Grouper) Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 542 Site: Outside Atoll, West of Palmerton Island. Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Boat: Brave Heart. Dive Buddy: Tom Trnski. Time: 11:20 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 37,579 minutes Cumulative Time: 37,649 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bdRcfWMlVkghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bdRcfWMlVkg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0071.jpgPeacock Hind GrouperCephalopholis argus (Peacock Hind Grouper) Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 542 Site: Outside Atoll, West of Palmerton Island. Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Boat: Brave Heart. Dive Buddy: Tom Trnski. Time: 11:20 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 37,579 minutes Cumulative Time: 37,649 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qhT4x8jPICshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qhT4x8jPICs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0231-1.jpgPeacock Hind GrouperCephalopholis argus (Peacock Hind Grouper) Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 542 Site: Outside Atoll, West of Palmerton Island. Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Boat: Brave Heart. Dive Buddy: Tom Trnski. Time: 11:20 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 37,579 minutes Cumulative Time: 37,649 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uxkWF2uOrBYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uxkWF2uOrBY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-14-0015.jpg2015-01-14-0015.tifNeoniphon sammara (Spotfin Squirrelfish) Wednesday 14 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 559 Site: Ona Island,i. Tonga Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 15:40 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 21 meters Bottom Time: 80 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,885 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,965 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o23Ptj4wWBEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o23Ptj4wWBE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0299.jpgCrown squirrelfishSargocentron diadema (Crown squirrelfish) Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BKy18F1dvHMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BKy18F1dvHM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0300.jpgCrown squirrelfishSargocentron diadema (Crown squirrelfish) Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vsyxsXN0Y1Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vsyxsXN0Y1I/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-13-0303.jpgCalico GobyAmblygobius phalaena (Calico Goby) Tuesday 13 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 557 Site: Monu Island, Vava’u. Tonga Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 09:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 85 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,730 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,815 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000014t8zsZhsQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000014t8zsZhsQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-13-0210.jpgPainted sweetlipPlectorhinchus picus (Painted sweetlip) Tuesday 13 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 555 Site: Tefilomaka Reef, Vava’u, Tonga Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 09:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 22 meters Bottom Time: 79 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,591 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,670minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Oq6qBgRVcJMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Oq6qBgRVcJM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-13-0209.jpgOriental sweetlipsPlectorhinchus vittatus (Oriental sweetlips). Tuesday 13 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 555 Site: Tefilomaka Reef, Vava’u, Tonga Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 09:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 22 meters Bottom Time: 79 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,591 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,670minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000nvbTP9QhHQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000nvbTP9QhHQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-03-0081.jpgGiant TrevallyCarnax ignobilis (Giant Trevally) over Hunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Thursday 03 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000otAlB537CeMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000otAlB537CeM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-03-0067.jpgGiant TrevallyCarnax ignobilis (Giant Trevally) over Hunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Thursday 03 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000030WA_.t.hIUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000030WA_.t.hIU/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-02-0208.jpgPeacock Damsel)Pomacentrus pavo (Peacock Damsel) at Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 02 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EmEGo4K7vp0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EmEGo4K7vp0/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-02-0209.jpgPeacock Damsel)Pomacentrus pavo (Peacock Damsel) at Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 02 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VUNejrStylohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VUNejrStylo/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-02-0212.jpgPeacock Damsel)Pomacentrus pavo (Peacock Damsel) at Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 02 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Sx0kgRy1KP8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Sx0kgRy1KP8/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0184.jpgStarry morayEchidna nebulosa (Starry moray) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AGCCNfXqou4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AGCCNfXqou4/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0177.jpgReefcrest ParrotfishChlorurus frontalis (Reefcrest Parrotfish) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mNGvCfTM7qghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mNGvCfTM7qg/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0170.jpg2015-07-19-0170.tifCoris aygula (Clown Coris) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XMNgQDQVFlEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XMNgQDQVFlE/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0169.jpg2015-07-19-0169.tifLabroides dimidiatus (Striped Cleaner Wrasse) cleans a Thalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gk53kVmNGeIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gk53kVmNGeI/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0160.jpg2015-07-19-0160.tifLabroides dimidiatus (Striped Cleaner Wrasse) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Dj8.Ms7ZL8chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Dj8.Ms7ZL8c/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0153.jpg2015-07-19-0153.tifLabroides dimidiatus (Striped Cleaner Wrasse) cleans a Thalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kY5MCSx5ufohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kY5MCSx5ufo/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0148.jpg2015-07-19-0148.tifLabroides dimidiatus (Striped Cleaner Wrasse) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aCANQ4BaguEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aCANQ4BaguE/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0144-1.jpg2015-07-19-0144_1.tifLabroides dimidiatus (Striped Cleaner Wrasse) cleans a Thalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jjA_JFdlY4shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jjA_JFdlY4s/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0138.jpg2015-07-19-0138.tifLabroides dimidiatus (Striped Cleaner Wrasse) cleans a Thalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DTmt743H3Tshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DTmt743H3Ts/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0138-1.jpg2015-07-19-0138_1.tifLabroides dimidiatus (Striped Cleaner Wrasse) cleans a Thalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) in the Nikao Lagoon, Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Saturday 18 July 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uwhUssmVYVohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uwhUssmVYVo/fit=1000x1000/100m-MAN.jpg100m MANWilliam Trubridge’s quest to dive a hundred metres on a single breath. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 108 March – April 2011. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/100m-man-william-trubridge/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oGCvX0TTZs8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oGCvX0TTZs8/fit=1000x1000/SUBANTARCTIC.jpgSUBANTARCTICScattered across the world’s southern seas are some of nature’s richest havens, the subantarctic islands—and New Zealand administers more of them than any other country. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 108 March – April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2008. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/subantarctic/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qLmGIzx.f9whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qLmGIzx.f9w/fit=1000x1000/PILOT-WHALE-09.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleIf warm currents are bringing pilot whales close to shore in summer, where the animals travel during the rest of the year remains anyone’s guess. There has been no satellite tracking of pilot whales in New Zealand, and because their usual habitat is many kilometres offshore, finding them by boat is needle-in-a-haystack difficult. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 142 November – December 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2017. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-puzzle-of-pilot-whales/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UKy5lofXt3Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UKy5lofXt3A/fit=1000x1000/PILOT-WHALE-10.jpgTHE PUZZLE OF PILOT WHALESThe same matrilineal group structure seen in pilot whales is found in other cetaceans, including sperm whales, false and pygmy killer whales, melon-headed whales and rough-toothed dolphins—all species that are known for mass stranding. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 142 November – December 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-puzzle-of-pilot-whales/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r5kC0waUiAghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r5kC0waUiAg/fit=1000x1000/PILOT-WHALE-08.jpgTHE PUZZLE OF PILOT WHALESPods of up to 1000 offshore bottlenose dolphins have been seen travelling with pilot whales, but the reasons for the association are unclear. There could be a feeding benefit for pilot whales, since bottlenose dolphins are highly efficient at rounding up schools of fish. On the other hand, dolphins may be gaining some measure of protection from predators by staying close to the much larger pilot whales. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 142 November – December 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-puzzle-of-pilot-whales/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GNzLUmYFRgIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GNzLUmYFRgI/fit=1000x1000/PILOT-WHALE-07.jpgTHE PUZZLE OF PILOT WHALESLong-finned pilot whales are an integral part of New Zealand’s coastal waters, but in the North Island they tend to be seen 10 kilometres or more offshore where water temperatures are around 20ºC. They feed at night, and during the day they rest, travelling slowly and socialising in pods of about 30 individuals. Many pods may travel in close proximity, forming loosely connected “super-pods” of up to 1000 animals. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 142 November – December 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-puzzle-of-pilot-whales/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o7mauwHmzmYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o7mauwHmzmY/fit=1000x1000/PILOT-WHALE-12.jpgTHE PUZZLE OF PILOT WHALESA final touch as a refloated pilot whale makes its way back out to sea. Volunteers who help rescue whales find it a moving experience, as whales’ lives seem so parallel to our own. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 142 November – December 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-puzzle-of-pilot-whales/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OPqXVQaHaYMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OPqXVQaHaYM/fit=1000x1000/PILOT-WHALE-11.jpgTHE PUZZLE OF PILOT WHALESPilot whales’ bulbous foreheads are due to a mass of underlying tissue called the melon, which focuses and modulates the animals’ vocalisations. All toothed whales have this tissue. They hunt by echolocation and maintain close-knit extended family units for which aural communication is essential. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 142 November – December 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-puzzle-of-pilot-whales/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vjYNpPAWB2Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vjYNpPAWB2E/fit=1000x1000/PILOT-WHALE-06.jpgTHE PUZZLE OF PILOT WHALESLong-finned pilot whales are an integral part of New Zealand’s coastal waters, but in the North Island they tend to be seen 10 kilometres or more offshore where water temperatures are around 20ºC. They feed at night, and during the day they rest, travelling slowly and socialising in pods of about 30 individuals. Many pods may travel in close proximity, forming loosely connected “super-pods” of up to 1000 animals. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 142 November – December 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-puzzle-of-pilot-whales/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qnJpZcGrRNEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qnJpZcGrRNE/fit=1000x1000/PILOT-WHALE-05.jpgTHE PUZZLE OF PILOT WHALESWhale researcher Jochen Zaeschmar, aboard his ketch Manawanui, scans the sea for whales east of the Poor Knights Islands, in Northland. He started out working on false killer whales, but these animals often associate with pilot whales, and reported sightings from the public often confused the two species, so Zaeschmar is now building a photo-ID database of both. He and his colleagues are developing an application so that boaties can upload photographs of pilot and false killer whales to a website directly from their smartphones. Time and location data, automatically embedded in the pictures, will allow researchers to build up a picture of the animals’ movements. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 142 November – December 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-puzzle-of-pilot-whales/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IE82SwcJWN0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IE82SwcJWN0/fit=1000x1000/PILOT-WHALE-04.jpgTHE PUZZLE OF PILOT WHALESRescuers used earthmovers at Rarawa Beach to lift the whales from trucks into the water, before their release back into the wild. Of the 24 pilot whales transported from Spirits Bay, 21 were successfully refloated, of which seven re-beached and had to be euthanised. Only 14 made it back to sea. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 142 November – December 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-puzzle-of-pilot-whales/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009g58o3ciZXMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009g58o3ciZXM/fit=1000x1000/PILOT-WHALE-03.jpgTHE PUZZLE OF PILOT WHALESThrough the night, volunteers kept watch in freezing temperatures, trying to calm the whales with their words and presence. Many volunteers built close emotional bonds with their charges, giving each a name—often those of loved family members. In the morning, the whales were loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay, then driven 50 kilometres south on winding, sometimes unsealed roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach. Here sea conditions were calmer, and a refloat could be attempted. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 142 November – December 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-puzzle-of-pilot-whales/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RkMLqFnNjH4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RkMLqFnNjH4/fit=1000x1000/PILOT-WHALE-02.jpgTHE PUZZLE OF PILOT WHALESHundreds of volunteers, along with marine mammal specialists from the Department of Conservation, Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue and local iwi Ngati Kuri, hurried to Spirits Bay to attempt a daring rescue. The first step was to manoeuvre the surviving whales (weighing between one and two tonnes) onto tarpaulins so they could be shifted by earthmover to a tidal inlet where they could rest for the night. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 142 November – December 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-puzzle-of-pilot-whales/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009.17Ik1y4Rohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009.17Ik1y4Ro/fit=1000x1000/PILOT-WHALE-01.jpgTHE PUZZLE OF PILOT WHALESThey strand on our shores in greater numbers than any other species of whale. Scientists believe they know why, but there is much about these animals that remains an enigma, and the strandings continue to happen. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 142 November – December 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-puzzle-of-pilot-whales/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000066AnnmgBSQIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000066AnnmgBSQI/fit=1000x1000/PSEUDORCA-09.jpgFAMILIAR IMPOSTERPseudorca are generally found in tropical to warm-temperate waters and were first recorded in our waters by James Hector in 1872. However, their distribution is constantly being refined, with new records expanding their known range to now include waters with a wide temperature range of 9–30° C. Off Northland, where most New Zealand sightings occur, Pseudorca are typically seen between December and April. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 104 July – August 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/familiar-imposter/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DgSRs4e.93ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DgSRs4e.93o/fit=1000x1000/PSEUDORCA-08.jpgFAMILIAR IMPOSTERPseudorca are intensely social and mass strandings have continued to occur around the world, with New Zealand being no exception—230 stranded at Manukau, Auckland, in 1978. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 104 July – August 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/familiar-imposter/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jrIryKF0wS8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jrIryKF0wS8/fit=1000x1000/PSEUDORCA-03.jpgFAMILIAR IMPOSTERWitnesses on tour boats in 2010 were in for a shock when an orca rammed a Pseudorca, tossing it high into the air. Despite the obvious impact, the Pseudorca managed to escape. A calf (apparently also butted into the air) was the only confirmed casualty of five attacks. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 104 July – August 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/familiar-imposter/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qeA6EYQozLghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qeA6EYQozLg/fit=1000x1000/PSEUDORCA-02.jpgFAMILIAR IMPOSTERCommunication between individuals is intense. Like other dolphins, Pseudorca use echolocation to navigate and find food, but their distinctive drawn-out and high-pitched contact whistles can be clearly heard, even above water. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 104 July – August 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/familiar-imposter/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vFiob0L4AZohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vFiob0L4AZo/fit=1000x1000/PSEUDORCA-06.jpgFAMILIAR IMPOSTERPseudorca, like other dolphins, have very good vision, yet with their eyes positioned on the side of their heads, they will often roll onto their sides or completely upside down to get a better or even binocular view. Their long fusiform body shape and grey pigmentation clearly distinguish them from classic black and white “killer whales”. However, their slender head is deceptive as it hides a robust skull with strong teeth which is so similar to their namesakes that they received the common name “false killer whale”. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 104 July – August 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/familiar-imposter/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007emDo.s82mQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007emDo.s82mQ/fit=1000x1000/PSEUDORCA-05.jpgFAMILIAR IMPOSTERPseudorca, like other dolphins, have very good vision, yet with their eyes positioned on the side of their heads, they will often roll onto their sides or completely upside down to get a better or even binocular view. Their long fusiform body shape and grey pigmentation clearly distinguish them from classic black and white “killer whales”. However, their slender head is deceptive as it hides a robust skull with strong teeth which is so similar to their namesakes that they received the common name “false killer whale”. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 104 July – August 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/familiar-imposter/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007i6nVyRpfEUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007i6nVyRpfEU/fit=1000x1000/PSEUDORCA-04.jpgFAMILIAR IMPOSTERPseudorca can be identified by scars on their dorsal fins and bodies. To date, 54 individuals have been catalogued in the Bay of Islands by Jochen Zaeschmar. Of those, at least 43 have been re-sighted, with 10 seen on four or more occasions, indicating that their occurrence in these waters is far from random. Pseudorca are thought to live 50–60 years and their repeated occurrence with the same individuals indicates strong social bonds. The presence of calves in this group is characteristic, as pods normally contain both sexes and all age classes. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 104 July – August 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/familiar-imposter/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ywKUt1pa2Wshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ywKUt1pa2Ws/fit=1000x1000/PSEUDORCA-10.jpgFAMILIAR IMPOSTERWith at least 27 individuals captured in one image, a group of Pseudorca crassidens (false killer whales) head off into the blue. Typically pelagic (found in open ocean waters), their offshore distribution makes them difficult to study and therefore little is known about their lives. Like other dolphins, Pseudorca are very tactile, often touching each other whilst swimming—in this case brushing tails and pectoral fins over each other. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 104 July – August 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/familiar-imposter/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LpkBhqTOObUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LpkBhqTOObU/fit=1000x1000/PSEUDORCA-01.jpgFAMILIAR IMPOSTERThe Masquerade Tactics of Pseudorca. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 104 July – August 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/familiar-imposter/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r9FI5H3Lq_chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r9FI5H3Lq_c/fit=1000x1000/MARINELAND-11.jpgTHE LAST DOLPHIN“These intelligent, charming creatures have kept people entertained for years with their delightful antics. In a world full of tragedy, disease, war, torture, poverty and natural disasters, we all need some harmless fun and light-hearted entertainment. It would be great if Marineland were to continue but this doesn’t look likely.” —Carol Doyle, letter to the editor, Dominion Post. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 94 November – December 2008. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2008. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-last-dolphin/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XmbP1.drwoUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XmbP1.drwoU/fit=1000x1000/MARINELAND-10.jpgTHE LAST DOLPHINMarineland’s Manager since 1977 Gary MacDonald plays with Kelly. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 94 November – December 2008. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2008. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-last-dolphin/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hMzSfaiqISwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hMzSfaiqISw/fit=1000x1000/MARINELAND-09.jpgTHE LAST DOLPHINConversely, the dolphin and whale watching business has boomed since the 1980s, with more than 100 commercial tourism operators applying to DOC each year for permits. Our fascination with dolphins clearly hasn’t waned, but how and where we want to view them has changed. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 94 November – December 2008. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2008. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-last-dolphin/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iIZCzK7Od0Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iIZCzK7Od0A/fit=1000x1000/MARINELAND-08.jpgTHE LAST DOLPHINFrom her capture in Tauranga Harbour in 1974 to her death in 2008 at Marineland, the life of Kelly, the last dolphin in captivity, has spanned a period of philosophical change in New Zealand. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 94 November – December 2008. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2008. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-last-dolphin/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BKnxapgHPKAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BKnxapgHPKA/fit=1000x1000/MARINELAND-07.jpgTHE LAST DOLPHINA coalition of groups had mounted their own campaign after Shona died, calling on the Napier City Council to end “New Zealand’s captive dolphin industry”, claiming “the physical and psychological suffering of captive dolphins is immense”. This coalition believes New Zealand’s Marine Mammal Protection Act needs tightening and is lobbying the government to ban keeping cetaceans in captivity. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 94 November – December 2008. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2008. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-last-dolphin/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NuZGtC1qeAYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NuZGtC1qeAY/fit=1000x1000/MARINE-LAND-06.jpgTHE LAST DOLPHINWhen her long-time companion Shona (the second-to-last dolphin in captivity in New Zealand) died in April 2006, staff took it in turns to sit with Kelly, talking and playing with her. They had thought she’d be the first to go, but instead Kelly kept Marineland’s dolphin show afloat on her own, performing tricks and sharing her pool with visitors who paid to swim with her. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 94 November – December 2008. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2008. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-last-dolphin/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r9oivvBmKoohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r9oivvBmKoo/fit=1000x1000/MARINELAND-05.jpgTHE LAST DOLPHINNo matter how well her seal and sea lion stand-ins did, for many people there’s no show without the dolphins, a belief that sparked a 13,589-signature petition calling for the Government to finance replacement dolphins. A parliamentary select committee ruled against the proposal in May 2008, citing scientific evidence of the detrimental effects of captivity on dolphin health. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 94 November – December 2008. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2008. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-last-dolphin/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PqNXuWmAvmEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PqNXuWmAvmE/fit=1000x1000/MARINELAND-04.jpgTHE LAST DOLPHINNo matter how well her seal and sea lion stand-ins did, for many people there’s no show without the dolphins, a belief that sparked a 13,589-signature petition calling for the Government to finance replacement dolphins. A parliamentary select committee ruled against the proposal in May 2008, citing scientific evidence of the detrimental effects of captivity on dolphin health. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 94 November – December 2008. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2008. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-last-dolphin/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OBkKT_lDADchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OBkKT_lDADc/fit=1000x1000/MARINELAND-03.jpgTHE LAST DOLPHINVisitors swarmed to Marineland in those early years to see Daphne, the centre’s first dolphin, and her companions, adults paying three shillings and children one shilling for the pleasure. By the end of the first week, 8000 people had passed through the gates, and by the end of the first year, that figure had reached 220,000. Within five years (shortly after Queen Elizabeth II visited in 1970), the dolphins at Marineland had received their millionth visitor. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 94 November – December 2008. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2008. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-last-dolphin/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gSaX8QNVXdghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gSaX8QNVXdg/fit=1000x1000/MARINELAND-02.jpgTHE LAST DOLPHINKELLY’S DEATH ON 11th September 2008 signalled the end of an era that began when Napier’s Marineland opened its doors in January 1965. Back then Keith Holyoake presided over a population of 2.6 million, New Zealand troops were heading to Vietnam and Peter Snell was riding high on his recent wins at the Tokyo Olympics. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 94 November – December 2008. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2008. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-last-dolphin/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FvQwV0zYPcEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FvQwV0zYPcE/fit=1000x1000/False-killer-whale-02.jpgWhere the Buffalo RoamPelagic bottlenose dolphins are longer and more robust than those on our coast, yet they are dwarfed by torpedo-shaped pseudorca, or false killer whales. Researchers find New Zealand’s pseudorca in the presence of bottlenose dolphins almost all of the time – a happy arrangement that gives pseudorca the advantage of a large pod, and dolphins the benefit of a bit of muscle. My first encounter with pseudorca was by chance, 7-years ago at the Poor Knights Islands marine reserve off New Zealand’s Northland coast. At the time, I was not even sure what I had just witnessed and could find little information on the facultative behaviour I had experienced, until meeting marine scientist Jochen Zaeschmar, who has devoted his life to these rarely studied mammals. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Read the New Zealand Geographic feature forged form this project: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/where-the-wild-things-are/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mojJqGrJxdYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mojJqGrJxdY/fit=1000x1000/TUTUKIWI-08.jpgTHE HUNTING OF THE SNIPERos Cole, Kathryn Pemberton and Jo Hiscock prepared the snipe for their voyage, feeding them a hydrating solution and plenty of mealworms. On the trip north, they stopped off for another feeding session at Easy Harbour, near the bottom of Stewart Island, before landing at Whenua Hou Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 146 July - August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-hunting-of-the-snipe/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VrImUBk_XaEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VrImUBk_XaE/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0152.jpgCommon Conger EelConger verreauxi (Common Conger Eel) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. 14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uLAyokLoDQYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uLAyokLoDQY/fit=1000x1000/2014-10-16-0497.jpgGreen-lipped mussePerna canaliculus (green-lipped mussel) bed in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. Thursday 16 October 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yAqjPeLpTKghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yAqjPeLpTKg/fit=1000x1000/BOUNTY-ISLANDS-01.jpgSEAS OF BOUNTYSwept by the cold seas of the Southern Ocean, New Zealand’s outposts of the Bounty and Antipodes Islands are awash with life. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 127 May- June 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/seas-of-bounty/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VZDSZDvizcEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VZDSZDvizcE/fit=1000x1000/KERMADEC-18.jpgRangitāhuaSome 10–15 million seabirds forage in and around the marine reserve that extends 12 nautical miles out from each island, and around six million birds of 14 species breed on the predator-free nature reserves. Three species are found nowhere else in the world and five are classified as vulnerable on the International Union for Conservation of Nature’s Red List of Threatened Species. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 111 September- October 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/kermadecs/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KpxTBUAwpK4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KpxTBUAwpK4/fit=1000x1000/KOI-CARP-11.jpgTHE WAR ON KOIThe scientists have the Carpuccino. The bowhunters have Stormin’ Norman, and unwanted grinder from a ferret farm. At the end of each day the catch is put through Norman to create berley for the local recreational fishing community. The queue lasts for hours, but four and half tonnes of koi ensures that no one goes away without a tub of odourous but effective berley, to catch yet more fish. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 131 January - February 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-war-on-koi/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jWXV7.s6lGshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jWXV7.s6lGs/fit=1000x1000/KOI-CARP-10.jpgTHE WAR ON KOIThe scientists have the Carpuccino. The bowhunters have Stormin’ Norman, and unwanted grinder from a ferret farm. At the end of each day the catch is put through Norman to create berley for the local recreational fishing community. The queue lasts for hours, but four and half tonnes of koi ensures that no one goes away without a tub of odourous but effective berley, to catch yet more fish. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 131 January - February 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-war-on-koi/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TEGUjDArkFghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TEGUjDArkFg/fit=1000x1000/KOI-CARP-07.jpgTHE WAR ON KOIYoung, hirsute and curt, Ruben Hastings and his partner Ben Passau took out the overall competition, shooting well over 500 kilograms of carp. Of the duo, Hastings was the more accurate, claiming 60 per cent of their combined catch. It’s easy to imagine him ruling the tournament for a number of years—or at least until the legendary hunter Kevin Low returns. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 131 January - February 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-war-on-koi/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002qDPPY7EwjEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002qDPPY7EwjE/fit=1000x1000/KOI-CARP-06.jpgTHE WAR ON KOIWhile Bowhunting represents one method of control, science has presented another; a $250,000 project called ‘Carpuccino’, operated by Bruno David (pictured right), a driven, passionate Australian freshwater ecologist. It consists of a clever trap and even cleverer ‘digester’, driven by geothermal bacteria, turning an environmental disaster into a neat environmental win in the form of organic fertiliser. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 131 January - February 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-war-on-koi/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uCc5irmP5echttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uCc5irmP5ec/fit=1000x1000/KOI-CARP-02.jpgTHE WAR ON KOILogan Cubitt draws his bow at sunrise and shoots into the shallows of Lake Puketirini on the first morning of the 2014 World Koi Carp Classic—the most popular bowfishing event of its kind in New Zealand. On a weekend in November each year, hunters will shoot thousands of the invasive fish for fun, and the benefit of the Waikato’s beleaguered aquatic ecosystem. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 131 January - February 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-war-on-koi/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FfqYXK_2R_0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FfqYXK_2R_0/fit=1000x1000/KOI-CARP-01.jpgTHE WAR ON KOIInvasive koi carp now writhe through wetlands from Auckland to Marlborough, displacing native species and destroying freshwater habitats. For 25 years, bowhunters in Waikato have ministered their own brand of pest control, the World Koi Carp Classic, resulting in prizes, and 70 tonnes of puréed fish. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 131 January - February 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-war-on-koi/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oeh8mbfA.cMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oeh8mbfA.cM/fit=1000x1000/THREE-KINGS-16.jpgTREASURE ISLANDSHundreds of fish school in an upwelling of cold water on Princes Arch Pinnacle, on the northern side of the Princes Islands. Every square millimetre of rocky reef substrate is covered with sponges and cold water corals… but what’s missing? Expedition scientists commented on the profound lack of large pelagic species such as kingfish, sharks and grouper. Were they being over-fished? Or was the environment at the Three Kings simply different? No one knows—it could be one or both of those hypotheses—and the future of an ecosystem may rest on understanding the answer. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 122 July - August 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-islands/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003hcU303CWZEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003hcU303CWZE/fit=1000x1000/THREE-KINGS-14.jpgTREASURE ISLANDSCurrents from the Tasman are forced over the top of the North Island, creating turbulence and upwellings of cold water that provide conditions for a unique set of marine flora and fauna. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 122 July - August 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-islands/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Cb4.J6gcX2khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Cb4.J6gcX2k/fit=1000x1000/THREE-KINGS-13.jpgTREASURE ISLANDSLike moths to a flame, polycheate worms (Nereis spp.) gather beneath the loom of a night light hung from the stern of the ship. Scientists had hoped to attract light-sensitive juvenile and larval fish, but found a massive aggregation of the four-centimetre worms instead. Normally living in burrows in the seafloor, both sexes swim to the surface under the cover of darkness, using powerful pheromones to synchronise this behaviour. There they will spawn, releasing gametes and sperm in unison and en masse to increase reproductive success and reduce the risk of predation. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 122 July - August 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-islands/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qm1SvveFzzAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qm1SvveFzzA/fit=1000x1000/THREE-KINGS-12.jpgTREASURE ISLANDSAt the surface, a New Zealand white-capped albatross (Thalassarche cauta steadi) feeds on fish scraps close to land, as a precaution against a violent incoming front. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 122 July - August 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-islands/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000feGq5voD6lchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000feGq5voD6lc/fit=1000x1000/THREE-KINGS-11.jpgTREASURE ISLANDSIvory coral (Oculina virgosa) usually occur at depth. But these specimens have found similar conditions in shallower water in the shelter and shade of Catton’s Cave on Rosemary Island. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 122 July - August 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-islands/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mFco0lkfIVghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mFco0lkfIVg/fit=1000x1000/THREE-KINGS-10.jpgTREASURE ISLANDSIn a makeshift photographic studio onboard the RV Braveheart, Belgian scientist Vincent Zintzen who works with Te Papa Museum’s fish team carefully takes photographs of specimens for documentary purposes. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 122 July - August 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-islands/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UEYSiY0TghUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UEYSiY0TghU/fit=1000x1000/THREE-KINGS-08.jpgTREASURE ISLANDSStalked ascidians (Pycnoclavella kottae) at West Island have chosen to rise above their brethren on the reef using long, modified feet as stalks. The strategy allows them to escape the competition for real estate on the rock face and benefit more from the nutrient-rich cold water swirling about the Three Kings Group. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 122 July - August 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-islands/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002cFnIvR7viYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002cFnIvR7viY/fit=1000x1000/THREE-KINGS-07.jpgTREASURE ISLANDSDutch explorer Abel Tasman and his crew bestowed the name Drie Koningen Eyland (Three Kings Island) to the remote islands 53km north-west of New Zealand on January 6th 1643 after the biblical magi who brought gifts of gold, frankincense and myrhh. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 122 July - August 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-islands/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NY19GLcRxxohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NY19GLcRxxo/fit=1000x1000/THREE-KINGS-06.jpgTREASURE ISLANDSDiver Ian Skipworth swims over a forest of the totara weed (Sargassum johnsonii) which is only known to exist in deep water at the Three Kings. The Auckland Museum team co-opted the photography team with specialist deep diving ‘rebreather’ equipment to retrieve samples. They returned with the totara weed, and a huge diversity of weed and invertebrate life that lives in its shelter, just as thousands of species thrive in the shelter of a rainforest canopy. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 122 July - August 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-islands/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c2dY.iZa1Hshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c2dY.iZa1Hs/fit=1000x1000/THREE-KINGS-05.jpgTREASURE ISLANDSCurrents from the Tasman are forced over the top of the North Island, creating turbulence and upwellings of cold water that provide conditions for a unique set of marine flora and fauna. Unlike reef-building corals of the tropics, cup corals (Hoplangia durotrix) thrive in the chilly water. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 122 July - August 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-islands/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fa6dtHPUxdEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fa6dtHPUxdE/fit=1000x1000/THREE-KINGS-04.jpgTREASURE ISLANDSLarge swells and gale force winds lash Great Island and the more distant nugget of North East Island. Just 53 kilometres from the mainland—and visible on clear days from the capes—the island group is nonetheless tortured by powerful tides and the uncompromising brutality of swells from both the Tasman and Great Pacific Basin. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 122 July - August 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-islands/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p2A0HpJkYLwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p2A0HpJkYLw/fit=1000x1000/THREE-KINGS-03.jpgTREASURE ISLANDSLike a ball of baked beans, a wandering anemone (Phlyctenactis tuberculosa) clings to seaweed in Irishman’s Garden on the northern side of Princes Islands. At night, tentacles emerge from the oculus to await prey. At the slightest touch, the tentacles snap closed. It is not permanently attached to the reef, as other anemones are, but can detach its pedal disc and drift about. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 122 July - August 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-islands/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QhkwS6qpD_Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QhkwS6qpD_Q/fit=1000x1000/THREE-KINGS-01.jpgTREASURE ISLANDSDutch explorer Abel Tasman and his crew bestowed the name Drie Koningen Eyland (Three Kings Island) to the remote islands 53km north-west of New Zealand on January 6th 1643 after the biblical magi who brought gifts of gold, frankincense and myrhh. In 2013 a biodiscovery expedition led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland went in search to unlock it's treasure trove of marine flora and fauna. Pictured: Centroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper) school in the upwelling of cold water at Princes Arch Pinnacle in the Three Kings Group. The species is unrelated to snapper common around New Zealand and more closely resembles Orange Roughy found in very deep water. Golden Snapper prefer relatively deep water as well, though at the Three Kings can be seen congregating around shallow reefs. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 122 July - August 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-islands/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Yk85GGTy74Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Yk85GGTy74Q/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0095.jpg2012-11-04-0095.jpgAequorea forskalea (Hydromedusae). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cAxJT6.oyLchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cAxJT6.oyLc/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-04-0243.jpg2009-01-04-0243.jpgA 126 Kg Marlin hangs at the Whangarei Deep Sea Anglers Club. .Sunday 04 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 139 Max Depth 20.7 m. Average Depth 12.2 m. Temp 19 c. . O2 21%.Bottom Time 70min. Bottom Time to Date 6293 min Cumulative Time 6363 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000slJP7wm5Kvwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000slJP7wm5Kvw/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-26-0106.jpg2011-03-26-0106.jpgMonomyces rubrum (Cup coral) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 310.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Calypso Bay, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 124:32 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 21.4 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,157 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,219 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e_NguqZ6J50https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e_NguqZ6J50/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0199.jpgOctopus tetricusOctopus tetricus on the Eastern side of Burgess Island in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Saturday 17 October 2009 Photograph Richard Robinson. Dive Number 190 Boat : Apollo, Goat Island Dive. Site : Eastern side of Burgess Island (Pokohinu) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group. Max Depth 23.2 m. Temp 18c. O2 32% Bottom Time 59min. Bottom Time to Date 9656 min. Cumulative Time 9715 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xhgY_Q.dBoEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xhgY_Q.dBoE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0153-2.jpg2011-05-16-0153-2.jpgLord Howe Coral Fish (Amphichaetodon howensis) off the western side of North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Monday 16 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: .Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters..Bottom Time: 66 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Gkl0lkKdXbshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Gkl0lkKdXbs/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0186-1.jpg2010-04-17-0186_1.jpgYaldwynÕs triplefin (Notoclinops yaldwyni) at the , Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 237.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 37.55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,977 minutes..Cumulative Time: 13,067minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pwOc_n17Nl4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pwOc_n17Nl4/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-06-0084.jpg2011-08-06-0084.jpgNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin) , Mokohinau Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Saturday 06 August 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 374.Dive Buddy: Glen Whatmough, Martin Wallis, Joe Single..Site: Pinnacle between Atihau and Hokoromea Island in the Mokohinau Islands..Temperature: 15.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 160:39 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 21 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,031 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,101 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H_MQci4cggchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H_MQci4cggc/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-06-0034.jpg2012-07-06-0034.jpgNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin)..Friday 06 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 421..Site: Opposite Nudibranch City, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 216:55 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 25 meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,853 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,952 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000krNmjaZdX9khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000krNmjaZdX9k/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0179.jpg2011-09-03-0179.jpgNotoclinops segmentatus (Blue-eyed triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 377.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 164:20 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 36.3 meters..Bottom Time: 84 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,242 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,326 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SEalhY6VCJwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SEalhY6VCJw/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-06-0032.jpg2012-07-06-0032.jpgNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin)..Friday 06 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 421..Site: Opposite Nudibranch City, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 216:55 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 25 meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,853 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,952 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FrQuHMKzeIEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FrQuHMKzeIE/fit=1000x1000/MINERVA-13.jpgEMPIRE OF THE SEAMinerva Reefs are likely the source of at least some of the many tropical fish and invertebrates that migrate or visit New Zealand’s northern waters—particularly the Kermadec Islands, but also Northland, Auckland and the Bay of Plenty. Crown of thorns seastars (Acanthaster planci) are found in both the tropics and Kermadecs. Whether they arrived from Minerva in the north or Australia in the west remains the subject of active research. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 133 May-June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/empire-of-the-sea/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J1D9en3p6bAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J1D9en3p6bA/fit=1000x1000/MINERVA-12.jpgEMPIRE OF THE SEAMinerva Reefs are likely the source of at least some of the many tropical fish and invertebrates that migrate or visit New Zealand’s northern waters—particularly the Kermadec Islands, but also Northland, Auckland and the Bay of Plenty. Crown of thorns seastars (Acanthaster planci) are found in both the tropics and Kermadecs, as are masked moki (Goniistius francisi), named after legendary Kiwi marine ecologist Malcolm Francis. Whether they arrived from Minerva in the north or Australia in the west remains the subject of active research. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 133 May-June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/empire-of-the-sea/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oInRUA4_ufohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oInRUA4_ufo/fit=1000x1000/MINERVA-11.jpgEMPIRE OF THE SEAThe atoll of North Minerva rises to an elevation of just 90 centimetres; the southern atoll—actually two atolls, joined at the hip—is a fraction of that, and regularly awash. Despite the very modest prominence of the reefs, they have nonetheless been at the centre of a major political battle for nearly four decades. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 133 May-June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/empire-of-the-sea/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y9MB3l1QJkohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y9MB3l1QJko/fit=1000x1000/MINERVA-10.jpgEMPIRE OF THE SEAThe hardworking reef-builders of Minerva are the stony corals and the crustaceans, like the giant clams (Tridacna sp.). Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 133 May-June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/empire-of-the-sea/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uxigGk2DgRIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uxigGk2DgRI/fit=1000x1000/MINERVA-07.jpgEMPIRE OF THE SEAThe atoll of North Minerva (pictured) rises to an elevation of just 90 centimetres; the southern atoll—actually two atolls, joined at the hip—is a fraction of that, and regularly awash. Despite the very modest prominence of the reefs, they have nonetheless been at the centre of a major political battle for nearly four decades. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 133 May-June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/empire-of-the-sea/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mtsudEo79YYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mtsudEo79YY/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-02-0244-1.jpgYellowtail DascyllusDascyllus flavicaudus (Yellowtail Dascyllus) at Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 02 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S09v2h9d5iUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S09v2h9d5iU/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-02-0239.jpgYellowtail DascyllusDascyllus flavicaudus (Yellowtail Dascyllus) at Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 02 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iqVA7LHTekMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iqVA7LHTekM/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-02-0244.jpgYellowtail DascyllusDascyllus flavicaudus (Yellowtail Dascyllus) at Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 02 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zAsG0FDP2m8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zAsG0FDP2m8/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-02-0229.jpgYellowtail DascyllusDascyllus flavicaudus (Yellowtail Dascyllus) at Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 02 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hrTFBC0NnEAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hrTFBC0NnEA/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-02-0224.jpgYellowtail DascyllusDascyllus flavicaudus (Yellowtail Dascyllus) at Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 02 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zQqIedHUMokhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zQqIedHUMok/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-02-0230.jpgYellowtail DascyllusDascyllus flavicaudus (Yellowtail Dascyllus) at Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 02 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GYFRqI4al8khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GYFRqI4al8k/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-02-0218.jpgSpeckled DamselfishPomacentrus bankanensis (Speckled Damselfish) at Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 02 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Jotto7VH9L8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Jotto7VH9L8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0131.jpgSpeckled DamselfishPomacentrus bankanensis (Speckled Damselfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t6UVqxv1tkQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t6UVqxv1tkQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0209.jpgPrincess DamselfishPomacentrus vaiuli (Princess Damselfish) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 10 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.FRlopvyB.Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.FRlopvyB.A/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0152.jpgSouth Seas DevilChrysiptera taupou (South Seas Devil) at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A2X9EX9L9Ichttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A2X9EX9L9Ic/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0717.jpgBlack CoralAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.dbIUbN8F_chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.dbIUbN8F_c/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0638.jpgBlack CoralAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rgU9Cwo_Gc0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rgU9Cwo_Gc0/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0156.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UOhVIdm385Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UOhVIdm385Q/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-09-0259.jpgAustralasian GannetMorus serrator (Australasian Gannet) and Delphinus delphis (Common dolphin) workup in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Wednesday 09 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UeCpIt1oXCYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UeCpIt1oXCY/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-09-0225.jpgAustralasian GannetMorus serrator (Australasian Gannet) and Delphinus delphis (Common dolphin) workup in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Wednesday 09 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NRTXaJ9NeJUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NRTXaJ9NeJU/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-09-0223.jpgAustralasian GannetMorus serrator (Australasian Gannet) and Delphinus delphis (Common dolphin) workup in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Wednesday 09 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KNpkkEn0lZohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KNpkkEn0lZo/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-09-0198.jpgAustralasian GannetMorus serrator (Australasian Gannet) and Delphinus delphis (Common dolphin) workup in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Wednesday 09 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xWvo0gKAcaMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xWvo0gKAcaM/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-09-0185-1.jpgAustralasian GannetMorus serrator (Australasian Gannet) and Delphinus delphis (Common dolphin) workup in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Wednesday 09 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Uq6a7BZGb9Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Uq6a7BZGb9U/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-09-0181.jpgAustralasian GannetMorus serrator (Australasian Gannet) and Delphinus delphis (Common dolphin) workup in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Wednesday 09 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fzo2sbSzLMMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fzo2sbSzLMM/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-09-0103.jpgAustralasian GannetMorus serrator (Australasian Gannet) and Delphinus delphis (Common dolphin) workup in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Wednesday 09 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xRZ10Ujv3kshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xRZ10Ujv3ks/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-09-0157.jpgAustralasian GannetMorus serrator (Australasian Gannet) and Delphinus delphis (Common dolphin) workup in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Wednesday 09 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XYtgaOkfKhchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XYtgaOkfKhc/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-08-0510.jpgAustralasian GannetMorus serrator (Australasian Gannet) workup in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 08 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VbQH_n8BF3Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VbQH_n8BF3A/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-08-0500-1.jpgAustralasian GannetMorus serrator (Australasian Gannet) workup in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 08 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005YUW9_KTNy0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005YUW9_KTNy0/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-08-0454-1.jpgAustralasian GannetMorus serrator (Australasian Gannet) workup in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 08 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dN2K7f2s2mIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dN2K7f2s2mI/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-08-0440.jpgAustralasian GannetMorus serrator (Australasian Gannet) workup in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 08 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Pya9EdX63bchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Pya9EdX63bc/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-08-0442.jpgAustralasian GannetMorus serrator (Australasian Gannet) workup in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 08 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wZ0CiZHdCE0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wZ0CiZHdCE0/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-08-0248-1.jpgAustralasian GannetMorus serrator (Australasian Gannet) workup in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 08 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n2w3cn85Rn0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n2w3cn85Rn0/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-08-0282.jpgAustralasian GannetMorus serrator (Australasian Gannet) workup in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 08 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007uy2sYKLg3Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007uy2sYKLg3Q/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-08-0206-1.jpgAustralasian GannetMorus serrator (Australasian Gannet) workup in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 08 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000036HczoK7jsQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000036HczoK7jsQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-08-0199-1.jpgAustralasian GannetMorus serrator (Australasian Gannet) workup in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 08 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iJjyZdVCMP8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iJjyZdVCMP8/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-08-0179-1.jpgAustralasian GannetMorus serrator (Australasian Gannet) workup in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 08 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M4sEJ9eqaUYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M4sEJ9eqaUY/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-08-0167.jpgAustralasian GannetMorus serrator (Australasian Gannet) workup in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 08 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BHTL37ihbwQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BHTL37ihbwQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-08-0159.jpgAustralasian GannetMorus serrator (Australasian Gannet) workup in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 08 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dIskqtiITNAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dIskqtiITNA/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-08-0099.jpgAustralasian GannetMorus serrator (Australasian Gannet) workup in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 08 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NOicXLhfmXEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NOicXLhfmXE/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-08-0131.jpgAustralasian GannetMorus serrator (Australasian Gannet) workup in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 08 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006gAt02ddoxghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006gAt02ddoxg/fit=1000x1000/TUTUKIWI-10.jpgTHE HUNTING OF THE SNIPESnipe are prepared to be transferred for their voyage, feeding them a hydrating solution and plenty of mealworms. On the trip north, they stopped off for another feeding session at Easy Harbour, near the bottom of Stewart Island, before landing at Whenua Hou Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 146 July - August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-hunting-of-the-snipe/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EqCAQpjXXVohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EqCAQpjXXVo/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-23-0060.jpgAustralasian GannetMorus serrator (Australasian Gannet) at Whakaari (White Island) active andesite stratovolcano, situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 23 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000adAs_5._eeUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000adAs_5._eeU/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-09-0047.jpgBryde's whaleBalaenoptera edeni (Bryde's whale) in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Photographed under permit. Wednesday 09 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tu8F0VKdWawhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tu8F0VKdWaw/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-09-0046.jpgBryde's whaleBalaenoptera edeni (Bryde's whale) in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Photographed under permit. Wednesday 09 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OuO2YTR40sohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OuO2YTR40so/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-09-0045.jpgBryde's whaleBalaenoptera edeni (Bryde's whale) in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Photographed under permit. Wednesday 09 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YXO5ONK_uUohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YXO5ONK_uUo/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-09-0034.jpgBryde's whaleBalaenoptera edeni (Bryde's whale) in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Photographed under permit. Wednesday 09 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IjYAfQ1uw5Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IjYAfQ1uw5A/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-09-0032.jpgBryde's whaleBalaenoptera edeni (Bryde's whale) in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Photographed under permit. Wednesday 09 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MjTwBozRX8Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MjTwBozRX8A/fit=1000x1000/2019-10-09-0024.jpgBryde's whaleBalaenoptera edeni (Bryde's whale) in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland, New Zealand. Photographed under permit. Wednesday 09 October 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d9lRWrsy6yshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d9lRWrsy6ys/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0141.jpg2010-07-09-0141.jpgCallyspongia latituba (Organ-pipe sponge)at Northern Arch, the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 265.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 12.3 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 73:28 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters...Bottom Time: 110 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,131 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,241 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MOE5ngiqLhYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MOE5ngiqLhY/fit=1000x1000/MINERVA-06.jpgEMPIRE OF THE SEAThe hardworking reef-builders of Minerva are the stony coralsvand the crustaceans, like the giant clams (Tridacna sp.). Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 133 May-June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/empire-of-the-sea/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GdEQwTP0iJAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GdEQwTP0iJA/fit=1000x1000/MINERVA-05.jpgEMPIRE OF THE SEAThe hardworking reef-builders of Minerva are the stony corals—such as Acropora sp, lower, sheltering a colourful bird wrasse (Gomphosus varius)—and the crustaceans, like the giant clams (Tridacna sp.). Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 133 May-June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/empire-of-the-sea/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003.uiaVRVfHchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003.uiaVRVfHc/fit=1000x1000/MINERVA-04.jpgEMPIRE OF THE SEAResplendent gorgonian sea fans spread their brittle limbs to the currents that encircle North Minerva Reef at a depth of between 20 and 60 metres. An assembly of polyps, each of the thousands is fitted with fine arms that sieve nutrients from the sparse Pacific. Behind, giant trevally, predators in a coral reef system, cavort along the reef wall. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 133 May-June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/empire-of-the-sea/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VRSikMubWCIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VRSikMubWCI/fit=1000x1000/MINERVA-03.jpgEMPIRE OF THE SEAA black-blotched porcupinefish (Diodon liturosus) keeps a wary eye on the photographer from a deep crevice in South Minerva Reef. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 133 May-June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/empire-of-the-sea/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001qr0iyyROYwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001qr0iyyROYw/fit=1000x1000/MINERVA-02.jpgEMPIRE OF THE SEABeneath the surface, Minerva Reef is festooned with life. Here a sea anemone Heteractis crispa sways in the current, replete with a pair of attendant Clark’s anemonefish (Amphiprion clarkii) in the background. The fish help to attract prey within range of the anemone’s tentacles, and defend it from tentacle-eating predators, such as butterflyfish. In return the anemonefish live in the protection of the billowing tentacles, immunised from the stings by a coat of mucus. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 133 May-June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/empire-of-the-sea/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WyPnaxcs4aYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WyPnaxcs4aY/fit=1000x1000/MINERVA-01.jpgEMPIRE OF THE SEAThe distant and remote Minerva Reefs—the closest coral atolls to New Zealand—have been the subject of political intrigue, a failed libertarian state and a naval showdown. Scientists believe they may also be the origin of some tropical species reaching New Zealand’s northern waters. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 133 May-June 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/empire-of-the-sea/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uf91iueN1z4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uf91iueN1z4/fit=1000x1000/HUTTON-S-SHEARWATER-12.jpgSNOW BIRDSIn March and April, Kaikōura goes on alert for young Hutton’s crash-landing as they fly to or from the mountain colonies. Why so many Hutton’s fall from the sky on foggy nights remains a mystery, but evidence so far points to light pollution from the town. A University of Canterbury study is in progress, supported by Dennis Buurman’s Encounter Foundation, which he created to sponsor local research and conservation work. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 144 March-April 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/snow-birds/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jqkcJwE4bQchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jqkcJwE4bQc/fit=1000x1000/HUTTON-S-SHEARWATER-11.jpgSNOW BIRDSStudents in Kaikoura learn about Hutton's shearwaters thanks to the efforts of a local trust. Six-year-old Lynlee Bradley checks the Hutton's Hub for crash-landed birds that have been dropped off. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 144 March-April 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/snow-birds/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o1zgvG4jLywhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o1zgvG4jLyw/fit=1000x1000/HUTTON-S-SHEARWATER-10.jpgSNOW BIRDSKids from the Kaikoura Suburban School at the ‘Hutton’s Hub’ which serves as a education and drop-off point for Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) fledglings that crash land around the Kaikoura township each March/April due to light disorientation. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 144 March-April 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/snow-birds/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aorLScTKfSQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aorLScTKfSQ/fit=1000x1000/HUTTON-S-SHEARWATER-09.jpgSNOW BIRDSStudents in Kaikōura learn about Hutton’s shearwaters thanks to the efforts of trust member Nicky McArthur. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 144 March-April 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/snow-birds/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LWQu9sE0hbIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LWQu9sE0hbI/fit=1000x1000/HUTTON-S-SHEARWATER-07.jpgSNOW BIRDSAn 'insurance colony' of Hutton's was built on private land at the end of Kaikoura Peninsula in 2005 to safeguard against disaster at the mountain colonies, which are located on unstable ground. The artificial colony was named Te Rae Atiu and 496 chicks were translocated to it over many seasons. Lindsay Rowe checks in on the colony every week after the birds return. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 144 March-April 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/snow-birds/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kc04TqJd2SEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kc04TqJd2SE/fit=1000x1000/HUTTON-S-SHEARWATER-06.jpgSNOW BIRDSAn 'insurance colony' of Hutton's was built on private land at the end of Kaikoura Peninsula in 2005 to safeguard against disaster at the mountain colonies, which are located on unstable ground. The artificial colony was named Te Rae Atiu and 496 chicks were translocated to it over many seasons. Lindsay Rowe checks in on the colony every week after the birds return. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 144 March-April 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/snow-birds/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y7QxjVy7Xh4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y7QxjVy7Xh4/fit=1000x1000/HUTTON-S-SHEARWATER-05.jpgSNOW BIRDSWhen the birds arrive home from the Timor Sea in the spring, DOC staff, including ranger Mike Morrissey, identify 100 occupied burrows to revisit in the autumn, when they’ll check for the presence of a chick in order to determine the colony’s rate of breeding success. Hutton’s generally return to nest in the same burrows year after year. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 144 March-April 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/snow-birds/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dIJxXVvWP9ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dIJxXVvWP9g/fit=1000x1000/HUTTON-S-SHEARWATER-04.jpgSNOW BIRDSMoving up and down the Kaikōura coast in rafts of up to 50,000 birds, Hutton’s shearwaters appear as great swarms or drifts on the water. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 144 March-April 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/snow-birds/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JeLS3UEZP5Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JeLS3UEZP5I/fit=1000x1000/HUTTON-S-SHEARWATER-03.jpgSNOW BIRDSAs Hutton’s only commute under cover of darkness, their nesting sites were unknown until 1965, when Geoff Harrow rediscovered them. Harrow has been working to protect the birds ever since. He still is, aged 90. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 144 March-April 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/snow-birds/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004j5SV.M43dQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004j5SV.M43dQ/fit=1000x1000/HUTTON-S-SHEARWATER-01.jpgSNOW BIRDSNo one knew that Kaikōura was home to the world’s only alpine-dwelling seabird until an amateur ornithologist following a rumour discovered its burrows high in the mountains. As the bizarre attributes and tenuous existence of the Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) slowly came to light, Kaikōura took up the mantle of protecting its local bird—just in time to witness the destruction of its breeding grounds in the November 2016 earthquake. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 144 March-April 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/snow-birds/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jGFsrGKMK_Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jGFsrGKMK_A/fit=1000x1000/SEA-CHANGE-18.jpgSEA CHANGEDeckhand Jake Curtis waits for the word from his skipper before pushing a cod pot over the side, to land on an underwater pinnacle. The blue cod they catch will be exported to Australia, where the Chatham Island Food Company has carved out a niche in selling Chatham-branded fish to upmarket restaurants. Although the sea is calm, Curtis wears full wet-weather gear to avoid getting covered by the paua guts he uses to bait the pots. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 130 November-December 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/sea-change/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZTZxAOQdjBkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZTZxAOQdjBk/fit=1000x1000/SEA-CHANGE-17.jpgSEA CHANGEKids, a beach, some noisy gulls—there may be no more idyllic New Zealand summer scene. But the idyll is threatened—from without, in the form of exotic invaders and climate impacts, and from within, with rising levels of sediments, nutrients and contaminants pouring off the land. The sea has never been as impervious to human impact as we had thought. Increasingly, our footprint leaves its mark, and the tides cannot erase it. How lightly can we tread to sustain our encircling seas? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 130 November-December 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/sea-change/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZX7o_wUbg00https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZX7o_wUbg00/fit=1000x1000/SEA-CHANGE-16.jpgSEA CHANGERebreather diver Ian Skipworth illuminates up an ammunition dump of World War II Era shells, covering an area larger than field of view with exquisite visibility at the sanctuary of the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 130 November-December 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/sea-change/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pUo1wQARm1whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pUo1wQARm1w/fit=1000x1000/SEA-CHANGE-15.jpgSEA CHANGEOnce famous for its mussel reefs, the Firth of Thames lost these water-cleaning, fish-supporting habitats through dredging and overfishing, which culminated in the collapse of the mussel fishery in the 1960s. A community trust called Revive our Gulf is seeking to reinstate the reefs by dropping tonnes of surplus mussels from nearby aquaculture operations in the hope that they will mat together and form permanent reef structures on the seabed. Mussel farm owner Pete Bull (right) and manager Vaughan Bronlund add a few more tonnes to a site east of Waiheke Island. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 130 November-December 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/sea-change/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gnleSJoIrHkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gnleSJoIrHk/fit=1000x1000/SEA-CHANGE-14.jpgSEA CHANGEIn 2009, a single individual of an invasive tubeworm called Mediterranean fanworm was found in Auckland’s Viaduct Basin. Two years later it had spread throughout the Waitemata Harbour, and has been found in several other harbours in both the North and South Islands. NIWA marine ecologist Crispin Middleton, here examining a fanworm infestation at Auckland’s Westhaven marina during a 2014 survey, is part of a biosecurity team that tracks the arrival and spread of unwanted marine organisms, which are entering the country’s coastal waters in increasing numbers. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 130 November-December 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/sea-change/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fH14RZFrMFwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fH14RZFrMFw/fit=1000x1000/SEA-CHANGE-13.jpgSEA CHANGEThe government-set total allowable commercial catch of rock lobsters in Fiordland has doubled since a local group, the Fiordland Marine Guardians, implemented a conservation strategy in 2005 to sustainably manage Fiordland’s marine environment and fisheries. The daily bag limit for recreational fishers has also been increased—from three to six—in recognition of the health of Fiordland lobster stocks. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 130 November-December 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/sea-change/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CkMc3o1uy4Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CkMc3o1uy4Q/fit=1000x1000/SEA-CHANGE-12.jpgSEA CHANGEOn Pitt Island, south-east of the main Chatham Island, fisherman Chip Lanauze repairs crayfish pots on the cliffs above Flower Pot Bay. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 130 November-December 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/sea-change/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cc6LCQCZoTAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cc6LCQCZoTA/fit=1000x1000/SEA-CHANGE-11.jpgSEA CHANGEFloyd Prendeville levers paua off a well-stocked reef on the southern coast of Chatham Island. In 2013, new regulations allowed Chatham Islands commercial divers to use underwater breathing apparatus such as scuba (elsewhere banned) for collecting paua and kina. Some have criticised the change, saying it allows divers to harvest beds that were previously beyond diving range, and thus served as population backstops. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 130 November-December 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/sea-change/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.7ym_juDY6Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.7ym_juDY6Y/fit=1000x1000/SEA-CHANGE-10.jpgSEA CHANGECoiling like an anaconda, a white-spotted snakestar (a type of starfish) twines its arms around the branches of a gorgonian sea fan. But the gorgonian is unharmed by the encounter; in fact, it is not clear that either party benefits or suffers from the embrace. At best, the scavenging, detritus-capturing snakestar (shown here about six times life size) gains a useful perch from which to feed. It uncoils its arms at night and uses its multiplicity of tube feet to trap food matter in the water column and pass it to the mouth. The polyps of the sea fan filter particles that waft past in the current. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 130 November-December 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/sea-change/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cgxwXPdJpyghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cgxwXPdJpyg/fit=1000x1000/SEA-CHANGE-08.jpgSEA CHANGEIcon of southern seas, the giant bladder kelp Macrocystis pyrifera bends to the sea current at New Zealand’s second largest marine reserve, created in 2003 around the subantarctic Auckland Islands. The species was introduced to the Quota Management System in 2010 so that it could be commercially harvested for processing into pharmaceuticals, nutritional supplements, garden fertiliser and other products. Marine scientists protested the move, saying that harvesting of such a keystone species was akin to logging native forest. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 130 November-December 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/sea-change/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qBujfhpQwAghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qBujfhpQwAg/fit=1000x1000/SEA-CHANGE-06.jpgSEA CHANGEDivers pass a black coral tree that may be centuries old as they explore a marine reserve in Dusky Sound—one of 10 no-take reserves scattered through the iconic fjords that give the south-west region of New Zealand its name. A light-blocking freshwater layer near the surface of the sheltered fjord waters allows normally deepwater species such as black corals to be found at depths that enable divers to view them—a big attraction for underwater adventurers. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 130 November-December 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/sea-change/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c6KkrXwKVkQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c6KkrXwKVkQ/fit=1000x1000/SEA-CHANGE-05.jpgSEA CHANGEThe fishery for pot-caught Chatham Islands blue cod ticks many quality and sustainability boxes: target fish are brought to the surface alive and in perfect condition; non-target fish likewise, so they can be released unharmed; undersized fish escape through the meshes; there is minimal impact to the seabed and the benthic communities that live there; and the bait is paua guts, a by-product of the paua fishery. The fish in this pot, caught to order, are destined for restaurant tables in Melbourne and Sydney. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 130 November-December 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/sea-change/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000008qEr3OyTTUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000008qEr3OyTTU/fit=1000x1000/SEA-CHANGE-04.jpgSEA CHANGEHoping for a good day’s fishing before winter storms make diving too treacherous, commercial paua diver Floyd Prendeville steams to the southern end of Chatham Island. A third of New Zealand’s commercial paua harvest comes from waters around the Chathams, where some 40 divers operate in a fishery estimated to be worth $75 million. But catches have been declining in recent years, and, as with many New Zealand fisheries, there are fears that it may be being fished too hard. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 130 November-December 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/sea-change/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000feiiiDrZHfYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000feiiiDrZHfY/fit=1000x1000/SEA-CHANGE-02.jpgSea Change“The sea has all our dreams,” writes Keri Hulme. For some, those dreams are of strange and wonderful creatures, such as you might find 70 metres below the surface at the Poor Knights Islands. For others, the dreams are of the ocean’s untapped riches: minerals, fossil fuels, sea creatures, energy. Which dreams will prevail in 21st-century Aotearoa? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 130 November-December 2014 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/sea-change/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TnXEq8Ftikghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TnXEq8Ftikg/fit=1000x1000/SEA-CHANGE-03.jpgSEA CHANGEHeaven for a kina connoisseur, not so good for a flourishing marine ecosystem, a superabundance of sea eggs on the rocky seabed at the Chatham Islands indicates a food chain that has lost a vital link: predators. Insufficient numbers of carnivorous fish and rock lobsters—the legacy of historic overfishing—allows sea-urchin populations to skyrocket. The relentless grazers nibble algae down to the rock, creating underwater deserts known as kina barrens. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 130 November-December 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/sea-change/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GhptQFWknakhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GhptQFWknak/fit=1000x1000/GALAXIID-16.jpgMEDIUM RAREMeanwhile its 10 million year-old brethren lies embedded in a tomb of Miocene deposits at the University of Otago’s geology department, evidence that Otago’s many non-migratory galaxiids were alive and well 23 million years ago. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 136 November-December 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/medium-rare/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XJXqeMF5Ea0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XJXqeMF5Ea0/fit=1000x1000/GALAXIID-12.jpgMEDIUM RAREA female Giant Kōkopu can live for 20 years and produce tens of thousands of eggs with each spawning. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 136 November-December 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/medium-rare/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KiKzVGNG7U0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KiKzVGNG7U0/fit=1000x1000/GALAXIID-10.jpgMEDIUM RARESchoolchildren catch Canterbury mudfish caught at the farm site they have helped restore and revegetate near St Andrews, South Canterbury. New Zealand’s four species of mudfish are spread between Northland, Canterbury and the Chatham Islands. Their ability to aestivate, or remain alive in mud when their pools dry up during summer, is shared by very few fish in the world. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 136 November-December 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/medium-rare/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XYeUk4_YEychttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XYeUk4_YEyc/fit=1000x1000/GALAXIID-09.jpgMEDIUM RARESchoolchildren Ben Wratt inspects Canterbury mudfish caught at the farm site they have helped restore and revegetate near St Andrews, South Canterbury. New Zealand’s four species of mudfish are spread between Northland, Canterbury and the Chatham Islands. Their ability to aestivate, or remain alive in mud when their pools dry up during summer, is shared by very few fish in the world. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 136 November-December 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/medium-rare/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HOY.bRJSeN0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HOY.bRJSeN0/fit=1000x1000/GALAXIID-06.jpgMEDIUM RAREThe markings of a Dusky galaxias serve as camouflage against predators, with their dappled hues dramatically darkening or lightening to match their surroundings. Duskys were only described in 1997, part of a group of at least ten non-migratory Otago fish previously regarded as a single species. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 136 November-December 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/medium-rare/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003BLE4kE1zg4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003BLE4kE1zg4/fit=1000x1000/GALAXIID-05.jpgMEDIUM RAREBanded kōkopu are night-time or twilight hunters that use their lateral line senses to locate insects falling from overhanging foliage, although scientists have known for some time that such opportunistic feeding could not account for all of their diet. The mystery around the shortfall was recently solved when two Northcote College students and their teacher Kit Hustler observed banded kōkopu leaping out of streams to snatch invertebrate prey from the banks—a rare behaviour among fish. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 136 November-December 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/medium-rare/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xWrUMcTaXjghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xWrUMcTaXjg/fit=1000x1000/GALAXIID-01.jpgMEDIUM RARENew Zealanders love their native galaxiids—sandwiched between two pieces of white bread for the most part. What most people don’t realise is that whitebait are actually the juvenile of a spectacular family of native fish, a group of species as unique as our kiwi, kakapo and kereru, only far less visible. And just as we are getting to know our galaxiids, we are driving them towards extinction. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 136 November-December 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/medium-rare/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xYGOn4i76aYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xYGOn4i76aY/fit=1000x1000/TUTUKIWI-01.jpgTHE HUNTING OF THE SNIPEIn Asia and Europe, shooting snipe is so difficult that the best marksmen are called ‘snipers’. In New Zealand, the birds save their aerial skills for after dark—a secret acrobatic performance that has been heard but never seen. Capturing them alive requires tactics, a team, and a trip to the subantarctic—in the summer of 2017, members of an expedition to the Snares were conscripted for the task. These snipers of a different sort stalked their prey across a weather-beaten island, armed only with butterfly nets. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 146 July - August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-hunting-of-the-snipe/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KaFCF2Y_3kghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KaFCF2Y_3kg/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0085.jpg2010-12-23-0085.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WxK1ETPV.gohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WxK1ETPV.go/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0318-1.jpgFivestripe wrasseThalassoma quinquevittatum (Fivestripe Wrasse) terminal phase male at Beveridge Reef, Niue. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_YZGMyHE5rwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_YZGMyHE5rw/fit=1000x1000/HUMPBACK-09.jpgTHE HUMPBACK HIGHWAYOn the back deck of RV Braveheart, Claire Garrigue and Rochelle Constantine sort, label and store the day’s samples. Genetic analysis of mitochondrial DNA is currently being used to assign individual whales to a particular breeding ground, helping to reveal where in tropical Oceania these whales are travelling from. A process known as DNA methylation can indicate the age of individuals to within five years, and progesterone analysis will show which females were pregnant when sampled. Such information about the population dynamics of the Oceania humpbacks is crucial for their future conservation. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 140 July - August 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-humpback-highway/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iIRez5.rIkYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iIRez5.rIkY/fit=1000x1000/HUMPBACK-08.jpgTHE HUMPBACK HIGHWAYOn deck at the end of the day, the razor-edged metal tips of biopsy darts are sterilised for re-use. Although invasive, such non-lethal techniques were developed by scientists partly to demonstrate that it is not necessary to kill whales in order to gather data—part of the ongoing dispute over ‘scientific’ whaling in the Southern Ocean. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 140 July - August 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-humpback-highway/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a7HTUbfxhzUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a7HTUbfxhzU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0266.jpgBundoon FangblennyMeiacanthus bundoon (Bundoon Fangblenny) at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CWLwFmOzLyshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CWLwFmOzLys/fit=1000x1000/HUMPBACK-07.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jmBH80OLOyYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jmBH80OLOyY/fit=1000x1000/HUMPBACK05.jpgTHE HUMPBACK HIGHWAYApproaching a whale at speed, scientists attempt to deploy a satellite tag and collect biopsy samples. Transdermal satellite tags (below) penetrate the skin and lodge in the blubber, with a protruding antenna transmitting to satellites when the whale surfaces to breathe. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 140 July - August 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-humpback-highway/ .https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bdJiDQQKAfshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bdJiDQQKAfs/fit=1000x1000/HUMPBACK-01.jpgTHE HUMPBACK HIGHWAYThe migration of Oceania’s humpback whales, and their final destination in Antarctica, has remained shrouded in mystery. In 2015 a team of scientists travelled north to intercept and track the whales travelling south. What they discovered only made the great migration more intriguing. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 140 July - August 2016 Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-humpback-highway/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mXSdSIIjo0Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mXSdSIIjo0A/fit=1000x1000/TUTUKIWI-13.jpgTHE HUNTING OF THE SNIPESebastian Denize, an exhibition preparator from Canterbury Museum, went to the Snares to supervise the dismantling of a hut. After helping catch snipe, he was then able to release a pair into their new home, Whenua Hou. Unlike the island’s closely-monitored kākāpō population, the snipe won’t wear transmitters or receive breeding assistance—they’ll be left to their own devices. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 146 July - August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-hunting-of-the-snipe/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wUsCOP2Rd54https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wUsCOP2Rd54/fit=1000x1000/TUTUKIWI-12.jpgTHE HUNTING OF THE SNIPERos Cole carries the snipe to their new home on Whenua Hou, watched over by a pouwhenua, Hinekete. Carved by the late Bluff kaumatua Harold Ashwell, Hinekete is a tribute to the Ngāi Tahu women who formed the first settlement on the island in the 1820s, alongside their European sealer husbands. One of those women was Estelle Pera-Leask’s great-great-great-great grandmother. “Many Ngāi Tahu families descend from those women,” she says. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 146 July - August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-hunting-of-the-snipe/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I95tfxg_eIQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I95tfxg_eIQ/fit=1000x1000/TUTUKIWI-09.jpgTHE HUNTING OF THE SNIPESnipe rarely fly during the day, and nest at ground level, meaning they are extremely vulnerable to introduced mammals. Defences that evolved to deal with birds of prey don’t work on a predator with a good nose. “They just crouch and hope you’ll go away,” says Colin Miskelly. “If people can catch them with hand nets, any predator is going to find the nest, eat the chicks, and probably pounce on the adults as well.” Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 146 July - August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-hunting-of-the-snipe/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sLt3FzjKzfEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sLt3FzjKzfE/fit=1000x1000/TUTUKIWI-07.jpgTHE HUNTING OF THE SNIPESnipe are prepared for their voyage, feeding them a hydrating solution and plenty of mealworms. On the trip north, they stopped off for another feeding session at Easy Harbour, near the bottom of Stewart Island, before landing at Whenua Hou Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 146 July - August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-hunting-of-the-snipe/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DFSrLrK2lHkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DFSrLrK2lHk/fit=1000x1000/TUTUKIWI-06.jpgTHE HUNTING OF THE SNIPEOnly four people could spend the night on North East Island: rangers Ros Cole and Kathryn Pemberton, right, were two of the skeleton crew chosen for hunting snipe during the short subantarctic night. Key attributes for night-hunting include fast reflexes and sealion awareness, says Hiscock: “They can get a bit rarked up with the headtorches.” Nine snipe were captured the first night. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 146 July - August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-hunting-of-the-snipe/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CBDndoNukTIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CBDndoNukTI/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-07-0572.jpgTHE HUNTING OF THE SNIPESnipe are prepared to be transferred for their voyage, feeding them a hydrating solution and plenty of mealworms. On the trip north, they stopped off for another feeding session at Easy Harbour, near the bottom of Stewart Island, before landing at Whenua Hou Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 146 July - August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-hunting-of-the-snipe/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mCRbxRYDje0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mCRbxRYDje0/fit=1000x1000/TUTUKIWI-05.jpgTHE HUNTING OF THE SNIPEDOC ranger Chris Bennett went to the Snares to pull down a hut, but soon found himself armed with a net chasing snipe: “They just sort of beetle around on the ground like a mini kiwi.” That meant the snipers had to pursue them through the Snares bush. There are just 22 plant species on the islands, and the forest is dominated by two kinds of tree daisy. “Sometimes the scrub was that thick that you couldn’t move, you’d get hung up in a tree, completely tangled,” says Jo Hiscock. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 146 July - August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-hunting-of-the-snipe/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000otRO9oCehFAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000otRO9oCehFA/fit=1000x1000/TUTUKIWI-04.jpgTHE HUNTING OF THE SNIPEOnly four people could spend the night on North East Island: rangers Kathryn Pemberton and Jo Hiscock, right, were two of the skeleton crew chosen for hunting snipe during the short subantarctic night. Key attributes for night-hunting include fast reflexes and sealion awareness, says Hiscock: “They can get a bit rarked up with the headtorches.” Nine snipe were captured the first night. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 146 July - August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-hunting-of-the-snipe/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L3Q4aEcDh60https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L3Q4aEcDh60/fit=1000x1000/TUTUKIWI-03.jpgTHE HUNTING OF THE SNIPEOnly four people could spend the night on North East Island: rangers Kathryn Pemberton and Jo Hiscock, right, were two of the skeleton crew chosen for hunting snipe during the short subantarctic night. Key attributes for night-hunting include fast reflexes and sealion awareness, says Hiscock: “They can get a bit rarked up with the headtorches.” Nine snipe were captured the first night. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 146 July - August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-hunting-of-the-snipe/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KB8AVvSMgmEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KB8AVvSMgmE/fit=1000x1000/TUTUKIWI-02.jpgTHE HUNTING OF THE SNIPESnares Island snipe (Coenocorypha huegeli) are called ‘tutukiwi’, or ‘little kiwi’, in Māori. But most New Zealanders would be hard-pressed to identify one—they’re only found on remote, offshore islands. Snipe are usually found in twos—either a courting pair, or parent and chick. They are an egalitarian species: each nest usually has two eggs, and once they hatch, parents each take care of one of the chicks. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 146 July - August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-hunting-of-the-snipe/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008NoQk3Wjr0ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008NoQk3Wjr0g/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-05-0609-1.jpgSnares Island snipeSnares Islands snipe (Coenocorypha huegeli) transfer to Codfish Island/Whenua Hou. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007ljoTDETyJUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007ljoTDETyJU/fit=1000x1000/Hoiho-3.jpgLIFE ON THE EDGEChris Muller Massey University wildlife biologist and wildlife vet Danielle Sijbranda catch Yellow Eyed Penguins (Megadyptes antipodes) a dusk that are returning from foraging at sea, to microchip and attach radio transmitters to help locate their elusive nests in the Sothern Rata on Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/life-on-the-edge/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 143 January-February 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZDj5rsaapMYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZDj5rsaapMY/fit=1000x1000/Hoiho-2.jpgLIFE ON THE EDGEYellow-eyed penguins, like this one Enderby Island, often nest hundreds of metres from the beach, necessitating long journeys through dense undergrowth. Nesting in private like this may help the birds avoid predatory sea lions. Parents take turns to forage for food, regurgitating squid and fish into their chicks’ mouths upon their return to the nest. Once the chicks are big enough to be left alone, both parents start going to sea on a daily basis—a team effort required to meet the infants’ escalating demands. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/life-on-the-edge/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 143 January-February 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ed5ohicZm4Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ed5ohicZm4Q/fit=1000x1000/Snares-Crested-Penguin-01.jpgLIFE ON THE EDGELike New Zealanders, penguins occupy the margin of land and sea, being dependent on both habitats, and vulnerable to changes in either as well. Their fate is wedded to our coasts, and as scientists have begun to understand, they are a perfect indicator of the health of this fragile boundary too. What can penguins tell us about our seas and shores? Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/life-on-the-edge/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 143 January-February 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000034CuaptB2jEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000034CuaptB2jE/fit=1000x1000/P-CLASS-09.jpgP CLASSPerusing Tauranga Cup race results, from left, Brian and David Coxhead, Tim Howse, and Winton Buchanan, father of eventual runner-up David Buchanan. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/p-class/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 151 May-June 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K9QAGUuyCvIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K9QAGUuyCvI/fit=1000x1000/P-CLASS-10.jpgP CLASSMost of the stellar yachting careers of New Zealand’s America’s Cup sailors began in humble seven-foot boats—a class now a century old—designed by a Public Works employee who couldn’t swim, and who was too hard up to build anything larger. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/p-class/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 151 May-June 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F.tfmZnBeQAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F.tfmZnBeQA/fit=1000x1000/P-CLASS-08.jpgP CLASSChristchurch sailor Ella Willcox rinses off Diversion after a day on the water. They finished in 13th and 16th place, respectively, in the inter-provincial Tanner Cup. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/p-class/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 151 May-June 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LKSoxSbA61ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LKSoxSbA61g/fit=1000x1000/P-CLASS-07.jpgP CLASSLuke Armstrong, from Wellington, capsizes Greased Lightning during breezy conditions early in the regatta. At far right, Christchurch sailor Ella Willcox rinses off Diversion after a day on the water. They finished in 13th and 16th place, respectively, in the inter-provincial Tanner Cup. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/p-class/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 151 May-June 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wvFIKyCht6ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wvFIKyCht6o/fit=1000x1000/P-CLASS-06.jpgP CLASSWhile the Tauranga Cup is a national championship—meaning any P Class sailor can enter—the Tanner Cup is an inter-provincial contest, with sailors selected proportionally to represent the provinces of New Zealand. Trials are held every year around the country to determine the entrants. In 2018, 23 boats contested the Tanner Cup, and 39 entered the Tauranga Cup, both of which were sailed off Kohimarama Beach in Auckland. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/p-class/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 151 May-June 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M5BqlfTTNGohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M5BqlfTTNGo/fit=1000x1000/P-CLASS-05.jpgP CLASSRace officer Kim Ardmore from Yachting New Zealand counts down to the start of a race. Competitors are awarded points depending on where they finish: first place receives one point, and 39th place receives 39. After discarding the two worst results, the sailor with the fewest points wins the regatta—or if points are equal, the sailor who got the most wins is the victor. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/p-class/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 151 May-June 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Nm0JJ3Spa94https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Nm0JJ3Spa94/fit=1000x1000/P-CLASS-04.jpgP CLASSBoth the Tanner and Tauranga Cups came down to the final races, with the top three competitors separated by just one point. David Buchanan, on Pocket Rocket, was the runner-up in both regattas. In the Tauranga Cup he shared the same score as the winner Seb Menzies, dipping out only because Menzies had won two races to Buchanan’s single gun. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/p-class/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 151 May-June 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NfUDqy_i8f8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NfUDqy_i8f8/fit=1000x1000/P-CLASS-03.jpgP CLASSThe Tauranga and Tanner Cup regattas span 16 races across six days, contested by sailors under 17 years of age. Both regattas have been sailed annually since the 1940s, with only four cancellations—due to World War II and the 1948 polio epidemic. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/p-class/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 151 May-June 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K0CUnsbixIEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K0CUnsbixIE/fit=1000x1000/P-CLASS-01.jpgP CLASSMost of the stellar yachting careers of New Zealand’s America’s Cup sailors began in humble seven-foot boats—a class now a century old—designed by a Public Works employee who couldn’t swim, and who was too hard up to build anything larger. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/p-class/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 151 May-June 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Tez5C8okwzwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Tez5C8okwzw/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0172.jpg2010-12-21-0172.jpgSecret Lake- Quentin Bennett is one of New Zealand's diving pioneers. Back in the 70's he used to pack his gear across Hawke's Bay backcountry in wheel barrows, looking for freshwater dive locations. Eventually he found this lake, with water as clear as gin-you can see from one side clear across to the other. Its location remains a guarded secret because the algae growth is very sensitive to disturbance. This frame sort of immortalises Quentin in his world..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009Ik2b8ds8Gghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009Ik2b8ds8Gg/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0762-1.jpgGrey knifefishBathystethus cultratus (Grey knifefish). Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 760. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 17.5 meters. Bottom Time: 78 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,372 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,450 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r2SnlviGH6chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r2SnlviGH6c/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0126-1.jpg2013-02-23-0126_1.jpgKyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer) Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 448 Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 244:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 110 minutes Mix: 16/50 CNS: 62% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,330 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,440 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X0uuwCs4aA4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X0uuwCs4aA4/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0213.jpgButterfishOdax pullus (Butterfish). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 469 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 12:55 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 275:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.8 meters Bottom Time: 111 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 59% OTU: 80% Bottom Time to Date: 31,436 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,547 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vuq_ZRJ7mechttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vuq_ZRJ7mec/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0127.jpg2013-04-28-0127.jpgOdax pullus (Butterfish). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 468 Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 08:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 273:25 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 31,313 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KTDi3zYRW1chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KTDi3zYRW1c/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0290.jpg2013-04-17-0290.JPGOdax cyanoallix (Blue-Finned Butterfish) female, endemic to the Three Kings at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland.Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 462 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 266:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.1 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 89% Bottom Time to Date: 30,758 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,882 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AL.F2TZw3m4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AL.F2TZw3m4/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0152.jpg2012-04-19-0152.jpgOdax pullus (Butterfish)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 366.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Butter Fish Bay too Landing Bay, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 213:43 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 23.4 meters..Bottom Time: 121minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,432 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,553 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000068Wue_TmJ9chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000068Wue_TmJ9c/fit=1000x1000/Tar-puka06.jpgTENDING THE FLOCKWith reduced flows and diminished floods, Canterbury’s braided rivers are less capable of flushing out weeds, which leave little space for nesting birds and provide cover for predators. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/tending-the-flock/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 155 January - February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kM9jbqExFvEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kM9jbqExFvE/fit=1000x1000/Tar-puka02.jpgTENDING THE FLOCKNesting in large colonies allows black-billed gulls, or tarāpuka, to confuse and overwhelm aerial predators with sheer numbers, a behaviour known as predator swamping. Colonies, such as this one on Southland’s Oreti River, also provide protection for the chicks when their parents fly off to forage. Tarāpuka colonies are among the most densely packed of any gull species. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/tending-the-flock/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 155 January - February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000opMgcPE1uCAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000opMgcPE1uCA/fit=1000x1000/koror-08.jpgTHE WRECK OF THE PENGUINSMembers of the public often bring injured or sick birds to the New Zealand Bird Rescue Charitable Trust, where volunteers such as Rex Cavanagh treat them with antibiotics and food. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 158 July- August 2019. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-wreck-of-the-penguins/ Photographs Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000082uFS73UcRIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000082uFS73UcRI/fit=1000x1000/koror-07.jpgTHE WRECK OF THE PENGUINSAdrienne McNamara’s mother was one of the first people in the country to look after injured kororā. She and four-year-old Eva Robinson release a penguin rehabilitated at the New Zealand Bird Rescue Charitable Trust at Army Bay on Auckland’s Whangaparāoa Peninsula. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 158 July- August 2019. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-wreck-of-the-penguins/ Photographs Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kh9T36tPXdkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kh9T36tPXdk/fit=1000x1000/koror-04.jpgTHE WRECK OF THE PENGUINSYou may know them as little blue penguins, little penguins, blue penguins, or, if you’re Australian, fairy penguins. New Zealand Geographic has decided to use the name first bestowed on the birds in this country: kororā. The word also means slate grey, the colour of their dorsal feathers. Pictured is a ‘white-flippered’ kororā from Banks Peninsula—identifiable by the margins on its wings, unique to birds that nest there. Kororā occasionally appears in place names. Kororāreka, a village in the Bay of Islands that later became the first permanent European settlement in New Zealand, means ‘delicious little blue penguin’. In the 1840s, it was renamed Russell. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 158 July- August 2019. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-wreck-of-the-penguins/ Photographs Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pJIaKzaczd8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pJIaKzaczd8/fit=1000x1000/koror-03.jpgTHE WRECK OF THE PENGUINSLyn Macdonald from the New Zealand Bird Rescue Charitable Trust tends to a kororā at its Green Bay facility in Auckland. The Trust treats up to 5000 birds of many species every year, and most of the work is done by volunteers. Kororā breed in close proximity to the city, and are at risk from cars, dogs, cats, pollution, entanglement and acts of cruelty. In January, two kororā were taken from a burrow near Napier and one killed. It isn’t known why. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 158 July- August 2019. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-wreck-of-the-penguins/ Photographs Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000001PFUngO94Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000001PFUngO94I/fit=1000x1000/WILLIAM-TRUBRIDGE-06.jpg100 METRE MANWilliam Trubridge’s quest to dive a hundred metres on a single breath. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 108 March – April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/100m-man-william-trubridge/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PuOOVninAmohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PuOOVninAmo/fit=1000x1000/WILLIAM-TRUBRIDGE-04.jpg100 METRE MANWilliam Trubridge’s quest to dive a hundred metres on a single breath. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 108 March – April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/100m-man-william-trubridge/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002nI_qL8Q7l0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002nI_qL8Q7l0/fit=1000x1000/WILLIAM-TRUBRIDGE-03.jpg100 METRE MANWilliam Trubridge’s quest to dive a hundred metres on a single breath. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 108 March – April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/100m-man-william-trubridge/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zz75l4XjKxQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zz75l4XjKxQ/fit=1000x1000/WILLIAM-TRUBRIDGE-02.jpg100 METRE MANWilliam Trubridge’s quest to dive a hundred metres on a single breath. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 108 March – April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/100m-man-william-trubridge/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002c8NYKj8V.Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002c8NYKj8V.U/fit=1000x1000/WILLIAM-TRUBRIDGE-01.jpg100 METRE MANWilliam Trubridge’s quest to dive a hundred metres on a single breath. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 108 March – April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/100m-man-william-trubridge/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tERLf0nf8aUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tERLf0nf8aU/fit=1000x1000/BLUE-SHARK-13.jpgDENIZENS OF THE DEEPA blue shark returns from the depths into the epipelagic zone of sunlight and warmth, where it will digest its food and rest until the cover of darkness returns at dusk. Researchers are only beginning to understand the movements of open ocean species, and the role they play in the wider ecosystem. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 121 May – June 2013. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/denizens-of-the-deep/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CYwg.g5ATG4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CYwg.g5ATG4/fit=1000x1000/BLUE-SHARK-12.jpgDENIZENS OF THE DEEPBlue sharks are not a species targeted by the fishing industry, but around 20,000 are caught every year by surface long-liners or purse-seine trawlers. This shark slipped a long-liner’s hook, creating an ironic smile. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 121 May – June 2013. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/denizens-of-the-deep/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bk3.4EQTms8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bk3.4EQTms8/fit=1000x1000/BLUE-SHARK-11.jpgDENIZENS OF THE DEEPBeing cold-blooded, blue sharks lack any mechanism to regulate their body temperature. So after feeding at depth, they must rise to the surface to digest their food in the warm water that affords a higher metabolic rate, and faster digestion. That done, they descend to the cool depths once more—to chill out, as it were, and conserve precious energy for the next nocturnal hunt. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 121 May – June 2013. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/denizens-of-the-deep/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QvmTPaOXvIEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QvmTPaOXvIE/fit=1000x1000/BLUE-SHARK-10.jpgDENIZENS OF THE DEEPBlue sharks feed mainly on squid, which are most accessible when they have ascended into shallower water at night. There the sharks feed in the dark, using only their acute sense of electroreception, virtually mapping the position of their prey even in complete darkness. Being cold-blooded, blue sharks lack any mechanism to regulate their body temperature. So after feeding at depth, they must rise to the surface to digest their food in the warm water that affords a higher metabolic rate, and faster digestion. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 121 May – June 2013. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/denizens-of-the-deep/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OZ7ofyzsFQMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OZ7ofyzsFQM/fit=1000x1000/BLUE-SHARK-08.jpgDENIZENS OF THE DEEPPhD researcher Riley Elliott wrangles a mature blue shark into a PVC sling in order to go about the risky business of attaching a satellite tag to an apex predator. Shark skin is smooth when rubbed from snout to tail, but can take skin off like a belt sander in the opposite direction. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 121 May – June 2013. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/denizens-of-the-deep/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bl8SPjWQAs4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bl8SPjWQAs4/fit=1000x1000/BLUE-SHARK-06.jpgDENIZENS OF THE DEEPFive kilometres out from Coromandel’s Hot Water Beach, Elliott spoons turbid fishoil into the sea. He’s been here for hours, setting a long slick of chum like a shimmering wake behind the rolling boat. He’s interested to know where they go, how they interact with fisheries, how they behave when at sea and what proportion of the New Zealand blue shark population moves in and out of our exclusive economic zone each year. To do that, he’s going to track them from space. A slow-moving fin appears, zigzagging towards a bait lashed to the stern. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 121 May – June 2013. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/denizens-of-the-deep/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kVE2AD3gWPshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kVE2AD3gWPs/fit=1000x1000/BLUE-SHARK-04.jpgDENIZENS OF THE DEEPThe concord-like nose cone and dramatic wing profile of the blue shark differentiates it from other species in the ocean realm, but so does its internal circuitry. The fine pattern of dots under the tip of the snout mark one of the world’s most sensitive electronic instruments. The tiny, jelly-filled canals are capable of detecting the weak electrical signals emitted by all life—even the magnetic field of Earth itself—to create a nuanced and detailed map of their surroundings crucial for hunting success, even in total darkness. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 121 May – June 2013. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/denizens-of-the-deep/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hN6ZbtRXDt4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hN6ZbtRXDt4/fit=1000x1000/BLUE-SHARK-03.jpgDENIZENS OF THE DEEPSome 20,000 blue sharks were caught in New Zealand waters in the 2011–12 year as by-catch in the tuna fishery. Sharks typically make up one-third of the catch, and blue sharks top the list of those caught. More than 99 per cent of blue sharks are finned before being dumped at sea, a practice now out-lawed in 98 countries, though New Zealand still allows it so long as the sharks are killed first. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 121 May – June 2013. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/denizens-of-the-deep/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GXGZ8BENzGohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GXGZ8BENzGo/fit=1000x1000/BLUE-SHARK-01.jpgDENIZENS OF THE DEEPThe pacific supports the last great stock of highly migratory blue sharks, the endurance athletes of the oceans. But it’s also the location of the world’s largest longline fishery, which lands as many blue sharks as some species of tuna. What will become of the blue shark? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 121 May – June 2013. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/denizens-of-the-deep/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NXo.ai3dfc8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NXo.ai3dfc8/fit=1000x1000/M-ui-05.jpgDEEP TROUBLEA lone juvenile Māui dolphin disappears into the Tasman murk, destination unknown. Only a total ban of gill-netting in its current and historic range will give this subspecies a future. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 110 July – August 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/mauis-dolphin-deep-trouble/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T.sPu.eKBoYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T.sPu.eKBoY/fit=1000x1000/HECTOR-03.jpgDEEP TROUBLEHECTOR’S AND MĀUI DOLPHINS carry in their DNA the traces of their ancestry, their whakapapa, as we all do. But the unique coding of four chemical bases—adenine, guanine, cytosine and thymine—that make you you and Māui dolphins Māui dolphins may also be leading Māui to a genetic dead end. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 110 July – August 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/mauis-dolphin-deep-trouble/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HUCD6RS5SPMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HUCD6RS5SPM/fit=1000x1000/M-ui-02.jpgDEEP TROUBLEThe markings, size and shape of Hector’s and Māui dolphins are near identical—Māui are a little larger on average—but the genetic diversity is radically different. While Hector’s shows an affiliation with 22 maternal lineages, the Māui dolphin includes just one: haplotype ‘G’. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 110 July – August 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/mauis-dolphin-deep-trouble/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008rWm6232zS0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008rWm6232zS0/fit=1000x1000/HECTOR-02.jpgDEEP TROUBLEThe world’s smallest, rarest dolphin lives in New Zealand. After the expansion of gill-netting in 1970, the population and range of Hector’s dolphin diminished rapidly. One extremely isolated subspecies, Māui dolphin, now numbers barely 100 individuals. Yet science has revealed that the species may yet recover, even from the brink of oblivion. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 110 July – August 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/mauis-dolphin-deep-trouble/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I24kjw7kinwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I24kjw7kinw/fit=1000x1000/GREEN-TURTLE-07.jpgRETURN OF THE ANCIENTSSea turtles survived a meteor that killed the dinosaurs, millions of years of predator attacks, even the slow warming of the seas, only to be threatened by nylon fishing lines and plastic bags. Those that wash up in New Zealand almost always need the help of humans. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 117 September – October 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012. Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/return-of-the-ancients/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ksv00mnAkIQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ksv00mnAkIQ/fit=1000x1000/BLACK-SEA-TURTLE-02.jpgRETURN OF THE ANCIENTSA rehabilitated Black Sea Turtle is released back into the wild by Kelly Tarlton's Sea Life Aquarium at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve. Attached is a GPS transmitter to log data on their elusive movements in New Zealand waters. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 117 September – October 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012. Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/return-of-the-ancients/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000xyPHe8ybT8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000xyPHe8ybT8/fit=1000x1000/BLACK-SEA-TURTLE-01.jpgRETURN OF THE ANCIENTSDan Godoy a marine turtle biologist attaches a GPS transmitter to log data on their elusive movements in New Zealand waters when it is to be released back into the wild by Kelly Tarlton's Sea Life Aquarium at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 117 September – October 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012. Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/return-of-the-ancients/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K1u9Z2uF48Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K1u9Z2uF48Q/fit=1000x1000/GREEN-TURTLE-06.jpgRETURN OF THE ANCIENTSThis green turtle, swimming among blue maomao at Kelly Tarlton’s Underwater World, washed up on Karekare Beach, west of Auckland, a year ago. It weighed just 8.1 kg and was badly dehydrated. It was soon discovered that it had ingested rope, possibly from a net. Now weighing more than 10 kg, it’s on track for release back into the wild. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 117 September – October 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012. Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/return-of-the-ancients/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000opUuDJ0McGUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000opUuDJ0McGU/fit=1000x1000/GREEN-TURTLE-05.jpgRETURN OF THE ANCIENTSHighly migratory, turtles—such as this green turtle photographed off Aitutaki in the Cook Islands—rely on massive circulations of water in the world’s oceans, known as gyres, for both food and a free ride. Those that visit New Zealand typically exploit the East Australian Current, turn left onto the slow-moving Tasman Front, and ride the East Auckland Current down the east coast of the North Island. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 117 September – October 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/return-of-the-ancients/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n.jfVXdaGx8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n.jfVXdaGx8/fit=1000x1000/OLIVE-RIDLEY-02.jpgRETURN OF THE ANCIENTSNik Hannam of Kelly Tarlton’s Underwater World cares for an olive ridley sea turtle that washed up at Duder’s Park, in Auckland, in July this year. By the time turtles come to land, they’re cold and dehydrated. Wounds are first checked for infections (below) and then the turtles are rehydrated subcutaneously and slowly warmed before they can be treated with antibiotics. It was too late for this turtle, which died during the night. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 117 September – October 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012. Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/return-of-the-ancients/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AAt0AQ_EHEYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AAt0AQ_EHEY/fit=1000x1000/OLIVE-RIDLEY-01.jpgRETURN OF THE ANCIENTSNik Hannam of Kelly Tarlton’s Underwater World cares for an olive ridley sea turtle that washed up at Duder’s Park, in Auckland, in July this year. By the time turtles come to land, they’re cold and dehydrated. Wounds are first checked for infections (below) and then the turtles are rehydrated subcutaneously and slowly warmed before they can be treated with antibiotics. It was too late for this turtle, which died during the night. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 117 September – October 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012. Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/return-of-the-ancients/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IKq661VlwlAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IKq661VlwlA/fit=1000x1000/GREEN-TURTLE-03.jpgRETURN OF THE ANCIENTSSea turtles survived a meteor that killed the dinosaurs, millions of years of predator attacks, even the slow warming of the seas, only to be threatened by nylon fishing lines and plastic bags. Those that wash up in New Zealand almost always need the help of humans. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 117 September – October 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012. Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/return-of-the-ancients/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r6VEsMmgTr8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r6VEsMmgTr8/fit=1000x1000/GREEN-TURTLE-04.jpgRETURN OF THE ANCIENTSThe source of the problem becomes clear under x-ray for the green turtle found in Auckland’s Waitemata Harbour and delivered into the care of marine biologists at Kelly Tarlton’s Underwater World. It underwent surgery to remove the hook from a long-line, then doubled its weight before being released two years later at the Poor Knights Islands. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 117 September – October 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012. Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/return-of-the-ancients/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W0thjQudtJMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W0thjQudtJM/fit=1000x1000/GREEN-TURTLE-02.jpgRETURN OF THE ANCIENTSHighly migratory, turtles—such as this green turtle photographed off Aitutaki in the Cook Islands—rely on massive circulations of water in the world’s oceans, known as gyres, for both food and a free ride. Those that visit New Zealand typically exploit the East Australian Current, turn left onto the slow-moving Tasman Front, and ride the East Auckland Current down the east coast of the North Island. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 117 September – October 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012. Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/return-of-the-ancients/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zggKXZbTJ0chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zggKXZbTJ0c/fit=1000x1000/GREEN-TURTLE-01.jpgRETURN OF THE ANCIENTSSea turtles survived a meteor that killed the dinosaurs, millions of years of predator attacks, even the slow warming of the seas, only to be threatened by nylon fishing lines and plastic bags. Those that wash up in New Zealand almost always need the help of humans. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 117 September – October 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012. Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/return-of-the-ancients/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002fSowLYu9E8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002fSowLYu9E8/fit=1000x1000/GREAT-MERCURY-13.jpgTREASURE ISLANDKatipō spiders and native snails are experiencing a dramatic rebound after the eradication of mice and rats. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 137 January - February 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-island/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OnzA64vWHcAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OnzA64vWHcA/fit=1000x1000/GREAT-MERCURY-12.jpgTREASURE ISLANDKatipō spiders and native snails are experiencing a dramatic rebound after the eradication of mice and rats. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 137 January - February 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-island/ .https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_mthEbesY.whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_mthEbesY.w/fit=1000x1000/GREAT-MERCURY-11.jpgTREASURE ISLANDGreat Mercury hosts a menagerie of critters, including seabirds, such as pied shags. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 137 January - February 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-island/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a9GPJjGDOG4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a9GPJjGDOG4/fit=1000x1000/GREAT-MERCURY-09.jpgTREASURE ISLANDPete Corson inspects a seabird burrow on the island’s crown for newcomers. Prior to the eradication, just two of these burrows were occupied, today some 80 host chicks. The rate of recruitment is “incredible”, says Corson. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 137 January - February 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-island/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VoZ84nkI7QUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VoZ84nkI7QU/fit=1000x1000/GREAT-MERCURY-08.jpgTREASURE ISLANDMiriam Ritchie, Woody and Moss sweep Motukaha Island for pests. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 137 January - February 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-island/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lPCfg75geJ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lPCfg75geJ4/fit=1000x1000/GREAT-MERCURY-07.jpgTREASURE ISLANDA thin seam of sand—called a tombolo—connects larger land masses at the north and south of Great Mercury Island. To the east is picturesque Coralie Bay, dominated by the haystack-shaped island Motuwharangi (pictured). Sheep graze the tombolo, where the shearing sheds and shearers’ quarters are located. (The area was also the base of operations for the DOC’s 2014 pest eradication programme.) The stock have recently returned from a hiatus on the mainland, where they were seconded to avoid the aerial bait application. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 137 January - February 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-island/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WGI06xaWCuEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WGI06xaWCuE/fit=1000x1000/GREAT-MERCURY-06.jpgTREASURE ISLANDOne-third of Great Mercury Island is cloaked in a canopy of a pine forest, planted in the early 1980s. Beneath blooms an understorey of native trees and shrubs. The 2014 pest eradication on the island was the first to be conducted in such a modified forest context, providing both hope and baseline data to guide programmes in similar environs on the mainland. It is backed up with a comprehensive programme of monitoring (DOC’s Conservation Dog team logged 800 kilometres surveying the island), and a network of traps and ink track-pads that wait in constant vigilance. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 137 January - February 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-island/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BAIsNKw5q2ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BAIsNKw5q2o/fit=1000x1000/GREAT-MERCURY-05.jpgTREASURE ISLANDMeanwhile Moss surveys Whaler Bay on the island’s south coast where a broken shore of rock stacks, caves and cliffs create a natural obstacle course for the team. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 137 January - February 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-island/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NO_qds.dlC8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NO_qds.dlC8/fit=1000x1000/GREAT-MERCURY-04.jpgTREASURE ISLANDGreat Mercury was one of the first sites of human habitation in New Zealand. In 2014, a radical new public-private partnership sought to rid the island of pests. It was a unique operation, and the results have been astonishing. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 137 January - February 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-island/.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XEK4oE_hE1whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XEK4oE_hE1w/fit=1000x1000/GREAT-MERCURY-03.jpgTREASURE ISLANDConservation Dog team Andrew Blanshard and Tike stop to check a trap on a forest road at the southern end of the island, one of 298 in the island’s defences. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 137 January - February 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-island/ .https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000110W3yRSWCUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000110W3yRSWCU/fit=1000x1000/GREAT-MERCURY-02.jpgTREASURE ISLANDGreat Mercury was one of the first sites of human habitation in New Zealand. In 2014, a radical new public-private partnership sought to rid the island of pests. It was a unique operation, and the results have been astonishing. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 137 January - February 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-island/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g8_TBT4atTEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g8_TBT4atTE/fit=1000x1000/GREAT-MERCURY-01.jpgTREASURE ISLANDPhotograph Richard RoGreat Mercury was one of the first sites of human habitation in New Zealand. Last year, a radical new public-private partnership sought to rid the island of pests. It was a unique operation, and the results have been astonishing. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 137 January - February 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/treasure-island/ binson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ewTgyMvvZTEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ewTgyMvvZTE/fit=1000x1000/PORIFERA-09.jpgFOR THE LOVE OF SPONGESWhether they are rock-hugging encrustations (with a Yaldwyn’s triplefin perching on top) or massive statuesque structures (on the floor of Rikoriko Cave, at the Poor Knights Islands) sponges are a delight to the eye and a fascination to the inquiring mind. They may also be a storehouse of bioactive compounds, and at least one New Zealand sponge has been found to produce an agent that could be useful in treating cancer. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 129 September - October 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/for-the-love-of-sponges/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gbRDqjP_e3Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gbRDqjP_e3Q/fit=1000x1000/PORIFERA-08.jpgFOR THE LOVE OF SPONGESWhether they are rock-hugging encrustations (with a Yaldwyn’s triplefin perching on top) or massive statuesque structures (on the floor of Rikoriko Cave, at the Poor Knights Islands) sponges are a delight to the eye and a fascination to the inquiring mind. They may also be a storehouse of bioactive compounds, and at least one New Zealand sponge has been found to produce an agent that could be useful in treating cancer. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 129 September - October 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/for-the-love-of-sponges/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JkoFgm56YfEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JkoFgm56YfE/fit=1000x1000/PORIFERA-07.jpgFOR THE LOVE OF SPONGESAlthough most sponges are marine, some have adapted to fresh water, including an unidentified species at a depth of 30 metres in Lake Taupō. Freshwater species often host green algae within their tissues and gain benefit from the nutrients the algae produce through photosynthesis. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 129 September - October 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/for-the-love-of-sponges/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003CtHjDh2zNMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003CtHjDh2zNM/fit=1000x1000/PORIFERA-06.jpgFOR THE LOVE OF SPONGESAlthough most sponges are marine, some have adapted to fresh water, including an unidentified species at a depth of 30 meters in Lake Taupo. Freshwater species often host green algae with their tissues and gain benefit from the nutrients the algae produces through photosynthesis. There may be as many as 10, 000 species of sponge, and they come in a vast array of colours. No prize for guessing how Dendrillia rosea got its name. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 129 September - October 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/for-the-love-of-sponges/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dPRA2K1mtfohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dPRA2K1mtfo/fit=1000x1000/PORIFERA-05.jpgFOR THE LOVE OF SPONGESThe spine-covered northern scorpionfish, also known as grandfather hapuku, needs no protection from a sponge. More likely, this highly territorial fish is keeping a close eye on the photographer who has entered its orbit. Although encrusting sponges can often be difficult to distinguish from other marine organisms such bryozoans and sea squirts, tall finger-like sponges such as Iophon proximum are instantly recognisable. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 129 September - October 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/for-the-love-of-sponges/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NxvCgzIosPQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NxvCgzIosPQ/fit=1000x1000/PORIFERA-04.jpgFOR THE LOVE OF SPONGESA giant tube sponge in the order Haplosclerida provides a safe haven for a grey moray eel. The world’s largest sponges—the giant barrel sponges of the Caribbean—can reach two metres in diameter and weigh 80 kilograms. Such sizes are made possible by a combination of strong sponge fibres and countless silica spicules that have so many shapes that they need their own vocabulary to describe them. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 129 September - October 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/for-the-love-of-sponges/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wlB_B6Q7XB4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wlB_B6Q7XB4/fit=1000x1000/PORIFERA-03.jpgFOR THE LOVE OF SPONGESSolid, spherical and brightly coloured, like knobbly golf balls, sponges of the genus Tethya are a common sight in rock pools and shallow waters around New Zealand. Their reticulate skeleton, made up of spicule-stiffened fibres, can be seen with the naked eye. They may appear immobile, but these sponges can move up to a few millimetres per day, and have surprisingly complex rhythms, often shutting down their pumping activity for days at a time. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 129 September - October 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/for-the-love-of-sponges/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006PmCCQ570hchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006PmCCQ570hc/fit=1000x1000/PORIFERA-02.jpgFOR THE LOVE OF SPONGESSolid, spherical and brightly coloured, like knobbly golf balls, sponges of the genus Tethya are a common sight in rock pools and shallow waters around New Zealand. Their reticulate skeleton, made up of spicule-stiffened fibres, can be seen with the naked eye. They may appear immobile, but these sponges can move up to a few millimetres per day, and have surprisingly complex rhythms, often shutting down their pumping activity for days at a time. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 129 September - October 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/for-the-love-of-sponges/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C6OW295hlXMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C6OW295hlXM/fit=1000x1000/PORIFERA-01.jpgFOR THE LOVE OF SPONGESAlthough it grows into a massive cushion, the common sponge Cliona celata starts its life as a tiny borer of mollusc shells. The individual pustules merge to form a single mass, here seen in close up, with multiple sieve-like intake pores and a large exhalent chimney Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 129 September - October 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/for-the-love-of-sponges/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bZljuocmEwYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bZljuocmEwY/fit=1000x1000/BOUNTY-ISLANDS-09.jpgSEAS OF BOUNTYErect-crested Penguin (Eudyptes sclateri) - Swept by the cold seas of the Southern Ocean, New Zealand’s outposts of the Bounty and Antipodes Islands are awash with life. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 127 May- June 2014. Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/seas-of-bounty/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008nvrwHDS7mQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008nvrwHDS7mQ/fit=1000x1000/BOUNTY-ISLANDS-08.jpgSEAS OF BOUNTYNorthern Giant Petrel (Macronectes halli) - The seas around the subantarctic islands and north to the Chatham Islands are full of sea birds; particularly petrels and albatrosses, which range far offshore for extended periods—sometimes years—to feed. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 127 May- June 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/seas-of-bounty/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000027wbynh8nhshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000027wbynh8nhs/fit=1000x1000/BOUNTY-ISLANDS-07.jpgSEAS OF BOUNTYSmall Scaled Notothenid (Notothenia microlepidota) has adapted to allow itself to thrive in such inhospitable habitat, like antifreeze proteins in their blood and ample fat to insulate them against heat loss and to offset their lack of a swim bladder. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 127 May- June 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/seas-of-bounty/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mTCuPx5kK0khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mTCuPx5kK0k/fit=1000x1000/BOUNTY-ISLANDS-05.jpgSEAS OF BOUNTYJacquinotia edwardsi (Giant spider crab) in Hut Cove on the Antipodes. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 127 May- June 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/seas-of-bounty/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jrV9K5U4oSEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jrV9K5U4oSE/fit=1000x1000/BOUNTY-ISLANDS-03.jpgSEAS OF BOUNTYSwept by the cold seas of the Southern Ocean, New Zealand’s Bounty Islands are awash with life. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 127 May- June 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/seas-of-bounty/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rDhiySV6rrAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rDhiySV6rrA/fit=1000x1000/BOUNTY-ISLANDS-10.jpgSEAS OF BOUNTYA thornfish, Bovichtus variegatus, hides in plain sight, the cryptic colouring on its body neatly matching the pink coralline algae in Hut Cove on the Antipodes. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 127 May- June 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/seas-of-bounty/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wp.uXyf1X80https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wp.uXyf1X80/fit=1000x1000/BOUNTY-ISLANDS-07.jpgBounty Islands ShagPhalacrocorax ranfurlyi (Bounty Islands Shag) endemic to the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mobsfMIKdMshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mobsfMIKdMs/fit=1000x1000/BOUNTY-ISLANDS-06.jpgSEAS OF BOUNTYPups emerge from the water while their mothers keep an eye on them from higher up on the rocks. By grouping together in informal nurseries, fur seal pups are afforded some protection from predators. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 127 May- June 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/seas-of-bounty/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zRHStvsH8O0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zRHStvsH8O0/fit=1000x1000/BOUNTY-ISLANDS-04.jpgSEAS OF BOUNTYThe seas around the subantarctic islands and north to the Chatham Islands are full of sea birds; particularly petrels and albatrosses, which range far offshore for extended periods—sometimes years—to feed. Buller’s mollymawk is endemic to New Zealand and, drawn to bait and scraps from longliners, is also one of the most common by-catch species for vessels fishing these waters. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 127 May- June 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/seas-of-bounty/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W8CYhleolAYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W8CYhleolAY/fit=1000x1000/BOUNTY-ISLANDS-02.jpgSEAS OF BOUNTYA New Zealand fur seal swoops past the photographer in the sapphire waters of Hut Cove, Antipodes Islands. The seals there appeared more wary of human presence than those in colonies on the mainland; not surprising given that 19th-century sealers took some 200,000 seals from the area in just two seasons. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 127 May- June 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/seas-of-bounty/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CjCSJXVfg6Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CjCSJXVfg6I/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-1348.jpgSEAS OF BOUNTYSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) - The seas around the subantarctic islands and north to the Chatham Islands are full of sea birds; particularly petrels and albatrosses, which range far offshore for extended periods—sometimes years—to feed. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 127 May- June 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/seas-of-bounty/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tBLRgVW5JOshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tBLRgVW5JOs/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0107.jpg2009-09-19-0107.jpgThousands of the wandering seabird the Buller's Shearwater (Puffinis bulleri) arrive at the Poor Knights Island's off the Eastern Coast of New Zealand..Buller's shearwaters breed only on the Poor Knights Islands, a protected, predator free, nature reserve off the eastern coast of Northland..During April to late May, Buller's shearwaters depart for the north Pacific, from Japan to the western coast of North America. Birds return to the Poor Knights in mid-September to court and clean out their burrows. ..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TfRHtW_yvPwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TfRHtW_yvPw/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0101.jpg2009-09-19-0101.jpgThousands of the wandering seabird the Buller's Shearwater (Puffinis bulleri) arrive at the Poor Knights Island's off the Eastern Coast of New Zealand..Buller's shearwaters breed only on the Poor Knights Islands, a protected, predator free, nature reserve off the eastern coast of Northland..During April to late May, Buller's shearwaters depart for the north Pacific, from Japan to the western coast of North America. Birds return to the Poor Knights in mid-September to court and clean out their burrows. ..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SKK17BIaQJkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SKK17BIaQJk/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0097.jpg2009-09-19-0097.jpgThousands of the wandering seabird the Buller's Shearwater (Puffinis bulleri) arrive at the Poor Knights Island's off the Eastern Coast of New Zealand..Buller's shearwaters breed only on the Poor Knights Islands, a protected, predator free, nature reserve off the eastern coast of Northland..During April to late May, Buller's shearwaters depart for the north Pacific, from Japan to the western coast of North America. Birds return to the Poor Knights in mid-September to court and clean out their burrows. ..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000htaPUicJyvYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000htaPUicJyvY/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0102.jpg2009-09-19-0102.jpgThousands of the wandering seabird the Buller's Shearwater (Puffinis bulleri) arrive at the Poor Knights Island's off the Eastern Coast of New Zealand..Buller's shearwaters breed only on the Poor Knights Islands, a protected, predator free, nature reserve off the eastern coast of Northland..During April to late May, Buller's shearwaters depart for the north Pacific, from Japan to the western coast of North America. Birds return to the Poor Knights in mid-September to court and clean out their burrows. ..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ARYOg6C2K8Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ARYOg6C2K8I/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0121.jpg2009-09-19-0121.jpgThousands of the wandering seabird the Buller's Shearwater (Puffinis bulleri) arrive at the Poor Knights Island's off the Eastern Coast of New Zealand..Buller's shearwaters breed only on the Poor Knights Islands, a protected, predator free, nature reserve off the eastern coast of Northland..During April to late May, Buller's shearwaters depart for the north Pacific, from Japan to the western coast of North America. Birds return to the Poor Knights in mid-September to court and clean out their burrows. ..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000efR3p6Z0ahYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000efR3p6Z0ahY/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0258.jpg2012-11-04-0258.jpgAequorea forskalea (Hydromedusae). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WypOa8Daawshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WypOa8Daaws/fit=1000x1000/KERMADEC-03.jpgRangitāhuaUsually a metre long with conspicuous teeth—but sometimes attaining a length of two metres—the speckled moray is a fearsome-looking fish. It is also a highly effective predator, ambushing prey during the day from hidden lairs like this one, covered in coral polyps at Raoul Island, and hunting more widely at night. They’re equipped with large teeth, designed to tear flesh as opposed to holding or chewing, and a second set of jaws deep in their throat, also equipped with teeth, which are used to drag prey into the digestive system. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 111 September- October 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Read the Features: https://www.nzgeo.com/kermadecs/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006uPyyjgiBMEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006uPyyjgiBME/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-30-0053.jpg2014-04-30-0053.jpgGymnothorax nublis (Grey Moray) inside Calyx imperialis (Organ-pipe sponge). Tuesday 29 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 526 Site: Cave Bay Ammunition Dump, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 342:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 57.8 meters Bottom Time: 150 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 82% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 36,187 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,337 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J4xAvrTyDaMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J4xAvrTyDaM/fit=1000x1000/Catfish14.jpgCatfishGOODWILL HUNTING - Jordy Wilson (left) and Mati Matatyaou make a final tally. The catch was well down on previous events. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 158 July- August 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/goodwill-hunting/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nOX74QgcLhghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nOX74QgcLhg/fit=1000x1000/Catfish15.jpgCatfishGOODWILL HUNTING - Sensitive barbels house a catfish’s taste buds, pointing to food in opaque water. The word ‘barbel’ comes from the Latin ‘barbula’, for ‘little beard’. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 158 July- August 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/goodwill-hunting/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JJzW2r.dsZkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JJzW2r.dsZk/fit=1000x1000/Catfish13.jpgCatfishGOODWILL HUNTING - Graham Carlisle has represented South Africa and Australia in international competitions; Taupō is his second freshwater event. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 158 July- August 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/goodwill-hunting/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Sq0J5h04on4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Sq0J5h04on4/fit=1000x1000/Catfish12.jpgCatfishGOODWILL HUNTING - Bruno Vitali checks his Italian team’s tally. Scores are awarded by cryptic arithmetic that derives a sum from both weight and numbers Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 158 July- August 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/goodwill-hunting/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Gxnga3BYQH4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Gxnga3BYQH4/fit=1000x1000/Catfish11.jpgCatfishGOODWILL HUNTING - There’s a prize for the smallest catfish, too. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 158 July- August 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/goodwill-hunting/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oPH2wPmAO2Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oPH2wPmAO2Q/fit=1000x1000/Catfish09.jpgCatfishGOODWILL HUNTING - Spearfishers work deeper waters off Cabbage Tree Point. Only one of a pair is allowed to dive at a time, and both must be tethered to the team’s ‘float boat’, a buoy in which they stow their catch. Deaths in New Zealand spearfishing competitions stopped with the introduction of the pairs system in the early 1990s. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 158 July- August 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/goodwill-hunting/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005h_myggjAsYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005h_myggjAsY/fit=1000x1000/Catfish04.jpgCatfishGOODWILL HUNTING - Competition director John Anderson fields questions from Italian competitors Gino Gallina (centre) and Alberto Amicabile. Rule one: catfish only. “The moment someone finds a trout with a hole in it, this event is finished,” warns Anderson. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 158 July- August 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/goodwill-hunting/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cpxxK1mTxhUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cpxxK1mTxhU/fit=1000x1000/Catfish02.jpgCatfishGOODWILL HUNTING - No boats are allowed, competitors must wade to their hunting grounds. Taupō’s highest densities of catfish are found in these warm, muddy shallows around Motuoapa Bay: a 1995 census caught 639 in a single net. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 158 July- August 2019. Read the full story: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/goodwill-hunting/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i5Dkirr85LIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i5Dkirr85LI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0846.jpgBurrowing anemoneEdwardsia neozelanica (Burrowing anemone). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 516 Site: Acheron Passage, Eastern Side, North of Wet Jacket Arm, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:37 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 320:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters Bottom Time: 171 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 62% Bottom Time to Date: 34,929 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,100 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RNTv2k5y1pwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RNTv2k5y1pw/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0105.jpg2014-04-04-0105.jpgEdwardsia neozelanica (Burrowing anemone). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001DoD85u1OIghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001DoD85u1OIg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-13-0238.jpgCarpet WrasseNovaculichthys taeniourus (Carpet Wrasse). Tuesday 13 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 555 Site: Tefilomaka Reef, Vava’u, Tonga Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 09:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 22 meters Bottom Time: 79 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,591 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,670minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000odPfuF3q2xghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000odPfuF3q2xg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-13-0203.jpgClark’s AnemonefishAmphiprion clarkii (Clark’s Anemonefish). Tuesday 13 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 555 Site: Tefilomaka Reef, Vava’u, Tonga Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 09:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 22 meters Bottom Time: 79 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,591 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,670minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qSs1nhsPh3shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qSs1nhsPh3s/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-13-0204.jpgClark’s AnemonefishAmphiprion clarkii (Clark’s Anemonefish). Tuesday 13 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 555 Site: Tefilomaka Reef, Vava’u, Tonga Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 09:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 22 meters Bottom Time: 79 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,591 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,670minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IcCmc511jmghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IcCmc511jmg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-13-0207.jpgClark’s AnemonefishAmphiprion clarkii (Clark’s Anemonefish). Tuesday 13 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 555 Site: Tefilomaka Reef, Vava’u, Tonga Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 09:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 22 meters Bottom Time: 79 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,591 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,670minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KgSWFmcnJSkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KgSWFmcnJSk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-13-0175.jpgHumphead Maori WrasseCheilinus undulates (Humphead Maori Wrasse). Tuesday 13 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 555 Site: Tefilomaka Reef, Vava’u, Tonga Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 09:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 22 meters Bottom Time: 79 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,591 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,670minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000zR3RpLmSrUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000zR3RpLmSrU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-13-0171.jpgBlueband GlidergobyValenciennea strigata (Blueband Glidergoby). Tuesday 13 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 555 Site: Tefilomaka Reef, Vava’u, Tonga Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 09:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 22 meters Bottom Time: 79 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,591 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,670minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_359gsYrsyshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_359gsYrsys/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-13-0256.jpgBlueband GlidergobyValenciennea strigata (Blueband Glidergoby). Tuesday 13 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 555 Site: Tefilomaka Reef, Vava’u, Tonga Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 09:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 22 meters Bottom Time: 79 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,591 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,670minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JaFUahnNL8Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JaFUahnNL8I/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-13-0255.jpgBlueband GlidergobyValenciennea strigata (Blueband Glidergoby). Tuesday 13 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 555 Site: Tefilomaka Reef, Vava’u, Tonga Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 09:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 22 meters Bottom Time: 79 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,591 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,670minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eBupTegBbdIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eBupTegBbdI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-13-0158.jpgBlueband GlidergobyValenciennea strigata (Blueband Glidergoby). Tuesday 13 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 555 Site: Tefilomaka Reef, Vava’u, Tonga Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 09:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 22 meters Bottom Time: 79 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,591 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,670minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000egQgcreESGchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000egQgcreESGc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-13-0160.jpgBlueband GlidergobyValenciennea strigata (Blueband Glidergoby). Tuesday 13 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 555 Site: Tefilomaka Reef, Vava’u, Tonga Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 09:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 22 meters Bottom Time: 79 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,591 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,670minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gnc1zVsBcvUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gnc1zVsBcvU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-14-0057.jpg2015-01-14-0057.tifOxymonacanthus longirostris (Longnose Filefish). Wednesday 14 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 559 Site: Ona Island,Ha'apai, Tonga Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 15:40 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 21 meters Bottom Time: 80 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,885 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,965 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L7YvrMv92Rchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L7YvrMv92Rc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-14-0023.jpg2015-01-14-0023.tifOxymonacanthus longirostris (Longnose Filefish). Wednesday 14 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 559 Site: Ona Island,Ha'apai, Tonga Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 15:40 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 21 meters Bottom Time: 80 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,885 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,965 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SJ6XHIMDuGshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SJ6XHIMDuGs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-14-0056-2.jpg2015-01-14-0056-2.tifOxymonacanthus longirostris (Longnose Filefish). Wednesday 14 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 559 Site: Ona Island,Ha'apai, Tonga Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 15:40 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 21 meters Bottom Time: 80 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,885 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,965 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ckEpSncc.Ekhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ckEpSncc.Ek/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0389.jpgLongnose FilefishOxymonacanthus longirostris (Longnose Filefish). Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 554 Site: Vaka’eitu Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 17:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,514 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,591 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uj3pc4lR6_8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uj3pc4lR6_8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0270.jpgSunset WrasseThalassoma lutescens (Sunset Wrasse). Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 553 Site: Vaka’eitu Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 15:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 24 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,439 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,514 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fwSyMNtZTsUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fwSyMNtZTsU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0260.jpgTrumpet fishAulostomus chinensis (Trumpet fish) being cleaned by Labroides dimidiatus (Cleaner Wrasse). Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 553 Site: Vaka’eitu Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 15:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 24 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,439 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,514 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008PwyHpDI7.ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008PwyHpDI7.o/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0260.jpgTrumpet fishAulostomus chinensis (Trumpet fish) being cleaned by Labroides dimidiatus (Cleaner Wrasse). Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 553 Site: Vaka’eitu Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 15:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 24 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,439 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,514 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002806XkvwY14https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002806XkvwY14/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0230.jpgReef LizardfishSynodus variegatus (Reef Lizardfish). Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 553 Site: Vaka’eitu Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 15:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 24 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,439 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,514 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P2OL5k4tE2chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P2OL5k4tE2c/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0214.jpgClearfin LizardfishSynodus dermatogenys (Clearfin Lizardfish). Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 553 Site: Vaka’eitu Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 15:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 24 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,439 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,514 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CsfW.74JJ5Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CsfW.74JJ5M/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0197.jpgDusky AnemonefishAmphiprion melanopus (Dusky Anemonefish). Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 552 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 11:05 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,343 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,439 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z3XLM7g10E0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z3XLM7g10E0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0200.jpgDusky AnemonefishAmphiprion melanopus (Dusky Anemonefish). Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 552 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 11:05 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,343 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,439 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000veni9VZTQf0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000veni9VZTQf0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0199.jpgDusky AnemonefishAmphiprion melanopus (Dusky Anemonefish). Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 552 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 11:05 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,343 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,439 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dsBTpGIRB4whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dsBTpGIRB4w/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0158.jpgOrange Fin AnemonefishAmphiprion chrysopterus (Orange-Fin Anemonefish). Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 552 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 11:05 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,343 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,439 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R3gv3rGRkMghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R3gv3rGRkMg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0178.jpgGreat BarracudaSphyraena barracuda (Great Barracuda). Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 552 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 11:05 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,343 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,439 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lzvM8SEIRD4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lzvM8SEIRD4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0141.jpgRainford’s GobyKoumansetta rainfordi (Rainford’s Goby). Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 552 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 11:05 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,343 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,439 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FPG9IKniyIkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FPG9IKniyIk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0211.jpgRainford’s GobyKoumansetta rainfordi (Rainford’s Goby). Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 553 Site: Vaka’eitu Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 15:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 24 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,439 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,514 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005e1zj0YHU88https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005e1zj0YHU88/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0138.jpgRainford’s GobyKoumansetta rainfordi (Rainford’s Goby). Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 552 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 11:05 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,343 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,439 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z4KNGacPFmUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z4KNGacPFmU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0210.jpgRainford’s GobyKoumansetta rainfordi (Rainford’s Goby). Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 553 Site: Vaka’eitu Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 15:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 24 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,439 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,514 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002j35S7Flvv8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002j35S7Flvv8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0128.jpgRainford’s GobyKoumansetta rainfordi (Rainford’s Goby). Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 552 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 11:05 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,343 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,439 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eSoXAkEi600https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eSoXAkEi600/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0136.jpgRainford’s GobyKoumansetta rainfordi (Rainford’s Goby). Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 552 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 11:05 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,343 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,439 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Eyo2V_ojIkMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Eyo2V_ojIkM/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-760.jpgBanded SeaperchBanded Seaperch (Hypoplectrodes nigroruber) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1005 Time: 13:08 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,566 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,629 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001H3zO1D8wochttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001H3zO1D8woc/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-02-0124.jpgHarlequinfishHarlequinfish (Othos dentex) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour.8 02 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1001 Time: 11:12 Site: Snapper North, The Sponge Gardens at Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 26 meters Bottom Time: 55 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,302 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,357 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KuHpxMYKA8Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KuHpxMYKA8I/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-02-0115.jpgHarlequinfishHarlequinfish (Othos dentex) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour.8 02 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1001 Time: 11:12 Site: Snapper North, The Sponge Gardens at Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 26 meters Bottom Time: 55 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,302 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,357 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ulK.t04u7xshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ulK.t04u7xs/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-728.jpgHumpback BoxfishHumpback Boxfish (Anoplocapros lenticularis) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1005 Time: 13:08 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,566 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,629 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002jn84NHb9eYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002jn84NHb9eY/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-729.jpgHumpback BoxfishHumpback Boxfish (Anoplocapros lenticularis) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1005 Time: 13:08 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,566 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,629 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SNzEcxV6TdQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SNzEcxV6TdQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-719.jpgHumpback BoxfishHumpback Boxfish (Anoplocapros lenticularis) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1005 Time: 13:08 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,566 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,629 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000012rAsNYU0aUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000012rAsNYU0aU/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-0031.jpgWestern Blue GroperWestern Blue Groper (Achoerodus gouldi) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 Dive Number: 1004 Time: 08:36 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,500 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,566 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009zsvUTV79Z8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009zsvUTV79Z8/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-0010.jpgWestern Blue GroperWestern Blue Groper (Achoerodus gouldi) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 Dive Number: 1004 Time: 08:36 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,500 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,566 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FLePg6qzG.Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FLePg6qzG.A/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-0009.jpgWestern Blue GroperWestern Blue Groper (Achoerodus gouldi) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 Dive Number: 1004 Time: 08:36 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,500 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,566 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rIpstABiLsghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rIpstABiLsg/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-0024.jpgWestern Blue GroperWestern Blue Groper (Achoerodus gouldi) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 Dive Number: 1004 Time: 08:36 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,500 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,566 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c50pUHZj86chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c50pUHZj86c/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-712.jpgBight RedfishBight Redfish (Centroberyx gerrardi) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1005 Time: 13:08 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,566 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,629 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ug3o5sps1i0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ug3o5sps1i0/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-761.jpgSouthern Blue DevilSouthern Blue Devil (Paraplesiops meleagris) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1005 Time: 13:08 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,566 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,629 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004xgv5xS1fNAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004xgv5xS1fNA/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-731.jpgSouthern Blue DevilSouthern Blue Devil (Paraplesiops meleagris) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1005 Time: 13:08 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,566 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,629 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kU0dVafJ30Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kU0dVafJ30E/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-692.jpgSouthern Blue DevilSouthern Blue Devil (Paraplesiops meleagris) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1005 Time: 13:08 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,566 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,629 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cDTkRod15d4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cDTkRod15d4/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-693.jpgSouthern Blue DevilSouthern Blue Devil (Paraplesiops meleagris) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1005 Time: 13:08 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,566 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,629 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WknCKqkcNe8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WknCKqkcNe8/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-688.jpgSouthern Blue DevilSouthern Blue Devil (Paraplesiops meleagris) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1005 Time: 13:08 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,566 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,629 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m862vcL9KNchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m862vcL9KNc/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-684.jpgSouthern Blue DevilSouthern Blue Devil (Paraplesiops meleagris) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1005 Time: 13:08 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,566 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,629 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TUkElL0HDXYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TUkElL0HDXY/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-683.jpgSouthern Blue DevilSouthern Blue Devil (Paraplesiops meleagris) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1005 Time: 13:08 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,566 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,629 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o.36__jA2d4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o.36__jA2d4/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-03-0431.jpgSouthern Blue DevilSouthern Blue Devil (Paraplesiops meleagris) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 03 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1002 Time: 10:11 Site: Bald Knob at Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 57 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,357 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,414 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k_cimq8gBoIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k_cimq8gBoI/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-03-0428.jpgSouthern Blue DevilSouthern Blue Devil (Paraplesiops meleagris) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 03 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1002 Time: 10:11 Site: Bald Knob at Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 57 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,357 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,414 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h_EDY.TzrYchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h_EDY.TzrYc/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-03-0416.jpgSouthern Blue DevilSouthern Blue Devil (Paraplesiops meleagris) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 03 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1002 Time: 10:11 Site: Bald Knob at Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 57 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,357 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,414 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.BqyQopzPQ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.BqyQopzPQ4/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-03-0398.jpgSouthern Blue DevilSouthern Blue Devil (Paraplesiops meleagris) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 03 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1002 Time: 10:11 Site: Bald Knob at Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 57 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,357 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,414 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kv6Q3lofv9Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kv6Q3lofv9E/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-02-0106.jpgSouthern Blue DevilSouthern Blue Devil (Paraplesiops meleagris) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour.8 02 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1001 Time: 11:12 Site: Snapper North, The Sponge Gardens at Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 26 meters Bottom Time: 55 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,302 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,357 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lG1iTk_yIKkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lG1iTk_yIKk/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-02-0104.jpgSouthern Blue DevilSouthern Blue Devil (Paraplesiops meleagris) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour.8 02 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1001 Time: 11:12 Site: Snapper North, The Sponge Gardens at Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 26 meters Bottom Time: 55 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,302 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,357 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002ghwRPlyrn8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002ghwRPlyrn8/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-02-0021.jpgBanded SeaperchBanded Seaperch (Hypoplectrodes nigroruber) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 02 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1000 Time: 07:40 Site: Snapper North, The Sponge Gardens at Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 39 meters Bottom Time: 58 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,244 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,302 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BppC9IJCATwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BppC9IJCATw/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0520.jpgSculptured GobySculptured Goby (Callogobius mucosus) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 999 Time: 20:09 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 64 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,180 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,244 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007XYqvTZ1Chkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007XYqvTZ1Chk/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0498.jpgSculptured GobySculptured Goby (Callogobius mucosus) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 999 Time: 20:09 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 64 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,180 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,244 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qtofyI2RiEghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qtofyI2RiEg/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0496.jpgSculptured GobySculptured Goby (Callogobius mucosus) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 999 Time: 20:09 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 64 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,180 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,244 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003NeVLaXM6cIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003NeVLaXM6cI/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0516.jpgSculptured GobySculptured Goby (Callogobius mucosus) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 999 Time: 20:09 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 64 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,180 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,244 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000db.H58D8XXwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000db.H58D8XXw/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0496-2.jpgSculptured GobySculptured Goby (Callogobius mucosus) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 999 Time: 20:09 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 64 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,180 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,244 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ixuexzP.I.Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ixuexzP.I.Q/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0476.jpgSouthern CardinalfishSouthern Cardinalfish (Vincentia conspersa) at Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 999 Time: 20:09 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 64 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,180 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,244 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zuDQ2ZjHNPQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zuDQ2ZjHNPQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0470.jpgSouthern CardinalfishSouthern Cardinalfish (Vincentia conspersa) at Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 999 Time: 20:09 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 64 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,180 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,244 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MI9uP_AMqKchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MI9uP_AMqKc/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0472.jpgSouthern CardinalfishSouthern Cardinalfish (Vincentia conspersa) at Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 999 Time: 20:09 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 64 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,180 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,244 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uzv48Z3bzRIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uzv48Z3bzRI/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0443.jpgTasmanian BlennyTasmanian Blenny (Parablennius tasmanianus) at Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 999 Time: 20:09 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 64 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,180 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,244 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ssaXeGBXqc8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ssaXeGBXqc8/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0440.jpgTasmanian BlennyTasmanian Blenny (Parablennius tasmanianus) at Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 999 Time: 20:09 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 64 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,180 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,244 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007OKMgWzPFJohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007OKMgWzPFJo/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0437.jpgTasmanian BlennyTasmanian Blenny (Parablennius tasmanianus) at Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 999 Time: 20:09 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 64 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,180 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,244 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zCePqiZ5I7Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zCePqiZ5I7I/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-03-0469A.jpgSpinytail LeatherjacketSpinytail Leatherjacket (Acanthaluteres brownii) male at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 03 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1002 Time: 10:11 Site: Bald Knob at Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 57 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,357 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,414 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B4XcIJtfzkghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B4XcIJtfzkg/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0241.jpgSouthern Pygmy LeatherjacketSouthern Pygmy Leatherjacket (Brachaluteres jacksonianus) at Kingscote Reef at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 998 Time: 11:46 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 105 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,075minutes Cumulative Time: 53,180https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ghn4KkfZC3chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ghn4KkfZC3c/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0233.jpgSouthern Pygmy LeatherjacketSouthern Pygmy Leatherjacket (Brachaluteres jacksonianus) at Kingscote Reef at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 998 Time: 11:46 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 105 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,075minutes Cumulative Time: 53,180https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rjFFmXp4Rawhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rjFFmXp4Raw/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0232.jpgSouthern Pygmy LeatherjacketSouthern Pygmy Leatherjacket (Brachaluteres jacksonianus) at Kingscote Reef at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 998 Time: 11:46 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 105 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,075minutes Cumulative Time: 53,180https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wZoq6ViNNIAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wZoq6ViNNIA/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0231.jpgSouthern Pygmy LeatherjacketSouthern Pygmy Leatherjacket (Brachaluteres jacksonianus) at Kingscote Reef at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 998 Time: 11:46 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 105 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,075minutes Cumulative Time: 53,180https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001RSq32udhHAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001RSq32udhHA/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0230.jpgSouthern Pygmy LeatherjacketSouthern Pygmy Leatherjacket (Brachaluteres jacksonianus) at Kingscote Reef at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 998 Time: 11:46 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 105 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,075minutes Cumulative Time: 53,180https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W1WalBHdLN8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W1WalBHdLN8/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0229.jpgSouthern Pygmy LeatherjacketSouthern Pygmy Leatherjacket (Brachaluteres jacksonianus) at Kingscote Reef at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 998 Time: 11:46 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 105 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,075minutes Cumulative Time: 53,180https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xyfj.VIqYmEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xyfj.VIqYmE/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0198.jpgSouthern Pygmy LeatherjacketSouthern Pygmy Leatherjacket (Brachaluteres jacksonianus) at Kingscote Reef at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 998 Time: 11:46 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 105 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,075minutes Cumulative Time: 53,180https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003cyXZaDB1.ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003cyXZaDB1.g/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0184.jpgTwinbar GobyA Twinbar Goby (Nesogobius greeni) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 998 Time: 11:46 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 105 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,075minutes Cumulative Time: 53,180https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jwfFh24x8Mchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jwfFh24x8Mc/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0180-1.jpgTwinbar GobyA Twinbar Goby (Nesogobius greeni) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 998 Time: 11:46 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 105 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,075minutes Cumulative Time: 53,180https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DEfb46.WUIMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DEfb46.WUIM/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0178.jpgTwinbar GobyA Twinbar Goby (Nesogobius greeni) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 998 Time: 11:46 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 105 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,075minutes Cumulative Time: 53,180https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IDPut4IyNiYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IDPut4IyNiY/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0180.jpgTwinbar GobyA Twinbar Goby (Nesogobius greeni) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 998 Time: 11:46 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 105 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,075minutes Cumulative Time: 53,180https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_kPdE850S0ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_kPdE850S0o/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0158.jpgSickle-fin Sand-gobySickle-fin Sand-goby (Nesogobius sp. 5) an undescribed Taxon at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 998 Time: 11:46 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 105 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,075minutes Cumulative Time: 53,180https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_HMwx4WJKxkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_HMwx4WJKxk/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0162.jpgSickle-fin Sand-gobySickle-fin Sand-goby (Nesogobius sp. 5) an undescribed Taxon at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 998 Time: 11:46 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 105 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,075minutes Cumulative Time: 53,180https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CKNELcLu.78https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CKNELcLu.78/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0153.jpgSickle-fin Sand-gobySickle-fin Sand-goby (Nesogobius sp. 5) an undescribed Taxon at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 998 Time: 11:46 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 105 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,075minutes Cumulative Time: 53,180https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.hzglqsC_9whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.hzglqsC_9w/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0151.jpgSickle-fin Sand-gobySickle-fin Sand-goby (Nesogobius sp. 5) an undescribed Taxon at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 998 Time: 11:46 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 105 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,075minutes Cumulative Time: 53,180https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wfi.aSjs.FUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wfi.aSjs.FU/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0156.jpgSickle-fin Sand-gobySickle-fin Sand-goby (Nesogobius sp. 5) an undescribed Taxon at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 998 Time: 11:46 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 105 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,075minutes Cumulative Time: 53,180https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aKFGgcg.1mUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aKFGgcg.1mU/fit=1000x1000/2018-11-30-0051.jpgMagpie PerchMagpie Perch (Cheilodactylus nigripes) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. Friday 30 November 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 995 Time: 08:19 Site: Threshhold Reef, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 45 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 52966 minutes Cumulative Time: 53011 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PoKT97Z1ICghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PoKT97Z1ICg/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-16-0647.jpgWhite Capped AlbatrossThalassarche cauta steadi (White Capped Albatross) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Monday 15 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BQLuo4hKq50https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BQLuo4hKq50/fit=1000x1000/HUMPBACK-04.jpgTHE HUMPBACK HIGHWAYThe springtime migration of whales through the Kermadec region is recorded in Polynesian oral histories as well as the diaries of European settlers on Raoul Island. The 2015 expedition was the first opportunity for a formal scientific study of these whales. As RV Braveheart departed the south-west coast of Raoul, the team was farewelled by the exuberant breaches of this humpback calf. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 140 July - August 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-humpback-highway/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jckfCmKat4Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jckfCmKat4Q/fit=1000x1000/HUMPBACK-03.jpgTHE HUMPBACK HIGHWAYThe humpback whales of Raoul Island were more erratic and unpredictable than scientists had observed on breeding grounds or other migratory corridors. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 140 July - August 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-humpback-highway/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008GkJwqJGWawhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008GkJwqJGWaw/fit=1000x1000/HUMBACK-02.jpgTHE HUMPBACK HIGHWAYApproaching a leviathan is difficult enough, but attempting to do so without causing undue distress to the animal is a challenge that relies largely on the skill of the driver. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 140 July - August 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Read the Feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-humpback-highway/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000099SGETAs3vshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000099SGETAs3vs/fit=1000x1000/koror-11.jpgTHE WRECK OF THE PENGUINSUniversity of Auckland masters student Kerry Lukies checks nest boxes on Motuihe Island. Lukies’ work examines the effects of urban development on kororā in the Hauraki Gulf by studying penguin stress hormones and foraging patterns. Local kororā are under pressure as residential expansion encroaches on nesting habitat and disturbance by dogs and humans increases. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 158 July- August 2019. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-wreck-of-the-penguins/ Photographs Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_4l457oOI6Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_4l457oOI6A/fit=1000x1000/koror-10.jpgTHE WRECK OF THE PENGUINSStudents from Leigh School put the final touches on kororā nest boxes to be installed in their area. Artificial nest boxes have proved highly successful all around New Zealand, providing a convenient and durable shelter for the birds. They also allow kororā to be more easily monitored: hinged lids allow a peek inside at chicks. Kororā are poorly studied in New Zealand, but numerous community groups in different parts of the country are highly active in protecting them. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 158 July- August 2019. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-wreck-of-the-penguins/ Photographs Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Jr0uSg0nPXshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Jr0uSg0nPXs/fit=1000x1000/koror-06.jpgkororā06.tifŌamaru postie Lorraine Adams dedicates much of her time to looking out for kororā, including installing disused postboxes along the waterfront for the birds to nest in. Recent DNA research has shown there are two little blue penguin species present in New Zealand. These Otago birds are part of a recently arrived group from Australia, a separate lineage from little penguins elsewhere. Like many penguins, little blues remain loyal to their nesting sites and will usually return to the same area they were born to breed, a tendency known as philopatry. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 158 July- August 2019. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-wreck-of-the-penguins/ Photographs Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000krlBb.LvT84https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000krlBb.LvT84/fit=1000x1000/koror-01.jpgTHE WRECK OF THE PENGUINSWhy did hundreds of dead kororā—little blue penguins—wash up on beaches around the country two summers ago? Has their fate got anything to do with the weather? Or has it got something to do with us? Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue: 158 July- August 2019. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/the-wreck-of-the-penguins/ Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f.nStjPnl1Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f.nStjPnl1M/fit=1000x1000/NIUE12.jpgFROM TARO TO TOURISMIn Avatele, Hine Makaia and Bretrick Vakanofiti ply their vaka out through the passage in the reef to fish. While most Niue fishermen ship out in modern aluminium vessels, the pair put food on the table and keep a tradition alive at the same time. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/from-taro-to-tourism/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 154 November - December 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000siUbrdeMeZkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000siUbrdeMeZk/fit=1000x1000/NIUE10.jpgFROM TARO TO TOURISM“We need to get back to nature, we need to look after the environment, we need to listen to what people are telling us about climate change. This is a very serious problem,” says former premier Vivian Young in his church in Hakupu. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/from-taro-to-tourism/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 154 November - December 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WuqKTXUndwshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WuqKTXUndws/fit=1000x1000/NIUE09.jpgFROM TARO TO TOURISMTourists bathe and snorkel in Limu Pools, a shallow inlet in the coral cliffs of Niue’s sheltered west coast. Just 9000 tourists visit the island each year—a tenth of the visitation to the neighbouring Cook Islands. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/from-taro-to-tourism/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 154 November - December 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zwMgpLXswn0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zwMgpLXswn0/fit=1000x1000/NIUE08.jpgFROM TARO TO TOURISMIn the 1960s, some 750 homes were built of coral concrete construction with asbestos roofing to resist cyclones, following events in 1959 and 1960. But the population slumped from 5100 to just 1600 residents over the following half-century, and many of the houses now lie in ruins. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/from-taro-to-tourism/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 154 November - December 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BWn8Kg0.IP4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BWn8Kg0.IP4/fit=1000x1000/NIUE07.jpgFROM TARO TO TOURISMDes Hipa (left) and Kolu Motufoou refine their game at the Niue Lawn Bowling Club on a Friday afternoon. Hipa is president of the club and competed at the 2018 Commonwealth Games as part of a 10-strong team of lawn bowlers. The team dominated the Niuean contingent, which also included six shooters, two field athletes and a boxer. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/from-taro-to-tourism/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 154 November - December 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SnriGZsPZGQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SnriGZsPZGQ/fit=1000x1000/NIUE13.jpgFROM TARO TO TOURISMA shipwreck of the longliner M/V Liberty at Beveridge reef is a ghostly reminder of how treacherous the South Pacific Ocean can be. Slowly being swallowed by the submerged atoll, the wreck serves as the only reminder of mankind on the tiny reef administered by Niue. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/from-taro-to-tourism/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 154 November - December 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eAxYMzSWkdEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eAxYMzSWkdE/fit=1000x1000/NIUE06.jpgFROM TARO TO TOURISMSpinner dolphins—slender torpedoes of the tropics—tumble like gymnasts on the displacement wave of a charter fishing boat. There are at least two resident pods—a sure-fire hit with tourists and an important asset for Niue’s vast marine park, which spans some 40 per cent of its exclusive economic zone. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/from-taro-to-tourism/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 154 November - December 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WfiXbWNAjIAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WfiXbWNAjIA/fit=1000x1000/NIUE05.jpgFROM TARO TO TOURISMWith their small catch of Yellowfin Tuna, fishing puts food on the table but contributes little to revenue. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/from-taro-to-tourism/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 154 November - December 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ndafezsU7zchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ndafezsU7zc/fit=1000x1000/NIUE04.jpgFROM TARO TO TOURISMEach month a freighter pulls up to Alofi, Niue’s capital and port, to offload food, fuel, building materials and Japanese cars—imports worth nine times the value of goods exported from the island. The difference is made up by aid and tourism. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/from-taro-to-tourism/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 154 November - December 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gy2xW48opa8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gy2xW48opa8/fit=1000x1000/NIUE03.jpgFROM TARO TO TOURISMWith no natural watercourses, few sandy beaches and no fringing reef, the water can be spectacularly clear. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/from-taro-to-tourism/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 154 November - December 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AZ7.oQ.jirshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AZ7.oQ.jirs/fit=1000x1000/NIUE02.jpgFROM TARO TO TOURISMEach year between August and October, humpbacks rest in the calm waters in the lee of Niue, the world’s largest coral island. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/from-taro-to-tourism/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 154 November - December 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FTzAHnew75ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FTzAHnew75o/fit=1000x1000/NIUE01.jpgFROM TARO TO TOURISMOne of the world’s smallest nations is transforming its economy from subsistence to sustainability. Will Niue’s brave new plan work? Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/from-taro-to-tourism/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 154 November - December 2018. Photographs Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JCMbBePlDughttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JCMbBePlDug/fit=1000x1000/NIUE14.jpgFROM TARO TO TOURISMOlive Fakamautama Lui walks to church on White Sunday in Hakupu Village. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/from-taro-to-tourism/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 154 November - December 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HIfl7mdx0W0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HIfl7mdx0W0/fit=1000x1000/Tar-puka13.jpgTENDING THE FLOCKTarāpuka are members of the masked gull family, which arose in the northern hemisphere around two million years ago, spreading into South America, then Africa, Australia and finally New Zealand. They are closely related to tarapunga, the red-billed gull, and can hybridise with them, but the two species exhibit markedly different behaviours. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/tending-the-flock/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 155 January - February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bEjwQuTTtS4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bEjwQuTTtS4/fit=1000x1000/Tar-puka12.jpgTENDING THE FLOCKA display of braided-river birds outside the Ashburton District Council, includes tarāpuka alongside pied stilts and variable oystercatchers. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/tending-the-flock/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 155 January - February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cC.WMKMMfaIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cC.WMKMMfaI/fit=1000x1000/Tar-puka11.jpgTENDING THE FLOCKPaul Hodgson and other salmon fishermen decry the amount of water abstraction allowed from Canterbury’s braided rivers for irrigation purposes. With reduced flows and diminished floods, the river is less capable of flushing out weeds, which leave little space for nesting birds and provide cover for predators. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/tending-the-flock/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 155 January - February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uXY.6sGEFhQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uXY.6sGEFhQ/fit=1000x1000/Tar-puka10.jpgTENDING THE FLOCKTarāpuka have adapted well to post-agricultural New Zealand, and gain much of their food from farmland, especially during the breeding season when they are tied to nearby riverbeds. The birds’ movements outside the breeding seasons are poorly understood, but it is thought they spend much of their time at sea. Like all gulls, they are adaptable opportunists and will go wherever the feeding is good. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/tending-the-flock/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 155 January - February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000foNz93PirQYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000foNz93PirQY/fit=1000x1000/Tar-puka07.jpgTENDING THE FLOCKGrant McGregor has lived all his life on the Aparima river in Southland, where he now runs his family’s gravel extraction business. For the last seven years he has worked closely with DOC and other local bodies to create a best-practice model for gravel extraction, leaving riverbeds in a healthy state for nesting birds. The hope is that techniques fine-tuned here will be adopted around New Zealand. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/tending-the-flock/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 155 January - February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i9JmCEZ2roghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i9JmCEZ2rog/fit=1000x1000/Tar-puka14.jpgTending the FlockUnlike some gulls, tarāpuka pair up for mating well before forming colonies. They also spend less time bickering over territory, thus reducing the overall time spent on their highly exposed breeding sites. When the colony is disturbed, the adult birds take off in unison, usually landing again within a minute if the danger has passed. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/tending-the-flock/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 155 January - February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T41qFs1DVAMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T41qFs1DVAM/fit=1000x1000/Tar-puka05.jpgTENDING THE FLOCKOn the Aparima River, a dead black-billed gull was found entangled in twine. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/tending-the-flock/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 155 January - February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bSYDAuAFF30https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bSYDAuAFF30/fit=1000x1000/Tar-puka04.jpgTENDING THE FLOCKTarāpuka chicks are highly vulnerable to predators and flooding, so they need to grow up fast. This chick will be capable of walking 24 hours after hatching, and a few days later, will leave the nest to congregate with other chicks. Parents returning from foraging trips summon their offspring with ‘mew calls’, individual to each bird, by which the chick recognises its parent amid the cacophony. Chicks are able to fly within a month. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/tending-the-flock/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 155 January - February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000094wO6ZEAoAchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000094wO6ZEAoAc/fit=1000x1000/Tar-puka03.jpgTENDING THE FLOCKTarāpuka are members of the masked gull family, which arose in the northern hemisphere around two million years ago, spreading into South America, then Africa, Australia and finally New Zealand. They are closely related to tarapunga, the red-billed gull, and can hybridise with them, but the two species exhibit markedly different behaviours. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/tending-the-flock/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue 155 January - February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P_r2bTNhnyYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P_r2bTNhnyY/fit=1000x1000/Mako-10.jpgBlue LightningThe electrifying metallic blue of a mako’s dorsal surfaces is a perfect colour match for the inky oceanic waters that are its home. Shortfin mako are a global species, found in every ocean of the world, but they prefer warmer, rather than cooler, waters—such as off Auckland’s west coast, where most of the photographs in this story were taken. A second species, longfin mako, has much longer pectoral fins, but is not found in New Zealand seas. Mature male shortfin mako reach about three metres in length, while females can grow a metre longer. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/speed-demon/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 135 September - October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BOeT2INHuI8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BOeT2INHuI8/fit=1000x1000/Mako-09.jpgBlue LightningThe electrifying metallic blue of a mako’s dorsal surfaces is a perfect colour match for the inky oceanic waters that are its home. Shortfin mako are a global species, found in every ocean of the world, but they prefer warmer, rather than cooler, waters—such as off Auckland’s west coast, where most of the photographs in this story were taken. A second species, longfin mako, has much longer pectoral fins, but is not found in New Zealand seas. Mature male shortfin mako reach about three metres in length, while females can grow a metre longer. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/speed-demon/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 135 September - October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YZX1ZIbfyCMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YZX1ZIbfyCM/fit=1000x1000/Mako-08.jpgBlue LightningThe mako’s sleek, hydrodynamic shape, sensational burst of speed and propensity to leap clear of the water when hooked has made the species a target for anglers and trophy hunters. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/speed-demon/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 135 September - October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LxJn3qJICUshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LxJn3qJICUs/fit=1000x1000/Tawaki-03.jpgLIFE ON THE EDGEA Tawaki returns to its nest in dense Fiordland rainforest. Fossil records suggest tawaki were once found all around the South Island. Their secretive habits may be the result of hunting by humans—the very closely-related Snares crested penguins, isolated on their pest-free refuge south of Stewart Island, are utterly fearless around humans, by contrast. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/life-on-the-edge/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 143 January-February 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VmI9s9ddoGIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VmI9s9ddoGI/fit=1000x1000/Hoiho-05.jpgLIFE ON THE EDGEYellow-eyed penguins, like this one Enderby Island, often nest hundreds of metres from the beach, necessitating long journeys through dense undergrowth. Nesting in private like this may help the birds avoid predatory sea lions. Parents take turns to forage for food, regurgitating squid and fish into their chicks’ mouths upon their return to the nest. Once the chicks are big enough to be left alone, both parents start going to sea on a daily basis—a team effort required to meet the infants’ escalating demands. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/life-on-the-edge/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 143 January-February 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MawSITwQR3ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MawSITwQR3o/fit=1000x1000/Snares-Crested-Penguin-04.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares crested penguins are endemic to the tiny Snares island group, 200 kilometres south of mainland New Zealand. Like all penguins, their lives are determined by the rhythms of a breeding cycle—laying eggs from late September and working ceaselessly to raise their chicks to fledging around four months later. The adults then go to sea for a couple of months to fatten up before returning to land to moult their feathers. Armed with fresh plumage, they spend the winter migrating thousands of kilometres in search of prey. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/life-on-the-edge/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 143 January-February 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OMvDcCRQB1Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OMvDcCRQB1Y/fit=1000x1000/Taxidermy-Penguins.jpgLIFE ON THE EDGEStuffed penguins in the basement of Canterbury Museum. Prehistoric penguin remains previously attributed to yellow eyed penguins (centre) have been shown to belong to a similar, if slightly smaller species once common around the South Island—the Waitaha penguin, which became extinct and was replaced by yellow-eyed penguins from the subantarctic around 500 years ago. The findings shed new light on the presence of yelloweyeds on the mainland. Should we view them as endangered relics of a declining population, or as robust pioneers colonising a new northern frontier? Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/life-on-the-edge/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 143 January-February 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cSMr6Ybf5bIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cSMr6Ybf5bI/fit=1000x1000/Waimanu-manningeri.jpgLIFE ON THE EDGEWaimanu manningeri - The world’s oldest penguin fossil which lived in Waipara, North Canterbury 60 million years ago. Sophisticated medical imaging software was used to scan the fossil skull of the ancient penguin, found in 2003 and now in Canterbury Museum’s collections, to investigate how losing the power of flight impacted on the anatomy of its brain. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/life-on-the-edge/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 143 January-February 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kinrcVZvHeYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kinrcVZvHeY/fit=1000x1000/Penguin-Fossil.jpgLIFE ON THE EDGEMaster’s student Marcus Richards prepares penguin fossils at the University of Otago, continuing a tradition of penguin science in the province. The first penguin fossil in the world to be officially described was collected near Oamaru in 1848, and, numerous species have been unearthed from the fossil-rich Otago hinterland. Richards’ supervisor, Ewan Fordyce, has described several important paleopenguin species, including the giant Kairuku penguins that once inhabited these coasts. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/life-on-the-edge/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 143 January-February 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k0_8ZUBQPdwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k0_8ZUBQPdw/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-05-0131.jpgFiordland crested penguinRobin Long from the Tawaki Project weighs and measures a Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) chick at the Harrison Cove colony in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 05 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UDs4F4aIGDQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UDs4F4aIGDQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-01-1298.jpg2009-11-01-1298.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew on the outside deck above the Bolshoi Lounge on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Sunday 01 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 200.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 70 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,275 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,345 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dN4YJviR.Hchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dN4YJviR.Hc/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-21-0330.jpg2009-03-21-0330.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett with a Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand..Saturday 21 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 154.Max Depth 5 m..Temp 21c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120 min..Bottom Time to Date 7314 min..Cumulative Time 7434 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EAjBdBXr_tEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EAjBdBXr_tE/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-04-0117.jpg2011-12-04-0117.jpgGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 384.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 11.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 174:11 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 62.5 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,847 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,932 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ztoW5RQOU9Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ztoW5RQOU9A/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-04-0112.jpg2011-12-04-0112.jpgGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 384.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 11.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 174:11 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 62.5 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,847 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,932 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wvuaSF6WZZIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wvuaSF6WZZI/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-04-0107.jpg2011-12-04-0107.jpgGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 384.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 11.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 174:11 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 62.5 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,847 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,932 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IoVOmH_rRAAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IoVOmH_rRAA/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-04-0102.jpg2011-12-04-0102.jpgGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 384.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 11.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 174:11 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 62.5 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,847 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,932 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k2455dY0Bfghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k2455dY0Bfg/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-04-0092.jpg2011-12-04-0092.jpgGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 384.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 11.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 174:11 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 62.5 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,847 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,932 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xDnI6dhhwzQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xDnI6dhhwzQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-04-0068.jpg2011-12-04-0068.jpgGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 384.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 11.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 174:11 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 62.5 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,847 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,932 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rj5zAt47hEchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rj5zAt47hEc/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-04-0065.jpg2011-12-04-0065.jpgGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 384.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 11.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 174:11 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 62.5 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,847 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,932 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xp7efHYGd3Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xp7efHYGd3I/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-04-0059.jpg2011-12-04-0059.jpgGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 384.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 11.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 174:11 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 62.5 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,847 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,932 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Dc_KjHcgLnohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Dc_KjHcgLno/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-04-0052.jpg2011-12-04-0052.jpgGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 384.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 11.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 174:11 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 62.5 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,847 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,932 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000083ncaO5ZmIQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000083ncaO5ZmIQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-02-0212.jpg2011-12-02-0212.jpgGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 384.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 11.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 174:11 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 62.5 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,847 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,932 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lyGeBbRV0rUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lyGeBbRV0rU/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-02-0206.jpg2011-12-02-0206.jpgGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 384.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 11.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 174:11 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 62.5 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,847 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,932 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QDKIO0R5WKghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QDKIO0R5WKg/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-02-0199.jpg2011-12-02-0199.jpgGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 384.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 11.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 174:11 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 62.5 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,847 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,932 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v8kgGdXY4zchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v8kgGdXY4zc/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-02-0178.jpg2011-12-02-0178.jpgGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 384.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 11.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 174:11 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 62.5 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,847 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,932 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bXfODFq2jPAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bXfODFq2jPA/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-02-0134.jpg2011-12-02-0134.jpgGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 384.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 11.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 174:11 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 62.5 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,847 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,932 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ePwRZZpfC8whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ePwRZZpfC8w/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-02-0133.jpg2011-12-02-0133.jpgGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 384.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 11.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 174:11 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 62.5 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,847 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,932 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sY0p3If_ol8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sY0p3If_ol8/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-02-0070.jpg2011-12-02-0070.jpgGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 384.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 11.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 174:11 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 62.5 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,847 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,932 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kk8OazvFnyghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kk8OazvFnyg/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-02-0067.jpg2011-12-02-0067.jpgGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 384.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 11.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 174:11 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 62.5 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,847 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,932 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003ynSYFPW2NUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003ynSYFPW2NU/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-02-0062.jpg2011-12-02-0062.jpgGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 384.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 11.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 174:11 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 62.5 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,847 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,932 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cb1W1sZaqD0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cb1W1sZaqD0/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-02-0059.jpg2011-12-02-0059.jpgGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 384.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 11.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 174:11 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 62.5 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,847 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,932 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QeiXreCuAaUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QeiXreCuAaU/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-02-0052.jpg2011-12-02-0052.jpgGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 384.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 11.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 174:11 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 62.5 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,847 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,932 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ToEZS_G8b2khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ToEZS_G8b2k/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-02-0040.jpg2011-12-02-0040.jpgGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 384.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 11.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 174:11 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 62.5 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,847 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,932 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RRLxK9L1PVshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RRLxK9L1PVs/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-02-0018.jpg2011-12-02-0018.jpgGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 384.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 11.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 174:11 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 62.5 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,847 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,932 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000afHDsE6esFIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000afHDsE6esFI/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-08-0030.jpgCommon bullyGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully) with Ameiurus nebulosus (Brown bullhead catfish) Motutere Point, Lake Taupo, New Zealand. Friday 08 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VwHPu4Q9A5chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VwHPu4Q9A5c/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-08-0128.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) male during a heat run off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 08 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VJOLHTgKILkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VJOLHTgKILk/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-08-0071.jpgBrown bullhead catfishAmeiurus nebulosus (Brown bullhead catfish) Motutere Point, Lake Taupo, New Zealand. Friday 08 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OvsCKWgFyw4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OvsCKWgFyw4/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-08-0066.jpgBrown bullhead catfishAmeiurus nebulosus (Brown bullhead catfish) Motutere Point, Lake Taupo, New Zealand. Friday 08 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006JGXdxeqtfAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006JGXdxeqtfA/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-08-0062.jpgBrown bullhead catfishAmeiurus nebulosus (Brown bullhead catfish) Motutere Point, Lake Taupo, New Zealand. Friday 08 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZH3OAhYF1Nkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZH3OAhYF1Nk/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-08-0060.jpgBrown bullhead catfishAmeiurus nebulosus (Brown bullhead catfish) Motutere Point, Lake Taupo, New Zealand. Friday 08 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_34b9jNciekhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_34b9jNciek/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-08-0047.jpgBrown bullhead catfishAmeiurus nebulosus (Brown bullhead catfish) Motutere Point, Lake Taupo, New Zealand. Friday 08 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lRoIze.D3eQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lRoIze.D3eQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-08-0046.jpgBrown bullhead catfishAmeiurus nebulosus (Brown bullhead catfish) Motutere Point, Lake Taupo, New Zealand. Friday 08 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008zW92WS3I84https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008zW92WS3I84/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-08-0034.jpgBrown bullhead catfishAmeiurus nebulosus (Brown bullhead catfish) Motutere Point, Lake Taupo, New Zealand. Friday 08 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bPDryvM2zrIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bPDryvM2zrI/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-08-0033.jpgBrown bullhead catfishAmeiurus nebulosus (Brown bullhead catfish) Motutere Point, Lake Taupo, New Zealand. Friday 08 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ThCyHw4VBQYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ThCyHw4VBQY/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-18-0096-2.jpg2013-04-18-0096-2.JPGHoplangia durotrix (cup coral) cover the roof of Cup Coral Cavern during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 18 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 463 Site: Landsburgia Rock and Cup Coral Cavern, North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 268:17 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 40.2 meters Bottom Time: 97 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 64% Bottom Time to Date: 30,882 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,979 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UNGDxryw.EYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UNGDxryw.EY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0106.jpgPeacock RazorfishIniistius pavo (Peacock Razorfish). Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 552 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 11:05 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,343 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,439 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZY1w.exvRqUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZY1w.exvRqU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0094.jpgPeacock RazorfishIniistius pavo (Peacock Razorfish). Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 552 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 11:05 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,343 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,439 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e9OpZB_XlBQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e9OpZB_XlBQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0102.jpgPeacock RazorfishIniistius pavo (Peacock Razorfish). Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 552 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 11:05 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,343 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,439 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XGCFazYJgRkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XGCFazYJgRk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0105.jpgPeacock RazorfishIniistius pavo (Peacock Razorfish). Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 552 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 11:05 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,343 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,439 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KOdOQdPA19ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KOdOQdPA19o/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0295.jpgLargemouth triplefinUcla xenogrammus (Largemouth triplefin). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000035uI0.L1bwQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000035uI0.L1bwQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0063.jpgYellowdotted WrasseMacropharyngodon negrosensis (Yellowdotted Wrasse) juvenile. Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 552 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 11:05 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,343 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,439 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TZStj4efNfohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TZStj4efNfo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0061.jpgYellowdotted WrasseMacropharyngodon negrosensis (Yellowdotted Wrasse) juvenile. Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 552 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 11:05 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,343 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,439 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iNL0x34Mvb4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iNL0x34Mvb4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0058.jpgSteintz ShrimpgobyAmblyeleotris steinitzi (Steintz Shrimpgoby) Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 552 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 11:05 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,343 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,439 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qlnWFJCYcUIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qlnWFJCYcUI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0045.jpgMagenta DottybackPictichromis porphyreus (Magenta Dottyback). Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 552 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 11:05 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,343 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,439 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006PvDOR0KmKohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006PvDOR0KmKo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0024.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica (Fire Dartfish). Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 552 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 11:05 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,343 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,439 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001_OOjpkybfghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001_OOjpkybfg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0390.jpgLongnose FilefishOxymonacanthus longirostris (Longnose Filefish). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008CAPixzFhB8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008CAPixzFhB8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0037.jpgBarred ShrimpgobyAmblyeleotris fasciata (Barred Shrimpgoby). Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 552 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 11:05 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,343 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,439 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_yu7zTrSrbUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_yu7zTrSrbU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0018.jpgSouthern Tubelip WrasseLabropsis australis (Southern Tubelip Wrasse) Juvenile. Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 552 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 11:05 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,343 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,439 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UTpVp5AGO6Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UTpVp5AGO6E/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0365.jpgSouthern Tubelip WrasseLabropsis australis (Southern Tubelip Wrasse). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kKePbbXuV4Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kKePbbXuV4M/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0363.jpgSouthern Tubelip WrasseLabropsis australis (Southern Tubelip Wrasse). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tmEDBUp3EBMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tmEDBUp3EBM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0015.jpgSouthern Tubelip WrasseLabropsis australis (Southern Tubelip Wrasse) Juvenile. Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 552 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 11:05 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,343 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,439 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bak46KUKqy4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bak46KUKqy4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0356.jpgSouthern Tubelip WrasseLabropsis australis (Southern Tubelip Wrasse). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003LqJ81EkfCIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003LqJ81EkfCI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0360.jpgSouthern Tubelip WrasseLabropsis australis (Southern Tubelip Wrasse). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000arnwbK7TzeEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000arnwbK7TzeE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0343.jpgSouthern Tubelip WrasseLabropsis australis (Southern Tubelip Wrasse). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l9JYl2pwng4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l9JYl2pwng4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0350.jpgSouthern Tubelip WrasseLabropsis australis (Southern Tubelip Wrasse). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dcIGs64B9wohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dcIGs64B9wo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0352.jpgSouthern Tubelip WrasseLabropsis australis (Southern Tubelip Wrasse). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008j.5ZHfw0iYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008j.5ZHfw0iY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0337.jpgSouthern Tubelip WrasseLabropsis australis (Southern Tubelip Wrasse). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RXuMYWGrPL8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RXuMYWGrPL8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0374.jpgFive Lined CardinalfishCheilodipterus quinquelineatus (Five-line cardinalfish). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JutEQjbPLdUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JutEQjbPLdU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0357.jpgFive Lined CardinalfishCheilodipterus quinquelineatus (Five-line cardinalfish). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GYYB6M24aLkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GYYB6M24aLk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0355.jpgFive Lined CardinalfishCheilodipterus quinquelineatus (Five-line cardinalfish). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t4032_MoIkYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t4032_MoIkY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0329.jpgFive Lined CardinalfishCheilodipterus quinquelineatus (Five-line cardinalfish). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ki3ISvINOiAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ki3ISvINOiA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0353.jpgFive Lined CardinalfishCheilodipterus quinquelineatus (Five-line cardinalfish). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zWlT51RCtOQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zWlT51RCtOQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0318.jpgCigar WrasseCheilio inermis (Cigar Wrasse). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HNJ7Gg0SVc4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HNJ7Gg0SVc4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0314.jpgNebulous LizardfishSaurida nebulosa (Nebulous Lizardfish). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H3CROF3Vsg0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H3CROF3Vsg0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0258.jpgLatticed SandperchParapercis clathrata (Latticed Sandperch). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Hz3x1wE1GXshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Hz3x1wE1GXs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0260.jpgLatticed SandperchParapercis clathrata (Latticed Sandperch). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aseAAVHxef8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aseAAVHxef8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0238.jpgDotted WrasseCirrhilabrus punctatus (Dotted Wrasse). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YGdhiV_cFT0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YGdhiV_cFT0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0239.jpgDotted WrasseCirrhilabrus punctatus (Dotted Wrasse). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007VdLGTpqQP0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007VdLGTpqQP0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0225.jpgFive Line CardinalfishCheilodipterus quinquelineatus (Five-line cardinalfish) juvenile. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MRzOHZ2OQJQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MRzOHZ2OQJQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0229.jpgFive Line CardinalfishCheilodipterus quinquelineatus (Five-line cardinalfish) juvenile. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f9mTtvWP0Zghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f9mTtvWP0Zg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0233.jpgYellowstriped CardinalfishOstorhinchus cyanosoma (Yellowstriped Cardinalfish). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000owrpNxPX0Wchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000owrpNxPX0Wc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0235.jpgYellowstriped CardinalfishOstorhinchus cyanosoma (Yellowstriped Cardinalfish). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OCbHxVZ6YBshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OCbHxVZ6YBs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0232.jpgYellowstriped CardinalfishOstorhinchus cyanosoma (Yellowstriped Cardinalfish). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WTh1V0DAUG0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WTh1V0DAUG0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0221.jpgYellowstriped CardinalfishOstorhinchus cyanosoma (Yellowstriped Cardinalfish). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004JkUgvbdEQAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004JkUgvbdEQA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0231.jpgYellowstriped CardinalfishOstorhinchus cyanosoma (Yellowstriped Cardinalfish). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000azG6XzLVMUchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000azG6XzLVMUc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0206.jpgCalico GobyAmblygobius phalaena (Calico Goby). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000026RxpjTy85shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000026RxpjTy85s/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0204.jpgCalico GobyAmblygobius phalaena (Calico Goby). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Uh8OZmmqhSIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Uh8OZmmqhSI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0210.jpgHighfin GrouperEpinephelus maculatus (Highfin Grouper) Juvenile. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002IZpc0f4I9Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002IZpc0f4I9E/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0191.jpgHighfin GrouperEpinephelus maculatus (Highfin Grouper) Juvenile. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003flhvcIpOQ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003flhvcIpOQ8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0192.jpgHighfin GrouperEpinephelus maculatus (Highfin Grouper) Juvenile. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z5SckH7qZrkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z5SckH7qZrk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0193.jpgHighfin GrouperEpinephelus maculatus (Highfin Grouper) Juvenile. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000owadEFT3eywhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000owadEFT3eyw/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0177.jpgSteintz ShrimpgobyAmblyeleotris steinizi (Steintz Shrimpgoby). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G6KlzyZGRxghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G6KlzyZGRxg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0174.jpgLadder GobyValenciennea parva (Ladder Goby). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 551 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 13:30 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,267 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,343 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kQ6q.k5a7hIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kQ6q.k5a7hI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0100.jpgBlackstriped PygmygobyEviota nigiriventris (Blackstriped Pygmygoby). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 550 Site: Swallow’s Cave, Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 11:10 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,191 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,267 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M_HYq2R1uJYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M_HYq2R1uJY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0002.jpg2015-01-11-0002.tifMoorish Idolhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000IM50.sc0WAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000IM50.sc0WA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0005.jpgRegal AngelfishPygoplites dicanthus (Regal Angelfish). Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 550 Site: Swallow’s Cave, Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 11:10 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 37 meters Bottom Time: 76 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,191 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,267 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Rjoz16CcasEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Rjoz16CcasE/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-1238.jpgBlackthroat TripplefinBlack-Throated Triplefin (Helcogramma decurrens) male at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 05 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1007 Time: 09:02 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,664 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,724 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xW5dEmTYDuAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xW5dEmTYDuA/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-1237.jpgBlackthroat TripplefinBlack-Throated Triplefin (Helcogramma decurrens) male at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 05 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1007 Time: 09:02 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,664 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,724 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oKE8Uh2qKQghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oKE8Uh2qKQg/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-02-0020.jpgOrnate CowfishAracana ornate (Ornate Cowfish) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour.8 02 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1000 Time: 07:40 Site: Snapper North, The Sponge Gardens at Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 39 meters Bottom Time: 58 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,244 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,302 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q7KXOZqaQEkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q7KXOZqaQEk/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-02-0019.jpgOrnate CowfishAracana ornate (Ornate Cowfish) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour.8 02 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1000 Time: 07:40 Site: Snapper North, The Sponge Gardens at Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 39 meters Bottom Time: 58 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,244 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,302 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LBt95y5WFjMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LBt95y5WFjM/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-1244.jpgTasmanian BlennyTasmanian Blenny (Parablennius tasmanianus) female at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 05 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1007 Time: 09:02 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,664 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,724 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PVlfHkhxNxIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PVlfHkhxNxI/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-1209.jpgWavy GrubfishWavy Grubfish (Parapercis haackei) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 05 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1007 Time: 09:02 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,664 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,724 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SRLUEzrVN.Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SRLUEzrVN.Q/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-822.jpgFoxfishJuvenile Foxfish (Bodianus frenchii) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1005 Time: 13:08 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,566 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,629 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gzVLkSYyr8whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gzVLkSYyr8w/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-824.jpgFoxfishJuvenile Foxfish (Bodianus frenchii) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1005 Time: 13:08 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,566 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,629 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A10B1X6vwJ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A10B1X6vwJ0/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-837.jpgYellowhead HulafishYellowhead Hulafish (Trachinops noarlungae) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1005 Time: 13:08 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,566 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,629 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D8FoF0QzSTQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D8FoF0QzSTQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-765A.jpgYellowhead HulafishYellowhead Hulafish (Trachinops noarlungae) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1005 Time: 13:08 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,566 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,629 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HYgWrS_wdw8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HYgWrS_wdw8/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-765.jpgYellowhead HulafishYellowhead Hulafish (Trachinops noarlungae) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1005 Time: 13:08 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,566 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,629 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L1eqAYqWukohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L1eqAYqWuko/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-762.jpgBanded SeaperchBanded Seaperch (Hypoplectrodes nigroruber) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1005 Time: 13:08 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,566 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,629 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kNGc9s8gf9Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kNGc9s8gf9I/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0075.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica also known as the Fire Dartfish or Fire Goby at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oa8XteGsXlIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oa8XteGsXlI/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-03-0383.jpgLongsnout boarfishLongsnout boarfish(Pentaceropsis recurvirostris) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1005 Time: 13:08 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,566 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,629 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sH6nFL8xqdghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sH6nFL8xqdg/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-747.jpgLongsnout boarfishLongsnout boarfish(Pentaceropsis recurvirostris) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1005 Time: 13:08 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,566 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,629 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s3r7t_uB6b4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s3r7t_uB6b4/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-02-0163.jpgHarlequinfishHarlequinfish (Othos dentex) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour.8 02 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1001 Time: 11:12 Site: Snapper North, The Sponge Gardens at Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 26 meters Bottom Time: 55 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,302 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,357 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r1QDQDvf9q4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r1QDQDvf9q4/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-0016.jpgHarlequinfishHarlequinfish (Othos dentex) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 04 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 Dive Number: 1004 Time: 08:36 Site: Eastern Bay, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 19 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,500 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,566 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tBJ1Y2HXaD4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tBJ1Y2HXaD4/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-02-0125.jpgHarlequinfishHarlequinfish (Othos dentex) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour.8 02 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1001 Time: 11:12 Site: Snapper North, The Sponge Gardens at Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 26 meters Bottom Time: 55 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,302 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,357 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008fBNXZ9efB0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008fBNXZ9efB0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0076.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica (Fire Dartfish) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pGjo0En0xT4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pGjo0En0xT4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-22-0294.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica (Fire Dartfish) also known as the Fire Goby at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BZvqem3YN1whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BZvqem3YN1w/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0512.jpgBicolor FangblennyPlagiotremus laudandus (Bicolor Fangblenny) also known as the false harptail-blenny, poison-fang blenny mimic, yellow-tailed blenny and the yellowtail fangblenny mimic at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PEgApN5g5c0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PEgApN5g5c0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0097.jpg2011-05-17-0097.JPGAsh Mangnall crew member on the RV Braveheart, gets ready to pull up a deepwater trap from one of the ships tenders off the Coast of Raoul Island, with Napier, Nugent and the Meyer Islands (Pictured from left) in the back ground during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oEpEQgVdjRohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oEpEQgVdjRo/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0084.jpg2010-04-23-0084.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) is illuminated by early morning light in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 255.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters..Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fBFz_pdB0jwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fBFz_pdB0jw/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0035.jpg2010-04-23-0035.jpgDiver Mary Carney on the surface before a dive at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 255.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters..Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oA15.PDa2.0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oA15.PDa2.0/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0268.jpg2010-04-23-0268.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) is illuminated by early morning light in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 255.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters..Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g.zmlzID0oEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g.zmlzID0oE/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-22-0184.jpg2010-04-22-0184.jpgSolitary Hard Coral (Monomyces rubrum) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Thursday 22 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 254.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 57:57 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 10.6 meters..Bottom Time: 74 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,220minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,294 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Sw_mAk7xsZchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Sw_mAk7xsZc/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-11-0020.jpg2010-07-11-0020.jpgRed Pigfish (Bodianus unimaculatus) swims around Sponges from the phylum Porifera Unidentified by the Photographer at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 11 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 269.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 12.5 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 79:01 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 36.2 meters...Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,490 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,584 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vx.UL660a2Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vx.UL660a2A/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0358.jpg2010-07-09-0358.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson is silhouetted from light reflecting on the roof of Rikoriko Cave giving the effect of a lunar landscape at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oTVci6rHJmIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oTVci6rHJmI/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-25-0283.jpg2010-07-25-0283.jpgDecapterus koheru (Koheru) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 25 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 275.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 88:53 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.3 meters...Bottom Time: 103 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,078 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,181 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000naP7pwoGiRQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000naP7pwoGiRQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-27-0135.jpg2011-02-27-0135.jpgPseudocaranx dentex (Trevally) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 307.Boat: Pacific Hideaway..Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Taravana Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 22.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 120:21 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters..Bottom Time: 88 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,877 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,965 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bD6pU4A.HrAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bD6pU4A.HrA/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0175.jpgCommon kelpCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) is illuminated by early morning light in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand. Friday 23 April 2010 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010 Dive Number: 255 Boat: Mazurka. Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters. Bottom Time: 101 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sSNINDdrTZMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sSNINDdrTZM/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0097.jpg2011-07-17-0097.jpgNotoclinops yaldwyni (Yaldwyn's triplefin) Ngaroimata Point at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 371.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 157:19 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,834 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,896 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iiGLndrW_1chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iiGLndrW_1c/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0066.jpgHingebeak shrimpRhynchocinetes sp. (Hingebeak shrimp). Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 762. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 367:56. Maximum Depth: 35.5 meters. Bottom Time: 74 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,515 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,589 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L_QZepEgMUwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L_QZepEgMUw/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0812.jpgHingebeak shrimpHingebeak shrimp (Rhynchocinetes sp.). Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 760. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 17.5 meters. Bottom Time: 78 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,372 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,450 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V6ZaEYG0G7Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V6ZaEYG0G7Y/fit=1000x1000/2015-11-23-0166.jpgBlack PipefishStigmatopora nigra (Black Pipefish) at Goat Island Marine Reserve, Auckland, New Zealand. November 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FLCaGTVr4zIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FLCaGTVr4zI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0142.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionThe New Zealand Sea Lion Research programme tags and microchips Sea Lion pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000054JapyUIRlMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000054JapyUIRlM/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0142.jpg2012-04-20-0142.jpgParma alboscapularis (Black angelfish) Juvenile..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 369..Site: Trev?s Rock to El Torito Cave, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,688 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,758 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VHmkzEIVduUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VHmkzEIVduU/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-28-0015.jpgGrey Moray EelGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 28 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 234.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 33.29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,733 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,811 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RzAWlStr67Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RzAWlStr67Q/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-28-0044-Edit.jpgGrey Moray EelA Grey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) shot at a 2:1 magnification at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Monday 28 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 315.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Butterfish Bay too Maomao Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 130:55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,526 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,607 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uR5L_r9beX4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uR5L_r9beX4/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0015.jpg20016-09-04-0015.jpgCrimora multidigitalis. Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 789 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 14.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 390:59 Maximum Depth: 37.3 Bottom Time: 114 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WXk2D396LC4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WXk2D396LC4/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-08-0031.jpgBrown bullhead catfishAmeiurus nebulosus (Brown bullhead catfish) Motutere Point, Lake Taupo, New Zealand. Friday 08 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WPrfDgEf0UEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WPrfDgEf0UE/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-08-0013.jpgBrown bullhead catfishAmeiurus nebulosus (Brown bullhead catfish) Motutere Point, Lake Taupo, New Zealand. Friday 08 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002sgsQJRG8Ichttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002sgsQJRG8Ic/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-08-0024.jpgBrown bullhead catfishAmeiurus nebulosus (Brown bullhead catfish) Motutere Point, Lake Taupo, New Zealand. Friday 08 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lAhU2vEsC3ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lAhU2vEsC3o/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-17-0305-2.jpgDogtooth TunaGymnosarda unicolor (Dogtooth Tuna) at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Thursday 17 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cwm7Qb8TeIohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cwm7Qb8TeIo/fit=1000x1000/New-Zealand-Sea-Lion-13.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionWHAT’S KILLING THE SEA-LIONS? New Zealand sea-lion numbers have plummeted. Is it fishing pressure, climate change, the mysterious disappearance of octopuses, or a deadly new virus? The sea-lion colony at Enderby Island is one of the last outposts of a population once found all around mainland New Zealand. They were extensively hunted by early Maori and may have been extirpated from much of the mainland by 1450AD, following the same path towards extinction as the country’s avian megafauna, including the moa. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue138 March – April 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oKcSgywZBBAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oKcSgywZBBA/fit=1000x1000/New-Zealand-Sea-Lion-10.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionWHAT’S KILLING THE SEA-LIONS? New Zealand sea-lion numbers have plummeted. Is it fishing pressure, climate change, the mysterious disappearance of octopuses, or a deadly new virus? Wildlife veterinarian Emily Kay performs a necropsy on a sea lion pup in front of the historic boat shed at Enderby Island. This pup’s brain showed signs of the Klebsiella pneumonia infection that in previous years has killed hundreds of pups at Sandy Bay. Klebsiella appears to now be entrenched in the sea lion population and researchers are concerned it could lead to a repeat of the devastating epidemics seen here in 2002 and 2003. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue138 March – April 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z6NkQ6.sRcchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z6NkQ6.sRcc/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0103.jpg2012-04-20-0103.jpgThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) Juvenile..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 369..Site: Trev?s Rock to El Torito Cave, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,688 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,758 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XQBvGflYenohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XQBvGflYeno/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0116.jpgCoris picta (Combfish)Combfish (Coris picta) from the Labridae (Wrasses) Family at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 233.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 32.11 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,631 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,733 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yiNseKKOhRQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yiNseKKOhRQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0040.jpg2010-01-28-0040.jpgLace coral (Hippellozoon novaezelandiae) at Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 219.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 16:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 31.7 meters.Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,725 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LXWQnkJBPIAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LXWQnkJBPIA/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-12-0362.jpg2008-01-12-0362.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000024fW7n_gCskhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000024fW7n_gCsk/fit=1000x1000/William-Trubridge.jpgWilliam Trubridge The Deepest Man in the WorldFree Diver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand. In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aL2OCyMeJRQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aL2OCyMeJRQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0268.jpgMimic SurgeonfishAcanthurus pyroferus (Mimic Surgeonfish) juvenile at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EbioR5tsxfghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EbioR5tsxfg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0243.jpgNasal dwarfgobyTrimma nasa (Nasal dwarfgoby) also known as the Nasal pygmy goby at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Hjr.pO89PaIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Hjr.pO89PaI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0756.jpgWax AscidianWax Ascidian reproducing asexually. Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000umpXWuF6wv4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000umpXWuF6wv4/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-24-0048.jpg2010-09-24-0048.jpgAt 7.30pm on Friday 24 September 2010 rescuers refloated 21 of the stranded Pilot Whales at Rarawa Beach. 50km from where they were first stranded three days earlier..During the next hour seven of the whales re-beached themselves leaving no option but had to euthanize them. .The surviving 14 whales were last seen heading out to sea, hailing the most ambitious whale rescue attempt in history a success...On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000c8MmARr4i4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000c8MmARr4i4/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-24-0381.jpg2010-09-24-0381.jpgPictured: Diggers are used to lift the whales from trucks into the water at Rarawa Beach before their release back into the wild..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GO7amCdLtNchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GO7amCdLtNc/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-24-0256.jpg2010-09-24-0256.jpgPictured: On the journey 50km south to Rarawa Beach there is numerous stops to check the whales conditions and spray them with water to keep them moist..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d6_fXR8yX68https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d6_fXR8yX68/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-24-0180.jpg2010-09-24-0180.jpgPictured: Whales are loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay to be transported 50km south along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SV98lanHIQUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SV98lanHIQU/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-1331.jpg2010-09-23-1331.jpgPictured: Volunteers works through the night in freezing temperatures keeping a whales calm in the stream near Spirits Bay Beach where the whales rest and recuperate. .On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hvpYIxl1VSghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hvpYIxl1VSg/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-1288.jpg2010-09-23-1288.jpgPictured: Volunteers help Dr Ingrid Visser from the Orca Research Trust bring one of the whales into the shallows of the stream as dusk falls..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hJ8eFsSEOB8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hJ8eFsSEOB8/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-1207.jpg2010-09-23-1207.jpgPictured: German Volunteer Eva Schneider works through the night in freezing temperatures keeping a whale calm in the stream near Spirits Bay Beach where the whales rest and recuperate. .On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IxYAw85iFl8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IxYAw85iFl8/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-1132.jpg2010-09-23-1132.jpgPictured: As dusk fall and the temperature drops, volunteers work into the night keeping the whales calm and moist..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KtT2f9Uk3iEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KtT2f9Uk3iE/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-0078.jpg2010-09-23-0078.jpgPictured: Volunteers work on keeping whales calm after being moved off the beach at Spirits Bay to a nearby stream.On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PO9sAME0Jmwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PO9sAME0Jmw/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-0325.jpg2010-09-23-0325.jpgPictured: Whales are transported from the Beach at Spirits Bay to a nearby stream..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OuTOvXau0QYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OuTOvXau0QY/fit=1000x1000/Octopus-tetricus.jpgOctopus tetricusOctopus tetricus. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B4HE5d2aWzQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B4HE5d2aWzQ/fit=1000x1000/2008-11-30-0016.jpgLeatherjacketA Male Meuschenia scaber (Leatherjacket) at Middle Arch. Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand...Sunday 30 November 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 126 Max Depth 25.6 m. Average Depth 13.6m. Temp 17 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 70 min. Bottom Time to Date 5515 min Cumulative Time 5585 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uuQzP5PaENwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uuQzP5PaENw/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0746.jpgOkenia atkinsonorumOkenia atkinsonorum (nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000waXcl3I5MDwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000waXcl3I5MDw/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0746-1.jpgOkenia atkinsonorumOkenia atkinsonorum (nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HKwzwkdbOPYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HKwzwkdbOPY/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0706.jpgOkenia atkinsonorumOkenia atkinsonorum (nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XsRKRU1cdnghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XsRKRU1cdng/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0733.jpgOkenia atkinsonorumOkenia atkinsonorum (nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009HNXabnt0cAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009HNXabnt0cA/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0699.jpgOkenia atkinsonorumOkenia atkinsonorum (nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GDvZKWc8WPEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GDvZKWc8WPE/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0700.jpgOkenia atkinsonorumOkenia atkinsonorum (nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JerPW4JAybghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JerPW4JAybg/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0694.jpgOkenia atkinsonorumOkenia atkinsonorum (nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UqVWmvWVASwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UqVWmvWVASw/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0673.jpgOkenia atkinsonorumOkenia atkinsonorum (nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kXU_clzNBuchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kXU_clzNBuc/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0678.jpgOkenia atkinsonorumOkenia atkinsonorum (nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V9zHhU2xlTwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V9zHhU2xlTw/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0672.jpgOkenia atkinsonorumOkenia atkinsonorum (nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hrMfRoixldchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hrMfRoixldc/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0666.jpg2018-04-14-0666.tifhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.BV2fk2KSQUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.BV2fk2KSQU/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0642.jpgSharp-nosed pufferfishCanthigaster callisterna (Sharp-nosed pufferfish) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000HANwOmrq98https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000HANwOmrq98/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0633.jpgBlue-eyed triplefinNotoclinops segmentatus (Blue-eyed triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Sis.Ekyud14https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Sis.Ekyud14/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0624.jpgRed lizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z0RVHkEmp3khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z0RVHkEmp3k/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0623.jpgRed lizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002V8RbAz7rfohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002V8RbAz7rfo/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0616.jpgMosaic MorayEnchelycore ramosa (Mosaic Moray) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009D69VVJntgAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009D69VVJntgA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0304.jpgGiant KelpGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) Opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean. Saturday 08 January 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 296 Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions. Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands. Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes. Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bVHFrKs86k4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bVHFrKs86k4/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-05-0151.jpgFiordland crested penguinRobin Long from the Tawaki Project attaches a data logger to a Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) at the Harrison Cove colony in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 05 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YVAG9.XKGcEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YVAG9.XKGcE/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0586.jpgSpectacled triplefinRuanoho whero (Spectacled triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YCHeGGFLX_chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YCHeGGFLX_c/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0594.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish) male at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. 14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000029mi1YI169shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000029mi1YI169s/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0576.jpgCrimson cleanerfishSuezicthys aylingi (Crimson cleanerfish) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. 14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T8KKweJ4fdAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T8KKweJ4fdA/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0554.jpgElegant wrasseAnampses elegans (Elegant wrasse) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X3MzUXQ27yYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X3MzUXQ27yY/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0551-1.jpgElegant wrasseAnampses elegans (Elegant wrasse) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cpecKyFy4kEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cpecKyFy4kE/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0552.jpgElegant wrasseAnampses elegans (Elegant wrasse) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wVGULTSYv1ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wVGULTSYv1g/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0544.jpgBlack angelfishParma alboscapularis (Black angelfish) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xZQBGFn6PxEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xZQBGFn6PxE/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0544-1.jpgBlack angelfishParma alboscapularis (Black angelfish) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rKVtvqOYoFshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rKVtvqOYoFs/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0543.jpgBlack angelfishParma alboscapularis (Black angelfish) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UCWRFbCbeYIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UCWRFbCbeYI/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0527.jpgCopper MokiLatridopsis fosteri (Copper Moki) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Jta_3VeRTT0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Jta_3VeRTT0/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0526.jpgCopper MokiLatridopsis fosteri (Copper Moki) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jpQq7aO0QRQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jpQq7aO0QRQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0089.jpg2012-04-20-0089.jpgLatridopsis ciliaris (Blue Moki). Friday 20 April 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012. Dive Number: 369. Site: Trev’s Rock to El Torito Cave, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve. Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 13 meters. Bottom Time: 70 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 26,688 minutes. Cumulative Time: 26,758 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dsB1m3.6Sqshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dsB1m3.6Sqs/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0213.jpg2013-02-23-0213.jpgPseudocaranx georgianus (Trevally) Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 449 Site: Kahawai Point to Big Eye Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 246:14 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 62% OTU: 86% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,440 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,562 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mZOtFZqAwGghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mZOtFZqAwGg/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-15-0091.jpg2013-04-15-0091.JPGLarge swells and gale force winds lash Great Island (left) and North East Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Monday 15April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 459 Site: Rosemary Island, East of Catton's Cave and Cave, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 261:04 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.9 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 30,437 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,533 minutes CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DKRJWkgnQ2Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DKRJWkgnQ2M/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0452-Edit.jpg2011-05-24-0452-Edit.JPGOcean Blue Eye (Schedophilus velaiani) a deepwater species pictured at the northern point of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 361 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern Point of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31 meters. Bottom Time: 49 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,358 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,407 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FZsKBUZcJWchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FZsKBUZcJWc/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0511.jpgKahawaiArripis trutta (Kahawai) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DQa3aR.GywMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DQa3aR.GywM/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0514.jpgKahawaiArripis trutta (Kahawai) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QRbn2JhXJpMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QRbn2JhXJpM/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0155.jpgLong-tailed StingrayDasyatis thetidis (Long-tailed Stingray). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 478 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:32 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 284:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 39.6 meters Bottom Time: 106 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 58% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 32,106 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,212 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LNEzuYzMLj8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LNEzuYzMLj8/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0112.jpgLong-tailed StingrayDasyatis thetidis (Long-tailed Stingray). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 478 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:32 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 284:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 39.6 meters Bottom Time: 106 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 58% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 32,106 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,212 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Bw4_xVU4B0Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Bw4_xVU4B0M/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0345.jpg2008-03-21-0345.jpgLong-Tailed Stingray (Dasyatis thetidis) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 21 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 62 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 34.8m. Average Depth 17.Bottom Time 51min. Bottom Time to Date 2488min Cumulative Time 2539min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RHdXBW8en64https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RHdXBW8en64/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-0552.jpgShort Tailed StingrayDasyatis brevicaudata (Short-tailed Stingray) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Tuesday 23 January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sf_J4ryShvMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sf_J4ryShvM/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0022.jpgStingrayDasyatis brevicaudata (Short-tailed Stingray). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 478 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:32 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 284:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 39.6 meters Bottom Time: 106 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 58% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 32,106 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,212 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006DXjU4_pc4shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006DXjU4_pc4s/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0227.jpgShort tailed StingrayDasyatis brevicaudata (Short-tailed Stingray). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 479 Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 13:27 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 286:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.5 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 82% OTU: 91% Bottom Time to Date: 32,212 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,335 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D9V0DCoFL1Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D9V0DCoFL1Y/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0011.jpgEagle RayMyliobatis tenuicaudatus (Eagle ray) is framed by a school of Chromis dispilus (Demoiselle) .Thursday 02 May 2013.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.Dive Number: 478.Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Time: 09:32.Temperature: 19.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 284:07 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 39.6 meters.Bottom Time: 106 minutes.Mix: 25.CNS: 58%.OTU: 47%.Bottom Time to Date: 32,106 minutes.Cumulative Time: 32,212 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qa5rbckOFG0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qa5rbckOFG0/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0015.jpgEagle RayMyliobatis tenuicaudatus (Eagle ray)Thursday 02 May 2013.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.Dive Number: 478.Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Time: 09:32.Temperature: 19.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 284:07 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 39.6 meters.Bottom Time: 106 minutes.Mix: 25.CNS: 58%.OTU: 47%.Bottom Time to Date: 32,106 minutes.Cumulative Time: 32,212 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oWK93Hr9rdQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oWK93Hr9rdQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0062.jpgStingrayDasyatis brevicaudata (Short-tailed Stingray). Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 472 Site: Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 11:10 Temperature: 18.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 277:26 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 21.4 meters Bottom Time: 101 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 31,616 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,647 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iPsG.6_gZJ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iPsG.6_gZJ4/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0037-1.jpgStingrayDasyatis brevicaudata (Short-tailed Stingray). Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 472 Site: Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 11:10 Temperature: 18.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 277:26 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 21.4 meters Bottom Time: 101 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 31,616 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,647 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RN8hO.v8GFYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RN8hO.v8GFY/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0033.jpgStingrayDasyatis brevicaudata (Short-tailed Stingray). Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 472 Site: Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 11:10 Temperature: 18.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 277:26 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 21.4 meters Bottom Time: 101 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 31,616 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,647 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TqOC4sAkowAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TqOC4sAkowA/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0036-1.jpgStingrayDasyatis brevicaudata (Short-tailed Stingray). Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 472 Site: Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 11:10 Temperature: 18.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 277:26 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 21.4 meters Bottom Time: 101 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 31,616 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,647 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000enmeklPBusYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000enmeklPBusY/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-02-0070.jpgStingrayShort Tailed Stingray (Whai) Dasyatis brevicaudata at Eastern Arch with Yukon Charters New Years Eve Trip at the Poor Knights. .Friday 02 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 134 Max Depth 23.8m. Average Depth 14.9 m. Temp 16 c. . O2 21%.Bottom Time 57min. Bottom Time to Date 6021 min Cumulative Time 6078 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lmbCydWGzPIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lmbCydWGzPI/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0140-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Thursday 30 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g9npRx3QL78https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g9npRx3QL78/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0112.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Thursday 30 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qopsMN04LZghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qopsMN04LZg/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0223-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Friday 31 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MRUJCkQoTzchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MRUJCkQoTzc/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0135-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Thursday 30 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jaEO.BCVIXAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jaEO.BCVIXA/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0128-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Thursday 30 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001XfrUGxWTFkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001XfrUGxWTFk/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0164-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother, calf and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Thursday 30 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BEgorsGBO34https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BEgorsGBO34/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0198-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Friday 31 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000XryadG8mRghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000XryadG8mRg/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0151-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Thursday 30 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QoM5nwDyAQkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QoM5nwDyAQk/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0198-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Friday 31 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rNGQLVJuziwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rNGQLVJuziw/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-30-0146-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Thursday 30 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kC91dAJK5M4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kC91dAJK5M4/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0105-2-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Thursday 30 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009YC2hj73xzIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009YC2hj73xzI/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-30-0129-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Thursday 30 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mStHnlPykVMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mStHnlPykVM/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0094-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Friday 31 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Rrnyyn._rAchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Rrnyyn._rAc/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0111-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Thursday 30 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZJE0UU2dfEchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZJE0UU2dfEc/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-30-0129-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Thursday 30 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sXUTITh9sy0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sXUTITh9sy0/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-29-0082.jpgHumpback WhaleMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) and calf at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. 29 July 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nb1ruHAupMMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nb1ruHAupMM/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-29-0104.jpgHumpback WhaleMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) and calf at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. 29 July 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000rK75JpmgZYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000rK75JpmgZY/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-29-0258-1.jpgHumpback WhaleMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) and calf at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. 29 July 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008POoYFWddJQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008POoYFWddJQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-29-0263.jpgHumpback WhaleMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) and calf at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. 29 July 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NXrVDIqwDewhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NXrVDIqwDew/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-05-0112.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga..Tuesday 04 September 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mip3pzsKbIghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mip3pzsKbIg/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-03-0040.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga..Monday 03 September 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fMeSzk6lW9whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fMeSzk6lW9w/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0484-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga..Saturday 01 September 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007kfbLhDpzh4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007kfbLhDpzh4/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0111.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga..Thursday 30 August 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004kuPTY4e4VMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004kuPTY4e4VM/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0279.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)A male Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) breaches off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga..Thursday 30 August 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VrcjMD1QIv8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VrcjMD1QIv8/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-30-0146.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga..Thursday 30 August 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kVwX5Z9JRcYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kVwX5Z9JRcY/fit=1000x1000/New-Zealand-Sea-Lion-05.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsWHAT’S KILLING THE SEA-LIONS? New Zealand sea-lion numbers have plummeted. Is it fishing pressure, climate change, the mysterious disappearance of octopuses, or a deadly new virus? A large male sea-lion chases down a female at Enderby Island. Females come ashore from early December and give birth to their pup within days. While suckling their pup they must regularly go to sea to feed, gathering in groups to storm a blockade of opportunistic males. When they return to the beach alone, males often catch them and hold them captive, sometimes for hours. Male sexual aggression can lead to injury or even death. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue138 March – April 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l4gHBfqIGh4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l4gHBfqIGh4/fit=1000x1000/New-Zealand-Sea-Lion-04.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsWHAT’S KILLING THE SEA-LIONS? New Zealand sea-lion numbers have plummeted. Is it fishing pressure, climate change, the mysterious disappearance of octopuses, or a deadly new virus? A large male sea-lion chases down a female at Enderby Island. Females come ashore from early December and give birth to their pup within days. While suckling their pup they must regularly go to sea to feed, gathering in groups to storm a blockade of opportunistic males. When they return to the beach alone, males often catch them and hold them captive, sometimes for hours. Male sexual aggression can lead to injury or even death. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue138 March – April 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kkpLHxx0d28https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kkpLHxx0d28/fit=1000x1000/New-Zealand-Sea-Lion-03.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsWHAT’S KILLING THE SEA-LIONS? New Zealand sea-lion numbers have plummeted. Is it fishing pressure, climate change, the mysterious disappearance of octopuses, or a deadly new virus? A large male sea-lion chases down a female at Enderby Island. Females come ashore from early December and give birth to their pup within days. While suckling their pup they must regularly go to sea to feed, gathering in groups to storm a blockade of opportunistic males. When they return to the beach alone, males often catch them and hold them captive, sometimes for hours. Male sexual aggression can lead to injury or even death. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue138 March – April 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bOjkgr9WvcIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bOjkgr9WvcI/fit=1000x1000/New-Zealand-Sea-Lion-02.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion MaleWHAT’S KILLING THE SEA-LIONS? New Zealand sea-lion numbers have plummeted. Is it fishing pressure, climate change, the mysterious disappearance of octopuses, or a deadly new virus? A sea lion bull jealously guards his females from neighbouring harem-holders and the lurking pretenders that shadow the fringes of the colony. All day they bluff-charge, roar, stamp and fight—grabbing their foes by the mane and shaking hard enough to rip skin, before slumping back, wide-eyed and panting, jaws hanging open to reveal missing teeth and blood-soaked mouths. Sea-lions do not fight because they’re violent by nature but because they must in order to breed—not every male will hold a harem, and to win that right, they must battle. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue138 March – April 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rbN19fxYdCohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rbN19fxYdCo/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-13-1122.jpgBuller's AlbatrossThalassarche bulleri (Buller's Albatross) off the Coast of South East Island in the Chatham Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hYitDXOjShYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hYitDXOjShY/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-13-1145.jpgBuller's AlbatrossThalassarche bulleri (Buller's Albatross) off the Coast of South East Island in the Chatham Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F1TSMKXi0gghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F1TSMKXi0gg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0181.jpg2011-01-06-0181.jpgCampbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) off the North Cape of the sub antarctic Campbell Island in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005owt0Gnj6Qwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005owt0Gnj6Qw/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0169.jpg2011-01-06-0169.jpgA rookery of albatross at North Cape of the Sub Antarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wRkUw1O..F8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wRkUw1O..F8/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-1134-2.jpgSouthern royal albatrossDiomedea epomophora (Southern royal albatross) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand.Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_yaJkliFBI0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_yaJkliFBI0/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-16-0436-2.jpg2013-04-16-0436-2.JPGDiomedea anitpodensis (Antipodean albatross) off South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland.Sunday 14 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 460 Site: North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 262:44 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters Bottom Time: 101 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 30,533 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,634 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ctY5a0I1tiwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ctY5a0I1tiw/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0134-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga..Thursday 30 August 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Eordu2DNPeYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Eordu2DNPeY/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-08-0105.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) male heat run is photographed by Underwater Photographer Brandon Cole off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga..Saturday 08 September 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dCUsVOL_UyMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dCUsVOL_UyM/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0392.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)A female Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) keeps a close eye on her calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga..Saturday 01 September 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JKxpFRNQBewhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JKxpFRNQBew/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0484.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)A female Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) keeps a close eye on her calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga..Saturday 01 September 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.CPZjAMcfvYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.CPZjAMcfvY/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-2593.jpgBuller's AlbatrossThalassarche bulleri (Buller's Albatross) off the Coast of South East Island in the Chatham Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dsQLi3Kmx7ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dsQLi3Kmx7g/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-0475.jpgBuller's AlbatrossThalassarche bulleri (Buller's Albatross) off the Coast of South East Island in the Chatham Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QX_8asYcA0ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QX_8asYcA0o/fit=1000x1000/Albatross.jpgBuller's AlbatrossThalassarche bulleri (Buller's Albatross) off the Coast of South East Island in the Chatham Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I36c3bMvYz0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I36c3bMvYz0/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1155-1.jpgBuller's AlbatrossThalassarche bulleri (Buller's Albatross) off the Coast of South East Island in the Chatham Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aCTPpC2tl40https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aCTPpC2tl40/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0187.jpg2009-03-08-0187.jpgThe final resting place of the wreck the Rainbow Warrior near the Cavallii Islands Northland New Zealand. .Greenpeace's flagship, the Warrior was sunk by the French on July 10, 1985, in Auckland Harbour while she was on her way to protest nuclear testing on the Mururoa Atoll..Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 151.Max Depth 24 m..Temp 22c. O2 37%.Bottom Time 79 min..Bottom Time to Date 7099 min..Cumulative Time 7178 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.88w8n_.Nbchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.88w8n_.Nbc/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0062.jpg2009-03-08-0062.jpgThe final resting place of the wreck the Rainbow Warrior near the Cavallii Islands Northland New Zealand. .Greenpeace's flagship, the Warrior was sunk by the French on July 10, 1985, in Auckland Harbour while she was on her way to protest nuclear testing on the Mururoa Atoll..Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 151.Max Depth 24 m..Temp 22c. O2 37%.Bottom Time 79 min..Bottom Time to Date 7099 min..Cumulative Time 7178 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gqzlElkUAV0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gqzlElkUAV0/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0246.jpg2009-03-08-0246.jpgA Red Pig Fish (Bodianus unimaculatus) hovers over the bow of the final resting place of the wreck the Rainbow Warrior near the Cavallii Islands Northland New Zealand. .Greenpeace's flagship, the Warrior was sunk by the French on July 10, 1985, in Auckland Harbour while she was on her way to protest nuclear testing on the Mururoa Atoll..Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 151.Max Depth 24 m..Temp 22c. O2 37%.Bottom Time 79 min..Bottom Time to Date 7099 min..Cumulative Time 7178 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FYqwwK_fkskhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FYqwwK_fksk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0617-2.jpg2011-05-16-0617-2.JPGHingebeak shrimp (Rhynchocinetes sp.) hide inside a coral (Turbinaria sp.) at North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 344 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,524 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,585 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fN_fYsPfqtMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fN_fYsPfqtM/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0177.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jjDoY7FT2Yghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jjDoY7FT2Yg/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0104.jpg2013-04-30-0104.jpgCorynactis australis (Jewel anemone). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 475 Site: Eastern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 280:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters Bottom Time: 114 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 50% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 31,791 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,905 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007jRr2idrNrohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007jRr2idrNro/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0105.jpg2013-04-30-0105.jpgCorynactis australis (Jewel anemone). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 475 Site: Eastern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 280:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters Bottom Time: 114 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 50% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 31,791 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,905 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tGeGdbUXcM0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tGeGdbUXcM0/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0030.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G_AyUygFoyghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G_AyUygFoyg/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0060.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TdYS6IFciVohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TdYS6IFciVo/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0022.jpg2012-04-19-0022.dngAstrobrachion constrictum (Snake star) which lives mutualistically on Antipatharia (Black Coral)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 365.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 211:42 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters..Bottom Time: 95 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,337 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,432 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002QPQe.6Wd.Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002QPQe.6Wd.E/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0146.jpg2011-10-29-0146.jpgBotrylloides magnicoecum (Ascidian) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mb.SNqJO2YYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mb.SNqJO2YY/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0408.jpg2008-12-31-0408.jpgGreg van Der Hulst on his Rebreather..Friday 02 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E8MRQPmtsSghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E8MRQPmtsSg/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-08-0080.jpgParengarenga HarbourParengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lpnYFLBPbFYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lpnYFLBPbFY/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0009.jpgParengarenga HarbourAbandoned Car at Ngatehe Point, Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ATO3JLlweXohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ATO3JLlweXo/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0069-1.jpgSpotted Garden EelHeteroconger hassi (Spotted Garden Eel) at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006pHpqLS8Egkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006pHpqLS8Egk/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0099.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA male colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I2ifRHMEHrohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I2ifRHMEHro/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0174.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000msJWHvzBC.Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000msJWHvzBC.Y/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-31-1278.jpgScalloped HammerheadSphyrna lewini (Scalloped Hammerhead) at Ellet 'Banc, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uRo5t.nHZbchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uRo5t.nHZbc/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-31-1055.jpgScalloped HammerheadSphyrna lewini (Scalloped Hammerhead) at Ellet 'Banc, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dc84ZYE.4Bohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dc84ZYE.4Bo/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1097.jpg2015-10-05-1097.jpgEviota sp. (Pygmy goby) Undescribed species, new record for New Zealand. Monday 05 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 761. Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 33 meters. Bottom Time: 65 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,515 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oyKN7C5.71shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oyKN7C5.71s/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0048.jpgPygmy gobyEviota sp. (Pygmy goby) Undescribed species, new record for New Zealand. Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 762. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 367:56. Maximum Depth: 35.5 meters. Bottom Time: 74 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,515 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,589 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B4tvxoIPSLchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B4tvxoIPSLc/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0051.jpgPygmy gobyEviota sp. (Pygmy goby) Undescribed species, new record for New Zealand. Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 762. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 367:56. Maximum Depth: 35.5 meters. Bottom Time: 74 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,515 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,589 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hRb9ix7qjKUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hRb9ix7qjKU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-09-10.jpgSquarespot AnthiasPseudanthias pleurotaenia (Squarespot Anthias) is cleaned by Labroides dimidiatus (Cleaner Wrasse) in the Vava?u island group of the South Pacific Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v_z2OvP3Bschttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v_z2OvP3Bsc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0384.jpgOrbicular DamselfishAmblyglyphidodon orbicularis (Orbicular Damselfish) being cleaned by Labroides dimidiatus (Striped Cleaner Wrasse) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UpvoDaIRjCkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UpvoDaIRjCk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0385.jpgOrbicular DamselfishAmblyglyphidodon orbicularis (Orbicular Damselfish) being cleaned by Labroides dimidiatus (Striped Cleaner Wrasse) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B0BE7f.TfKUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B0BE7f.TfKU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0138.jpgStriped Cleaner WrasseLabroides dimidiatus (Striped Cleaner Wrasse) also known as the Bluestreak cleaner wrasseat Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xiWQUm_tkNMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xiWQUm_tkNM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0061-2.jpg2011-05-20-0061-2.jpgNorthern Kahawhai (Arripis xylabion) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Friday 20 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis..Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sVRcx2LqtMwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sVRcx2LqtMw/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0453.jpgTwo-tone wrasseThalassoma amblycephalum (Two-tone wrasse or Bluntheaded wrasse) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009u8e3bm5_Jwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009u8e3bm5_Jw/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0450.jpgTwo-tone wrasseThalassoma amblycephalum (Two-tone wrasse or Bluntheaded wrasse) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009HmnSJpXAjghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009HmnSJpXAjg/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0407.jpgBluefishGirella cyanea (Bluefish) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SEVpry.37E4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SEVpry.37E4/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0404.jpgSilver DrummerKyphosus sydneyanus (Silver Drummer) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jVijH4c.uuQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jVijH4c.uuQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0415.jpgSilver DrummerKyphosus sydneyanus (Silver Drummer) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wg.Po372Jqghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wg.Po372Jqg/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0403.jpgSilver DrummerKyphosus sydneyanus (Silver Drummer) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iZLuvyZB5Pohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iZLuvyZB5Po/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0389.jpg2018-04-14-0389.tifNotolabrus incriptus (Green wrasse) Initial Phase at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nTJlIvToJMghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nTJlIvToJMg/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0502.jpgScaly-headed triplefinKaralepis stewarti (Scaly-headed triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p14C.hGHWpEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p14C.hGHWpE/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0476.jpgScaly-headed triplefinKaralepis stewarti (Scaly-headed triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V1REnxBt2VMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V1REnxBt2VM/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0461.jpgScaly-headed triplefinKaralepis stewarti (Scaly-headed triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EhcuYsrzmEYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EhcuYsrzmEY/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0469.jpgScaly-headed triplefinKaralepis stewarti (Scaly-headed triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tljerZY6uhEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tljerZY6uhE/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0475.jpgScaly-headed triplefinKaralepis stewarti (Scaly-headed triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000slg1wQ9BaUEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000slg1wQ9BaUE/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0358.jpgYaldwyn's triplefinNotoclinops yaldwyni (Yaldwyn's triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004ZnYrmPgnCwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004ZnYrmPgnCw/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0366.jpgKoheruDecapterus koheru (Koheru) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GzX.XZqt4YUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GzX.XZqt4YU/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0351.jpgTrapania rudmaniDorid Nudibranch Trapania rudmani at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wxoxtgF1FB8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wxoxtgF1FB8/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0354.jpgTrapania rudmaniDorid Nudibranch Trapania rudmani at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uUOAxuzLSZAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uUOAxuzLSZA/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0345.jpgTrapania rudmaniDorid Nudibranch Trapania rudmani at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cmwwQQSlE_Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cmwwQQSlE_A/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0341.jpgTrapania rudmaniDorid Nudibranch Trapania rudmani at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cVwLcwPK70ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cVwLcwPK70g/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0333.jpgTrapania rudmaniDorid Nudibranch Trapania rudmani at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P1mv6fkTvmMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P1mv6fkTvmM/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0340.jpgTrapania rudmaniDorid Nudibranch Trapania rudmani at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eDbKF5Bfbw0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eDbKF5Bfbw0/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0329.jpgTrapania rudmaniDorid Nudibranch Trapania rudmani at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zQrM3CqRrg0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zQrM3CqRrg0/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0327.jpgTrapania rudmaniDorid Nudibranch Trapania rudmani at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lQzk_kotTJMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lQzk_kotTJM/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0316.jpgBlue-dot triplefinNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand.14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HSorqfPI4kshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HSorqfPI4ks/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0325.jpgBlue-dot triplefinNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand.14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fHHuYqUdS6Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fHHuYqUdS6Q/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0326.jpgBlue-dot triplefinNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand.14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Zg2ULPoNqYIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Zg2ULPoNqYI/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0305.jpgYellow-black triplefinForsterygion flavonigrum (Yellow-black triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004EvYKuJZcQchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004EvYKuJZcQc/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0307.jpgYellow-black triplefinForsterygion flavonigrum (Yellow-black triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LUSKYJ2ASNUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LUSKYJ2ASNU/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0310.jpgYellow-black triplefinForsterygion flavonigrum (Yellow-black triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qZFBgx8sy9chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qZFBgx8sy9c/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0297.jpgNew Zealand Halfbanded PerchHypoplectrodes Dimidius (New Zealand Halfbanded Perch) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X75squ7yK5chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X75squ7yK5c/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0286.jpgOblique-swimming triplefinForsterygion maryannae (Oblique-swimming triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZkraiPWhImghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZkraiPWhImg/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0285.jpgOblique-swimming triplefinForsterygion maryannae (Oblique-swimming triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006p06CARGrmohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006p06CARGrmo/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0266.jpgYellow-black triplefinForsterygion flavonigrum (Yellow-black triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005puUniQXraMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005puUniQXraM/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0271.jpgBlue-eyed triplefinNotoclinops segmentatus (Blue-eyed triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SUQeyQoZCLMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SUQeyQoZCLM/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0232.jpgBlue-eyed triplefinNotoclinops segmentatus (Blue-eyed triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uMnbIL7jEJ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uMnbIL7jEJ8/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0233.jpgBlue-eyed triplefinNotoclinops segmentatus (Blue-eyed triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C.1Fs0iXmBMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C.1Fs0iXmBM/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0230.jpgNew Zealand Halfbanded PerchHypoplectrodes Dimidius (New Zealand Halfbanded Perch) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TAx3W2SXg7whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TAx3W2SXg7w/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0227.jpgCrested blennyParablennius laticlavius (Crested blenny) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ln834x7z1ychttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ln834x7z1yc/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0293.jpgCrested blennyParablennius laticlavius (Crested blenny) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q1d87TAhhVkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q1d87TAhhVk/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0220.jpgScaly-headed triplefinKaralepis stewarti (Scaly-headed triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s1kwDdCw47shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s1kwDdCw47s/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0318.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cXKyGTwfW2ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cXKyGTwfW2o/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0216.jpgYellow MorayGymnothorax prasinus (Yellow Moray) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SOaggurNN8whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SOaggurNN8w/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0215.jpgYellow MorayGymnothorax prasinus (Yellow Moray) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wZ9tdFlcCDAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wZ9tdFlcCDA/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0210.jpgYaldwyn's triplefinNotoclinops yaldwyni (Yaldwyn's triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.J.IKsdJsbIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.J.IKsdJsbI/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0291.jpgBlue-dot triplefinNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand.14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005y0iXVrXuLMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005y0iXVrXuLM/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0263.jpgBlue-dot triplefinNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand.14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eIfJ0FgaRfohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eIfJ0FgaRfo/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0250.jpgBlue-dot triplefinNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand.14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hxwnQNe7umMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hxwnQNe7umM/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0255.jpgBlue-dot triplefinNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand.14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kvLqCSKxbUUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kvLqCSKxbUU/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0246.jpgBlue-dot triplefinNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand.14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Uaf3q2KD_.Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Uaf3q2KD_.Y/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0249.jpgBlue-dot triplefinNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand.14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MmSHC39vrGUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MmSHC39vrGU/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0225.jpgBlue-dot triplefinNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand.14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d2V_HRXH.bQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d2V_HRXH.bQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0241.jpgBlue-dot triplefinNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand.14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xt7bFJH.9OQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xt7bFJH.9OQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0201.jpgSandager's wrasseCoris sandageri (Sandager's wrasse) terminal phase at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. 14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jfwhZE1fGDUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jfwhZE1fGDU/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0200.jpgSandager's wrasseCoris sandageri (Sandager's wrasse) terminal phase at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. 14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000thQWKgQfJGkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000thQWKgQfJGk/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0163.jpgCommon Conger EelConger verreauxi (Common Conger Eel) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. 14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ox.YEO6xULAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ox.YEO6xULA/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0156.jpgCommon Conger EelConger verreauxi (Common Conger Eel) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. 14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iChAPPlll7chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iChAPPlll7c/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0144.jpgCommon Conger EelConger verreauxi (Common Conger Eel) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. 14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Os8RMfzXanQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Os8RMfzXanQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0145.jpgCommon Conger EelConger verreauxi (Common Conger Eel) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. 14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q5CwOJyWRrEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q5CwOJyWRrE/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0175.jpgSnapperPagrus auratus (Snapper) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. 14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yPtizGeP0Echttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yPtizGeP0Ec/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0054.jpg2011-01-11-0054.dngThalassarche bulleri (Buller's Albatross) off the coast of Stewart Island, New Zealand..Tuesday 04 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cUE_N48i3ZMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cUE_N48i3ZM/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-04-0046.jpg2011-01-04-0046.dngThalassarche bulleri (Buller's Albatross) off the coast of Stewart Island, New Zealand..Tuesday 04 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I_gXZnO_jrUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I_gXZnO_jrU/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0194-1.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008_OhjY5egeghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008_OhjY5egeg/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-24-0055.jpg2013-02-24-0055.jpgChromis abyssicola (Deepsea chromis) Sunday 24 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 450 Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 248:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 70.7 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 75% OTU: 93% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,562 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GiRy_WnAlcUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GiRy_WnAlcU/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0108.jpg2012-04-14-0108.jpgLeucosolenia asconoides (Sponge). Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 354.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 197:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.2 meters..Bottom Time: 96 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,382 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,478 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ELIngiCsUyQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ELIngiCsUyQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0564.jpgCrimson cleanerfishSuezicthys aylingi (Crimson cleanerfish) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. 14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n6yu12556lEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n6yu12556lE/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-16-0061.jpg2013-04-16-0061.JPGWhite Capped Albatross (Thalassarche cauta steadi) chases fisherman's fish scraps off South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Tuesday 16 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F5VDOLtfJVUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F5VDOLtfJVU/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-16-0085-2.jpg2013-04-16-0085_2.JPGWhite Capped Albatross (Thalassarche cauta steadi) chases fisherman's fish scraps off South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Tuesday 16 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000o5qT4h5Jqwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000o5qT4h5Jqw/fit=1000x1000/White-Capped-Albatross.jpgWhite Capped AlbatrossWhite Capped Albatross (Thalassarche cauta steadi) chases fisherman's fish scraps off South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Tuesday 16 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y9WcP8n69F4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y9WcP8n69F4/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-16-0062.jpg2013-04-16-0062.JPGWhite Capped Albatross (Thalassarche cauta steadi) chases fisherman's fish scraps off South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Tuesday 16 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002MO1Xoskj0Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002MO1Xoskj0U/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-16-0060.jpg2013-04-16-0060.JPGWhite Capped Albatross (Thalassarche cauta steadi) chases fisherman's fish scraps off South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Tuesday 16 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000084BI8AB2j0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000084BI8AB2j0/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-16-0011.jpg2013-04-16-0011.JPGWhite Capped Albatross (Thalassarche cauta steadi) chases fisherman's fish scraps off South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Tuesday 16 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009rp6zTa7Qjohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009rp6zTa7Qjo/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-16-0047.jpg2013-04-16-0047.JPGWhite Capped Albatross (Thalassarche cauta steadi) chases fisherman's fish scraps off South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Tuesday 16 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G18ncunNWPMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G18ncunNWPM/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1495.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H6JDD3rcr34https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H6JDD3rcr34/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1529.jpgOrcaTransient Orca (Orcinus orca) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZGAMdqYQp7Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZGAMdqYQp7E/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1529.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dcEzzcU8swshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dcEzzcU8sws/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1546.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gNen4MmyRu0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gNen4MmyRu0/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1561.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000xMlvAG3R78https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000xMlvAG3R78/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1565.jpgOrcaTransient Orca (Orcinus orca) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DWgDXCJTXcMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DWgDXCJTXcM/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1585.jpgOrcaTransient Orca (Orcinus orca) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g1UU1bay.IYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g1UU1bay.IY/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0145-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Thursday 30 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bHoCcJb6CHAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bHoCcJb6CHA/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0151-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Thursday 30 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003kkxihK.6mEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003kkxihK.6mE/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0606.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish) male at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. 14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009L3fgiE_N9whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009L3fgiE_N9w/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0593.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish) male at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. 14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000emkQ3O3zx4chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000emkQ3O3zx4c/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0182.jpgCrimson cleanerfishSuezicthys aylingi (Crimson cleanerfish) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. 14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005L9vJZMRVEghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005L9vJZMRVEg/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0098.jpgPygmy SleeperThalasseleotris iota (Pygmy Sleeper) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. 14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NeXDsQp4hxYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NeXDsQp4hxY/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0086.jpgPygmy SleeperThalasseleotris iota (Pygmy Sleeper) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. 14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008YHhhzcR0N0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008YHhhzcR0N0/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0081.jpgPygmy SleeperThalasseleotris iota (Pygmy Sleeper) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. 14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007tOxpcp8rwMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007tOxpcp8rwM/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0073.jpgCrimson cleanerfishSuezicthys aylingi (Crimson cleanerfish) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. 14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K2oycIyd.iUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K2oycIyd.iU/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0099.jpgBlue-dot triplefinNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand.14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000032MhZpvEGYohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000032MhZpvEGYo/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0104.jpgBlue-dot triplefinNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand.14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003r.CVH4oHRIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003r.CVH4oHRI/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0040.jpgBlue-dot triplefinNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand.14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WbCBkHcW.54https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WbCBkHcW.54/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0063.jpgBlue-dot triplefinNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand.14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kHj_a25PjBIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kHj_a25PjBI/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0059.jpgBlue-dot triplefinNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand.14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001et4bPJ58tYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001et4bPJ58tY/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0043.jpgYellow MorayGymnothorax prasinus (Yellow Moray) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. 14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QNMFHEAjGB8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QNMFHEAjGB8/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0042.jpgYellow MorayGymnothorax prasinus (Yellow Moray) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. 14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xuselxhJsishttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xuselxhJsis/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0034.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. 14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y5O5KlUa.20https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y5O5KlUa.20/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0027.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish) at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. 14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000znGymlCv66Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000znGymlCv66A/fit=1000x1000/2018-04-14-0018.jpgBigeyePempheris adspersa (Bigeye) juvenile at the Poor Knights Islands, Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. 14 April 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006Ny2t5TrdXkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006Ny2t5TrdXk/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0395.jpgPlumose anemoneMimetridium cryptum (Plumose anemone). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wfsyWbmza7Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wfsyWbmza7Q/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0466.jpgPlumose anemoneMimetridium cryptum (Plumose anemone). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EDroi6WpsDchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EDroi6WpsDc/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0043.jpgTube anemoneCerianthus sp. (Tube anemone). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wW7BJINBfpAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wW7BJINBfpA/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0329.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RuSPUD7_1KYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RuSPUD7_1KY/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0317.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WBRLnQYIsqMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WBRLnQYIsqM/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0225.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XXkBL95dJw0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XXkBL95dJw0/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0257.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CTpNacqNYpYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CTpNacqNYpY/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0315.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZJa28P8Vqh0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZJa28P8Vqh0/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0217.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000umFLmCHgj_Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000umFLmCHgj_Q/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0219.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B45t0jGKBZchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B45t0jGKBZc/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0194.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CYiorRuaQichttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CYiorRuaQic/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0176.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bmWOvmCvSZghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bmWOvmCvSZg/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0174-1.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mqVW9O3a9Tohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mqVW9O3a9To/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0167.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Km3dh0CD2B4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Km3dh0CD2B4/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0158.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006z91HdZedbQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006z91HdZedbQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0139.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA male colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CMMTU6eUixshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CMMTU6eUixs/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0138.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA male colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RdQhh9h4qlYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RdQhh9h4qlY/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0137.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA male colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GAtRToTOwpchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GAtRToTOwpc/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0129.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA male colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CQIfB9w1YHghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CQIfB9w1YHg/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0123.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007UwgfIxULHohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007UwgfIxULHo/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0098.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA male colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JdhIxI.We.4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JdhIxI.We.4/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0084.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dBdmyYBo8Cohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dBdmyYBo8Co/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0082.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005ssWxaC6p64https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005ssWxaC6p64/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0082-1.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K.Gd31.G0RUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K.Gd31.G0RU/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0070.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009JXarP98nbEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009JXarP98nbE/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0062.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F2rKKmP_I0ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F2rKKmP_I0o/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0059.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OENJ9oBT9bshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OENJ9oBT9bs/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0056.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TmZqgx5_sqshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TmZqgx5_sqs/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0055.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000066vdqUvHvpMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000066vdqUvHvpM/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0053.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000727lA9lm5j8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000727lA9lm5j8/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0052.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007U6Mea6mYxkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007U6Mea6mYxk/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0047.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_Xg0.D_mAOQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_Xg0.D_mAOQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0048.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nSOvBGDusw0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nSOvBGDusw0/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0041.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tM.IUEqV0b0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tM.IUEqV0b0/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0037.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kunyBFHzSZEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kunyBFHzSZE/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0029.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pJcKDiU.wrghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pJcKDiU.wrg/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0013.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA male colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QElDGEaoqiUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QElDGEaoqiU/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0023.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eSeXsv4P1yYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eSeXsv4P1yY/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0022.jpgSpawning Jewel anemoneA female colony of Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone) spawn on mass on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,039 Time: 10:22:07 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 458:38 Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,245 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rnLK.EvH4Dshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rnLK.EvH4Ds/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-07-0714.jpgWhite-fronted ternSterna striata (White-fronted tern) at the Rangitata River mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Saturday 06 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lL.8qTHkluMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lL.8qTHkluM/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-23-0283.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Sunday 23 March 2008 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2008https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SuDp9V1HoIohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SuDp9V1HoIo/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-23-0238.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Sunday 23 March 2008 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2008https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Fb1gXLyhGlEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Fb1gXLyhGlE/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-23-0232.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Sunday 23 March 2008 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2008https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003ETvnwxhzjIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003ETvnwxhzjI/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-1324-1.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wExmDUyv_1Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wExmDUyv_1I/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-1301.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_JLnBgiaLIAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_JLnBgiaLIA/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-1223.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005TNdp7lVu74https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005TNdp7lVu74/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-1242.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nqT.t1KiZpUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nqT.t1KiZpU/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-1209.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jDZ1nmbNF2Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jDZ1nmbNF2E/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-1183.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AUVAHBd7eAwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AUVAHBd7eAw/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-1190.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YL.THvry6y0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YL.THvry6y0/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-1084.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fMnUcffS8f4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fMnUcffS8f4/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-1070.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rHZtzxutjCYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rHZtzxutjCY/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-1007.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G1oC6VuMFHEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G1oC6VuMFHE/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0989.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MHMrcc5azwYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MHMrcc5azwY/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0974-2.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cwPU0NkAQ38https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cwPU0NkAQ38/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0825.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UmnytNCcZkkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UmnytNCcZkk/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0810.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O6_SE7hj9cAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O6_SE7hj9cA/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0761.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002wwh74OZr3shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002wwh74OZr3s/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0642.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008ogf7WGM8gkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008ogf7WGM8gk/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0657.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ri_Tf5zZXX8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ri_Tf5zZXX8/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0633.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005Ag4ATlxZ1Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005Ag4ATlxZ1Y/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0563.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NUK4lwCLiHwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NUK4lwCLiHw/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0553.jpgLongfin eelAnguilla dieffenbachii (Longfin eel) Northland, New Zealand. Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IDlOWCg6PVwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IDlOWCg6PVw/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0612.jpg2011-01-07-0612.jpgA Campbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) is silhouetted in evening light off the coast of Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yzOO3RB_cx8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yzOO3RB_cx8/fit=1000x1000/2017-04-25-0176.jpgPygmy SleeperThalasseleotris iota (Pygmy Sleeper) Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. April 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000paz8e.Lv1lwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000paz8e.Lv1lw/fit=1000x1000/2017-04-26-0337.jpgPygmy SleeperThalasseleotris iota (Pygmy Sleeper) Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. April 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n6X1Jklz81chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n6X1Jklz81c/fit=1000x1000/2018-11-30-0259.jpgHarlequinfishHarlequinfish (Othos dentex) at Seeven Mile Reef, Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. Friday 30 November 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 !!! For Editorial Use Only !!! Dive Number: 997 Time: 16:17 Site: Seven Mile Reef, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 29 meters Bottom Time: 34 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,041minutes Cumulative Time: 53,075 miniuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001WBfB9fO13khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001WBfB9fO13k/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0079.jpgSlender RoughyOptivus elongatus (Slender roughy) at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 461 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 264:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.2 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: 30,634 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,758 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t6Br6cjVaPAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t6Br6cjVaPA/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0042.jpgPempheris adspersa (Bigeye)Pempheris adspersa (Bigeye)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 365.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 211:42 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters..Bottom Time: 95 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,337 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,432 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WYY0Y0G2U60https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WYY0Y0G2U60/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-27-0101.jpg2010-11-27-0101.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near the entrance to Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand.. Saturday 27 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UR7yPJJsWWohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UR7yPJJsWWo/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0416.jpg2010-11-28-0416.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside Flea Bay Near the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bGKEFSCNzNIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bGKEFSCNzNI/fit=1000x1000/2007-11-16-0095.jpg2007-11-16-0095.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Friday 16 November 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001YgXpBnIX7ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001YgXpBnIX7o/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0382.jpgCrested blennyParablennius laticlavius (Crested blenny). Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,041 Time: 13:16:48 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 459:58 Maximum Depth: 29.9 meters Bottom Time: 81 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,245 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,326 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X6mTb51gK94https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X6mTb51gK94/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0351.jpgNorthern ScorpionfishScorpaena cardinalis (Northern Scorpionfish). Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,041 Time: 13:16:48 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 459:58 Maximum Depth: 29.9 meters Bottom Time: 81 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,245 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,326 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ssaRj9zPQf4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ssaRj9zPQf4/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-23-0037.jpgBlue-dot triplefinNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin). Saturday 20 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,043 Time: 13:42:15 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 15.6 degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision: Total Time On Unit: 462.37 Hr:Mn Maximum Depth: 28 meters Bottom Time: 73 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,413 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,486 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xv5A7kvUKrohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xv5A7kvUKro/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-23-0045.jpgBlue-eyed triplefinNotoclinops segmentatus (Blue-eyed triplefin). Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,041 Time: 13:16:48 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 459:58 Maximum Depth: 29.9 meters Bottom Time: 81 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,245 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,326 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L.jetERNrNkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L.jetERNrNk/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-23-0054.jpgBlue-eyed triplefinNotoclinops segmentatus (Blue-eyed triplefin). Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,041 Time: 13:16:48 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 459:58 Maximum Depth: 29.9 meters Bottom Time: 81 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,245 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,326 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eFBr9URKqtQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eFBr9URKqtQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-19-0404.jpgCommon triplefinForsterygion lapillum (Common triplefin). Friday 19 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,041 Time: 13:16:48 Site: HMNZS Canterbury, Deepwater Cove, Northland, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Spectre Temperature: 16.1 degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision Total Time On Unit: 459:58 Maximum Depth: 29.9 meters Bottom Time: 81 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 55,245 minutes Cumulative Time: 55,326 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UPxwnkTc0xMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UPxwnkTc0xM/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-15-0002.jpgCommon kelpEcklonia radiata (Common kelp).Thursday 15 May 2008 Photograph Richard Robinson Dive Number 77 : Goat Island with Andrew Simpson of Global Dive Max Depth 10.4 m. Average Depth 6.4 Bottom Time 79 min. Bottom Time to Date 3254 min Cumulative Time 3333 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EZj4U5OarfQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EZj4U5OarfQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-06-0203.jpggreen lipped musselPerna canaliculus (green-lipped mussel) shells. Sunday 06 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 518 Site: First Cove Wall, Breaksea Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:24 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 323:47 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.5 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 35,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,291 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uQY74CwY3l4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uQY74CwY3l4/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-07-0077.jpg2011-04-07-0077.JPGAn albatross on the horizon as a storm brews in the South Pacific Ocean on a journey up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Thursday 07 April 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jvMcbrG0Jk0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jvMcbrG0Jk0/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-07-0076.jpg2011-04-07-0076.JPGA storm brews in the South Pacific Ocean on a journey up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Thursday 07 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cCef_zVndvohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cCef_zVndvo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-09-0029.jpg2011-05-09-0029.JPGA pod of Pilot Whale's (Globicephala melas) in the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the largest Marine Reserve in New Zealand for the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 09 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002SgZ1wrx3Fghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002SgZ1wrx3Fg/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-06-0202.jpggreen lipped musselPerna canaliculus (green-lipped mussel) shells. Sunday 06 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 518 Site: First Cove Wall, Breaksea Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:24 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 323:47 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.5 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 35,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,291 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DmqjWxIkHwohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DmqjWxIkHwo/fit=1000x1000/2018-07-05-1188.jpg2018-07-05-1188.jpgSouthern Bluefin Tuna (Thunnus maccoyii) Fishing on board the Brid Voyager with Altair Fishing. Skipper: Mike Smith "Smithy" 027 8441909 smithy@altairfishing.co.nz Leading Hand: Tamati Te Au 0274277870 Deckhands: Nyrin Wills 022544974 and Nick Dungey 0275354647 Thursday 05 July 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wC3SKqO0FuQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wC3SKqO0FuQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0104.jpgDasyclonium harveyanumDasyclonium harveyanum surrounded by Caulerpa geminata at the Southern Side of South West Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 458 Site: Southern Side of South West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 259:29 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 113 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Dj1Tawvt2o8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Dj1Tawvt2o8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0095.jpg2013-04-28-0095.jpgOdax pullus (Butterfish). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 468 Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 08:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 273:25 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 31,313 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001hcLpUWQ48Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001hcLpUWQ48A/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0126.jpg2013-04-28-0126.jpgOdax pullus (Butterfish). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 468 Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 08:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 273:25 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 31,313 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eyTCpIIzZ.Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eyTCpIIzZ.U/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0132.jpgPygmy gobyEviota sp. (Pygmy goby) Undescribed species, new record for New Zealand. Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 763. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 369:27. Maximum Depth: 24.2 meters. Bottom Time: 94 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,589 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,683 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lJxvfgR9w7chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lJxvfgR9w7c/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0987.jpg2011-01-09-0987.jpgGiant spider crab (Jacquinotia edwardsii ) at Butterfield Point, Enderby Island atthe subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 298.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Butterfield Point, Enderby Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13.8 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,864 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,925 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002NXS8L8jkwEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002NXS8L8jkwE/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0370-1.jpg2011-01-11-0370_1.jpgA pod of Dusky dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obscurus) reaching their southern limits pictured on a journey back from the Sub Antarctic, Auckland Islands to Dunedin, New Zealand..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iqLHVJFMV4Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iqLHVJFMV4M/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0174.jpg2009-12-05-0174.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A86P3RpmtlAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A86P3RpmtlA/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0306.jpg2013-04-10-0306.JPGPhlyctenactis tuberculosa (Wandering anemone) at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 454 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 253:01 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 22.2 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 69% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,911 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,036 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cFRJNxFd8LMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cFRJNxFd8LM/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-27-0116.jpg2011-03-27-0116.dngHeliocidaris tuberculata (Sea Urchin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 312.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 127:41 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 18.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,318 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,410 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004vcs8i7DLVUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004vcs8i7DLVU/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0347.jpg2009-11-15-0347.jpgYellow Zoanthid (Parazoanthus sp.) at Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 202.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.6 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 80 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,421 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,501 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QhFZvzNOu0ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QhFZvzNOu0o/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-22-0107.jpg2013-02-22-0107.JPGCorynactis australis (Jewel anemone). Friday 22 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 446 Site: HMNZS Canterbury Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 241:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 34.4 meters Bottom Time: 92 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 57% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,260 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000boVpj7hZmzwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000boVpj7hZmzw/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0059.jpgHydroid CoralErrina dendyi (Hydroid Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FlQ6bzhvwgghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FlQ6bzhvwgg/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0051.jpgErrina dendyiErrina dendyi (Hydroid Coral). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nWrPSzFIDZ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nWrPSzFIDZ0/fit=1000x1000/2017-04-23-0004.jpgTurritopsis rubraTurritopsis rubra in the medusa stage of its life cycle. Sunday 23 April 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 867 Time: 08:44 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Acheron Temperature: 20.1 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 404:31 Maximum Depth: 31.3 Bottom Time: 100 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 46,630 minutes Cumulative Time: 46,730 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uXCC0ABvut0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uXCC0ABvut0/fit=1000x1000/2017-04-25-0078.jpgTurritopsis rubraTurritopsis rubra in the medusa stage of its life cycle. Tuesday 25 April 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 873 Time: 14:51 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Acheron Temperature: 20.0 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 413:49 Maximum Depth: 39.5 Bottom Time: 86 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 47,311 minutes Cumulative Time: 47,397 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IjEmhoL6f9khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IjEmhoL6f9k/fit=1000x1000/2017-04-25-0068.jpgTurritopsis rubraTurritopsis rubra in the medusa stage of its life cycle. Tuesday 25 April 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 873 Time: 14:51 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Acheron Temperature: 20.0 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 413:49 Maximum Depth: 39.5 Bottom Time: 86 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 47,311 minutes Cumulative Time: 47,397 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OJ6CNL3vNzYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OJ6CNL3vNzY/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0218-1.jpg2012-11-04-0218_1.jpgAequorea forskalea (Hydromedusae). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RQ81CYH_KLAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RQ81CYH_KLA/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0056.jpg2012-11-04-0056.jpgAequorea forskalea (Hydromedusae). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ty5laBZzEB8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ty5laBZzEB8/fit=1000x1000/2014-10-10-0123.jpgPygmy blue whaleBalaenoptera musculus brevicauda (Pygmy blue whale). October 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XNK5Vb4CaJohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XNK5Vb4CaJo/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0360.jpg2010-11-29-0360.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C2bvZFtGtPQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C2bvZFtGtPQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0389-2.jpg2011-01-08-0389-2.jpgA Juvenile male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007nROLmHr1Akhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007nROLmHr1Ak/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-11-0007.jpgWhangarei HeadsMount Manaia, Whangarei Heads in Northland, New Zealand. Thursday11 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UxLWaVEwTGAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UxLWaVEwTGA/fit=1000x1000/2019-07-11-0007.jpgWhangarei HeadsMount Manaia, Whangarei Heads in Northland, New Zealand. Thursday11 July 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003bnfWOmmp64https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003bnfWOmmp64/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0129.jpg2011-09-03-0129.jpgNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 377.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 164:20 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 36.3 meters..Bottom Time: 84 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,242 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,326 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JwsqPpe3MyUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JwsqPpe3MyU/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0157.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HJhPuUyjvzYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HJhPuUyjvzY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0206-1.jpgKermadec ClingfishUndescribed Kermadec Clingfish from the family Gobiesocidae comes out from hiding behind an Urchin at a rotenone station at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i2q3lKJHlr0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i2q3lKJHlr0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0206.jpgKermadec ClingfishUndescribed Kermadec Clingfish from the family Gobiesocidae comes out from hiding behind an Urchin at a rotenone station at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wrZjUhAs5qUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wrZjUhAs5qU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0027.jpgNebulous LizardfishSaurida nebulosa (Nebulous Lizardfish) also known as the Clouded lizardfish at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CQQhx1k5Y0Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CQQhx1k5Y0U/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0107.jpgRed lizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sqMxOiIbFdshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sqMxOiIbFds/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0042-1.jpg2015-10-06-0042_1.jpgSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish). Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 762. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 367:56. Maximum Depth: 35.5 meters. Bottom Time: 74 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,515 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,589 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R6wBV6BPTWAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R6wBV6BPTWA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0094.jpg2015-01-23-0094.jpgSynodus dermatogenys (Clearfin Lizardfish) New Record for New Zealand. Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_oAADqbwDTQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_oAADqbwDTQ/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0066.jpgRed lizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b71nMmAWg14https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b71nMmAWg14/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0237.jpgRed lizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WNqX8q8.E2Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WNqX8q8.E2E/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0151.jpgCapricorn lizardfishSynodus capricornis (Capricorn lizardfish) at the Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 10 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wLsGAs.pTp8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wLsGAs.pTp8/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-01-0041.jpgRed lizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish). 01 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,008 Time: 10:44:51 Site: Hideaway Bay, Poor Knights Islands New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: G Force. Temperature: 20.2 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 4452:50 Maximum Depth: 36.4 Bottom Time: 92 Bottom Time to Date: 53,724 Cumulative Time: 53,816https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xz9QdmLp7lUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xz9QdmLp7lU/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-31-0411-2.jpg2009-01-31-0411-2.jpgSnapper (Pagrus auatus) near the Entrance to Shark Fin Cave at the Poor Knights, New Zealand. S aturday 31 Febuary Photograph Richard Robinson Dive Number 143 Max Depth 21.6 m. Average Depth 8 m. Temp 22c. O2 21% Bottom Time 71 min. Bottom Time to Date 6613 min. Cumulative Time 6684 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aORK_ITAiI0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aORK_ITAiI0/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-28-0122.jpg2010-03-28-0122.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 28 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 234.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 33.29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,733 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,811 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000077tqA67._ZAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000077tqA67._ZA/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-10-0018-1.jpgLittle penguinEudyptula minor (Little penguin) in rehabilitated captivity at the National Aquarium of New Zealand. Monday 09 May 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GWKuQrkBr9Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GWKuQrkBr9E/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-11-0259.jpgLittle penguinEudyptula minor (Little penguin) white flippered morph in rehabilitated captivity at the National Aquarium of New Zealand. Monday 09 May 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007Pd66SPvFDUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007Pd66SPvFDU/fit=1000x1000/BLUESHARK12.jpgBLUESHARK12.JPGA blue shark returns from the depths into the epipelagic zone of sunlight and warmth, where it will digest its food and rest until the cover of darkness returns at dusk. Researchers are only beginning to understand the movements of open ocean species, and the role they play in the wider ecosystem. Only then we will be able to protect these ocean nomads.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mcWstVXtnt0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mcWstVXtnt0/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-18-0097.jpg2013-04-18-0097.JPGHoplangia durotrix (cup coral) cover the roof of Cup Coral Cavern during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 18 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 463 Site: Landsburgia Rock and Cup Coral Cavern, North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 268:17 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 40.2 meters Bottom Time: 97 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 64% Bottom Time to Date: 30,882 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,979 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UxHQNq2THBohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UxHQNq2THBo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0111.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) under vegetative cover at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q2eHxV5aI5Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q2eHxV5aI5E/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0198.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) under vegetative cover at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.yhaUg099NAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.yhaUg099NA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0375.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TtYvE1FDbtUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TtYvE1FDbtU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0826.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XkkLNgMhWIMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XkkLNgMhWIM/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-11-0673.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006RaLphylqrEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006RaLphylqrE/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-11-0551.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gv_jHt_g7Ughttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gv_jHt_g7Ug/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-11-0502.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tfp2DqvbeHchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tfp2DqvbeHc/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-11-0403-1.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CHIQaTkqO4khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CHIQaTkqO4k/fit=1000x1000/2011-11-24-0004.jpgGolden SnapperCentroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper)..Wednesday 23 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 382.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Boat : Outer Gulf Charters..Site: Pinnacle near Simpson Rock, Hauraki Gulf..Temperature: 16.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 171:55 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 53.6 meters..Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,717 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,795 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FajU_Pys5gAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FajU_Pys5gA/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1923.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000liWfmJXRwm4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000liWfmJXRwm4/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0806.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vKKEcbieyAYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vKKEcbieyAY/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0053d.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002yJmdfcpwUghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002yJmdfcpwUg/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-30-0486.jpgBottlenose dolphinsTursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) ride the bow of a logging ship, offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GpXOYWziNCEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GpXOYWziNCE/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0908.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q77MJxjLPzwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q77MJxjLPzw/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0914.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i0DC1sozQs0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i0DC1sozQs0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-09-0030.jpg2011-05-09-0030.JPGA pod of Pilot Whale's (Globicephala melas) in the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the largest Marine Reserve in New Zealand for the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 09 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004E2Qv0Oiuwkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004E2Qv0Oiuwk/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0487.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf are photographed by Underwater Photographer Brandon Cole off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Gga2YUVURbIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Gga2YUVURbI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-09-73.jpgGrooved DwarfgobyTrimma caesiura (Grooved Dwarfgoby) in the Vava'u island group of the South Pacific Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jAeWjokfuighttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jAeWjokfuig/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-08-0025-Pano.jpgParengarenga HarbourParengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RXs4HdaJ5A4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RXs4HdaJ5A4/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0005.jpgParengarenga HarbourLongliner shipwreck at Ngatehe Point, Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KQHJmoX2da8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KQHJmoX2da8/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0290.jpgParengarenga HarbourLongliner shipwreck at Ngatehe Point, Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SJWgvd.hmT8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SJWgvd.hmT8/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0013.jpgParengarenga HarbourAbandoned Car at Ngatehe Point, Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000euazryxLQOYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000euazryxLQOY/fit=1000x1000/2018-11-30-0139.jpgBlack-spotted WrasseBlack-spotted Wrasse (Austrolabrus maculatus) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. Friday 30 November 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 !!!Editorial Use Only!!! Dive Number: 996 Time: 13:34 Site: Seven Mile Reef, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 30 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,011minutes Cumulative Time: 53,041miniuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bFw24aJGYY8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bFw24aJGYY8/fit=1000x1000/2018-11-30-0138.jpgBlack-spotted WrasseBlack-spotted Wrasse (Austrolabrus maculatus) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. Friday 30 November 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 !!!Editorial Use Only!!! Dive Number: 996 Time: 13:34 Site: Seven Mile Reef, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 30 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,011minutes Cumulative Time: 53,041miniuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003ZwiOXEvqwEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003ZwiOXEvqwE/fit=1000x1000/2018-11-30-0112.jpgRainbow CaleRainbow Cale (Heteroscarus acroptilus) at Seven Mile Reef, Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. Friday 30 November 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 Dive Number: 996 Time: 13:34 Site: Seven Mile Reef, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 30 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,011minutes Cumulative Time: 53,041miniuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yyM8js_8a4Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yyM8js_8a4I/fit=1000x1000/2018-11-30-0115.jpgRainbow CaleRainbow Cale (Heteroscarus acroptilus) at Seven Mile Reef, Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. Friday 30 November 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 Dive Number: 996 Time: 13:34 Site: Seven Mile Reef, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 30 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,011minutes Cumulative Time: 53,041miniuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fgdy7Wjzhqchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fgdy7Wjzhqc/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0232.jpg20016-09-04-0232.jpgTrachelochismus melobesia (Striped clingfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000NvnvXcH3G0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000NvnvXcH3G0/fit=1000x1000/2018-11-30-0098.jpgOld WifeOld Wife (Enoplosus armatus) at Seven Mile Reef, Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. Friday 30 November 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 !!!Editorial Use Only!! Dive Number: 996 Time: 13:34 Site: Seven Mile Reef, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 30 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,011minutes Cumulative Time: 53,041miniuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PSpJyOqGp_Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PSpJyOqGp_E/fit=1000x1000/2018-11-30-0095.jpgOld WifeOld Wife (Enoplosus armatus) at Seven Mile Reef, Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. Friday 30 November 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 !!!Editorial Use Only!! Dive Number: 996 Time: 13:34 Site: Seven Mile Reef, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 30 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,011minutes Cumulative Time: 53,041miniuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lAzqF0iRm.shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lAzqF0iRm.s/fit=1000x1000/2018-11-30-0038.jpgOld WifeOld Wife (Enoplosus armatus) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. Friday 30 November 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. !!!Editorial Use Only!!! Dive Number: 995 Time: 08:19 Site: Threshhold Reef, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 45 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 52966 minutes Cumulative Time: 53011 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I.vtgcraPe4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I.vtgcraPe4/fit=1000x1000/2018-11-30-0040.jpgOld WifeOld Wife (Enoplosus armatus) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. Friday 30 November 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. !!!Editorial Use Only!!! Dive Number: 995 Time: 08:19 Site: Threshhold Reef, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 45 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 52966 minutes Cumulative Time: 53011 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C3J29tIygLIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C3J29tIygLI/fit=1000x1000/2018-11-30-0042.jpgOld WifeOld Wife (Enoplosus armatus) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. Friday 30 November 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. !!!Editorial Use Only!!! Dive Number: 995 Time: 08:19 Site: Threshhold Reef, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 45 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 52966 minutes Cumulative Time: 53011 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008VnANieeX64https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008VnANieeX64/fit=1000x1000/2018-11-30-0021.jpgBlue Throated WrasseBlue-throated Wrasse (Notolabrus tetricus) female at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!Editorial Use Only!!! Friday 30 November 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 995 Time: 08:19 Site: Threshhold Reef, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 45 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 52966 minutes Cumulative Time: 53011 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aP2bgdQac_ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aP2bgdQac_o/fit=1000x1000/2018-11-30-0014.jpgBlue Throated WrasseBlue-throated Wrasse (Notolabrus tetricus) female at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!Editorial Use Only!!! Friday 30 November 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 995 Time: 08:19 Site: Threshhold Reef, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 45 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 52966 minutes Cumulative Time: 53011 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009kEK1qFWkoIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009kEK1qFWkoI/fit=1000x1000/2018-11-30-0012.jpgBlue Throated WrasseBlue-throated Wrasse (Notolabrus tetricus) female at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!Editorial Use Only!!! Friday 30 November 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 995 Time: 08:19 Site: Threshhold Reef, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 45 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 52966 minutes Cumulative Time: 53011 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_6W2fj4rvIUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_6W2fj4rvIU/fit=1000x1000/2018-11-30-0005.jpgScaly FinScaly Fin (Parma victoriae) male at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!! Editorial Use Only !!! Friday 30 November 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 995 Time: 08:19 Site: Threshhold Reef, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 45 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 52966 minutes Cumulative Time: 53011 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x.CUyEnCw_Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x.CUyEnCw_Q/fit=1000x1000/2018-11-29-0119.jpgMagpie PerchMagpie Perch (Cheilodactylus nigripes) amongst Sponge and Ascidians colonies at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!! Editorial Use Only!!! Thursday 29 November 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 944 Time: 13:58 Dive Site: Sponge Garden, The Bird, Kangaroo Island, Australia. Boat: The Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 17 Degrees Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 66 Minutes Bottom Time to Date: 52,900 Minutes Cumulative Time: 52,966 Minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q90B.3Fg5cchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q90B.3Fg5cc/fit=1000x1000/2018-11-29-0120.jpgMagpie PerchMagpie Perch (Cheilodactylus nigripes) amongst Sponge and Ascidians colonies at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!! Editorial Use Only!!! Thursday 29 November 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 944 Time: 13:58 Dive Site: Sponge Garden, The Bird, Kangaroo Island, Australia. Boat: The Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 17 Degrees Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 66 Minutes Bottom Time to Date: 52,900 Minutes Cumulative Time: 52,966 Minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P_OCRlBPwAQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P_OCRlBPwAQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-03-0538-1.jpgSmooth AnglerfishThe Smooth Anglerfish (Phyllophryne scortea) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!Editorial Use Only!!! 03 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1003 Time: 15:00 Site: Emu Bay at Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 8 meters Bottom Time: 86 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,414 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,500 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V54415NiXlwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V54415NiXlw/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-03-0532.jpgSmooth AnglerfishThe Smooth Anglerfish (Phyllophryne scortea) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!Editorial Use Only!!! 03 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1003 Time: 15:00 Site: Emu Bay at Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 8 meters Bottom Time: 86 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,414 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,500 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RsJ.nxwdWyEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RsJ.nxwdWyE/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0296.jpgShorthead SeahorseShort-head Seahorse (Hippocampus breviceps) at Kingscote Reef at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!EDITORIAL USE ONLY!!! 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 998 Time: 11:46 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 105 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,075minutes Cumulative Time: 53,180https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004Wy8SSyPNsMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004Wy8SSyPNsM/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0292.jpgShorthead SeahorseShort-head Seahorse (Hippocampus breviceps) at Kingscote Reef at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!EDITORIAL USE ONLY!!! 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 998 Time: 11:46 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 105 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,075minutes Cumulative Time: 53,180https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UlAossOXqaUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UlAossOXqaU/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0279.jpgShorthead SeahorseShort-head Seahorse (Hippocampus breviceps) at Kingscote Reef at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!EDITORIAL USE ONLY!!! 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 998 Time: 11:46 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 105 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,075minutes Cumulative Time: 53,180https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KwGyF412KOshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KwGyF412KOs/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0287.jpgShorthead SeahorseShort-head Seahorse (Hippocampus breviceps) at Kingscote Reef at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!EDITORIAL USE ONLY!!! 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 998 Time: 11:46 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 105 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,075minutes Cumulative Time: 53,180https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KMK1auVVOI8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KMK1auVVOI8/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0268.jpgShorthead SeahorseShort-head Seahorse (Hippocampus breviceps) at Kingscote Reef at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!EDITORIAL USE ONLY!!! 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 998 Time: 11:46 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 105 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,075minutes Cumulative Time: 53,180https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZWASLjxWynohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZWASLjxWyno/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0261.jpgShorthead SeahorseShort-head Seahorse (Hippocampus breviceps) at Kingscote Reef at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!EDITORIAL USE ONLY!!! 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 998 Time: 11:46 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 105 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,075minutes Cumulative Time: 53,180https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008TRe_D8FBP0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008TRe_D8FBP0/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-01-0277.jpgShorthead SeahorseShort-head Seahorse (Hippocampus breviceps) at Kingscote Reef at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!EDITORIAL USE ONLY!!! 01 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 998 Time: 11:46 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 4 meters Bottom Time: 105 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,075minutes Cumulative Time: 53,180https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E36JIA21LAIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E36JIA21LAI/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-1203.jpgLeafy SeadragonLeafy Seadragon (Phycodurus eques) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!Editorial Use Only!! 05 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1007 Time: 09:02 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,664 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,724 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rKq992REpSchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rKq992REpSc/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-1200.jpgLeafy SeadragonLeafy Seadragon (Phycodurus eques) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!Editorial Use Only!! 05 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1007 Time: 09:02 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,664 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,724 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MJjTneiWk4Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MJjTneiWk4I/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-1192.jpgLeafy SeadragonLeafy Seadragon (Phycodurus eques) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!Editorial Use Only!! 05 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1007 Time: 09:02 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,664 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,724 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tiOlL06MiJshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tiOlL06MiJs/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-1186.jpgLeafy SeadragonLeafy Seadragon (Phycodurus eques) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. 05 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1007 Time: 09:02 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,664 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,724 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wgTBmOt0KjIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wgTBmOt0KjI/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-1183.jpgLeafy SeadragonLeafy Seadragon (Phycodurus eques) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!Editorial Use Only!! 05 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1007 Time: 09:02 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,664 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,724 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xeQQfAD50IQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xeQQfAD50IQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-1182.jpgLeafy SeadragonLeafy Seadragon (Phycodurus eques) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!Editorial Use Only!! 05 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1007 Time: 09:02 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,664 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,724 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XtABguMA6QIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XtABguMA6QI/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-1181.jpgLeafy SeadragonLeafy Seadragon (Phycodurus eques) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!Editorial Use Only!! 05 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1007 Time: 09:02 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,664 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,724 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VFQhuXSFxqMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VFQhuXSFxqM/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-1154.jpgLeafy SeadragonLeafy Seadragon (Phycodurus eques) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!Editorial Use Only!! 05 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1007 Time: 09:02 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,664 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,724 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JR2RNkzjlDghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JR2RNkzjlDg/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-1139.jpgLeafy SeadragonLeafy Seadragon (Phycodurus eques) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!Editorial Use Only!! 05 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1007 Time: 09:02 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,664 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,724 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oYV1EDmUFiMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oYV1EDmUFiM/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-1147.jpgLeafy SeadragonLeafy Seadragon (Phycodurus eques) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!Editorial Use Only!! 05 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1007 Time: 09:02 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,664 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,724 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mYQOsLCmXT4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mYQOsLCmXT4/fit=1000x1000/2018-12-04-1100.jpgLeafy SeadragonLeafy Seadragon (Phycodurus eques) at Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. !!!Editorial Use Only!! 05 December 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission. Dive Number: 1007 Time: 09:02 Site: Kingscote Wharf, Wedge Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,664 minutes Cumulative Time: 53,724 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SbxMSpWoovQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SbxMSpWoovQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0082.jpg2009-07-26-0082.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) . on a stalk of Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kiwLsSuHjpEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kiwLsSuHjpE/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0080-1.jpg2012-04-18-0080_1.jpgOxycheilinus bimaculatus (Two-spot wrasse) Female..First record for New Zealand..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000055Nqp5Sx3nEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000055Nqp5Sx3nE/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0079.jpg2012-04-18-0079.jpgOxycheilinus bimaculatus (Two-spot wrasse) Female..First record for New Zealand..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v46zFqgRNM4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v46zFqgRNM4/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0640.jpgBlack CoralAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jiJzf6r0OGshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jiJzf6r0OGs/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0142.jpg2012-04-18-0142.jpgLeucosolenia asconoides..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 364.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 210:08 hh:mm.Mix: 21.Maximum Depth: 19.4 meters..Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,262 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,337 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QiEsyWo2ezEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QiEsyWo2ezE/fit=1000x1000/2018-11-30-0272.jpgHarlequinfishHarlequinfish (Othos dentex) at Seeven Mile Reef, Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. Friday 30 November 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 !!! For Editorial Use Only !!! Dive Number: 997 Time: 16:17 Site: Seven Mile Reef, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 29 meters Bottom Time: 34 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,041minutes Cumulative Time: 53,075 miniuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TDXYrWehDO4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TDXYrWehDO4/fit=1000x1000/2018-11-30-0278.jpgHarlequinfishHarlequinfish (Othos dentex) at Seeven Mile Reef, Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. Friday 30 November 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 !!! For Editorial Use Only !!! Dive Number: 997 Time: 16:17 Site: Seven Mile Reef, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 29 meters Bottom Time: 34 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,041minutes Cumulative Time: 53,075 miniuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PO8ObVQP7d0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PO8ObVQP7d0/fit=1000x1000/2018-11-30-0254.jpgHarlequinfishHarlequinfish (Othos dentex) at Seeven Mile Reef, Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. Friday 30 November 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 !!! For Editorial Use Only !!! Dive Number: 997 Time: 16:17 Site: Seven Mile Reef, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 29 meters Bottom Time: 34 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,041minutes Cumulative Time: 53,075 miniuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gVamvF6NqIchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gVamvF6NqIc/fit=1000x1000/2018-11-30-0263.jpgHarlequinfishHarlequinfish (Othos dentex) at Seeven Mile Reef, Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. Friday 30 November 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 !!! For Editorial Use Only !!! Dive Number: 997 Time: 16:17 Site: Seven Mile Reef, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 29 meters Bottom Time: 34 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,041minutes Cumulative Time: 53,075 miniuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BHomycQFFbMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BHomycQFFbM/fit=1000x1000/2018-11-30-0152.jpgBlackthroat TripplefinBlackthroat Tripplefin (Helcogramma decurrens) at seven Mile Reef, Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. Friday 30 November 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 Dive Number: 996 Time: 13:34 Site: Seven Mile Reef, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 30 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,011minutes Cumulative Time: 53,041miniuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aB_IQ3HrOgMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aB_IQ3HrOgM/fit=1000x1000/2018-11-30-0153.jpgBlackthroat TripplefinBlackthroat Tripplefin (Helcogramma decurrens) at seven Mile Reef, Kangaroo Island in the Great Australian Bight during the Greenpeace, Making Oil History Rainbow Warrior Tour. Friday 30 November 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 Dive Number: 996 Time: 13:34 Site: Seven Mile Reef, Kangaroo Island, Australia Dive Buddy: Erik Mekenkamp Boat: Rainbow Warrior Temperature: 16 degrees Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 30 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 53,011minutes Cumulative Time: 53,041miniuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LjGRflJuuTUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LjGRflJuuTU/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-06-0058.jpg2011-08-06-0058.jpgLeucosolenia asconoides (Sponge)..Saturday 06 August 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 373.Dive Buddy: Glen Whatmough, Martin Wallis..Site: Bird Rock, Mokohinau Islands..Temperature: 15.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 159:32 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 33.2 meters..Bottom Time: 76 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,955 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,031 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OdT1D9j_B8khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OdT1D9j_B8k/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0101.jpg2010-03-13-0101.dngLeucosolenia asconoides (Sponge).at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 232.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 30.30 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,532 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,631 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.maWnlWDQUIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.maWnlWDQUI/fit=1000x1000/Pseudorca-crassidens-0004.jpgPseudorca crassidens-0004.jpgA pod of False-killer whales (Pseudorca crassidens) follows closely behind a pod of Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Tuesday 20 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HIIFeHDMTJIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HIIFeHDMTJI/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0278.jpgDecorator crabNotomithrax sp. (Decorator crab). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 470 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:30 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,547 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,616 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MrsbNPhMzAohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MrsbNPhMzAo/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-10-0053.jpg2011-03-10-0053.jpgDepartment of Conservation's abundance survey on the critically endangered Maui's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui) and taking skin biopsy's to obtain DNA profiles of individual animals..Thursday 10 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BGcp5vlf3sshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BGcp5vlf3ss/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-10-0054.jpg2011-03-10-0054.jpgDepartment of Conservation's abundance survey on the critically endangered Maui's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui) and taking skin biopsy's to obtain DNA profiles of individual animals..Thursday 10 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000latV4TueayUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000latV4TueayU/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-10-0069.jpg2011-03-10-0069.jpgDepartment of Conservation's abundance survey on the critically endangered Maui's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui) and taking skin biopsy's to obtain DNA profiles of individual animals..Pictured: A biopsy dart takes a sample from a Maui's Dolphin..Thursday 10 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MZHd75.voWYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MZHd75.voWY/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0281.jpgWaikare Wreck 1910The wreck of the Waikare 1910 at Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TULvAEXRGEchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TULvAEXRGEc/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0366.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nQkVDv2VcB4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nQkVDv2VcB4/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0610.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pgc2aXqrtkEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pgc2aXqrtkE/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-14-0114.jpg2013-04-14-0114.JPGNotoclinus fenestratus (Topnot) at North West Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Sunday 14 April 2013.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.Dive Number: 460.Site: North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 17.5.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 262:44 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters.Bottom Time: 101 minutes.Mix: 21.CNS: 52%.OTU: 47%.Bottom Time to Date: 30,533 minutes.Cumulative Time: 30,634 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DY6NLkYgyFUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DY6NLkYgyFU/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-14-0109.jpg2013-04-14-0109.JPGNotoclinus fenestratus (Topnot) at North West Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Sunday 14 April 2013.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.Dive Number: 460.Site: North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 17.5.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 262:44 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters.Bottom Time: 101 minutes.Mix: 21.CNS: 52%.OTU: 47%.Bottom Time to Date: 30,533 minutes.Cumulative Time: 30,634 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HDhS02JHiZ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HDhS02JHiZ8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0024-1.jpg2013-04-27-0024_1.JPGNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 466 Site: Bennett's Bommie, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 74 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,173 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,247 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ku95XbTdN8Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ku95XbTdN8Y/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0222.jpg2011-09-03-0222.jpgYaldwyn’s triplefin (Notoclinops yaldwyni) eats a small crustacean at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 377.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 164:20 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 36.3 meters..Bottom Time: 84 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,242 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,326 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qo.RG794wnUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qo.RG794wnU/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0301.jpg2013-04-10-0301.JPGKaralepis stewarti (Scaly-headed triplefin) at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland.Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 454 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 253:01 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 22.2 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 69% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,911 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,036 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EpO1CGHUFvkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EpO1CGHUFvk/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0274.jpgWhite-fronted ternSterna striata (White-fronted tern) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HoniczabsA4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HoniczabsA4/fit=1000x1000/2019-06-03-0040.jpgWhite-fronted ternSterna striata (White-fronted tern) at Big Sand Island in the Kaipara Harbour, New Zealand. Monday 03 June 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mlRfD34TNt4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mlRfD34TNt4/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0305-2.jpgSea SpiderPycnogonida (Sea spiders). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 470 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:30 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,547 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,616 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Vmg__RLXXJkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Vmg__RLXXJk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-05-0041.jpgCeva-I-Ra ReefCoral reef topography at Ceva-I-Ra Reef also known as Conway Reef a small coral reef atoll in the republic of Fiji. Saturday 05 August 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eCKNQ0S4Mnwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eCKNQ0S4Mnw/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-27-0125.jpg2011-03-27-0125.dngHeliocidaris tuberculata (Sea Urchin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 312.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 127:41 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 18.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,318 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,410 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EBWudu3ZETchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EBWudu3ZETc/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0455.jpgWhite Sea UrchinPseudechinus huttoni (White Sea Urchin). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ACGANoXcYhghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ACGANoXcYhg/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-1207.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ny9KiSlbiE4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ny9KiSlbiE4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0100.jpgHelen’s TriplefinCeratobregma helenae (Helen’s Triplefin) at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001GKkGeqnx.Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001GKkGeqnx.M/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0240.jpgFourmanoir’s BlennyEcsenius fourmanoiri (Fourmanoir’s Blenny) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 28 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FbTVcT1olnwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FbTVcT1olnw/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-17-0029-1.jpg2012-02-17-0029_1.jpgForsterygion malcolmi (Banded triplefin)..Friday 17 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Dennally?s Reef, near the entrance of Tutukaka Marina..Temperature: 18.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 183:51 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 35.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,492 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,600 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pwGZWt72ovAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pwGZWt72ovA/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0092.jpgHelen’s TriplefinCeratobregma helenae (Helen’s Triplefin) at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CVEx7AcvZaIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CVEx7AcvZaI/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0090.jpgHelen’s TriplefinCeratobregma helenae (Helen’s Triplefin) at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qdEYUjPjYp8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qdEYUjPjYp8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0100.jpgHelen’s TriplefinCeratobregma helenae (Helen’s Triplefin) at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qnffF0ACskkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qnffF0ACskk/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0064.jpgRedspotted sandperchParapercis schauinslandi (Redspotted sandperch) at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000069R06zGgcichttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000069R06zGgcic/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1044.jpgGreen wrasseNotolabrus incriptus (Green wrasse) Juvenile. Monday 05 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 761 Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 33 meters Bottom Time: 65 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,515 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e6i2euwAdDUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e6i2euwAdDU/fit=1000x1000/Crested-Weedfish-New-Zealand-0008.jpgCrested Weedfish New ZealandCristiceps aurantiacus (Crested Weedfish)Saturday 26 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 523 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle. Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:39 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.5 meters Bottom Time: 163 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 118% OTU: 82% Bottom Time to Date: 35,670 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,833 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WAECy.UpUvQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WAECy.UpUvQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0237.jpg2013-04-12-0237.JPGStalked ascidian Pycnoclavella kottae at the North West corner, West Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 457 Site: North West corner, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 257:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.4 meters Bottom Time: 72 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,252 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,324 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008MYZUVjUavohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008MYZUVjUavo/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-06-0159.jpg2010-01-06-0159.jpgA Yellow-black triplefin (Forsterygion flavonigrum) sits upon the Bryozoan (Steginoporella neozelanica)...Wednesday 06 January 2010...Dive Number: 216.Boat: 007, Northland Dive..Site: Danger Rock...Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 14:22 hh:mm..Maximum Depth : 30.8 meters.Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,435 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,510 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009IaPhccBIYIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009IaPhccBIYI/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-17-0029.jpg2012-02-17-0029.jpgForsterygion malcolmi (Banded triplefin)..Friday 17 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Dennally?s Reef, near the entrance of Tutukaka Marina..Temperature: 18.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 183:51 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 35.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,492 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,600 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f9d6eLzaUfchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f9d6eLzaUfc/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-01-0660.jpg2015-10-01-0660.jpgEnneapterygius kermadecensis (Kermadec triplefin) Thursday 01 October 2015 Dive Number: 755 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 11.6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,070 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,130 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cDb6Srce0sohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cDb6Srce0so/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0162.jpg2010-01-28-0162.jpgCryptic triplefin (cryptichthys jojettae) at Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 219.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 16:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 31.7 meters.Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,725 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TBhCBaKf2eAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TBhCBaKf2eA/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0122.jpgStriped Cleaner WrasseLabroides dimidiatus (Striped Cleaner Wrasse) also known as the Bluestreak cleaner wrasse, Fiji colour variant at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ng2sZ0b0qechttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ng2sZ0b0qec/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0096.jpgHelen’s TriplefinCeratobregma helenae (Helen’s Triplefin) at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A.QvO6hp2eQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A.QvO6hp2eQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0092.jpgHelen’s TriplefinCeratobregma helenae (Helen’s Triplefin) at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000koZt.92phxchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000koZt.92phxc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0090.jpgHelen’s TriplefinCeratobregma helenae (Helen’s Triplefin) at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008wwn_H8rW9ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008wwn_H8rW9g/fit=1000x1000/2013-06-12-0078-1.jpg2013-06-12-0078_1.JPGCheckmate, six-year-old Chantelle Vossen-Chong in action during the 13th annual Auckland Girls Chess Championships. 12 June 2013 New Zealand Herald Photograph by Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g0Y_PW6jE8chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g0Y_PW6jE8c/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-02-0075.jpgBlue MackerelScomber australasicus (Blue Mackerel) hide amongst a school of Decapterus koheru (Koheru). 02 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,011 Time: 13:09:52 Site: The Gardens Poor Knights Islands New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Yukon. Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 457:25 Maximum Depth: 33.9 Bottom Time: 92 Bottom Time to Date: 54,002 Cumulative Time: 54,094https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000whsJ.bNHpcQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000whsJ.bNHpcQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-02-0073.jpgBlue MackerelScomber australasicus (Blue Mackerel) hide amongst a school of Decapterus koheru (Koheru). 02 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,011 Time: 13:09:52 Site: The Gardens Poor Knights Islands New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Yukon. Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 457:25 Maximum Depth: 33.9 Bottom Time: 92 Bottom Time to Date: 54,002 Cumulative Time: 54,094https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oBXDlO1Hzqchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oBXDlO1Hzqc/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-01-0076.jpgCrested blennyParablennius laticlavius (Crested blenny). 01 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,009 Time: 13:44:39 Site: Taravana Cave, Poor Knights Islands New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: G Force. Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 454:22 Maximum Depth: 32.4 Bottom Time: 923 Bottom Time to Date: 53,816 Cumulative Time: 53,909https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CxmqIx3_FEIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CxmqIx3_FEI/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0248.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004eMxWbVgY.4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004eMxWbVgY.4/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-1911.jpgBump Head SunfishMola alexandrini (Bump-head sunfish) with Naucrates ductor (Pilotfish) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Friday 26 January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KSRsgn0jr3Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KSRsgn0jr3Y/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-24-0056.jpg2013-02-24-0056.jpgChromis abyssicola (Deepsea chromis) Sunday 24 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 450 Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 248:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 70.7 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 75% OTU: 93% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,562 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GuTUV8EEsf8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GuTUV8EEsf8/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-24-0058.jpg2013-02-24-0058.jpgChromis abyssicola (Deepsea chromis) Sunday 24 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 450 Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 248:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 70.7 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 75% OTU: 93% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,562 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jJLJ42zAt64https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jJLJ42zAt64/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-24-0064.jpg2013-02-24-0064.jpgChromis abyssicola (Deepsea chromis) Sunday 24 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 450 Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 248:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 70.7 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 75% OTU: 93% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,562 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005YtwwWCCBFshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005YtwwWCCBFs/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0012.jpg2012-04-19-0012.jpgChromis abyssicola (Deepsea chromis)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 365.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 211:42 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters..Bottom Time: 95 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,337 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,432 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000076FaX6jmkIshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000076FaX6jmkIs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1721-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SpKNu9mP1BEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SpKNu9mP1BE/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0370.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000085yen6_Yvkwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000085yen6_Yvkw/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-09-0479.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OKtR423fl0Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OKtR423fl0M/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-11-0401.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eecb.jgO3PQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eecb.jgO3PQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-12-0030.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z.faq4vEBKchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z.faq4vEBKc/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-11-1480.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VZkhSwGaltYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VZkhSwGaltY/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-05-0105.jpgMasked BoobySula dactylatra (Masked Booby) on a wreck of an old coastal trading vessel on Ceva-I-Ra Reef also known as Conway Reef a small coral reef atoll in the republic of Fiji. Saturday 05 August 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D2dzXEmRL_8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D2dzXEmRL_8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-05-0132.jpgMasked BoobySula dactylatra (Masked Booby) on a wreck of an old coastal trading vessel on Ceva-I-Ra Reef also known as Conway Reef a small coral reef atoll in the republic of Fiji. Saturday 05 August 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zbTykguih8Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zbTykguih8M/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-05-0209.jpgMasked BoobySula dactylatra (Masked Booby) on a wreck of an old coastal trading vessel on Ceva-I-Ra Reef also known as Conway Reef a small coral reef atoll in the republic of Fiji. Saturday 05 August 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l1q233ZqYU4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l1q233ZqYU4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-05-0043.jpgCeva-I-Ra ReefCoral reef topography at Ceva-I-Ra Reef also known as Conway Reef a small coral reef atoll in the republic of Fiji. Saturday 05 August 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NiDp_rnukokhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NiDp_rnukok/fit=1000x1000/2008-09-21-0509.jpgCommon kelpCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Lost World at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Sunday 21 September 2008 Dive Number 107 : The Lost World with Yukon Charters in the Poor Knights. Max Depth 14.3 m. Average Depth m. Temp 13c. O2:21% Bottom Time 60 min. Bottom Time to Date4570 min Cumulative Time 4620 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a9uWvd5fOrohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a9uWvd5fOro/fit=1000x1000/Ammunition-Dump.jpgammunition dumpRebreather diver Ian Skipworth discovers an ammunition dump scattered across the sea floor as far as the eye can see at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve. Tuesday 29 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 526 Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 342:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 57.8 meters Bottom Time: 150 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 82% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 36,187 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,337 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LkHMoa.iqo0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LkHMoa.iqo0/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0305.jpgParengarenga HarbourNgatehe Point, Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jv_9EDCTsVwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jv_9EDCTsVw/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0303.jpgParengarenga HarbourNgatehe Point, Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NfSJrbrSWpQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NfSJrbrSWpQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0053.jpgParengarenga HarbourOyster farming at Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bJhZc2yMeVghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bJhZc2yMeVg/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0052.jpgParengarenga HarbourOyster farming at Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eLO.5qKjYBAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eLO.5qKjYBA/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0051.jpgParengarenga HarbourOyster farming at Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jbs19Kc9_0Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jbs19Kc9_0M/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-08-0093.jpgParengarenga HarbourParengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001G7H3SGcuHIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001G7H3SGcuHI/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-08-0075.jpgParengarenga HarbourParengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N03E6mDyRMUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N03E6mDyRMU/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-08-0045-Pano.jpgParengarenga HarbourParengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001oATastY5B8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001oATastY5B8/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-08-0043.jpgParengarenga HarbourParengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006cqBbWdusu8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006cqBbWdusu8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-05-0189.jpgMasked BoobySula dactylatra (Masked Booby) on a wreck of an old coastal trading vessel on Ceva-I-Ra Reef also known as Conway Reef a small coral reef atoll in the republic of Fiji. Saturday 05 August 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZjOTq1CshrQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZjOTq1CshrQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-05-0057-1.jpgCeva-I-Ra ReefCoral reef topography at Ceva-I-Ra Reef also known as Conway Reef a small coral reef atoll in the republic of Fiji. Saturday 05 August 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qIdons7l_dchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qIdons7l_dc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-05-0036.jpgCeva-I-Ra ReefCoral reef topography at Ceva-I-Ra Reef also known as Conway Reef a small coral reef atoll in the republic of Fiji. Saturday 05 August 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UqBZ8UHusGEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UqBZ8UHusGE/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-05-0060.jpgCeva-I-Ra ReefCoral reef topography at Ceva-I-Ra Reef also known as Conway Reef a small coral reef atoll in the republic of Fiji. Saturday 05 August 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E8zmioGtQg4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E8zmioGtQg4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0205.jpgKermadec ClingfishUndescribed Kermadec Clingfish from the family Gobiesocidae comes out from hiding behind an Urchin at a rotenone station at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_kYMYQA1G9Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_kYMYQA1G9M/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0862.jpgSpot fin porcupine fishDiodon hystrix (Spot-fin porcupine fish) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008t2C9MytYjQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008t2C9MytYjQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-11-0243.jpg2013-04-11-0243.JPGAllomycterus pilatus (Porcupine fish) at Hollow Hill, Southern Side of Princes Islands, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland..Thursday 11 April 2013.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.Dive Number: 455.Site: Hollow Hill, Southern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 255:13 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.4 meters.Bottom Time: 80 minutes.Mix: 21.CNS: 39%.OTU: 43%.Bottom Time to Date: 30,096 minutes.Cumulative Time: 30,176 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000007ptqE7MJXYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000007ptqE7MJXY/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0524-Edit-3-2.jpg2010-11-28-0524-Edit-3-2.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside Flea Bay Near the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000svYYH4Te4IYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000svYYH4Te4IY/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0070.jpgTwo-tone wrasseThalassoma amblycephalum (Two-tone wrasse or Bluntheaded wrasse) initial phase. Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 766 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,834minutes Cumulative Time: 42,765 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003eC4_tMnEVghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003eC4_tMnEVg/fit=1000x1000/Chelsea-Hotel.jpgChelsea HotelChelsea Hotel New York. November 2004. Photograph Richard Robinson. 2004 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Cz4ryk5Hlawhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Cz4ryk5Hlaw/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0040.jpgGiant KelpGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Davis Point in Perseverance Harbour on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean. Friday 07 January 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 295 Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions. Site: Davis Point, Perseverance Harbour, Campbell Island, Sub Antarctic Islands. Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 8 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 14.2 meters. Bottom Time: 41 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 17,706 minutes. Cumulative Time: 17,747 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g2g7vGNEaf4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g2g7vGNEaf4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0269.jpgGiant KelpGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) Opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean. Saturday 08 January 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 296 Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions. Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands. Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes. Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pZ.Y6Rs1YCMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pZ.Y6Rs1YCM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0397-3.jpg2011-05-14-0397-3.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) is silhouetted near the surface at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 339 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 21.2 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,263 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,319 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000scyIl5EIMnYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000scyIl5EIMnY/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-03-0083.jpg2012-11-03-0083.jpgForsterygion malcolmi (Banded triplefin). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yBCImfV9WYYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yBCImfV9WYY/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-06-0243.jpg2010-01-06-0243.jpgBlue-eyed triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus)...Wednesday 06 January 2010...Dive Number: 216.Boat: 007, Northland Dive..Site: Danger Rock...Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 14:22 hh:mm..Maximum Depth : 30.8 meters.Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,435 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,510 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000diQ7mKu6wNEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000diQ7mKu6wNE/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0135.jpg2012-04-14-0135.jpgNotoclinops segmentatus (Blue-eyed triplefin) sits upon Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 354.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 197:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.2 meters..Bottom Time: 96 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,382 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,478 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o0JQayRT2vohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o0JQayRT2vo/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-08-0012.jpgSandager's wrasseCoris sandageri (Sandager's wrasse) Juvenile. Thursday 08 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 764. Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 15 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,683 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,744 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R9QJvTjzvv4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R9QJvTjzvv4/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-08-0043.jpgElegant wrasseAnampses elegans (Elegant wrasse). Juvenile.Thursday 08 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 764. Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 15 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,683 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,744 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y8oZPhU.7.Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y8oZPhU.7.Q/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0064-1.jpgWhite dot blennyCirripectes alboapicalis (White dot blenny). Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 762. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 367:56. Maximum Depth: 35.5 meters. Bottom Time: 74 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,515 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,589 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rWdDEw1.acMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rWdDEw1.acM/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0160-3.jpgWhite-dot blennyCirripectes alboapicalis (White-dot blenny). Tuesday 06 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 763. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 369:27. Maximum Depth: 24.2 meters. Bottom Time: 94 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,589 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,683 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UHP9qTIZqJMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UHP9qTIZqJM/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0151.jpgLong-tailed StingrayDasyatis thetidis (Long-tailed Stingray). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 478 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:32 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 284:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 39.6 meters Bottom Time: 106 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 58% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 32,106 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,212 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WbzIoCbf64khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WbzIoCbf64k/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-18-0020-1.jpg2008-04-18-0020_1.jpgA Long-Tailed Stingray (Dasyatis thetidis) rests in the sand at the bottom of Rikoriko Cave at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 18 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 71 : Riko Riko Cave in the Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 28.4m. Average Depth 14.3.Bottom Time 54min. Bottom Time to Date 2937min Cumulative Time 2991min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NmSF3dyf3E0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NmSF3dyf3E0/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0048.jpgDasyatis brevicaudata (Short-tailed Stingray)Dasyatis brevicaudata (Short-tailed Stingray). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 478 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:32 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 284:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 39.6 meters Bottom Time: 106 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 58% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 32,106 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,212 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mLdU.jz2F7ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mLdU.jz2F7g/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0084-1.jpg2010-06-13-0084_1.jpgA tiny amphipod living inside Tubularia sp. (Class Hydrozoa) at Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Sunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 257.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 15.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 62:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 14.7 meters..Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,465 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,559 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MGY0sPvjzJYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MGY0sPvjzJY/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0074.jpg2010-06-13-0074.jpgA tiny amphipod living inside Tubularia sp. (Class Hydrozoa) at Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Sunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 257.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 15.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 62:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 14.7 meters..Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,465 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,559 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cB4jhnCbm4Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cB4jhnCbm4M/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0098.jpg2012-04-15-0098.jpgDendrilla rosea (Sponge)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 357.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 201:09 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 39 meters..Bottom Time: 103 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,657 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,760 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008U9HB7aD..khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008U9HB7aD..k/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0216.jpg2014-04-08-0216.jpgAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uAQgpIaa7KUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uAQgpIaa7KU/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-2690.jpgBlue MokiLatridopsis ciliaris (Blue Moki) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Saturday15 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WbI6ATvdk2khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WbI6ATvdk2k/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0335.jpg2010-04-21-0335.jpgNudibranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 250.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Middle Arch, Maratea Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 53:21 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.1 meters..Bottom Time: 53 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,962 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,015 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YA5_XMsGMJUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YA5_XMsGMJU/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0232-1.jpgClathrina sp.Clathrina sp. (Sponge). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gHZzYdJYyJEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gHZzYdJYyJE/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-01-0017.jpgGoatfishUpeneichthys lineatus (Goatfish). 01 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,008 Time: 10:44:51 Site: Hideaway Bay, Poor Knights Islands New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: G Force. Temperature: 20.2 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 4452:50 Maximum Depth: 36.4 Bottom Time: 92 Bottom Time to Date: 53,724 Cumulative Time: 53,816https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VVt_xfPHB2Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VVt_xfPHB2U/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-01-0016.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish). 01 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,008 Time: 10:44:51 Site: Hideaway Bay, Poor Knights Islands New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: G Force. Temperature: 20.2 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 4452:50 Maximum Depth: 36.4 Bottom Time: 92 Bottom Time to Date: 53,724 Cumulative Time: 53,816https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Inxh_5Uv1Xshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Inxh_5Uv1Xs/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0201.jpgFiji BlennyEcsenius fijiensis (Fiji Blenny) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 10 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SyjZMUwTs0ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SyjZMUwTs0o/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-24-0370.jpg2012-07-24-0370.JPGNik Hannam Team Leader of the Fish Department at Kelly Tarlton's Underwater World cares for an Olive Ridley Sea Turtle (Lepidochelys olivacea) soon after it's arrival at the Turtle Rehabilitation Program after being washed up at Duders Park Auckland on the 23 July 2012. Tuesday 24 July 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SyJQCSeikHohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SyJQCSeikHo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0011.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) Adult male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 14 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OJesxcjnQ.Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OJesxcjnQ.M/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-02-0035.jpgCaldukia rubignosaCaldukia rubignosa (Nudibranch) upon Ecklonia radiata (Common klep). 02 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,011 Time: 13:09:52 Site: The Gardens Poor Knights Islands New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Yukon. Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 457:25 Maximum Depth: 33.9 Bottom Time: 92 Bottom Time to Date: 54,002 Cumulative Time: 54,094https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GYs8J1ymEqkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GYs8J1ymEqk/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-02-0030.jpgCaldukia rubignosaCaldukia rubignosa (Nudibranch) upon Ecklonia radiata (Common klep). 02 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,011 Time: 13:09:52 Site: The Gardens Poor Knights Islands New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Yukon. Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 457:25 Maximum Depth: 33.9 Bottom Time: 92 Bottom Time to Date: 54,002 Cumulative Time: 54,094https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000lJICw4hj8Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000lJICw4hj8M/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-02-0034.jpgCaldukia rubignosaCaldukia rubignosa (Nudibranch) upon Ecklonia radiata (Common klep). 02 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,011 Time: 13:09:52 Site: The Gardens Poor Knights Islands New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Yukon. Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 457:25 Maximum Depth: 33.9 Bottom Time: 92 Bottom Time to Date: 54,002 Cumulative Time: 54,094https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dXxIJ8kyBsIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dXxIJ8kyBsI/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-02-0034-1.jpgCaldukia rubignosaCaldukia rubignosa (Nudibranch) upon Ecklonia radiata (Common klep). 02 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,011 Time: 13:09:52 Site: The Gardens Poor Knights Islands New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Yukon. Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 457:25 Maximum Depth: 33.9 Bottom Time: 92 Bottom Time to Date: 54,002 Cumulative Time: 54,094https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JUK3Ygx3rJ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JUK3Ygx3rJ4/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-02-0006.jpgBlue-eyed triplefinNotoclinops segmentatus (Blue-eyed triplefin) sits on the bright blue Bryozoan Virididentula dentate. 02 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,010 Time: 10:23:06 Site: Middle Arch Poor Knights Islands New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Yukon. Temperature: 20.7 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 455:54 Maximum Depth: 38.8 Bottom Time: 93 Bottom Time to Date: 53,909 Cumulative Time: 54,002https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002_EKkULR4ZEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002_EKkULR4ZE/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-02-0007.jpgBlue-eyed triplefinNotoclinops segmentatus (Blue-eyed triplefin) sits on the bright blue Bryozoan Virididentula dentate. 02 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,010 Time: 10:23:06 Site: Middle Arch Poor Knights Islands New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Yukon. Temperature: 20.7 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 455:54 Maximum Depth: 38.8 Bottom Time: 93 Bottom Time to Date: 53,909 Cumulative Time: 54,002https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000webmRdKKxRkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000webmRdKKxRk/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-02-0011.jpgMimic blennyPlagiotremus tapeinosoma (Mimic blenny) 02 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,010 Time: 10:23:06 Site: Middle Arch Poor Knights Islands New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Yukon. Temperature: 20.7 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 455:54 Maximum Depth: 38.8 Bottom Time: 93 Bottom Time to Date: 53,909 Cumulative Time: 54,002https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q.fSsEKKGeEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q.fSsEKKGeE/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-01-0082.jpgGrey MorayGymnothorax nublis (Grey Moray). 01 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,009 Time: 13:44:39 Site: Taravana Cave, Poor Knights Islands New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: G Force. Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 454:22 Maximum Depth: 32.4 Bottom Time: 923 Bottom Time to Date: 53,816 Cumulative Time: 53,909https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wlB3edCuqrQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wlB3edCuqrQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-01-0085.jpgGrey MorayGymnothorax nublis (Grey Moray). 01 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,009 Time: 13:44:39 Site: Taravana Cave, Poor Knights Islands New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: G Force. Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 454:22 Maximum Depth: 32.4 Bottom Time: 923 Bottom Time to Date: 53,816 Cumulative Time: 53,909https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x0GJp1O2ws0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x0GJp1O2ws0/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-01-0079.jpgGrey MorayGymnothorax nublis (Grey Moray). 01 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,009 Time: 13:44:39 Site: Taravana Cave, Poor Knights Islands New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: G Force. Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 454:22 Maximum Depth: 32.4 Bottom Time: 923 Bottom Time to Date: 53,816 Cumulative Time: 53,909https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007Dh6FS5SM2khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007Dh6FS5SM2k/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-01-0078.jpgGrey MorayGymnothorax nublis (Grey Moray). 01 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,009 Time: 13:44:39 Site: Taravana Cave, Poor Knights Islands New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: G Force. Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 454:22 Maximum Depth: 32.4 Bottom Time: 923 Bottom Time to Date: 53,816 Cumulative Time: 53,909https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N.hvSLHBjOchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N.hvSLHBjOc/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-01-0080.jpgGrey MorayGymnothorax nublis (Grey Moray). 01 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,009 Time: 13:44:39 Site: Taravana Cave, Poor Knights Islands New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: G Force. Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 454:22 Maximum Depth: 32.4 Bottom Time: 923 Bottom Time to Date: 53,816 Cumulative Time: 53,909https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003Mi0up9M2lAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003Mi0up9M2lA/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-01-0077.jpgCrested blennyParablennius laticlavius (Crested blenny). 01 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,009 Time: 13:44:39 Site: Taravana Cave, Poor Knights Islands New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: G Force. Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 454:22 Maximum Depth: 32.4 Bottom Time: 923 Bottom Time to Date: 53,816 Cumulative Time: 53,909https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mmyagrRMDSkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mmyagrRMDSk/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-01-0074.jpgCrested blennyParablennius laticlavius (Crested blenny). 01 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,009 Time: 13:44:39 Site: Taravana Cave, Poor Knights Islands New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: G Force. Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 454:22 Maximum Depth: 32.4 Bottom Time: 923 Bottom Time to Date: 53,816 Cumulative Time: 53,909https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YyxlmMH.11ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YyxlmMH.11o/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-01-0058.jpgBlue-dot triplefinNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin). 01 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,009 Time: 13:44:39 Site: Taravana Cave, Poor Knights Islands New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: G Force. Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 454:22 Maximum Depth: 32.4 Bottom Time: 923 Bottom Time to Date: 53,816 Cumulative Time: 53,909https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QY9c9fTXj8Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QY9c9fTXj8Y/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-01-0060.jpgBlue-dot triplefinNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin). 01 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,009 Time: 13:44:39 Site: Taravana Cave, Poor Knights Islands New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: G Force. Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 454:22 Maximum Depth: 32.4 Bottom Time: 923 Bottom Time to Date: 53,816 Cumulative Time: 53,909https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gTr4sHLTcYQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gTr4sHLTcYQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-01-0054.jpgBlue-dot triplefinNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin). 01 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,009 Time: 13:44:39 Site: Taravana Cave, Poor Knights Islands New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: G Force. Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 454:22 Maximum Depth: 32.4 Bottom Time: 923 Bottom Time to Date: 53,816 Cumulative Time: 53,909https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000biMGZwJOu7Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000biMGZwJOu7E/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-01-0040.jpgRed lizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish). 01 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,008 Time: 10:44:51 Site: Hideaway Bay, Poor Knights Islands New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: G Force. Temperature: 20.2 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 4452:50 Maximum Depth: 36.4 Bottom Time: 92 Bottom Time to Date: 53,724 Cumulative Time: 53,816https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WMf7QGLMMuchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WMf7QGLMMuc/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-01-0039.jpgRed lizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish). 01 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,008 Time: 10:44:51 Site: Hideaway Bay, Poor Knights Islands New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: G Force. Temperature: 20.2 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 4452:50 Maximum Depth: 36.4 Bottom Time: 92 Bottom Time to Date: 53,724 Cumulative Time: 53,816https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NrVa6lk5hIAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NrVa6lk5hIA/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-01-0037.jpgRed lizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish). 01 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,008 Time: 10:44:51 Site: Hideaway Bay, Poor Knights Islands New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: G Force. Temperature: 20.2 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 4452:50 Maximum Depth: 36.4 Bottom Time: 92 Bottom Time to Date: 53,724 Cumulative Time: 53,816https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000032YheMAQv.Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000032YheMAQv.M/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-01-0036.jpgRed lizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish). 01 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,008 Time: 10:44:51 Site: Hideaway Bay, Poor Knights Islands New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: G Force. Temperature: 20.2 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 4452:50 Maximum Depth: 36.4 Bottom Time: 92 Bottom Time to Date: 53,724 Cumulative Time: 53,816https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k7lLALRuTIohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k7lLALRuTIo/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-01-0029.jpgOkenia atkinsonorumOkenia atkinsonorum (nudibranch) 01 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,008 Time: 10:44:51 Site: Hideaway Bay, Poor Knights Islands New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: G Force. Temperature: 20.2 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 4452:50 Maximum Depth: 36.4 Bottom Time: 92 Bottom Time to Date: 53,724 Cumulative Time: 53,816https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ntBhMRx_XxUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ntBhMRx_XxU/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-01-0020.jpgGoatfishUpeneichthys lineatus (Goatfish). 01 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,008 Time: 10:44:51 Site: Hideaway Bay, Poor Knights Islands New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: G Force. Temperature: 20.2 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 4452:50 Maximum Depth: 36.4 Bottom Time: 92 Bottom Time to Date: 53,724 Cumulative Time: 53,816https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006eHblq5YD50https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006eHblq5YD50/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0077.jpg2009-11-15-0077.jpgThe Ascidian Botrylloides magnicoecum, At Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson© 2009. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bta9azsDtVIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bta9azsDtVI/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-04-0066.jpgPoor KnightsTawhiti Rahi the Northern Island of the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. Friday 01 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g9NYmRUftJwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g9NYmRUftJw/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-04-0065.jpgPoor KnightsTawhiti Rahi the Northern Island of the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. Friday 01 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vugqrUfIcD8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vugqrUfIcD8/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-04-0049.jpgPoor KnightsTawhiti Rahi the Northern Island of the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. Friday 01 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UIJB7w7_X5Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UIJB7w7_X5U/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-04-0039.jpgPoor KnightsTawhiti Rahi the Northern Island of the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. Friday 01 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005N3KLcw2zLUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005N3KLcw2zLU/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-04-0061.jpgPoor KnightsTawhiti Rahi the Northern Island of the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. Friday 01 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007wZrU1IYtQ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007wZrU1IYtQ4/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-04-0022.jpgTrevallyPseudocaranx georgianus (Trevally) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E7vI0rNgH9Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E7vI0rNgH9A/fit=1000x1000/2017-11-21-0027.jpgTrevallyPseudocaranx georgianus (Trevally) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s54B7rwdCz4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s54B7rwdCz4/fit=1000x1000/2017-11-21-0029.jpgTrevallyPseudocaranx georgianus (Trevally) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aFYAVDKtSgwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aFYAVDKtSgw/fit=1000x1000/2017-11-21-0034.jpgTrevallyPseudocaranx georgianus (Trevally) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jHmVkDr2UTwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jHmVkDr2UTw/fit=1000x1000/2017-11-21-0033-2.jpgTrevallyPseudocaranx georgianus (Trevally) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V8h3hDGctyghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V8h3hDGctyg/fit=1000x1000/2017-11-21-0041.jpgTrevallyPseudocaranx georgianus (Trevally) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X7e1uPzgYjYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X7e1uPzgYjY/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-04-0012.jpgTrevallyPseudocaranx georgianus (Trevally) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D_gqriY5pzghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D_gqriY5pzg/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-04-0011.jpgTrevallyPseudocaranx georgianus (Trevally) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oLX9Ne9ovyshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oLX9Ne9ovys/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-04-0009.jpgTrevallyPseudocaranx georgianus (Trevally) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kinwuIvRigkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kinwuIvRigk/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-04-0021.jpgTrevallyPseudocaranx georgianus (Trevally) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rurhLA1woM0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rurhLA1woM0/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0201.jpg2013-02-23-0201.jpgPseudocaranx georgianus (Trevally) Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 449 Site: Kahawai Point to Big Eye Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 246:14 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 62% OTU: 86% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,440 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,562 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TSeoaMNKNwYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TSeoaMNKNwY/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-06-0011-1.jpg2012-07-06-0011_1.jpgPseudocaranx dentex (Trevally)..Friday 06 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 420..Site: Ann's Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 215:17 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters..Bottom Time: 95 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,758 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,853 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ypf03MdiJCQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ypf03MdiJCQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0194.jpg2013-02-23-0194.jpgPseudocaranx georgianus (Trevally) Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 449 Site: Kahawai Point to Big Eye Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 246:14 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 62% OTU: 86% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,440 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,562 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000__ezzSn1HM8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000__ezzSn1HM8/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0220.jpg2013-02-23-0220.jpgPseudocaranx georgianus (Trevally) Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 449 Site: Kahawai Point to Big Eye Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 246:14 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 62% OTU: 86% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,440 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,562 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kuh3AiysHsIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kuh3AiysHsI/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0245.jpg2013-02-23-0245.jpgPseudocaranx georgianus (Trevally) Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 449 Site: Kahawai Point to Big Eye Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 246:14 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 62% OTU: 86% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,440 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,562 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EOzQhzFOllIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EOzQhzFOllI/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0216.jpg2013-02-23-0216.jpgPseudocaranx georgianus (Trevally) Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 449 Site: Kahawai Point to Big Eye Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 246:14 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 62% OTU: 86% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,440 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,562 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001DIyS.Wc32Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001DIyS.Wc32Y/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0242.jpg2013-02-23-0242.jpgPseudocaranx georgianus (Trevally) Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 449 Site: Kahawai Point to Big Eye Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 246:14 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 62% OTU: 86% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,440 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,562 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yt3bBO8YWBshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yt3bBO8YWBs/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0225.jpg2013-02-23-0225.jpgPseudocaranx georgianus (Trevally) Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 449 Site: Kahawai Point to Big Eye Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 246:14 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 62% OTU: 86% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,440 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,562 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uBTvwPhuG7Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uBTvwPhuG7A/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0247.jpg2013-02-23-0247.jpgPseudocaranx georgianus (Trevally) Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 449 Site: Kahawai Point to Big Eye Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 246:14 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 62% OTU: 86% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,440 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,562 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000elQt5AMFeQ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000elQt5AMFeQ8/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0239.jpg2013-02-23-0239.jpgPseudocaranx georgianus (Trevally) Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 449 Site: Kahawai Point to Big Eye Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 246:14 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 62% OTU: 86% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,440 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,562 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uwrqlxJDCP0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uwrqlxJDCP0/fit=1000x1000/2008-10-12-345.jpg2008-10-12-345.jpgSchooling Trevally Pseudocaranx dentex at the Poor Knights.Sunday 12 October 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 116 The Wreck of the Waikatol, Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 22 m. Average Depth 15.5 m. Temp 15c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 45 min. Bottom Time to Date 5125 min Cumulative Time 5170 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003DXTVxxWam0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003DXTVxxWam0/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-31-0118.jpg2009-01-31-0118.jpgTrevally (Pseudocaranx dentex) on the hunt in El Torito Cave at the Poor Knights, New Zealand..Saturday 31 Febuary.Photograph Richard Robinson .Dive Number 142.Max Depth 16.1 m. .Average Depth 8 m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 70min. .Bottom Time to Date 6543 min. .Cumulative Time 6613 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lC8dDehyegYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lC8dDehyegY/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0123-1.jpgPygmy gobyEviota sp. (Pygmy goby) Undescribed species, new record for New Zealand. Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 763. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 369:27. Maximum Depth: 24.2 meters. Bottom Time: 94 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,589 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,683 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005vF.bu.sWqQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005vF.bu.sWqQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0051-1.jpgPygmy gobyEviota sp. (Pygmy goby) Undescribed species, new record for New Zealand. Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 762. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 367:56. Maximum Depth: 35.5 meters. Bottom Time: 74 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,515 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,589 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K6Gd4lWcHDYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K6Gd4lWcHDY/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0788.jpgSnake starOphiopsammus maculata (Snake star). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s1MGGu0UzH8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s1MGGu0UzH8/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0783.jpgSnake starOphiopsammus maculata (Snake star). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E8bVPFVtgc0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E8bVPFVtgc0/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0172.jpgSnake StarOphiopsammus maculata (Snake star). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cUN3hUoydYohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cUN3hUoydYo/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0329.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cjxJTYlpIGEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cjxJTYlpIGE/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0337.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004IVW7uG4BtAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004IVW7uG4BtA/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0331.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cP_eRGI.STEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cP_eRGI.STE/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0328.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pGo6AZ_Fr_4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pGo6AZ_Fr_4/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0320.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_A8dSw8z1OEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_A8dSw8z1OE/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0325.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GoEFkpEd6Wchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GoEFkpEd6Wc/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0321.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006Fmy_.euLzUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006Fmy_.euLzU/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0312-2.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004UTkrMlLxs8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004UTkrMlLxs8/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0308.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DsMtGSOuXtohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DsMtGSOuXto/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0312-1.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002Fb8eF_85NEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002Fb8eF_85NE/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0307.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TKd_hh_5ZCYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TKd_hh_5ZCY/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0303.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dCEjWAvPVvwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dCEjWAvPVvw/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0290.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pp8G.tUpDSghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pp8G.tUpDSg/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0287.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000297JgCS6dXUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000297JgCS6dXU/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0285.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GHzV52SJQschttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GHzV52SJQsc/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0229.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001u4noGN4k.whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001u4noGN4k.w/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0222.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ofZ2DAic5mAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ofZ2DAic5mA/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0221.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EgrkQAKrxz8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EgrkQAKrxz8/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0217.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yb5BHFTlEjUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yb5BHFTlEjU/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0209.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001jCPUtNKoMkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001jCPUtNKoMk/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0189.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005cqzeQjbYAAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005cqzeQjbYAA/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0201.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U.Trmd9Ofvwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U.Trmd9Ofvw/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0203.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QTdL5n6NVGghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QTdL5n6NVGg/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0188.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.gcHW.W73gAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.gcHW.W73gA/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0176.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WpbzTBLtBqkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WpbzTBLtBqk/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0182.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ga267.m4ITchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ga267.m4ITc/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0154.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aKUDnFRV_S8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aKUDnFRV_S8/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0175.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u20UbfrA5uIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u20UbfrA5uI/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0168.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w7KpWyVaxEIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w7KpWyVaxEI/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0155.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VuA2WCksEuMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VuA2WCksEuM/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0146.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.d6hfRQ6iEEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.d6hfRQ6iEE/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0144.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uQsOg8oBbKEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uQsOg8oBbKE/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0139.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dW28pcnHnRAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dW28pcnHnRA/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0138.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UgLa7t7erzghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UgLa7t7erzg/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0126.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Vv60mOfuNpUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Vv60mOfuNpU/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0137.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MyCGQ3ekfTchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MyCGQ3ekfTc/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0035.jpgSharp-nosed pufferfishCanthigaster callisterna (Sharp-nosed pufferfish) Juvenile. Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 762. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 367:56. Maximum Depth: 35.5 meters. Bottom Time: 74 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,515 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,589 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lQyJuQLZ70Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lQyJuQLZ70U/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0124.jpg2010-10-03-0124.jpgCanthigaster callisterna (Sharp-nosed pufferfish) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fR8DKpyQ1hMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fR8DKpyQ1hM/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0140.jpg2010-10-03-0140.jpgCanthigaster callisterna (Sharp-nosed pufferfish) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000__2XAUO.QGMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000__2XAUO.QGM/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0095.jpg2012-03-25-0095.jpgCanthigaster callisterna (Sharp-nosed pufferfish)..Sunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 352.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mine Shaft Cave..Temperature: 19.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 194:29 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,201 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,282 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AsQu4BIJNrMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AsQu4BIJNrM/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0124.jpgSharp-nosed pufferfishCanthigaster callisterna (Sharp-nosed pufferfish). Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 767 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,909 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,834 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h6WUtiEgA_ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h6WUtiEgA_g/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0027.jpgSharp-nosed pufferfishCanthigaster callisterna (Sharp-nosed pufferfish). Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 762. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 367:56. Maximum Depth: 35.5 meters. Bottom Time: 74 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,515 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,589 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G6f01xZU3Rwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G6f01xZU3Rw/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0106.jpg2010-10-03-0106.jpgCanthigaster callisterna (Sharp-nosed pufferfish) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.kZ7ASB.l14https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.kZ7ASB.l14/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0137.jpg2010-10-03-0137.jpgCanthigaster callisterna (Sharp-nosed pufferfish) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.3m6T.JaiB0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.3m6T.JaiB0/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0660.jpgSharp-nosed pufferfishCanthigaster callisterna (Sharp-nosed pufferfish). Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 759. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 62 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,310 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,372 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ls5wJkIGvs0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ls5wJkIGvs0/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-24-0417.jpg2010-09-24-0417.jpgPictured: Diggers are used to lift the whales from trucks into the water at Rarawa Beach before their release back into the wild..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000085gudqZq0vMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000085gudqZq0vM/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-24-0369.jpg2010-09-24-0369.jpgPictured: Diggers are used to lift the whales from trucks into the water at Rarawa Beach before their release back into the wild..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004KMwYWSU9yUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004KMwYWSU9yU/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-24-0468.jpg2010-09-24-0468.jpgPictured: Kahi Harawira waits in the water at Rarawa Beach to welcome the whales back into the water. .On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sp7mhhIIBMUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sp7mhhIIBMU/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-24-0352-1.jpg2010-09-24-0352_1.jpgPictured: Dr Ingrid Visser from the Orca Research Trust comforts volunteers at Rarawa Beach after three of the whales didn't survive the 50km journey from Spirits Bay..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j1lotp9Yarghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j1lotp9Yarg/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-24-0255.jpg2010-09-24-0255.jpgPictured: On the journey 50km south to Rarawa Beach there is numerous stops to check the whales conditions and spray them with water to keep them moist..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iqNG3FplsEYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iqNG3FplsEY/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-24-0235.jpg2010-09-24-0235.jpgPictured: On the journey 50km south to Rarawa Beach there is numerous stops to check the whales conditions and spray them with water to keep them moist..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p0CqN8lxRlwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p0CqN8lxRlw/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-24-0090.jpg2010-09-24-0090.jpgPictured: A view looking over the stream with Spirits Bay in the background as the whales are prepared to be loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay to be transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kkCEYuaM8tUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kkCEYuaM8tU/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-1232.jpg2010-09-23-1232.jpgPictured: Volunteers works through the night in freezing temperatures keeping a whales calm in the stream near Spirits Bay Beach where the whales rest and recuperate. .On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OrCvyirx3OYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OrCvyirx3OY/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-0043-1-1.jpg2010-09-23-0043_1_1.jpgPictured: Whales are lifted by diggers from the beach at Spirits Bay to be transported to a nearby stream..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mq_esEcZSHohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mq_esEcZSHo/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-16-0045.jpg2012-04-16-0045.jpgEpinephelus daemelii (Spotted black grouper)..Monday 16 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 360.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 202:46 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 13.3 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,845 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,943 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002nhm9H4Li8Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002nhm9H4Li8Y/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0209.jpg2011-04-10-0209.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.These fish can grow over 100 years old, reaching a length of 2 metres, weighing over 150kg.Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XMUuNOUpdo8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XMUuNOUpdo8/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0353-Edit-2.jpg2010-11-28-0353-Edit-2.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006tKWsgC62WIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006tKWsgC62WI/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0366-Edit.jpg2010-11-29-0366-Edit.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000clSCMUMWEl8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000clSCMUMWEl8/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0837.jpg2010-11-29-0837.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V2dvsbWi1A0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V2dvsbWi1A0/fit=1000x1000/Hectors-Dolphin.jpgHector's DolphinThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XFrIHXtbTDMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XFrIHXtbTDM/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0418-Edit-2.jpg2010-11-29-0418-Edit-2.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Dy076J8WYLchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Dy076J8WYLc/fit=1000x1000/2014-10-16-0495.jpgGreen-lipped mussePerna canaliculus (green-lipped mussel) bed in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. Thursday 16 October 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.6CyQ2zngHchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.6CyQ2zngHc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-1656.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Npo1U9rX6HQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Npo1U9rX6HQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0024.jpgGiant KelpGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Davis Point in Perseverance Harbour on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean. Friday 07 January 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 295 Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions. Site: Davis Point, Perseverance Harbour, Campbell Island, Sub Antarctic Islands. Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 8 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 14.2 meters. Bottom Time: 41 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 17,706 minutes. Cumulative Time: 17,747 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NxKqN5P.d0Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NxKqN5P.d0Y/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-27-0192.jpgCommon kelpCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand. Sunday 27 June 2010 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010 Dive Number: 264 Boat: Yukon Charters. Site: Magic Wall, Labrid Channel and Ngaio Rock.. Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 14.2 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 71:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters.. Bottom Time: 92 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 15,039 minutes. Cumulative Time: 15,131 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WeF6nNlD67Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WeF6nNlD67A/fit=1000x1000/Green-Turtle.jpgGreen TurtleGreen Turtle (Chelonia mydas) known fondly as Tiny by the Turtle Rehabilitation Program at Kelly Tarlton's Underwater World..Tiny weighed only 657 grams and measured 174mm long and 172mm wide when it washed up on the 26 September 2010 at Muriwai Beach on Auckland's rugged West Coast..At the last measurement on 08 July 2012 it weighed in at 4.44kg and almost 3x the size at 340mm long and 316mm wide..Wednesday 25 July 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VW2ElgSRR6shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VW2ElgSRR6s/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-16-0005.jpgProtula bispiralis (Feather-duster tubeworm)Protula bispiralis (Feather-duster tubeworm)..Monday 16 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 359.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Sugar Loaf, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 202:46 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 78.2 meters..Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,845 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,943 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000094Di7OyThX8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000094Di7OyThX8/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0332.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RWJABjr_rEchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RWJABjr_rEc/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-30-0006.jpgSpotted stargazerGenyagnus monopterygius (Spotted stargazer). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S6TfYaqYzUghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S6TfYaqYzUg/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0734.jpgSingle-Spot DemoiselleChromis hypsilepis (Single-Spot Demoiselle). Saturday 18th April 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 739 Site: Motuharakeke Island, Mokohinau Islands, Auckland Boat: Frankham’s Dive Buddy: James Frankham, Lucinda van Oosterom and Preston Hatcher Time: 19:00 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 40,672 minutes Cumulative Time: 40,742 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cxuGZ6cSUUUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cxuGZ6cSUUU/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-31-0009.jpgAntiparactis sp. (Leopard anemone)Antiparactis sp. (Leopard anemone) on a dead Antipatharia (Black Coral)..Saturday 31 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 387.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth, Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.8 Degrees Celsius at deepest point..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 177:55 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 73.2 meters..Bottom Time: 120 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,043 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,163 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y5TyaXBtHH0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y5TyaXBtHH0/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-07-0082.jpg2009-03-07-0082.jpgRebreather Divers Pete Mesley and Ian Skipworth dive the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Deepwater Cove, Bay of Islands, New Zealand..Saturday 07 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 149.Max Depth 33.2 m..Average Depth 10 m..Temp 22c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 49 min..Bottom Time to Date 6989 min..Cumulative Time 7038 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SBThGY5lusQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SBThGY5lusQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-07-0087.jpg2009-03-07-0087.jpgRebreather Diver Ian Skipworth dives the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Deepwater Cove, Bay of Islands, New Zealand..Saturday 07 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 149.Max Depth 33.2 m..Average Depth 10 m..Temp 22c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 49 min..Bottom Time to Date 6989 min..Cumulative Time 7038 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CGhwEc60CXAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CGhwEc60CXA/fit=1000x1000/Spotted-black-grouper.jpgSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii)Two large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) approximately 1.2m in length engage in what appears to be a mating ritual, continually changing colour to an almost vivid white and rubbing and wrapping themselves around each other for a period of Three Minutes and 20 Seconds (Taken from camera metadata) at a depth of 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z_wEyCkMry0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z_wEyCkMry0/fit=1000x1000/Orca.jpgWhere the Buffalo RoamElusive offshore orca that frequent the deep water off the edge of the continental shelf are larger again than killer whales near our coasts. I watched as these orca picked off a common dolphin from a pod at the Nine Pin Trench in the Bay of Islands, and toyed with it, allowing the juvenile orca to ‘play’ and learn. The moment ended in a “cloud of blood”. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Read the New Zealand Geographic feature forged form this project: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/where-the-wild-things-are/https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AVBshqp7Rv8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AVBshqp7Rv8/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-28-0136.jpg2010-03-28-0136.jpgVariable Nudibranch (Aphelodoris luctuosa) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 28 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 235.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 34.45hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.1 meters..Bottom Time: 76 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,811 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,877 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WiTJWu1cj_Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WiTJWu1cj_E/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-02-0067.jpgBlue MackerelScomber australasicus (Blue Mackerel) hide amongst a school of Decapterus koheru (Koheru). 02 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,011 Time: 13:09:52 Site: The Gardens Poor Knights Islands New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Yukon. Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 457:25 Maximum Depth: 33.9 Bottom Time: 92 Bottom Time to Date: 54,002 Cumulative Time: 54,094https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ooGIXI3fcdwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ooGIXI3fcdw/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-02-0063.jpgBlue MackerelScomber australasicus (Blue Mackerel) hide amongst a school of Decapterus koheru (Koheru). 02 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,011 Time: 13:09:52 Site: The Gardens Poor Knights Islands New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Yukon. Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 457:25 Maximum Depth: 33.9 Bottom Time: 92 Bottom Time to Date: 54,002 Cumulative Time: 54,094https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jFtc7jc2zishttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jFtc7jc2zis/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-02-0060.jpgBlue MackerelScomber australasicus (Blue Mackerel) hide amongst a school of Decapterus koheru (Koheru). 02 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,011 Time: 13:09:52 Site: The Gardens Poor Knights Islands New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Yukon. Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 457:25 Maximum Depth: 33.9 Bottom Time: 92 Bottom Time to Date: 54,002 Cumulative Time: 54,094https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aOTPNihK_IQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aOTPNihK_IQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-02-0062.jpgBlue MackerelScomber australasicus (Blue Mackerel) hide amongst a school of Decapterus koheru (Koheru). 02 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,011 Time: 13:09:52 Site: The Gardens Poor Knights Islands New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Yukon. Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 457:25 Maximum Depth: 33.9 Bottom Time: 92 Bottom Time to Date: 54,002 Cumulative Time: 54,094https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tCyLc0gxYxghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tCyLc0gxYxg/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0114.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000008zfrsAdG7Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000008zfrsAdG7U/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0094.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a5CpQu01_2whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a5CpQu01_2w/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0109.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AcPwuWaCgfEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AcPwuWaCgfE/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0091.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mZd7kuQ4tfkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mZd7kuQ4tfk/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0087.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PA6LvmI4h7khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PA6LvmI4h7k/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0090.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zOLHA1UtW4Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zOLHA1UtW4E/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0081.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009xY33.LyDUUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009xY33.LyDUU/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0061.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CPN2YEJpzswhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CPN2YEJpzsw/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0056.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000agi8CAvm5zAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000agi8CAvm5zA/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0054.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UkFkskIGSr8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UkFkskIGSr8/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0027.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r0VKn9KIm8Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r0VKn9KIm8I/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0053.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gjxQVmbIqcchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gjxQVmbIqcc/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-12-0018.jpgMaui's dolphinMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). The University of Auckland and Department of Conservation 2019 Survey off Cochranes Gap, Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday 12 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ECT6h.lWpEghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ECT6h.lWpEg/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0718.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZjT9sNlX8GMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZjT9sNlX8GM/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0245.jpgFlabellina albomarginataFlabellina albomarginata Nudibranch. Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 474 Site: Riko Riko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:38 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 12 meters Bottom Time: 94 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,697 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,791 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000096Z0sK5MOtMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000096Z0sK5MOtM/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0192.jpgBlack CoralAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000um1mqml74y0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000um1mqml74y0/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0779.jpgBlack CoralAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 516 Site: Acheron Passage, Eastern Side, North of Wet Jacket Arm, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:37 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 320:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters Bottom Time: 171 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 62% Bottom Time to Date: 34,929 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,100 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xej4nDRdHcIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xej4nDRdHcI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0038.jpgGreasy GrouperGreasy Grouper (Epinephelus tauvina) also known as the Arabian grouper at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v17lauwEFvkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v17lauwEFvk/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-26-0098.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.HxoDuJmADQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.HxoDuJmADQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0142.jpg2011-05-19-0142.jpgBluefish (Girella cyanea) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011.Dive Number: 350.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xuh8a7_AsnMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xuh8a7_AsnM/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-17-0124-Edit.jpgWhakaariWhakaari (White Island) active andesite stratovolcano, situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, Photograph Richard Robinson, Arie Spyksma and James Frankham © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VCoiVCdAGdYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VCoiVCdAGdY/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-15-0405-Edit.jpgWhakaariWhakaari (White Island) active andesite stratovolcano, situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, Photograph Richard Robinson, Arie Spyksma and James Frankham © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CNMMBmtWoMAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CNMMBmtWoMA/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-17-0005.jpgVolkner RocksTe Paepae o Aotea (Volkner Rocks) Marine Reserve near Whakaari (White Island) situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, March 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Mhbj9kRUMeAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Mhbj9kRUMeA/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-17-0004.jpgVolkner RocksTe Paepae o Aotea (Volkner Rocks) Marine Reserve near Whakaari (White Island) situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, March 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007sUyyTM4Hmwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007sUyyTM4Hmw/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-17-0002-1.jpgVolkner RocksTe Paepae o Aotea (Volkner Rocks) Marine Reserve near Whakaari (White Island) situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, March 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YdeMd37Pt8ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YdeMd37Pt8o/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-17-0001.jpgVolkner RocksTe Paepae o Aotea (Volkner Rocks) Marine Reserve near Whakaari (White Island) situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, March 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uEa3ac6Mdyshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uEa3ac6Mdys/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-17-0002.jpgVolkner RocksTe Paepae o Aotea (Volkner Rocks) Marine Reserve near Whakaari (White Island) situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, March 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mrv4PRlzgAchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mrv4PRlzgAc/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-23-0060.jpg2019-03-23-0060.jpgEast Cape NZVR. 23 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004cmecFs8n8Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004cmecFs8n8I/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-23-0079.jpg2019-03-23-0079.jpgEast Cape NZVR. 23 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wEZy4eiwITchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wEZy4eiwITc/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-23-0052.jpgWhakaariWhakaari (White Island) active andesite stratovolcano, situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, Photograph Richard Robinson, Arie Spyksma and James Frankham © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BXQRYYQyblEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BXQRYYQyblE/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-23-0057.jpgAustralasian GannetMorus serrator (Australasian Gannet) at Whakaari (White Island) active andesite stratovolcano, situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 23 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iCpaHkir1HAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iCpaHkir1HA/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-23-0037.jpgWhakaariWhakaari (White Island) active andesite stratovolcano, situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, Photograph Richard Robinson, Arie Spyksma and James Frankham © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZpfN_f65ljEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZpfN_f65ljE/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-23-0079.jpgAustralasian GannetMorus serrator (Australasian Gannet) at Whakaari (White Island) active andesite stratovolcano, situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 23 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iPgPkP943wMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iPgPkP943wM/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-23-0057.jpgAustralasian GannetMorus serrator (Australasian Gannet) at Whakaari (White Island) active andesite stratovolcano, situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 23 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wC89fRmgMlIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wC89fRmgMlI/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-01-0027.jpgOkenia atkinsonorumOkenia atkinsonorum (nudibranch) 01 February 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019 Dive Number: 1,008 Time: 10:44:51 Site: Hideaway Bay, Poor Knights Islands New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: G Force. Temperature: 20.2 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 4452:50 Maximum Depth: 36.4 Bottom Time: 92 Bottom Time to Date: 53,724 Cumulative Time: 53,816https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wv7LpuWqKeQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wv7LpuWqKeQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-22-0278.jpgTerry's dwarfgobyEviota teresae (Terry's dwarfgoby) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008lLmRH1Gutghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008lLmRH1Gutg/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-23-0130.jpgMaize HarvestingMaize Harvesting, Tolaga Bay on the East Cape of the North Island, New Zealand. 23 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gh_Pc4EfxZshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gh_Pc4EfxZs/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-23-0141.jpgMaize HarvestingMaize Harvesting, Tolaga Bay on the East Cape of the North Island, New Zealand. 23 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EWOBv0Ejbpchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EWOBv0Ejbpc/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-23-0111.jpgTolaga Bay WharfHistoric Tolaga Bay Wharf on the East Cape of the North Island, New Zealand. 23 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Lty32Lux5E0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Lty32Lux5E0/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-23-0109.jpgTolaga Bay WharfHistoric Tolaga Bay Wharf on the East Cape of the North Island, New Zealand. 23 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TcckW3.tAXQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TcckW3.tAXQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-17-0123-Edit.jpgWhakaariWhakaari (White Island) active andesite stratovolcano, situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, Photograph Richard Robinson, Arie Spyksma and James Frankham © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v4eJTv8KA44https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v4eJTv8KA44/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-17-0012-Edit.jpgWhakaariWhakaari (White Island) active andesite stratovolcano, situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, Photograph Richard Robinson, Arie Spyksma and James Frankham © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000039p6r_rYYiAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000039p6r_rYYiA/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-20-0105.jpgOrakei KorakoOrakei Korako the Hidden Valley Geothermal Park on the Banks of the Waikato River, New Zealand. Tuesday 20 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O6fsxnOmDs0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O6fsxnOmDs0/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-20-0106.jpgOrakei KorakoOrakei Korako the Hidden Valley Geothermal Park on the Banks of the Waikato River, New Zealand. Tuesday 20 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ffle5zZxJtohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ffle5zZxJto/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-20-0105-1.jpgOrakei KorakoOrakei Korako the Hidden Valley Geothermal Park on the Banks of the Waikato River, New Zealand. Tuesday 20 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PXgeo1socQYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PXgeo1socQY/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-20-0070.jpgOrakei KorakoOrakei Korako the Hidden Valley Geothermal Park on the Banks of the Waikato River, New Zealand. Tuesday 20 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vrecXobFki8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vrecXobFki8/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-20-0085.jpgOrakei KorakoOrakei Korako the Hidden Valley Geothermal Park on the Banks of the Waikato River, New Zealand. Tuesday 20 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NmW34zF_skwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NmW34zF_skw/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-20-0023.jpgOrakei KorakoOrakei Korako the Hidden Valley Geothermal Park on the Banks of the Waikato River, New Zealand. Tuesday 20 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TDwZZ5dTPBghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TDwZZ5dTPBg/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-20-0014.jpgOrakei KorakoOrakei Korako the Hidden Valley Geothermal Park on the Banks of the Waikato River, New Zealand. Tuesday 20 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hE.L9cUkmEUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hE.L9cUkmEU/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-20-0019.jpgOrakei KorakoOrakei Korako the Hidden Valley Geothermal Park on the Banks of the Waikato River, New Zealand. Tuesday 20 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lO_DOa4hpj8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lO_DOa4hpj8/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-20-0022.jpgOrakei KorakoOrakei Korako the Hidden Valley Geothermal Park on the Banks of the Waikato River, New Zealand. Tuesday 20 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sNRBPrAPCjUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sNRBPrAPCjU/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-20-0006.jpgOrakei KorakoOrakei Korako the Hidden Valley Geothermal Park on the Banks of the Waikato River, New Zealand. Tuesday 20 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u1xsp.6p3Z0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u1xsp.6p3Z0/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-20-0012.jpgOrakei KorakoOrakei Korako the Hidden Valley Geothermal Park on the Banks of the Waikato River, New Zealand. Tuesday 20 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JpjFJ1rWvyQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JpjFJ1rWvyQ/fit=1000x1000/2019-02-20-0005.jpgOrakei KorakoOrakei Korako the Hidden Valley Geothermal Park on the Banks of the Waikato River, New Zealand. Tuesday 20 February 2019. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ozn2nqD8.rwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ozn2nqD8.rw/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-09-0017.jpg2008-08-09-0017.jpgA Scorpion Fish (Scorpaena cardinalis) hides be hind a Kina (Evechinus chloroticus) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 09 August 2008.Dive Number 86 : Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 14.9 m. Average Depth 8.8 m. Temp 14c. O2:32%.Bottom Time 66 min. Bottom Time to Date 3717 min Cumulative Time 3783 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FE8X6ROOl0Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FE8X6ROOl0Y/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0521.jpg2010-04-23-0521.jpgDead Kina (Evechinus chloroticus) in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 256.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 21.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 60:40 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.9 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,395 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,465 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jf6KiYayX8chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jf6KiYayX8c/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-18-0226.jpg2013-04-18-0226.jpgEvechinus chloroticus (Kina) at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 18 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 464 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 269:21 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.1 meters Bottom Time: 68 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 71% Bottom Time to Date: 30,979 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,047 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000srdHLoWd.T4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000srdHLoWd.T4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0165.jpgOneataAcropora sp. (Staghorn Coral) at Oneata, Fiji during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Tuesday 22 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 935 Time: 12:00 Site: Oneata outer reef, Fiji Dive Buddy: Kina Scollay Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 23.6 degrees Maximum Depth: 39 meters Bottom Time: 58 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 50,501 minutes Cumulative Time: 50,559 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000028o12XKhf2chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000028o12XKhf2c/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-23-0189.jpg2009-05-23-0189.jpgSea Urchin commonly known as Kina (Evechinus chloroticus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 23 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 165.Max Depth 25.4 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 62 min..Bottom Time to Date 8087 min..Cumulative Time 8149 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C.41I.0rwhUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C.41I.0rwhU/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0008.jpg2012-07-07-0008.jpgRaspailia topsenti (sponge).Saturday 07 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 423.Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 216:55 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 61.7 meters.Bottom Time: 93 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,012 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,105 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nCiagU3W9aIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nCiagU3W9aI/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-23-0108.jpgTolaga Bay WharfHistoric Tolaga Bay Wharf on the East Cape of the North Island, New Zealand. 23 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G3xst3xJ35ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G3xst3xJ35o/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-23-0129.jpgMaize HarvestingMaize Harvesting, Tolaga Bay on the East Cape of the North Island, New Zealand. 23 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r1vgJG62v2ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r1vgJG62v2o/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-23-0122.jpgTolaga Bay WharfHistoric Tolaga Bay Wharf on the East Cape of the North Island, New Zealand. 23 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005LLME698ZcEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005LLME698ZcE/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-23-0106.jpgEast Cape LighthouseEast Cape Lighthouse looking towards East Island on the East Cape of the North Island, New Zealand. 23 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Dit1pC.wQtkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Dit1pC.wQtk/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-23-0090.jpgEast Cape LighthouseEast Cape Lighthouse looking towards East Island on the East Cape of the North Island, New Zealand. 23 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qLpoVumzZCMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qLpoVumzZCM/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-23-0098.jpgEast Cape LighthouseEast Cape Lighthouse looking towards East Island on the East Cape of the North Island, New Zealand. 23 March 2019 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vq8fvSYypAghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vq8fvSYypAg/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-17-0151-Edit.jpgWhakaariWhakaari (White Island) active andesite stratovolcano, situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, Photograph Richard Robinson, Arie Spyksma and James Frankham © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LVdpuTx5rK4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LVdpuTx5rK4/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-17-0147-Edit.jpgWhakaariWhakaari (White Island) active andesite stratovolcano, situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, Photograph Richard Robinson, Arie Spyksma and James Frankham © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jDI.hJhZMf0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jDI.hJhZMf0/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-17-0008-Edit.jpgWhakaariWhakaari (White Island) active andesite stratovolcano, situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, Photograph Richard Robinson, Arie Spyksma and James Frankham © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ThiKOb0VljMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ThiKOb0VljM/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-15-0349-Edit.jpgWhakaariWhakaari (White Island) active andesite stratovolcano, situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, Photograph Richard Robinson, Arie Spyksma and James Frankham © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006aaOCW5ULawhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006aaOCW5ULaw/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-15-0275-Edit.jpgWhakaariWhakaari (White Island) active andesite stratovolcano, situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, Photograph Richard Robinson, Arie Spyksma and James Frankham © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RCZG2qM1tvkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RCZG2qM1tvk/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-15-0384-Edit.jpgWhakaariWhakaari (White Island) active andesite stratovolcano, situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, Photograph Richard Robinson, Arie Spyksma and James Frankham © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S00GGqcAQoghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S00GGqcAQog/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-15-0264-Edit.jpgWhakaariWhakaari (White Island) active andesite stratovolcano, situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, Photograph Richard Robinson, Arie Spyksma and James Frankham © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003ZLi7V0DE3Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003ZLi7V0DE3E/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-15-0268-Edit.jpgWhakaariWhakaari (White Island) active andesite stratovolcano, situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, Photograph Richard Robinson, Arie Spyksma and James Frankham © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dwf98C5ou.8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dwf98C5ou.8/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-15-0263.jpgWhakaariWhakaari (White Island) active andesite stratovolcano, situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, Photograph Richard Robinson, Arie Spyksma and James Frankham © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uoz0xlijgEYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uoz0xlijgEY/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-15-0247-Edit.jpgWhakaariWhakaari (White Island) active andesite stratovolcano, situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, Photograph Richard Robinson, Arie Spyksma and James Frankham © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ae3xNC3Ly3ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ae3xNC3Ly3g/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-15-0242-Edit.jpgWhakaariWhakaari (White Island) active andesite stratovolcano, situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, Photograph Richard Robinson, Arie Spyksma and James Frankham © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_dqTN9zbXRIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_dqTN9zbXRI/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-15-0232.jpgWhakaariWhakaari (White Island) active andesite stratovolcano, situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, Photograph Richard Robinson, Arie Spyksma and James Frankham © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GzexEiSAGTohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GzexEiSAGTo/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-15-0139-Edit.jpgWhakaariWhakaari (White Island) active andesite stratovolcano, situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, Photograph Richard Robinson, Arie Spyksma and James Frankham © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VQWhKV9cO5shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VQWhKV9cO5s/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-15-0186-Edit.jpgWhakaariWhakaari (White Island) active andesite stratovolcano, situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, Photograph Richard Robinson, Arie Spyksma and James Frankham © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OCLC6VVHWPYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OCLC6VVHWPY/fit=1000x1000/2019-03-15-0168-Edit.jpgWhakaariWhakaari (White Island) active andesite stratovolcano, situated 48 km from the east coast of the North Island of New Zealand, Photograph Richard Robinson, Arie Spyksma and James Frankham © 2019https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sfjWrraPf9whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sfjWrraPf9w/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-31-0245.jpg2011-03-31-0245.dngCallyspongia latituba (Organ-pipe sponge)..Wednesday 30 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ilhJqyj65WMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ilhJqyj65WM/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0044.jpgOrgan-pipe spongeCallyspongia latituba (Organ-pipe sponge). Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009YfmFZJCAE8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009YfmFZJCAE8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0098.jpgOrgan Pipe SpongeCallyspongia latituba (Organ-pipe sponge). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 475 Site: Eastern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 280:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters Bottom Time: 114 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 50% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 31,791 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,905 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E5NQTfLAMachttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E5NQTfLAMac/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0084.jpgOrgan Pipe SpongeCallyspongia latituba (Organ-pipe sponge). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 475 Site: Eastern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 280:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters Bottom Time: 114 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 50% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 31,791 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,905 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002.dvXr7uol4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002.dvXr7uol4/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0315.jpgWaikare Wreck 1910Diver Ian Skipworth on the wreck of the Waikare 1910 at Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ADEHy4NKYDohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ADEHy4NKYDo/fit=1000x1000/William-Trubridge-04.jpgWilliam TrubridgeWilliam Trubridge -World champion freediver and ambassador for the New Zealand’s endangered Maui dolphin.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qvNS0lRAyeshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qvNS0lRAyes/fit=1000x1000/William-Trubridge-02.jpgWilliam TrubridgeWilliam Trubridge -World champion freediver and ambassador for the New Zealand’s endangered Maui dolphin.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SZwUQu3L7xIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SZwUQu3L7xI/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0144.jpg2012-04-17-0144.jpgZanclistius elevatus (Long-finned boarfish)..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zjqbRM2CMmkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zjqbRM2CMmk/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0257.jpgShrimpCommon euphausid shrimp Nyctiphanes australis consumed by Parazoanthus elongatus (Yellow zoathhid anemone). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 470 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:30 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,547 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,616 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nk1wGIMexUshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nk1wGIMexUs/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-07-0819.jpgBlack-billed gullsBlack-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka near the Rangitata River mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Saturday 06 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fckh64QYesYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fckh64QYesY/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-07-0909.jpgBlack-billed gullsBlack-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka near the Rangitata River mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Saturday 06 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n8TBAn8J1HQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n8TBAn8J1HQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-07-0816.jpgBlack-billed gullsBlack-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka near the Rangitata River mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Saturday 06 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.lbnPsYi9HAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.lbnPsYi9HA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-07-0852.jpgBlack-billed gullsBlack-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka near the Rangitata River mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Saturday 06 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UhKCP8xS0XMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UhKCP8xS0XM/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-07-0409.jpgBraided River birdsBraided River bird display outside the Ashburton District Council. Friday 05 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S6IXsUiVEyAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S6IXsUiVEyA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-07-0412.jpgBraided River birdsBraided River bird display outside the Ashburton District Council. Friday 05 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g4E5rKP6lqAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g4E5rKP6lqA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-07-0428.jpgBraided River birdsBraided River bird display outside the Ashburton District Council. Friday 05 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000knSwh71aFF4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000knSwh71aFF4/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-05-0287.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka near the Ashburton River / Hakatere mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Friday 05 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006LvBrQfykhshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006LvBrQfykhs/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-05-0272.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka near the Ashburton River / Hakatere mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Friday 05 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006dPYT_GYIVEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006dPYT_GYIVE/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-05-0267.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka near the Ashburton River / Hakatere mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Friday 05 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gZ3kWVmbBPIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gZ3kWVmbBPI/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-05-0245.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka near the Ashburton River / Hakatere mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Friday 05 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WWuh.8q5plshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WWuh.8q5pls/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-05-0205.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka near the Ashburton River / Hakatere mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Friday 05 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000067ctn4eWKpQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000067ctn4eWKpQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-05-0186.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka near the Ashburton River / Hakatere mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Friday 05 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z5.byJlSmNchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z5.byJlSmNc/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-1006.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kdD4WYB4fEAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kdD4WYB4fEA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-1075-1.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005wBbfohD81khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005wBbfohD81k/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-1075.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a5LXet19ch8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a5LXet19ch8/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-0873.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TTCuEnPly_khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TTCuEnPly_k/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-0849.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DJ.1O1ySqwIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DJ.1O1ySqwI/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-0946.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HLNknuQEPpAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HLNknuQEPpA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-0846.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004U_iWOMRJgMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004U_iWOMRJgM/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-0696.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vJAr0ffm7MUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vJAr0ffm7MU/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-0844.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iX8qUsl9DSIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iX8qUsl9DSI/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-0681.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M8FYvcylkGshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M8FYvcylkGs/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-0672.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CNFjTvyIvnQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CNFjTvyIvnQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-0621.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000up5F1TwwET0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000up5F1TwwET0/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-0679.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h5XkCG0LuOshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h5XkCG0LuOs/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-0532.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WLSQvbw7yJAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WLSQvbw7yJA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-0593.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T_NYmljo8nQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T_NYmljo8nQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-0444.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009e5u9poXlr8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009e5u9poXlr8/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-0350.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fNiZ3AUE6aMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fNiZ3AUE6aM/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-0426.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001GiOgmWTpyIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001GiOgmWTpyI/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-0320.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B4b04HLKlwkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B4b04HLKlwk/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-0330.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CiC57KAVDjQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CiC57KAVDjQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-0304.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mWRE1Xk48Qwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mWRE1Xk48Qw/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-0242.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001WW1AwrfGKIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001WW1AwrfGKI/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-0303.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KvXgPSYqkOshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KvXgPSYqkOs/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-0289.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZmlOn4s8uwAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZmlOn4s8uwA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-0236.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f4v_EmxzzZ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f4v_EmxzzZ0/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-0204.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K5PCfYH6V6ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K5PCfYH6V6o/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-0152.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w.AVUnG.yo4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w.AVUnG.yo4/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-6158.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nlnxBN6_xwchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nlnxBN6_xwc/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-6177-1.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BunTMJwBz8ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BunTMJwBz8g/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-6177.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000048sX2UjCWnwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000048sX2UjCWnw/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-6153.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000weYyUk0pl4Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000weYyUk0pl4A/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-6154.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006dnloblOECohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006dnloblOECo/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-6129.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001xkj19uaNXMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001xkj19uaNXM/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-6100.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000.._abAcSpIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000.._abAcSpI/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-6109.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YLHjJY9axOQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YLHjJY9axOQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-6086.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x6OJZaHweCchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x6OJZaHweCc/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-6022.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lGMS9.GJBjMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lGMS9.GJBjM/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-6005.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F5_rydK266ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F5_rydK266o/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-5951.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rsVFIrF2Cawhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rsVFIrF2Caw/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-5787.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H7VICXSot_Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H7VICXSot_M/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-5764-1.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xic7PaVYB54https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xic7PaVYB54/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-5764.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yUDULPmoVRAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yUDULPmoVRA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-5748.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bfNrMoivjZQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bfNrMoivjZQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-5680.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f6W.PVE.IRUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f6W.PVE.IRU/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-5676.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005R_cxwiBlaIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005R_cxwiBlaI/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-5642-1.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TKxwO2Dg6Rkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TKxwO2Dg6Rk/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-5673.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mKCKYHFEjsAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mKCKYHFEjsA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-5635.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e7ZnUIPoDYohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e7ZnUIPoDYo/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-5611.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OWOujHazlMchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OWOujHazlMc/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-5602.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UNBBs0I9wOkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UNBBs0I9wOk/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-5594.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ApnRqaVlotEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ApnRqaVlotE/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-5590.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_LkfHPc7sMIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_LkfHPc7sMI/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-5540.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l2Rs.JBbYk0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l2Rs.JBbYk0/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-5386.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t1tAb_NxE8shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t1tAb_NxE8s/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-5579.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wjj8X2Aa_kwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wjj8X2Aa_kw/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-5220.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vkrt8KYjo2Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vkrt8KYjo2U/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-5104.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E.CBpB3qiZ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E.CBpB3qiZ8/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-4974-1.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005Fo0K1cRWDAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005Fo0K1cRWDA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-4760.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YvQBOHtH6f4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YvQBOHtH6f4/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-4974.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M0xImtThz5Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M0xImtThz5Q/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-4644.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZI76C2Bzh8whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZI76C2Bzh8w/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-4697.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CHBh4JoVKLIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CHBh4JoVKLI/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-4698.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003IX4AMx0.uEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003IX4AMx0.uE/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-4547.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WrA0Kl4P7sshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WrA0Kl4P7ss/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-4594.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zpSQH3PE7TEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zpSQH3PE7TE/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-4545.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WPp3uWpokn8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WPp3uWpokn8/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-4464.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G5wyoz_JbUkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G5wyoz_JbUk/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1600.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XOMuB_QzCBIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XOMuB_QzCBI/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1518.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TjNTuOHbWfshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TjNTuOHbWfs/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1586.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Hy1HcJafvoshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Hy1HcJafvos/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1507.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000eHVG5LLf70https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000eHVG5LLf70/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1502.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l3IyiA1FEL4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l3IyiA1FEL4/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1494.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DXVSHLI6GZEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DXVSHLI6GZE/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1465.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ODc7RmK5bXIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ODc7RmK5bXI/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1467.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xr1IFM03UjUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xr1IFM03UjU/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1409.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pDMhRf4lexkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pDMhRf4lexk/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1364.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kd..fxZX2sAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kd..fxZX2sA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1358.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qcn7LkxFUKIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qcn7LkxFUKI/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1315.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BfiDxjL7TLwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BfiDxjL7TLw/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1303.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nLY_jOxFJ4shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nLY_jOxFJ4s/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1213.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xvv.aXvag3Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xvv.aXvag3E/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1204.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LiXG7iLXxwshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LiXG7iLXxws/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1155.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006KijsZkqa7Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006KijsZkqa7U/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1144.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MgQfMmToezchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MgQfMmToezc/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1171.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m6rgVaVKFfchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m6rgVaVKFfc/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1110.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dUWOsTN5440https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dUWOsTN5440/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1101.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000002ESPOLuVjEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000002ESPOLuVjE/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1100.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DC2hCde68gAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DC2hCde68gA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1052.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YKRZd0VKN6Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YKRZd0VKN6I/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1026.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PFukcM2.j7Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PFukcM2.j7M/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1039.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xt5uvRDx_Oshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xt5uvRDx_Os/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1036.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EH4jVoXfu34https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EH4jVoXfu34/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1012.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002grvlXqm9X0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002grvlXqm9X0/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0952.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hxa_Z9zPCFwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hxa_Z9zPCFw/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0953.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UZOFLQ4G258https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UZOFLQ4G258/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0950.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UaDL_yRpisIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UaDL_yRpisI/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0826.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003AEdtzmzt8chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003AEdtzmzt8c/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0944.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bFR_AclLT0ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bFR_AclLT0g/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0927.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000746wUnuaHXEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000746wUnuaHXE/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0782.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EuWU_0vX6EAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EuWU_0vX6EA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0672.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AZtAmHuIhw8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AZtAmHuIhw8/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0767.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YBLpT3AN.GIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YBLpT3AN.GI/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0645.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QC39jNuzINwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QC39jNuzINw/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0584.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Aem5WFwqBOkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Aem5WFwqBOk/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0592.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007Eg.lpuOk60https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007Eg.lpuOk60/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0592-1.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nBxLLC2R0.Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nBxLLC2R0.Q/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0540.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009k.ggoK3GZIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009k.ggoK3GZI/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0549.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Rgm6vRedfPghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Rgm6vRedfPg/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0523.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bSnCnX.mRughttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bSnCnX.mRug/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0482.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ToNpxTNrevYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ToNpxTNrevY/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0481.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SgPuZEVebNshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SgPuZEVebNs/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0479-1.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CU3ybo0ft60https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CU3ybo0ft60/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0479.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TeSc9dZ5ds4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TeSc9dZ5ds4/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0450.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002fk4zxiYVNQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002fk4zxiYVNQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0439.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mBzz2L7pvGAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mBzz2L7pvGA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0357.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.ZQvY8oQvFohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.ZQvY8oQvFo/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0435.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007dfoP76oGoUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007dfoP76oGoU/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0302.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zygy8CRytsghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zygy8CRytsg/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0303.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Rei1uNQNC4Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Rei1uNQNC4E/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-05-0181.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka near the Ashburton River / Hakatere mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Friday 05 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009.PfTpLH8Mghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009.PfTpLH8Mg/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-05-0170.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka near the Ashburton River / Hakatere mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Friday 05 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y89YEakl.nEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y89YEakl.nE/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-05-0153.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka near the Ashburton River / Hakatere mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Friday 05 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iPdxynwaNZohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iPdxynwaNZo/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-2348.jpg2018-10-04-2348.tifBlack Billed Gulls Day Three. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JoKGjN9pFochttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JoKGjN9pFoc/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-2347.jpg2018-10-04-2347.tifBlack Billed Gulls Day Three. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bVSnXFeSGbQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bVSnXFeSGbQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-2344.jpg2018-10-04-2344.tifBlack Billed Gulls Day Three. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001F91RaKt8schttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001F91RaKt8sc/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-2343.jpg2018-10-04-2343.tifBlack Billed Gulls Day Three. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vAEvDhmvDmUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vAEvDhmvDmU/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-2342.jpg2018-10-04-2342.tifBlack Billed Gulls Day Three. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WeLEZkUfhFQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WeLEZkUfhFQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-2341.jpg2018-10-04-2341.tifBlack-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka follow a plough on a Lumsden farm, Southland New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004RH3ydazZj0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004RH3ydazZj0/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-2340.jpg2018-10-04-2340.tifBlack-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka follow a plough on a Lumsden farm, Southland New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JUdh5Rt0l.khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JUdh5Rt0l.k/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-2329.jpg2018-10-04-2329.tifBlack-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka follow a plough on a Lumsden farm, Southland New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g_Cb1e3LS8whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g_Cb1e3LS8w/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-2330.jpg2018-10-04-2330.tifBlack-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka follow a plough on a Lumsden farm, Southland New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Aa5dpAcBdAMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Aa5dpAcBdAM/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-2327.jpg2018-10-04-2327.tifBlack-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka follow a plough on a Lumsden farm, Southland New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XGYx5ZK7oB8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XGYx5ZK7oB8/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-2276.jpg2018-10-04-2276.tifBlack-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka follow a plough on a Lumsden farm, Southland New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vwodtDyjqdwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vwodtDyjqdw/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-2265.jpg2018-10-04-2265.tifBlack-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka follow a plough on a Lumsden farm, Southland New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zISzOy_Y6hwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zISzOy_Y6hw/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-2211.jpg2018-10-04-2211.tifBlack-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka follow a plough on a Lumsden farm, Southland New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BmPGsSRKKx4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BmPGsSRKKx4/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-2206.jpg2018-10-04-2206.tifBlack-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka follow a plough on a Lumsden farm, Southland New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Gknfmv55P0chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Gknfmv55P0c/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-2031.jpg2018-10-04-2031.tifBlack-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka follow a plough on a Lumsden farm, Southland New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006yzkDx1du0chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006yzkDx1du0c/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-1947.jpg2018-10-04-1947.tifBlack-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka follow a plough on a Lumsden farm, Southland New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OVzAv0tPTpMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OVzAv0tPTpM/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-2124.jpg2018-10-04-2124.tifBlack-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka follow a plough on a Lumsden farm, Southland New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZOpxboMgeAAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZOpxboMgeAA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-1672.jpgBlack billed gullA fly fisherman who wished not to be identified fishes near a colony without disruption to the nesting birds on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ljxDnd5VcEMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ljxDnd5VcEM/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-1944.jpg2018-10-04-1944.tifBlack-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka follow a plough on a Lumsden farm, Southland New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_2yXBfwrq2Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_2yXBfwrq2E/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-1598.jpgBlack billed gullA fly fisherman who wished not to be identified fishes near a colony without disruption to the nesting birds on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wk.zk7mF488https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wk.zk7mF488/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-1497.jpgBlack billed gullA fly fisherman who wished not to be identified fishes near a colony without disruption to the nesting birds on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I0eKOteO0bshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I0eKOteO0bs/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-1482.jpg2018-10-04-1482.tifBlack Billed Gulls Day Three. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n5agyfINBxohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n5agyfINBxo/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-1440.jpgBlack billed gullA fly fisherman who wished not to be identified fishes near a colony without disruption to the nesting birds on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y3sbh3jhjp8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y3sbh3jhjp8/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-1284-1.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DTfUONKz0T8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DTfUONKz0T8/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-1284.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RJUjEaMx294https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RJUjEaMx294/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-1271.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AHVBwEhr8K8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AHVBwEhr8K8/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-1232-2.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ycc8bl24owchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ycc8bl24owc/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-1232.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VcFA.h2uGEAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VcFA.h2uGEA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-1232-1.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sTAEXN9OnnIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sTAEXN9OnnI/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-1205.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wCsVxNpPzJQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wCsVxNpPzJQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-1204-1.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FfXAw1a55bghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FfXAw1a55bg/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-1204-2.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JGY04qd6AzQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JGY04qd6AzQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-1188.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a52MliHc72Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a52MliHc72A/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-1204.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wYCU_EptYCohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wYCU_EptYCo/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-1167.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P0xCPltMjawhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P0xCPltMjaw/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-1169.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IHjEBIiRjbYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IHjEBIiRjbY/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-1156.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000epyqPH8RzRkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000epyqPH8RzRk/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-1146.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WetP4Vdcea0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WetP4Vdcea0/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-04-1158.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Thursday 04 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_8KaQqzHZ4khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_8KaQqzHZ4k/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0290.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000093AHzajpTmQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000093AHzajpTmQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0284.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000453UeKC2R3Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000453UeKC2R3A/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0283-1.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ruh.AYTGUsMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ruh.AYTGUsM/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0256.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000losAE6CHawkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000losAE6CHawk/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0272.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yeH4hVvXPTghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yeH4hVvXPTg/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0283.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Npd3wm8_37Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Npd3wm8_37Y/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0211.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a685HkgeMgAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a685HkgeMgA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0247.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e9HKnOgxUD0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e9HKnOgxUD0/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0209.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000._Kn9mcCbjchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000._Kn9mcCbjc/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0197.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PSfZnw4CN2chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PSfZnw4CN2c/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-2034.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Pv.gN8aggNAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Pv.gN8aggNA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-2011.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Yq_lRtmoKlAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Yq_lRtmoKlA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-2033.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uWnDIcCrYZIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uWnDIcCrYZI/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-1732.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_wrPKoJI39Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_wrPKoJI39A/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-1528.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Pxelna.eNYchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Pxelna.eNYc/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-1356.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NyAcATXny5Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NyAcATXny5Q/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-1251.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zqmpauUCvAchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zqmpauUCvAc/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-1302.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000913j4ZMQMakhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000913j4ZMQMak/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-1218.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YCy0xnIrG3khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YCy0xnIrG3k/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-1126.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JFGnb3swBTshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JFGnb3swBTs/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-1091.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YG96OWl1_Jchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YG96OWl1_Jc/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-1017-1.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WOJq0fsPS3khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WOJq0fsPS3k/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-1017.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iOGHevT88echttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iOGHevT88ec/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-1016-1.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H.4Q7n4sY2Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H.4Q7n4sY2I/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-1016.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F5nnVoNDpbQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F5nnVoNDpbQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-1008.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IiR5P4y1qy0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IiR5P4y1qy0/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-0814.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jnB4_YEzlCghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jnB4_YEzlCg/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-0766.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tSN95.0LSWEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tSN95.0LSWE/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-0727.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000008pQQmzLs_Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000008pQQmzLs_A/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-0615.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lMC2EWOp1N4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lMC2EWOp1N4/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-0675.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AJPrxVp0jf8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AJPrxVp0jf8/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-0573-1.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006GHeVSSObMAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006GHeVSSObMA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-0573.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZC0YamqhoZ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZC0YamqhoZ8/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-0520.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SpTwvtT.VzMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SpTwvtT.VzM/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-0436.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sIfhUmRvmhshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sIfhUmRvmhs/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-0438.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vCntCM1TPRYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vCntCM1TPRY/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-0429.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_z0QkkQqVS4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_z0QkkQqVS4/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-0239.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hH2ueiV8B_ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hH2ueiV8B_g/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-0380.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i.NDFR9o5.shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i.NDFR9o5.s/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-0272.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KpONRm5w7I0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KpONRm5w7I0/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0661.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000045g9ASSGCdEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000045g9ASSGCdE/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-4222.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003IpYHhGRhIYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003IpYHhGRhIY/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-4434.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AsXortC.2SUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AsXortC.2SU/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-4432.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WGVNrrbOu34https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WGVNrrbOu34/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-4181.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000INfNgOaksdAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000INfNgOaksdA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-4054.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001x9Gkmg4t1whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001x9Gkmg4t1w/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-4032.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xdnhP2.jKXohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xdnhP2.jKXo/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-4021.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006y.37_R_UDMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006y.37_R_UDM/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-4011.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iFoNmyZNPnkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iFoNmyZNPnk/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3997-2.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z0FqKGXryR8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z0FqKGXryR8/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3997.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uRYygVdTVL8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uRYygVdTVL8/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3994.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000caPzttw6rG8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000caPzttw6rG8/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3997-1.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006ZvQC8ZlIaQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006ZvQC8ZlIaQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3919.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Zvezn0p4aRYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Zvezn0p4aRY/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3951.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZHsw_6cZi8Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZHsw_6cZi8E/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3936.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qtUhCAkMO.ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qtUhCAkMO.g/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3913.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wRGRQM_P0u8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wRGRQM_P0u8/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3901.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SdxaULyIJtghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SdxaULyIJtg/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3795.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JKNiQA78Y50https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JKNiQA78Y50/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3759-1-1.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008q4v_AKJqLohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008q4v_AKJqLo/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3768.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WGEWqY5oYskhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WGEWqY5oYsk/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3759-1.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.mpGJ40GMTkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.mpGJ40GMTk/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3759.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RiIZq6w_NMUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RiIZq6w_NMU/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3613.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SxMlY.8DzYshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SxMlY.8DzYs/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3645.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XTEaZycYNkYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XTEaZycYNkY/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3614.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WM17H_QdOWwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WM17H_QdOWw/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3571.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009QAnlWcgsm8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009QAnlWcgsm8/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3281.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001f5U9gNVrtshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001f5U9gNVrts/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3277.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qAov7PGmInwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qAov7PGmInw/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3278.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000057j1iQsPyLkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000057j1iQsPyLk/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3235.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A1aTUu8UF6khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A1aTUu8UF6k/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3276.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jjhqLewhB1Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jjhqLewhB1A/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3220.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SJccD1g7nhEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SJccD1g7nhE/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3208.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000StKVmbqWYwAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000StKVmbqWYwA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3201.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rEWWSqkgEnkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rEWWSqkgEnk/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3184.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002uyru59B480https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002uyru59B480/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3192.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NN1ath3b0BIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NN1ath3b0BI/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3158-1.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ASREW02Duvohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ASREW02Duvo/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3158.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_tLVP6nAHWMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_tLVP6nAHWM/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3000.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TdcNmxxBh2Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TdcNmxxBh2Q/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2999.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mSv42FnnD0ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mSv42FnnD0o/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2820-1.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jfbFLQl2C38https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jfbFLQl2C38/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2814.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YQQtIHTh0Lkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YQQtIHTh0Lk/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2998.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lXgKHnPAx5Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lXgKHnPAx5E/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2820.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QJ1mp.yIpwwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QJ1mp.yIpww/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2708.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EzSa8xlsfdwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EzSa8xlsfdw/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2319.jpg2018-10-03-2319.tifA dead Black-billed gull (Larus bulleri) entangled in twine at a colony on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KQroOM8IPQchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KQroOM8IPQc/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2312.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) chick, also known as Tarapuka at a colony on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xKq6V_n0Fk8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xKq6V_n0Fk8/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2316.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) chick, also known as Tarapuka at a colony on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zQNhzGMhxNYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zQNhzGMhxNY/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2302.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) chick, also known as Tarapuka at a colony on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kE3kYuCO7T8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kE3kYuCO7T8/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2301.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) chick, also known as Tarapuka at a colony on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kURy6TniAb0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kURy6TniAb0/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2297-1.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) egg hatching at a colony on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ht9_PfLDXeAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ht9_PfLDXeA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2298.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) egg hatching at a colony on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FySHvWcA_FYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FySHvWcA_FY/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2297.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) egg hatching at a colony on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008Y1HMH6XWvchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008Y1HMH6XWvc/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2275.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) egg hatching at a colony on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kiH0jh712Aghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kiH0jh712Ag/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2267.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) egg hatching at a colony on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q9L6cNPLJAshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q9L6cNPLJAs/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2258.jpg2018-10-03-2258.tifA dead Black-billed gull (Larus bulleri) entangled in twine at a colony on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MsBBN_w2yOchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MsBBN_w2yOc/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2263.jpg2018-10-03-2263.tifA dead Black-billed gull (Larus bulleri) entangled in twine at a colony on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lUCewLLkD5Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lUCewLLkD5Y/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2239.jpg2018-10-03-2239.tifA dead Black-billed gull (Larus bulleri) entangled in twine at a colony on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003f42CswDpOohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003f42CswDpOo/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2253.jpg2018-10-03-2253.tifA dead Black-billed gull (Larus bulleri) entangled in twine at a colony on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BtN9kvyzCjchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BtN9kvyzCjc/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2235.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) chick, also known as Tarapuka at a colony on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008qgNSgybBn4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008qgNSgybBn4/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2210.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) chick, also known as Tarapuka at a colony on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002eG4XERQh94https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002eG4XERQh94/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2199.jpgBlack billed gullsBryony Alden from the Department of Conservation surveys a colony of Black-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aHIs6mrTPm0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aHIs6mrTPm0/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2201.jpgBlack billed gullsBryony Alden from the Department of Conservation surveys a colony of Black-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MnUoEQdENCUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MnUoEQdENCU/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2198.jpgBlack billed gullsBryony Alden from the Department of Conservation surveys a colony of Black-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wUIevEJutTMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wUIevEJutTM/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2191.jpgBlack billed gullsBryony Alden from the Department of Conservation surveys a colony of Black-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_M_xHN.6e4Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_M_xHN.6e4U/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2107.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) chick, also known as Tarapuka at a colony on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R5QJ2v8vcX8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R5QJ2v8vcX8/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2102.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) chick, also known as Tarapuka at a colony on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r2c0sb2bEd0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r2c0sb2bEd0/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2077.jpgBlack billed gullsBryony Alden and Richard Maloney from the Department of Conservation surveys a colony of Black-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mkbCFd5BGsQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mkbCFd5BGsQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2081.jpgBlack billed gullsBryony Alden and Richard Maloney from the Department of Conservation surveys a colony of Black-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009CPVHNOD6G4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009CPVHNOD6G4/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2061.jpgBlack billed gullsRichard Maloney from the Department of Conservation surveys a colony of Black-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kbdisNmdimshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kbdisNmdims/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2056.jpgBlack billed gullsBryony Alden and Richard Maloney from the Department of Conservation surveys a colony of Black-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005It3AXkgmIohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005It3AXkgmIo/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2058.jpgBlack billed gullsBryony Alden and Richard Maloney from the Department of Conservation surveys a colony of Black-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005tzDGIP86_Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005tzDGIP86_E/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2048.jpgBlack billed gullsBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TBdRprPUphEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TBdRprPUphE/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2039.jpgBlack billed gullsBryony Alden and Richard Maloney from the Department of Conservation surveys a colony of Black-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xqAOHKyXdwchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xqAOHKyXdwc/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2028.jpgBlack billed gullsBryony Alden from the Department of Conservation surveys a colony of Black-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000090bWnqcyqrEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000090bWnqcyqrE/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-2010.jpgBlack billed gullsBryony Alden from the Department of Conservation surveys a colony of Black-billed gulls (Larus bulleri) also known as Tarapuka on the Aparima River near Wreys Bush, Southland New Zealand. Wednesday 03 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hWcoiwTJqRshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hWcoiwTJqRs/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1849.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KqiF9j8QSQ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KqiF9j8QSQ0/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1897.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000MPbhWJZmpAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000MPbhWJZmpA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1841.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003CAufeZ3p1Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003CAufeZ3p1E/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1629.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004QszbSzYalEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004QszbSzYalE/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-1690.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000onF_hzv3XHAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000onF_hzv3XHA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3541.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HXfeXiKB7tghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HXfeXiKB7tg/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3518.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JCkKSsX1W9Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JCkKSsX1W9E/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3477.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YTydqbxJUGwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YTydqbxJUGw/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3443.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TFmtKRd5X0Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TFmtKRd5X0U/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3454.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uWVNQYVyALAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uWVNQYVyALA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3467.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kCD2EvMQiGAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kCD2EvMQiGA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3429.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w__zpHzgddYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w__zpHzgddY/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3422.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SRnJlyKH0Pshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SRnJlyKH0Ps/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-3339.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ttq2cZ4KvWghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ttq2cZ4KvWg/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0191.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005jDctO3G2s4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005jDctO3G2s4/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0147.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ijw7_9TfM_Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ijw7_9TfM_Q/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0101.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Dt.qmzjIgIohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Dt.qmzjIgIo/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-03-0134.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NKl7whiYXy4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NKl7whiYXy4/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-2141.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XCm3y43dyq0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XCm3y43dyq0/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-2159.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vwbqV_DkIMwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vwbqV_DkIMw/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-2158.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tbZ8TvT5FZEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tbZ8TvT5FZE/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-2092.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ID47Y5nWm1Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ID47Y5nWm1U/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-2108.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dBNvIXysXhYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dBNvIXysXhY/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-02-2058.jpgBlack billed gullBlack-billed gull (Larus bulleri) colony, also known as Tarapuka on the Oreti River, near Lumsden, Southland, New Zealand. Tuesday 02 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007PSuvoQLQkQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007PSuvoQLQkQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-16-0242.jpg2013-04-16-0242.JPGParkinson's Petrel (Procellaria Parkinsoni) off South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Tuesday 16 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000huRqjozqN80https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000huRqjozqN80/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-01-0058-1.jpgLeatherjacketMeuschenia scaber (Leatherjacket) is framed by the yellow sponge Iophon proximum. Thursday 01 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 528 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 11:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 348:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 80.3 meters Bottom Time: 183 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 101% OTU: 88% Bottom Time to Date: 36,490 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,673 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007jtrT7FvHushttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007jtrT7FvHus/fit=1000x1000/2013-10-19-0070.jpg2013-10-19-0070.JPGScorpaena cardinalis (Northern Scorpionfish). Saturday 19 October 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 495 Site: Spindle Reef, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:30 Temperature: 14 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 304:42 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 65% OTU: 57% Bottom Time to Date: 33,541 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,663 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TpIv_IaEnpAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TpIv_IaEnpA/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0682-1.jpgMosaic MorayEnchelycore ramosa (Mosaic Moray) amongst soft coral. Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 759. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 62 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,310 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,372 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pjtIKXnPBPEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pjtIKXnPBPE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0052.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q4u8Gt2_AkAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q4u8Gt2_AkA/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0218.jpgSlender LizardfishSaurida gracilis (Slender Lizardfish) first record for New Zealand. Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 757. Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees . Maximum Depth: 21.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,190 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,250 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.eCmTmgKgL0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.eCmTmgKgL0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0456.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w1wWNtkWtI0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w1wWNtkWtI0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0389.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007ZT0ln0vptAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007ZT0ln0vptA/fit=1000x1000/Blue-Shark.jpgBlue SharkA Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 21 March 2009. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z6bz2dCHiF0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z6bz2dCHiF0/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-16-0024.jpg2012-04-16-0024.jpgPseudolabrus miles (Scarlet wrasse)..Monday 16 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 360.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 202:46 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 13.3 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,845 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,943 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AQAtE1gHd5Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AQAtE1gHd5U/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0013.jpgblue knifefishLabracoglossa nitida (blue knifefish). Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 766 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,834minutes Cumulative Time: 42,765 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aFSB9s0cXZshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aFSB9s0cXZs/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0039.jpg2012-04-18-0039.dngAstrobrachion constrictum (Snake star) which lives mutualistically on Antipatharia (Black Coral)..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MNh6lOgJcWMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MNh6lOgJcWM/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-08-0009.jpg2012-07-08-0009.jpgAstrobrachion constrictum (Snake star).Sunday 08 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 426.Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 222:08 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters.Bottom Time: 111 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,310 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,421 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.PRcY.VFt7Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.PRcY.VFt7A/fit=1000x1000/Crested-Weedfish-New-Zealand-0004.jpgCrested Weedfish New ZealandCristiceps aurantiacus (Crested Weedfish)Saturday 26 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 523 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle. Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:39 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.5 meters Bottom Time: 163 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 118% OTU: 82% Bottom Time to Date: 35,670 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,833 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xhPk_ddryhshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xhPk_ddryhs/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-10-0351.jpgLittle penguinEudyptula minor (Little penguin) in rehabilitated captivity at the National Aquarium of New Zealand. Monday 09 May 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JMrsMlpm1AMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JMrsMlpm1AM/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-10-0350-1.jpgLittle penguinEudyptula minor (Little penguin) in rehabilitated captivity at the National Aquarium of New Zealand. Monday 09 May 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wO6GdEbegkshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wO6GdEbegks/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-11-0378-1b.jpgLittle penguinEudyptula minor (Little penguin) white flippered morph in rehabilitated captivity at the National Aquarium of New Zealand. Monday 09 May 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z1zNq9fK9Bshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z1zNq9fK9Bs/fit=1000x1000/2011-11-24-0133.jpg2011-11-24-0133.jpgParistiopterus labiosus (Giant boarfish)..Wednesday 23 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 383.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Twin Peaks, Northern Entrance to Port Fitzroy, Great Barrier Island..Temperature: 15.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 172:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 53.6 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,795 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,847 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sVOye7VrFsQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sVOye7VrFsQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0025.jpg2013-04-10-0025.JPGCaprodon longimanus (Pink maomao) school at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013. Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 453 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 251:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 43% OTU: 41% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,815 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,911 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006bp0aUD1lykhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006bp0aUD1lyk/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0727.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P7NGAQdHI0khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P7NGAQdHI0k/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-1150.jpgSnares Island TomtitPetroica macrocephala dannefaerdi (Snares Island tomtit) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_t3x8CzlgXwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_t3x8CzlgXw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0087.jpg2011-05-14-0087.jpgKermadec demoiselle (Chrysiptera rapanui) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Saturday 14 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 338.Dive Buddy: .Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 28 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z8P9lSlR0pQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z8P9lSlR0pQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-06-0043.jpg2012-07-06-0043.jpgMonomyces rubrum (Cup coral) surrounded by Darwinella oxeata (sponge)..Friday 06 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 421..Site: Opposite Nudibranch City, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 216:55 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 25 meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,853 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,952 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007ZmkU2niiZAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007ZmkU2niiZA/fit=1000x1000/Ice-Diving.jpgIce DivingUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Diver Pete Mesley is illuminated by a shaft of light as he ends a dive underneath the ice of Lake Alta at an altitude 1837 meters in the Remarkables Mountain Range near Queenstown in the South Island of New Zealand. Saturday 04 September 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Hy6EwLb1ar4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Hy6EwLb1ar4/fit=1000x1000/2017-01-24-0462-2.jpgLong-finned pilot whaleA long-finned pilot whale gives birth to a calf on the edge of the continental shelf. Then with another female, the mother lifted her newborn to the surface for it's very first breath, a sight rarely witnessed and perhaps never photographed. 24 January 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ryRfg4BHVLIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ryRfg4BHVLI/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-0410-2.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.azvE1Vyy5Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.azvE1Vyy5Y/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0083-2.jpg2011-05-14-0083-2.jpgKermadec demoiselle (Chrysiptera rapanui) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Saturday 14 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 338.Dive Buddy: .Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 28 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BHxS5hoIikkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BHxS5hoIikk/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0736.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xr0h64g1jWIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xr0h64g1jWI/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0731.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KY_Loh7LemEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KY_Loh7LemE/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0733.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bhX4M_hLL5whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bhX4M_hLL5w/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0778.jpgCaramel DrummerGirella fimbriata (Caramel Drummer). Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 760. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 17.5 meters. Bottom Time: 78 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,372 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,450 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PF.x5TJnKqAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PF.x5TJnKqA/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-0460.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rFXfUB5WBCchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rFXfUB5WBCc/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-0487.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y47NQQ1HN9shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y47NQQ1HN9s/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-1142.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DqX8XzYBjC4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DqX8XzYBjC4/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0149.jpgBlue-eyed triplefinNotoclinops segmentatus (Blue-eyed triplefin) sits upon the yellow encrusting sponge Cliona celata. Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 469 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 12:55 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 275:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.8 meters Bottom Time: 111 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 59% OTU: 80% Bottom Time to Date: 31,436 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,547 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003OMdKNfGk8Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003OMdKNfGk8M/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0108.jpg2013-04-27-0108.JPGDendrodoris citrina (Nudibranch). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 467 Site: Cave Bay, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:15 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,247 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,313 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aALzOdugzhAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aALzOdugzhA/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0179.jpgPainted anthiasPseudanthias pictilis (Painted anthias) female at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000leDSNasEbPQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000leDSNasEbPQ/fit=1000x1000/20012-08-04-0017.jpg20012-08-04-0017.jpgAntiparactis sp. (Leopard anemone) on Primnoa sp. (Beaded gorgonian).Saturday 04 August 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 428..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 225:02 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50..Maximum Depth: 63.5 meters..Bottom Time: 100 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 27,496 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,596 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xmr8MsGk28Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xmr8MsGk28Q/fit=1000x1000/20012-08-04-0012.jpg20012-08-04-0012.jpgAntiparactis sp. (Leopard anemone) on a Gorgonian Fan .Saturday 04 August 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 428..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 225:02 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50..Maximum Depth: 63.5 meters..Bottom Time: 100 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 27,496 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,596 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Lr5pqem7l8ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Lr5pqem7l8g/fit=1000x1000/20012-08-04-0013.jpg20012-08-04-0013.jpgAntiparactis sp. (Leopard anemone) on a Gorgonian Fan .Saturday 04 August 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 428..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 225:02 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50..Maximum Depth: 63.5 meters..Bottom Time: 100 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 27,496 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,596 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t4V2E7cCmrIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t4V2E7cCmrI/fit=1000x1000/20012-08-04-0041.jpg20012-08-04-0041.jpgAntiparactis sp. (Leopard anemone) on a Gorgonian Fan .Saturday 04 August 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 428..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 225:02 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50..Maximum Depth: 63.5 meters..Bottom Time: 100 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 27,496 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,596 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G08kpoI9sZIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G08kpoI9sZI/fit=1000x1000/20012-08-04-0040.jpg20012-08-04-0040.jpgAntiparactis sp. (Leopard anemone) on a Gorgonian Fan .Saturday 04 August 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 428..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 225:02 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50..Maximum Depth: 63.5 meters..Bottom Time: 100 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 27,496 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,596 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wgwt.tsSHR4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wgwt.tsSHR4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0340.jpgBlack TrevallyCaranx lugubris (Black Trevally) also known as Black Jack at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003H.XQCSTjWAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003H.XQCSTjWA/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0327.jpg2013-04-17-0327.JPGOdax cyanoallix (Blue-Finned Butterfish) male, endemic to the Three Kings at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland.Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 462 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 266:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.1 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 89% Bottom Time to Date: 30,758 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,882 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qbZFIr8eVMEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qbZFIr8eVME/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0052.jpg2013-04-17-0052.JPGOdax cyanoallix (Blue-Finned Butterfish) male, endemic to the Three Kings at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 461 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 264:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.2 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: 30,634 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,758 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gg_1isFQYXkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gg_1isFQYXk/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0201.jpg2013-04-12-0201.JPGOdax cyanoallix (Blue-Finned Butterfish) male, endemic to the Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013. Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 457 Site: North West corner, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 257:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.4 meters Bottom Time: 72 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,252 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,324 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I6oJfZW1wuAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I6oJfZW1wuA/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-19-0077-1.jpgOctopus tetricusOctopus tetricus. (Captive). September 2014. Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mL8GCQx7jnEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mL8GCQx7jnE/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-19-0078.jpgOctopus tetricusOctopus tetricus. (Captive). September 2014. Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iv6Li4Vklr8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iv6Li4Vklr8/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0092.jpg2011-02-13-0092.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 300.Site: Whale Boat wreck, Waikaremoana..Dive Buddy : Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,108 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vr3roGfkpEohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vr3roGfkpEo/fit=1000x1000/2008-10-12-218.jpg2008-10-12-218.jpgA comb Jellie commonly called Venus Girdle (Cestum veneris)..Sunday 12 October 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 115 Imagination and Great Wall, Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 15.5m. Average Depth 10.7 m. Temp 15c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 64 min. Bottom Time to Date 4997 min Cumulative Time 5061 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S3s_4NlRcdYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S3s_4NlRcdY/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0084.jpg2013-04-13-0084.JPGPhlyctenactis tuberculosa (Wandering anemone) at the Southern Side of South West Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 458 Site: Southern Side of South West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 259:29 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 113 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G9tKf0KQqJYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G9tKf0KQqJY/fit=1000x1000/Blue-Shark.jpgBlue SharkUnderwater Photography of Prionace glauca (Blue Shark).Sunday 10 February 2013. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l7nvCkPdyCEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l7nvCkPdyCE/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-24-0015.jpg2013-02-24-0015.jpgChromis abyssicola (Deepsea chromis) Sunday 24 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 450 Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 248:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 70.7 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 75% OTU: 93% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,562 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fzrfWb23pkkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fzrfWb23pkk/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0030-2.jpgMimic blennyPlagiotremus tapeinosoma (Mimic blenny). Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 762. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 367:56. Maximum Depth: 35.5 meters. Bottom Time: 74 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,515 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,589 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bAQfPjworNEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bAQfPjworNE/fit=1000x1000/2017-04-25-0066-1.jpgTurritopsis rubraTurritopsis rubra in the medusa stage of its life cycle. Tuesday 25 April 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 873 Time: 14:51 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Acheron Temperature: 20.0 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 413:49 Maximum Depth: 39.5 Bottom Time: 86 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 47,311 minutes Cumulative Time: 47,397 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xIkdeC41Tmghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xIkdeC41Tmg/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0050.jpg2012-02-19-0050.jpgRebreather diver Andrew Simpson with a Black Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.) surounded by Gorgonian Fans at a depth of 70 meters at an unnamed reef at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 348.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 190:39 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 71.3 meters..Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,933 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AyYTxa5rfpIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AyYTxa5rfpI/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0055-2.jpgBronze Whaler SharkCarcharhinus brachyurus (Bronze Whaler Shark) at Tye Dye, Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Monday 29 April 2013.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.Dive Number: 472.Site: Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Time: 11:10.Temperature: 18.8.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 277:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 21.4 meters.Bottom Time: 101 minutes.Mix: 21.CNS: 52%.OTU: 55%.Bottom Time to Date: 31,616 minutes.Cumulative Time: 31,647 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m_wcy5O0Grohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m_wcy5O0Gro/fit=1000x1000/2017-09-01-0051.jpgDwarf Minke WhaleBalaenoptera acutorostrata (Dwarf Minke Whale) at Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand. Friday 01 September 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BbtUhCubAV0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BbtUhCubAV0/fit=1000x1000/2014-01-11-0151.jpgConger EelConger verreauxi (Common Conger Eel). Friday 10 January 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002CXFNjE927ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002CXFNjE927g/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0172.jpgHypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch)Hypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CWdvnJcSWMAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CWdvnJcSWMA/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0167.jpgHypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch)Hypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LBqEfXSZi68https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LBqEfXSZi68/fit=1000x1000/William-Trubridge-01.jpgWilliam TrubridgeWilliam Trubridge -World champion freediver and ambassador for the New Zealand’s endangered Maui dolphin.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mOJHYxjzaWkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mOJHYxjzaWk/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0200.jpg2011-04-10-0200.JPGThe pied urchin or white-spined urchin (Tripneustes gratilla) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tyq1jPm8NJ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tyq1jPm8NJ4/fit=1000x1000/2014-10-16-0483.jpgGreen-lipped mussePerna canaliculus (green-lipped mussel) bed in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. Thursday 16 October 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wuiq7jRyAn8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wuiq7jRyAn8/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-08-0125.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) male during a heat run off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 08 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wNY1qxpjbFshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wNY1qxpjbFs/fit=1000x1000/William-Trubridge-03.jpgWilliam TrubridgeWilliam Trubridge -World champion freediver and ambassador for the New Zealand’s endangered Maui dolphin.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008fyfX6C1soghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008fyfX6C1sog/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-25-0015.jpgGiant Devil RayMobula mobular (Giant Devil Ray) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Sunday 25 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zylLvnhiWEghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zylLvnhiWEg/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-25-0009.jpgGiant Devil RayMobula mobular (Giant Devil Ray) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Sunday 25 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y7N1CISV9HAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y7N1CISV9HA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0100-2.jpg2011-05-14-0100-2.jpgPainted Moki (Cheilodactylus ephippium) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Saturday 14 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 338.Dive Buddy: .Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 28 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I94BeHxzt1Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I94BeHxzt1Y/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0049.jpgDasyatis brevicaudata (Short-tailed Stingray)Dasyatis brevicaudata (Short-tailed Stingray). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 478 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:32 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 284:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 39.6 meters Bottom Time: 106 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 58% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 32,106 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,212 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ev4FqbM7440https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ev4FqbM7440/fit=1000x1000/Penguin-Prints.jpgLIFE ON THE EDGEThe recent colonisation of the mainland by Yellow eyed penguins speaks of the resilience and adaptability of penguins, but the current decline in breeding numbers on the Otago Peninsula may sound a serious warning. Better understanding the processes affecting our penguins is crucial—they are the best litmus test we have for the health of the ocean that sustains not only them, but us as well. Read the feature: https://www.nzgeo.com/stories/life-on-the-edge/ Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 143 January-February 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xsb8VkOCCj4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xsb8VkOCCj4/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0260.jpg2013-04-17-0260.JPGA rare colour variety of Caprodon longimanus (Pink maomao) at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 462 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 266:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.1 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 89% Bottom Time to Date: 30,758 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,882 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009EhV2K5707whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009EhV2K5707w/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0074.jpg2012-04-19-0074.jpgOdax pullus (Butterfish)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 366.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Butter Fish Bay too Landing Bay, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 213:43 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 23.4 meters..Bottom Time: 121minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,432 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,553 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000StUZO8JDC8Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000StUZO8JDC8M/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-06-0206.jpg2014-04-06-0206.jpgPhlyctenactis tuberculosa (wandering anemone). Sunday 06 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 518 Site: First Cove Wall, Breaksea Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:24 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 323:47 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.5 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 35,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,291 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_P2LwyVjO3Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_P2LwyVjO3I/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0257.jpg2011-01-05-0257.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean. Wednesday 05 January 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L49X_xAuDishttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L49X_xAuDis/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0389.jpg2011-01-05-0389.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean. Wednesday 05 January 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000niNXDv8MLCshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000niNXDv8MLCs/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0676.jpg2011-01-05-0676.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) underwater at Station Cove off North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean. Wednesday 05 January 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000orTL2oI_EKQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000orTL2oI_EKQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0778-1.jpg2011-01-05-0778_1.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) underwater at Station Cove off North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WFt4dxxmPvchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WFt4dxxmPvc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0200-2.jpg2011-05-24-0200-2.JPGGolden Snapper (Centroberyx affinis) hides amongst boulders in Stella Passage, western side of Curtis Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 360 Dive Buddy: Site: Stella Passage, Western side of Curtis Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,297 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,358 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BhTlFwTt3jkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BhTlFwTt3jk/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-11-0016.jpgGolden SnapperCentroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper) school in the upwelling of cold water on Princes Arch Pinnacle, Northern Side of Princes Islands, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 11 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 454 Site: Princes Arch Pinnacle, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 253:56 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 28% OTU: 25% Bottom Time to Date:30,036 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,096 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZQd4rYMJYcohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZQd4rYMJYco/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-18-0033.jpgLandsburgia ilicifoliaLandsburgia ilicifolia endemic to the Three Kings, described and only known from one site is swarmed by schooling Caprodon longimanus (Pink maomao) during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 18 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 463 Site: Landsburgia Rock and Cup Coral Cavern, North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 268:17 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 40.2 meters Bottom Time: 97 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 64% Bottom Time to Date: 30,882 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,979 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wm9WYMixlHUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wm9WYMixlHU/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0315.jpgLong finned pilot whaleGlobicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whales) off the coast of Northern New Zealand. April 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WEsQlXbNIhchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WEsQlXbNIhc/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0265.jpgCup coralMonomyces rubrum (Cup coral). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 470 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:30 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,547 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,616 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000um44M9j1E5Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000um44M9j1E5E/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0835.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinChris Muller Massey University wildlife biologist tracks Yellow Eyed Penguins that have been attached with radio transmitters to help locate their elusive nests in the Sothern Rata forest at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RjrLbSKHlFAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RjrLbSKHlFA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0827.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinChris Muller Massey University wildlife biologist tracks Yellow Eyed Penguins that have been attached with radio transmitters to help locate their elusive nests in the Sothern Rata forest at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IgM123u3ro0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IgM123u3ro0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0811.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinChris Muller Massey University wildlife biologist and wildlife vet Danielle Sijbranda catch Yellow Eyed Penguins (Megadyptes antipodes) that are returning from foraging at sea, to microchip and attach radio transmitters to help locate their elusive nests in the Sothern Rata forest at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PryBLGCZP5Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PryBLGCZP5Q/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0786.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinChris Muller Massey University wildlife biologist and wildlife vet Danielle Sijbranda catch Yellow Eyed Penguins (Megadyptes antipodes) that are returning from foraging at sea, to microchip and attach radio transmitters to help locate their elusive nests in the Sothern Rata forest at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NAoxRRiUzLQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NAoxRRiUzLQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0804.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinChris Muller Massey University wildlife biologist and wildlife vet Danielle Sijbranda catch Yellow Eyed Penguins (Megadyptes antipodes) that are returning from foraging at sea, to microchip and attach radio transmitters to help locate their elusive nests in the Sothern Rata forest at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z72fwUXE75chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z72fwUXE75c/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0579.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionWildlife Biologist Chris Muller retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hdfEZXrtspAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hdfEZXrtspA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0650.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionWildlife Biologist Chris Muller retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004m47.htLmrEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004m47.htLmrE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0653.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionWildlife Biologist Chris Muller retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VuKSnmzyxzIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VuKSnmzyxzI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0661.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionWildlife Biologist Chris Muller and wildlife veterinarian Emily Kay checks the sex of a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000POGD6A4ZnPYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000POGD6A4ZnPY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0155.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionWildlife Biologist Chris Muller retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V1sE.9oPkWMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V1sE.9oPkWM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0288.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionThe New Zealand Sea Lion Research programme tags and microchips Sea Lion pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HWqZlZAmtvohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HWqZlZAmtvo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0309.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionWildlife Biologist Chris Muller retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nRz0uOQqq1whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nRz0uOQqq1w/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0363.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionThe New Zealand Sea Lion Research programme tags and microchips Sea Lion pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001i8rvuiT2Zchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001i8rvuiT2Zc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0369.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionThe New Zealand Sea Lion Research programme tags and microchips Sea Lion pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000glbJdlkgD88https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000glbJdlkgD88/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0418.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionThe New Zealand Sea Lion Research programme tags and microchips Sea Lion pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Pf5cnu687Wkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Pf5cnu687Wk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0668.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionThe New Zealand Sea Lion Research programme tags and microchips Sea Lion pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h1mbwtD1uxAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h1mbwtD1uxA/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0091.jpgNorthern giant petrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jv1kFAE2Tkkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jv1kFAE2Tkk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0176.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionThe New Zealand Sea Lion Research programme tags and microchips Sea Lion pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.3osQF6j19Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.3osQF6j19M/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0648.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionThe New Zealand Sea Lion Research retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003H.YoZr7RyMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003H.YoZr7RyM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0733.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinChris Muller Massey University wildlife biologist and wildlife vet Danielle Sijbranda catch Yellow Eyed Penguins (Megadyptes antipodes) that are returning from foraging at sea, to microchip and attach radio transmitters to help locate their elusive nests in the Sothern Rata forest at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KFUJ3qUcEr4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KFUJ3qUcEr4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-1799.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X_PEfaBIKBohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X_PEfaBIKBo/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0048.jpgHypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch)Hypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch). Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 356.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve...Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 199:29 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50..Maximum Depth: 62.7 meters..Bottom Time: 105 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,552 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,657 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ep6mzleZBMwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ep6mzleZBMw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0016-Pano.jpgNamuka-i-LauNamuka-i-Lau island lagoon in the Lau Islands Group of Fiji. Friday 11 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009zXZx8Cy4x8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009zXZx8Cy4x8/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-04-0042.jpg2009-01-04-0042.jpgA Tambja verconis Nudibranch at Trevor's Rocks with Yukon Charters New Years Eve Trip at the Poor Knights. .Sunday 04 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 138 Max Depth 22.6 m. Average Depth 13.7 m. Temp 18 c. . O2 21%.Bottom Time 70min. Bottom Time to Date 6223 min Cumulative Time 6293 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002Sr2uGYO53chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002Sr2uGYO53c/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-06-0061.jpg2011-08-06-0061.jpgElysia sp. (Sacoglossans, sap sucking slug) at Bird Rock, Mokohinau Island in the Hauraki Gulf..Saturday 06 August 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 374.Dive Buddy: Glen Whatmough, Martin Wallis, Joe Single..Site: Pinnacle between Atihau and Hokoromea Island in the Mokohinau Islands..Temperature: 15.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 160:39 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 21 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,031 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,101 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eEJ0uYWCirYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eEJ0uYWCirY/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-24-0033.jpg2008-03-24-0033.jpgThe wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Deepwater Cove, Bay of Islands, New Zealand..Monday 24 March 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 65 : The HMNZS Canterbury at Deepwater Cove Northland with Northland Dive..Max Depth 33.5m. Average Depth 18.6.Bottom Time 55min. Bottom Time to Date 2625min Cumulative Time 2680min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eQfaK4QmEVkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eQfaK4QmEVk/fit=1000x1000/Un-Chant-DAmour.jpgUn Chant D'AmourUn Chant D'Amour a silverfish eaten old theatre poster, Hawkes Bay Opera House. 2000. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2000.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B0ynaqQKMVohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B0ynaqQKMVo/fit=1000x1000/Striped-boarfish.jpgStriped boarfish (Evistias acutirostris)Striped boarfish (Evistias acutirostris) rare and normally found in pairs or small groups this large aggregation of 38 individuals is truly a remarkable sight and certainly the same group Malcolm Francis recorded in 1990. Pictured off the southern point,on the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PHyKHp_QP_Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PHyKHp_QP_Y/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0206.jpg2013-04-13-0206.JPGStalked ascidian Pycnoclavella kottae at Rosemary Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 459 Site: Rosemary Island, East of Catton's Cave and Cave, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 261:04 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.9 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 30,437 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,533 minutes CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xjSXKzhfCRUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xjSXKzhfCRU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0153-2.jpgKermadec parakeetKermadec parakeet (Cyanoramphus novaeseelandiae cyanurus) on the north east side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ijB0AC7gODghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ijB0AC7gODg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0153.jpgKermadec parakeetKermadec parakeet (Cyanoramphus novaeseelandiae cyanurus) on the north east side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002Xpz0G5BB6chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002Xpz0G5BB6c/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0146-2.jpg2011-05-16-0146-2.jpgYellow Boxfish (Ostracion cubicus) off the western side of North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Monday 16 May 2011..hotograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: .Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters..Bottom Time: 66 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VjjsWySMee0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VjjsWySMee0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0501.jpg2011-01-06-0501.jpgNew Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) guards the lone Sitka spruce known as the Ranfurly Tree that has become famous as the worlds loneliest tree at Camp Cove on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_W9L8vZ6ZKwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_W9L8vZ6ZKw/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0711.jpgLittle penguinA raft of little Blue Penguins return at dusk to the Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008L8_t64BIYUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008L8_t64BIYU/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-12-0329.jpg2016-10-12-0329.tifOamaru's historic Sumpter Wharf is the third-largest and northernmost breeding colony of the Otago shag. 12 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008qocdzxcgckhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008qocdzxcgck/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-12-0354.jpg2016-10-12-0354.tifOamaru's historic Sumpter Wharf is the third-largest and northernmost breeding colony of the Otago shag. 12 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001KQ0NqlJNNwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001KQ0NqlJNNw/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-12-0325.jpg2016-10-12-0325.tifOamaru's historic Sumpter Wharf is the third-largest and northernmost breeding colony of the Otago shag. 12 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P8aQfDIS1Xkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P8aQfDIS1Xk/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-12-0323.jpg2016-10-12-0323.tifOamaru's historic Sumpter Wharf is the third-largest and northernmost breeding colony of the Otago shag. 12 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dXNYS8oDHqMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dXNYS8oDHqM/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-12-0316.jpg2016-10-12-0316.tifOamaru's historic Sumpter Wharf is the third-largest and northernmost breeding colony of the Otago shag. 12 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F6O9lKdHc0Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F6O9lKdHc0E/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0093.jpgOtago shagLeucocarbo chalconotus (Otago shag) colony on the historic Sumpter Wharf in the Oamaru Harbour, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xB7VJE1JAIQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xB7VJE1JAIQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0068.jpgOtago shagLeucocarbo chalconotus (Otago shag) colony on the historic Sumpter Wharf in the Oamaru Harbour, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ut9yLNq3h_0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ut9yLNq3h_0/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0061.jpgOtago shagLeucocarbo chalconotus (Otago shag) colony on the historic Sumpter Wharf in the Oamaru Harbour, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PRUZTtcg_lghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PRUZTtcg_lg/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0060.jpgOtago shagLeucocarbo chalconotus (Otago shag) colony on the historic Sumpter Wharf in the Oamaru Harbour, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KsnEkhT8XdYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KsnEkhT8XdY/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0059.jpgOtago shagLeucocarbo chalconotus (Otago shag) colony on the historic Sumpter Wharf in the Oamaru Harbour, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TbFlml9x0Ewhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TbFlml9x0Ew/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0057.jpgOtago shagLeucocarbo chalconotus (Otago shag) colony on the historic Sumpter Wharf in the Oamaru Harbour, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Yc.5cd2mVoEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Yc.5cd2mVoE/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0025.jpgOtago shagLeucocarbo chalconotus (Otago shag) colony on the historic Sumpter Wharf in the Oamaru Harbour, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009ehwYRG_6iohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009ehwYRG_6io/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0007.jpgOtago shagLeucocarbo chalconotus (Otago shag) colony on the historic Sumpter Wharf in the Oamaru Harbour, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OjS4So2CDjAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OjS4So2CDjA/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0011.jpgOtago shagLeucocarbo chalconotus (Otago shag) colony on the historic Sumpter Wharf in the Oamaru Harbour, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009PJSNl06A6Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009PJSNl06A6Q/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-25-0038.jpgGiant Devil RayMobula mobular (Giant Devil Ray) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Sunday 25 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xbq13F6nkechttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xbq13F6nkec/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0415.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) sleeps in the sand dunes at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FfxOgkGS2VQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FfxOgkGS2VQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0776.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bNL6GrSAnCMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bNL6GrSAnCM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0051-2.jpg2011-05-18-0051-2.JPGA species of Antipatharia (black coral) at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fjw9Kh18_wIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fjw9Kh18_wI/fit=1000x1000/2008-10-11-0305-1.jpg2008-10-11-0305_1.jpgPyrosoma sp. (Giant salp).Saturday 11 October 2008. Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 110 : Blue Mao Mao Arch, Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 15m. Average Depth m. Temp 13c. O2 :33.6%.Bottom Time75 min. Bottom Time to Date 4710 min Cumulative Time 4785 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Zk13fRa2yFYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Zk13fRa2yFY/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0176.jpgCarpet SharkCephaloscyllium isabellum (Carpet Shark). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nCFBwcGh4Cchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nCFBwcGh4Cc/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-029-0082.jpg2013-09-029-0082.jpgA pod of Orcinas orca (Orca/Killer Whale) traveling north 3.7km offshore and 4.45km off Tutukaka Head at approximately 4:20pm Saturday 29 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_juZIRCSGpkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_juZIRCSGpk/fit=1000x1000/Blue-Shark.jpgBlue SharkA Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 21 March 2009. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ap2UTDxcOd8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ap2UTDxcOd8/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-05-0095.jpgFiordland crested penguinRobin Long from the Tawaki Project weighs and measures a Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) chick at the Harrison Cove colony in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 05 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000081uDoWTHAMMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000081uDoWTHAMM/fit=1000x1000/2013-01-16-0038-1.jpg2013-01-16-0038_1.JPGAfter years of estrangement from his daughter Millie Elder-Holmes because of her drug and crime-fuelled lifestyle, gravely-ill broadcaster Sir Paul Holmes shares a quiet moment with her at a special ceremony to appoint him a knight of the New Zealand Order of Merit. He died two weeks later.16 January 2013 New Zealand Herald Photograph by Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o9df21AWQsohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o9df21AWQso/fit=1000x1000/Secret-Lake.jpgSecret Lake"Secret Lake" Quentin Bennett is one of New Zealand's diving pioneers. Back in the 70's he used to pack his gear across Hawkes Bay backcountry in wheel barrows, looking for freshwater dive locations. Eventually he found this lake, with water as clear as gin-you can see from one side clear across to the other. Its location remains a guarded secret because the algae growth is very sensitive to disturbance. This frame sort of immortalises Quentin in his world. Sunday 28 February 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TknymM83EpMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TknymM83EpM/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0032.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) sits on a chick at the Harrison Cove colony, Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F5x5LAiVhOchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F5x5LAiVhOc/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0678.jpgFiordland crested penguinAn adult and juvenile Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZgN2T.tq6KEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZgN2T.tq6KE/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0587.jpg2011-01-09-0587.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) on Enderby Island at subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dSkaDLf7LG0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dSkaDLf7LG0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0613.jpg2011-01-09-0613.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) on Enderby Island at subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003CqMgjfpjUQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003CqMgjfpjUQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0944.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gyrvzPnjQsMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gyrvzPnjQsM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0885.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KwUjn2URLeshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KwUjn2URLes/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0432.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CFnAKqlRBGYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CFnAKqlRBGY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1081.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) adult looking after it’s chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dFDcmTqfNr4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dFDcmTqfNr4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0091-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.uuJgLGbKLUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.uuJgLGbKLU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0183.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000arf3cpRLWVMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000arf3cpRLWVM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0845.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KMesAONLMG0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KMesAONLMG0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0430-2.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gEwmA954pGAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gEwmA954pGA/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-10-0098-1.jpgLittle penguinEudyptula minor (Little penguin) white flippered morph in rehabilitated captivity at the National Aquarium of New Zealand. Monday 09 May 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eb5Flok4cp8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eb5Flok4cp8/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0108.jpgErect Crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) in moult at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XzwngHQP04Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XzwngHQP04E/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0647.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IYCogsFuiJYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IYCogsFuiJY/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0432.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) and Arctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EFpcBymLYwAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EFpcBymLYwA/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1357.jpgChatham Island oystercatcherHaematopus chathamensis (Chatham Island oystercatcher) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RaXCbi4wAyAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RaXCbi4wAyA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0353.jpg2011-05-13-0353.JPGA bright yellow Kyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer) a form rare colour mutation that affects 5-20% of the fish amongst a school of Bluefish (Girella cyanea) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 336 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island to North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 18.8 meters. Bottom Time: 67 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,094 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,161 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tPJ1DPWRH4Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tPJ1DPWRH4Q/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0013.jpgEagle RayMyliobatis tenuicaudatus (Eagle ray)Thursday 02 May 2013.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.Dive Number: 478.Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Time: 09:32.Temperature: 19.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 284:07 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 39.6 meters.Bottom Time: 106 minutes.Mix: 25.CNS: 58%.OTU: 47%.Bottom Time to Date: 32,106 minutes.Cumulative Time: 32,212 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zX95WDTYRaEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zX95WDTYRaE/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0040.jpgSnake EelSnake Eel (Ophisurus serpens) at Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Sunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 257.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 15.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 62:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 14.7 meters..Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,465 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,559 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gBiKMfeyZZohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gBiKMfeyZZo/fit=1000x1000/Waka-Practice.jpgWaka PracticeWaka practice on the beach outside Te Tii Marae on the eve of Waitangi Day. February 2004. Photograph Richard Robinson. 2004 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R4C3Bje.tTohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R4C3Bje.tTo/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0246.jpg2008-12-31-0246.jpgThe hydromedusa, Aequorea forskalea..Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hU65fCwcQ6Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hU65fCwcQ6E/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0246.jpg2012-05-12-0246.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o8Yi4ckef3ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o8Yi4ckef3g/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-11-0196.jpg2013-04-11-0196.JPGCaesioperca ledidoptera (Butterfly perch) school on a wall at Hollow Hill, Southern Side of Princes Islands, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland.Thursday 11 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 455 Site: Hollow Hill, Southern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 255:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.4 meters Bottom Time: 80 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 39% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,096 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,176 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vnQTLRgkO6Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vnQTLRgkO6Q/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-18-0148.jpg2013-04-18-0148.JPGForsterygion varium (Variable triplefin) at Landsburgia Rock, North West Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 18 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 463 Site: Landsburgia Rock and Cup Coral Cavern, North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 268:17 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 40.2 meters Bottom Time: 97 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 64% Bottom Time to Date: 30,882 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,979 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003JGHBpfMYJ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003JGHBpfMYJ8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-11-0246.jpgTaylorophycus filiformisTaylorophycus filiformis inhabits a sponge at Hollow Hill, Southern Side of Princes Islands, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 11 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 455 Site: Hollow Hill, Southern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 255:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.4 meters Bottom Time: 80 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 39% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,096 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,176 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004MAnJ5ikGoAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004MAnJ5ikGoA/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-16-0005-2.jpgProtula bispiralis (Feather-duster tubeworm)Protula bispiralis (Feather-duster tubeworm)..Monday 16 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 359.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Sugar Loaf, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 202:46 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 78.2 meters..Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,845 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,943 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LhYNO2bxMr4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LhYNO2bxMr4/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0128.jpgLittle penguinA little Blue Penguin in a man made nest box at Oamaru, New Zealand. 11 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kHw9ulvvhLohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kHw9ulvvhLo/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0127.jpgSplendid hawkfishCirrhitus splendens (Splendid hawkfish). Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 767 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,909 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,834 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P80MC9SEYCchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P80MC9SEYCc/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-07-0211.jpgSpotted shagStictocarbo punctatu (Spotted shag) Ashburton River / Hakatere mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Friday 05 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mXo2H8sTSJIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mXo2H8sTSJI/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-07-0240.jpgSpotted shagStictocarbo punctatu (Spotted shag) Ashburton River / Hakatere mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Friday 05 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qide0z5GGYEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qide0z5GGYE/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-07-0167.jpgSpotted shagStictocarbo punctatu (Spotted shag) Ashburton River / Hakatere mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Friday 05 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TAEdxq.ZdwAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TAEdxq.ZdwA/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-07-1197.jpgSpotted shagStictocarbo punctatu (Spotted shag) Ashburton River / Hakatere mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Saturday 06 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DYYCkSP_VBUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DYYCkSP_VBU/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-07-1186.jpgSpotted shagStictocarbo punctatu (Spotted shag) Ashburton River / Hakatere mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Saturday 06 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZYcMTyRTpeIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZYcMTyRTpeI/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-07-1176.jpgSpotted shagStictocarbo punctatu (Spotted shag) Ashburton River / Hakatere mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Saturday 06 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z8DbC6yJqSQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z8DbC6yJqSQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-07-1151.jpgSpotted shagStictocarbo punctatu (Spotted shag) Ashburton River / Hakatere mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Saturday 06 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nH3ZhChUfb4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nH3ZhChUfb4/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-05-0375.jpgSpotted shagStictocarbo punctatu (Spotted shag) Ashburton River / Hakatere mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Friday 05 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CkfCp8rfNWYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CkfCp8rfNWY/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-07-1137.jpgSpotted shagStictocarbo punctatu (Spotted shag) Ashburton River / Hakatere mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Saturday 06 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xyfFKQzl9vwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xyfFKQzl9vw/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-05-0374.jpgSpotted shagStictocarbo punctatu (Spotted shag) Ashburton River / Hakatere mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Friday 05 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000tlLTmu7TT8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000tlLTmu7TT8/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-05-0361.jpgSpotted shagStictocarbo punctatu (Spotted shag) Ashburton River / Hakatere mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Friday 05 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007Xb9Zfolo30https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007Xb9Zfolo30/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-05-0357.jpgSpotted shagStictocarbo punctatu (Spotted shag) Ashburton River / Hakatere mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Friday 05 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ccB51rVUecghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ccB51rVUecg/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-2427.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eDTpT9N7v68https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eDTpT9N7v68/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0365.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Derry Castle Reef, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hDHbQJOVsOMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hDHbQJOVsOM/fit=1000x1000/William-Trubridge-05.jpgWilliam TrubridgeWilliam Trubridge -World champion freediver and ambassador for the New Zealand’s endangered Maui dolphin.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oG.5hC6gxU4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oG.5hC6gxU4/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0110.jpg2013-04-13-0110.JPGGreen seaweed Caulerpa geminata at the Southern Side of South West Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 458 Site: Southern Side of South West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 259:29 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 113 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NlJutbsvHaUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NlJutbsvHaU/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0046-2.jpgPygmy gobyEviota sp. (Pygmy goby) Undescribed species, new record for New Zealand. Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 762. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 367:56. Maximum Depth: 35.5 meters. Bottom Time: 74 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,515 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,589 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gGFaME4iubchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gGFaME4iubc/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1354.jpgChatham Island oystercatcherHaematopus chathamensis (Chatham Island oystercatcher) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EG09kt125A8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EG09kt125A8/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0142.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rRkVTouEWmohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rRkVTouEWmo/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-04-0349-1.jpgHammerhead sharkSmooth Hammerhead shark (Sphyrna zygaena) cruises on the surface at the edge of New Zealand’s continental shelf. 04 February 2017 Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nrmdF8WBSbYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nrmdF8WBSbY/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0086.jpg2011-09-03-0086.jpgUnderwater Photographer Ian Skipworth on the Wreck of the HMNZS Waikato (F55) a Leander class Frigate, after being decommissioned by the Royal New Zealand Navy serves as an artificial diving reef off the coast of Tutukaka, Northland, New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 376.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Wreck HMNZS Canterbury, Northland..Temperature: 15 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 162:57 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 30.4 meters..Bottom Time: 76 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,166 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,242 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ueSJW4mCSEIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ueSJW4mCSEI/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0399.jpgLowland longjaw galaxiasLowland longjaw galaxias (Galaxias cobitinis). Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MfCwte2Qtmchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MfCwte2Qtmc/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0878-1.jpg2014-03-11-0878_1.jpgNotothenia microlepidota (Small Scaled Notothenid) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 505 Site: Landing Hut Cove, Antipodes Islands Time: 15:27 Maximum Depth: 10 meters Bottom Time: 33 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 34,161minutes Cumulative Time: 34,194minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r0ahJp4aM5Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r0ahJp4aM5Q/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0092.jpgHypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch)Hypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch) Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005unJvjwrqtghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005unJvjwrqtg/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0210.jpgSlender LizardfishSaurida gracilis (Slender Lizardfish) first record for New Zealand. Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 757. Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees . Maximum Depth: 21.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,190 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,250 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Uc0P.GnnctAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Uc0P.GnnctA/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0057.jpg2012-04-20-0057.jpgPseudolabrus luculentus (Orange wrasse) female..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 368..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Tower Point to Northern Arch, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,618 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,688 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pMlYMSblyf0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pMlYMSblyf0/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-22-0109.jpg2013-02-22-0109.jpgJason mirabilis (nudibranch) Friday 22 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 446 Site: HMNZS Canterbury Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 241:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 34.4 meters Bottom Time: 92 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 57% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,260 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000306baQ6WaMkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000306baQ6WaMk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0165-2.jpg2011-05-19-0165-2.jpgBluefish (Girella cyanea) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011.Dive Number: 350.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xqzxXC4DuBUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xqzxXC4DuBU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0953.jpg2011-01-09-0953.jpgGiant spider crab (Jacquinotia edwardsii ) on Giant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Butterfield Point, Enderby Island atthe subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 298.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Butterfield Point, Enderby Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13.8 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,864 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,925 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SGoRgajIyYIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SGoRgajIyYI/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0096.jpg2012-04-20-0096.jpgThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) Juvenile..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 369..Site: Trev?s Rock to El Torito Cave, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,688 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,758 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ggDNQrXfjzEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ggDNQrXfjzE/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0092.jpg2009-11-15-0092.jpgJason's Nudibranch (Jason mirabilis) on the Hydroid tree Solanderia ericopsis, at Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New ZealandSaturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.PUu6dpqQN8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.PUu6dpqQN8/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-20-0209.jpgMaori OctopusOctopus maorum (Maori octopus) underneath the wharf at Leigh, Auckland. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bdHxFkl7B8Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bdHxFkl7B8U/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0445.jpgLowland longjaw galaxiasLowland longjaw galaxias (Galaxias cobitinis). Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JJXqgrtCQcghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JJXqgrtCQcg/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0100.jpg2012-04-20-0100.jpgThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) Juvenile..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 369..Site: Trev?s Rock to El Torito Cave, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,688 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,758 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zToR2uNGAYEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zToR2uNGAYE/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-20-0243.jpgMaori OctopusOctopus maorum (Maori octopus) underneath the wharf at Leigh, Auckland. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003ei.pGcIb.4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003ei.pGcIb.4/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0870.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_5ntJhinPWIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_5ntJhinPWI/fit=1000x1000/2014-11-25-0386-1.jpgBryde’s whaleBalaenoptera edeni (Bryde’s whale) Mother and calf in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. November 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IVdvndSYO24https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IVdvndSYO24/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-26-0052.jpgOrgan Pipe SpongeIophon laevistylis (Organ-pipe sponge). Saturday 26 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 523 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle. Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:39 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.5 meters Bottom Time: 163 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 118% OTU: 82% Bottom Time to Date: 35,670 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,833 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YpkJ6absiu4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YpkJ6absiu4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-18-0149.jpgVuata VatoaVuata Vatoa Reef loking towards Vatoa Island, also known as Turtle Island by Captain Cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 18 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i443yKT611Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i443yKT611Y/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-18-0181-Pano.jpgVuata VatoaVuata Vatoa Reef loking towards Vatoa Island, also known as Turtle Island by Captain Cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 18 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BhlCxpigfzkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BhlCxpigfzk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0051.jpgVautoa OnoVautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D1x88hN.BtUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D1x88hN.BtU/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0080.jpgTwo-tone wrasseThalassoma amblycephalum (Two-tone wrasse or Bluntheaded wrasse) initial phase. Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 766 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,834minutes Cumulative Time: 42,765 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008ek.kvuc2RUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008ek.kvuc2RU/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-01-0090.jpg2009-01-01-0090.jpgA Diadema palmeri at Cave Bay with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Thursday 01 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 132 Max Depth 26.5 m. Average Depth 12.8 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 70 min. Bottom Time to Date 5887 min Cumulative Time 5957 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GShRlO1E908https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GShRlO1E908/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0247.jpg2011-05-14-0247.JPGThe pied urchin or white-spined urchin (Tripneustes gratilla) Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 335 Dive Buddy: Site: West Side of Napier Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,050 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,094 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fdF9nEf0wQ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fdF9nEf0wQ0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0253.jpg2011-05-13-0253.JPGThe pied urchin or white-spined urchin (Tripneustes gratilla) Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 335 Dive Buddy: Site: West Side of Napier Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,050 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,094 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LkJ8qy52aMshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LkJ8qy52aMs/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0416.jpg2009-07-25-0416.jpgThe white spined urchin (Tripneustes gratilla) at Rikoriko Cave, Aorangi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 172.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Rikoriko Cave..Max Depth 17.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 97 min..Bottom Time to Date 8547 min..Cumulative Time 8644 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002gF8S3DhEQwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002gF8S3DhEQw/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0448.jpg2009-07-25-0448.jpgPurple Urchin (Centrostephanus rodgersii) at Rikoriko Cave, Aorangi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 172.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Rikoriko Cave..Max Depth 17.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 97 min..Bottom Time to Date 8547 min..Cumulative Time 8644 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hUiNTxaHtEAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hUiNTxaHtEA/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-23-0052.jpg2009-05-23-0052.jpgA close up of a Purple Urchin also called a Black Urchin (Centrostephanus rodgersii) at the Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 23 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 164.Max Depth 28 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 96 min..Bottom Time to Date 7991 min..Cumulative Time 8087 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000td3X8A9uc5shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000td3X8A9uc5s/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0235.jpg2009-11-15-0235.jpgPurple Urchin (Centrostephanus rodgersii) at Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L0EtLccqORAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L0EtLccqORA/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-23-0050.jpg2009-05-23-0050.jpgA close up of a Purple Urchin also called a Black Urchin (Centrostephanus rodgersii) at the Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 23 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 164.Max Depth 28 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 96 min..Bottom Time to Date 7991 min..Cumulative Time 8087 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aSKG2YN8cbchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aSKG2YN8cbc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0097-2.jpg2011-05-20-0097-2.JPGMacro close-up of a pencil urchin (Phyllacanthus imperialis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 352 Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 72 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000061C0exMIfgchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000061C0exMIfgc/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-01-0085.jpg2009-01-01-0085.jpgA Diadema palmeri at Cave Bay with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Thursday 01 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 132 Max Depth 26.5 m. Average Depth 12.8 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 70 min. Bottom Time to Date 5887 min Cumulative Time 5957 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Cw_8BA6LPywhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Cw_8BA6LPyw/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0033-1.jpgDiadema palmeriDiadema palmeri. Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 762. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 367:56. Maximum Depth: 35.5 meters. Bottom Time: 74 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,515 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,589 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WgTE4M0ecAshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WgTE4M0ecAs/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0023.jpg2009-04-19-0023.jpgThe long-spined urchin Diadema palmari at Middle Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 161.Max Depth 24.8 m..Temp 20c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 93min..Bottom Time to Date 7751 min..Cumulative Time 7844 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nBV7_LPZKEghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nBV7_LPZKEg/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0019.jpg2009-08-17-0019.jpgThe Richard Marshall Collection 1927-2004..Pictured : .Diadema palmari.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Nt4OxZfV3fYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Nt4OxZfV3fY/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0028.jpg2009-04-19-0028.jpgThe long-spined urchin Diadema palmari at Middle Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 161.Max Depth 24.8 m..Temp 20c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 93min..Bottom Time to Date 7751 min..Cumulative Time 7844 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sPB2wXkOXzkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sPB2wXkOXzk/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0021.jpg2009-04-19-0021.jpgThe long-spined urchin Diadema palmari at Middle Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 161.Max Depth 24.8 m..Temp 20c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 93min..Bottom Time to Date 7751 min..Cumulative Time 7844 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u8lYXOqAzSkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u8lYXOqAzSk/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0101.jpgGiant KelpGiant spider crab (Jacquinotia edwardsii ) on Giant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Butterfield Point, Enderby Island atthe subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean. Sunday 09 January 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 297 Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions. Site: Butterfield Point, Enderby Island, Sub Antarctic Islands. Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 12.7 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 17,807 minutes. Cumulative Time: 17,864 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001VOGmX6eAFUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001VOGmX6eAFU/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0044.jpgBlack Coral TreeBlack Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.) surounded by Gorgonian Fans at a depth of 70 meters at an unnamed reef at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 348.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 190:39 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 71.3 meters..Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,933 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.E1bv1FoqgEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.E1bv1FoqgE/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-07-0158.jpgGreat White SharkA four-metre- long Great White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias) scares off a Northern Giant Petrel (Macronectes halli) and fluttering Kermadec Storm Petrels (Pelagodroma albiclunis) feeding on a recently deceased humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) calf, around six metres long off the coast of Raoul Island in the Kermadec archipelago, New Zealand. October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000020vEcWTUbwchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000020vEcWTUbwc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1730.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) feasts on a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000UvdVu3DuI4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000UvdVu3DuI4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1582-1.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) feasts on a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VU20aMSbxBYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VU20aMSbxBY/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-07-0687.jpg2015-10-07-0687.jpgAntipodean albatross (Diomedea antipodensis) feeds on a recently deceased Humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) calf around six metres long with distinctive bite marks from a Great White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias) off the coast of Raoul Island in the Kermadec archipelago, New Zealand. October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000ZYGKLl32PUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000ZYGKLl32PU/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-07-0493.jpg2015-10-07-0493.jpgA four-metre- long Great White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias) and Antipodean albatross (Diomedea antipodensis) feed on a recently deceased humpback whale calf (Megaptera novaeangliae), around six metres long off the coast of Raoul Island in the Kermadec archipelago, New Zealand. October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000byibWQBbPUAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000byibWQBbPUA/fit=1000x1000/2017-01-24-0462-3.jpgLong-finned pilot whaleA long-finned pilot whale gives birth to a calf on the edge of the continental shelf. Then with another female, the mother lifted her newborn to the surface for it's very first breath, a sight rarely witnessed and perhaps never photographed. 24 January 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o8KhZaXhZashttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o8KhZaXhZas/fit=1000x1000/2017-01-24-0458.jpgLong-finned pilot whaleA long-finned pilot whale gives birth to a calf on the edge of the continental shelf. Then with another female, the mother lifted her newborn to the surface for it's very first breath, a sight rarely witnessed and perhaps never photographed. 24 January 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lNuKs5Led0Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lNuKs5Led0U/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0241.jpgLong finned pilot whaleGlobicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whales) off the coast of Northern New Zealand. April 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qLOG.hHqsmQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qLOG.hHqsmQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0047.jpgLong finned pilot whaleGlobicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whales) off the coast of Northern New Zealand. April 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aoMuqMztkHQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aoMuqMztkHQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0021.jpgLong finned pilot whaleGlobicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whales) off the coast of Northern New Zealand. April 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xQe5BGhVGl8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xQe5BGhVGl8/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0332.jpgLong finned pilot whaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EqcrlNn0pbshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EqcrlNn0pbs/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0134.jpg2009-10-17-0134.jpgJason's Nudibranch (Jason mirabilis) is usually found on the hydroid (Solanderia ericopsis) its main food source. Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Saturday 17 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009..Dive Number 189.Boat : Apollo, Goat Island Dive..Site : Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group..Max Depth 28 m..Temp 19c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 56 min..Bottom Time to Date 9600 min..Cumulative Time 9656 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000npEWqiK6wUchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000npEWqiK6wUc/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0311.jpg2010-04-21-0311.jpgNudibranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 250.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Middle Arch, Maratea Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 53:21 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.1 meters..Bottom Time: 53 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,962 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,015 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YZbgQyKQ9rwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YZbgQyKQ9rw/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-02-0007.jpg2010-10-02-0007.jpgDendrodoris denisoni nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Saturday 02 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 281.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Northen Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 12.6 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 94:17 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.8 meters...Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,502 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,583 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Rf0rFrHnpw8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Rf0rFrHnpw8/fit=1000x1000/2013-06-29-0011.jpg2013-06-29-0011.JPGOkenia atkinsonorum (nudibranch) Saturday 29 June 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 483 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 10:43 Temperature: 16.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 290:17 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 41.4 meters Bottom Time: 100 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 32,589 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,661 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xOVESPOxKhQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xOVESPOxKhQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-01-24-0563.jpgLONG FINNED PILOT WHALEA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale). January 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qZcBHEbto0shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qZcBHEbto0s/fit=1000x1000/2017-01-24-0473.jpgLONG FINNED PILOT WHALEA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale). January 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jkYWLZa6LaMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jkYWLZa6LaM/fit=1000x1000/2017-01-24-0161.jpgLONG FINNED PILOT WHALEA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale). January 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oydHxjU9UkQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oydHxjU9UkQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-01-24-0205.jpgLONG FINNED PILOT WHALEA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale). January 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001zb.zJdAXzUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001zb.zJdAXzU/fit=1000x1000/2017-01-24-0282.jpgLONG FINNED PILOT WHALEA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale). January 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000grRKLqmEkishttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000grRKLqmEkis/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-0146.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FO0cDebv0rghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FO0cDebv0rg/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-0120.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YG5TaBpWfrYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YG5TaBpWfrY/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-0036.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tHV_vekQsD0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tHV_vekQsD0/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0347.jpgLong finned pilot whaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z7b2108065Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z7b2108065Q/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0308.jpgLong finned pilot whaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000crlNc6jCJxIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000crlNc6jCJxI/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0286.jpgLong finned pilot whaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_3PfdxoqAlchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_3PfdxoqAlc/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0258.jpgLong finned pilot whaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IfuKKmvVLbghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IfuKKmvVLbg/fit=1000x1000/2017-01-24-0040.jpgLONG FINNED PILOT WHALEA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale). January 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_FlB_XnlYfchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_FlB_XnlYfc/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0400-2.jpgLong finned pilot whaleGlobicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whales) off the coast of Northern New Zealand. April 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K_EakCJNwR8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K_EakCJNwR8/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0323.jpgLong finned pilot whaleGlobicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whales) off the coast of Northern New Zealand. April 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w92m.xbTO0Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w92m.xbTO0E/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0231.jpgLong finned pilot whaleGlobicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whales) off the coast of Northern New Zealand. April 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aAwIhXwGn94https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aAwIhXwGn94/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0235.jpgLong finned pilot whaleGlobicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whales) off the coast of Northern New Zealand. April 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hvaGdZEDNIYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hvaGdZEDNIY/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0202-1.jpgLong finned pilot whaleGlobicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whales) off the coast of Northern New Zealand. April 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JqmRUeFoVeEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JqmRUeFoVeE/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0184.jpgLong finned pilot whaleGlobicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whales) off the coast of Northern New Zealand. April 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JBaHrW_5o68https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JBaHrW_5o68/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0141.jpgLong finned pilot whaleGlobicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whales) off the coast of Northern New Zealand. April 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BOvFiuWoLH4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BOvFiuWoLH4/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0060-1.jpgLong finned pilot whaleGlobicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whales) off the coast of Northern New Zealand. April 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002CpRSemUg_8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002CpRSemUg_8/fit=1000x1000/Dudley-Benson.jpgDudley BensonMusician Dudley Benson. Photograph by Richard Robinson. 2008 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UooV4EFKpq8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UooV4EFKpq8/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-02-0566-1.jpgThree-Line CardinalfishOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish). Friday 02 October 2015 Dive Number: 756 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 22.9 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,130 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,190 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NlF6y2e4pewhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NlF6y2e4pew/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-07-0730.jpgWhite-fronted ternSterna striata (White-fronted tern) at the Rangitata River mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Saturday 06 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004hXBX3yau4Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004hXBX3yau4Q/fit=1000x1000/2018-10-07-0717.jpgWhite-fronted ternSterna striata (White-fronted tern) at the Rangitata River mouth, Canterbury, New Zealand. Saturday 06 October 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018 No Reproduction without prior written permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000trWqDhdYaDohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000trWqDhdYaDo/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0233.jpgWrybillAnarhynchus frontalis (Wrybill) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000migK0eiKzFghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000migK0eiKzFg/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0282.jpgWrybillAnarhynchus frontalis (Wrybill) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WMHrnaNwdQwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WMHrnaNwdQw/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0314.jpgWrybillAnarhynchus frontalis (Wrybill) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oK3AinlUAPohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oK3AinlUAPo/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0406.jpg2013-04-13-0406.JPGCrinoids (Feather Stars), Oculina virgosa (Ivory coral) and a Jasus edwardsii (New Zealand Crayfish) inside Catton's Cave on Rosemary Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 459 Site: Rosemary Island, East of Catton's Cave and Cave, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 261:04 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.9 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 30,437 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,533 minutes CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aPhjBgvVrz8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aPhjBgvVrz8/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0111-Edit.jpg2011-04-10-0111-Edit.JPGThe coral eating Cown of Thorns Star (Acanthaster planci) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 327 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 147:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.9 meters. Bottom Time: 92 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,494 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,586 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004UTRyjTien4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004UTRyjTien4/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0077-1.jpgTwo-tone wrasseThalassoma amblycephalum (Two-tone wrasse or Bluntheaded wrasse) initial phase. Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 766 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,834minutes Cumulative Time: 42,765 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005hP5383bPbkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005hP5383bPbk/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0030.jpgBlue-Spotted WrasseAnampses caeruleopunctatus (Blue-Spotted Wrasse). Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 766 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,834minutes Cumulative Time: 42,765 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RyXbsJmSdf8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RyXbsJmSdf8/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0499.jpgLong finned pilot whaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QVkQc7ffzPIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QVkQc7ffzPI/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-11-0097.jpg2010-07-11-0097.jpgCallyspongia latituba (Organ-pipe sponge) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 11 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 269.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 12.5 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 79:01 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 36.2 meters...Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,490 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,584 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Hwuuw9pgvnMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Hwuuw9pgvnM/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-11-0098.jpg2010-07-11-0098.jpgCallyspongia latituba (Organ-pipe sponge) by the Photographer at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 11 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 269.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 12.5 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 79:01 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 36.2 meters...Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,490 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,584 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.XVlPyEQMlEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.XVlPyEQMlE/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0144.jpg2010-07-09-0144.jpgCallyspongia latituba (Organ-pipe sponge) at Northern Arch, the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 265.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 12.3 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 73:28 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters...Bottom Time: 110 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,131 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,241 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vaFb0JQRgXYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vaFb0JQRgXY/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-04-0111-1.jpgDoak's LizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish). Wednesday 04 May 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 786 Site: Nudibranch City, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Mazurka Temperature: 20.8 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 383:37 Maximum Depth: 25.1 m Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 44,340 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Hy0qBrV6cjkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Hy0qBrV6cjk/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0399.jpg2013-04-13-0399.JPGOculina virgosa (Ivory coral) on the ceiling of Catton's Cave on Rosemary Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 459 Site: Rosemary Island, East of Catton's Cave and Cave, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 261:04 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.9 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 30,437 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,533 minutes CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KltFLFU6tschttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KltFLFU6tsc/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-05-0118.jpgFiordland crested penguinRobin Long from the Tawaki Project weighs and measures a Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) chick at the Harrison Cove colony in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 05 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F5nhGXj5nO4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F5nhGXj5nO4/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-10-0313.jpgLittle penguinEudyptula minor (Little penguin) in rehabilitated captivity at the National Aquarium of New Zealand. Monday 09 May 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000475aciyAl9Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000475aciyAl9Q/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-2411.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m1u09pHzhT8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m1u09pHzhT8/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-2349.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DE2HbYBlldUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DE2HbYBlldU/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-2337.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004nlqAKUZxD4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004nlqAKUZxD4/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-2308.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TCNmGxF3n9Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TCNmGxF3n9E/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-1688-1.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HBR_g2FGLc8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HBR_g2FGLc8/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-1687.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004vZX7G1QLdQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004vZX7G1QLdQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-1419.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000935wdmJm1Achttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000935wdmJm1Ac/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-1510.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ESAsmbi_6aohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ESAsmbi_6ao/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-1685-2.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UfOp3HcrAR4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UfOp3HcrAR4/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-1348.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000upnDp4388Eohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000upnDp4388Eo/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-0969.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y.rfkQmibMchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y.rfkQmibMc/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-0966.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yKo5zcvODCohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yKo5zcvODCo/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-0500.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JUxiCM4A5eAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JUxiCM4A5eA/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-0454.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Yz6rcrIUOFQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Yz6rcrIUOFQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-0285.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003WTEhZjtzsUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003WTEhZjtzsU/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-0185.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LYUijaAD2Mohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LYUijaAD2Mo/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-0323.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yGcmonTHBRQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yGcmonTHBRQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-0155.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Lx9V1clrTSIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Lx9V1clrTSI/fit=1000x1000/Amsterdam.jpgAmsterdamEurope : Street scenes around Amsterdam in the Netherlands. Thursday 17 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L4JzJijYI24https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L4JzJijYI24/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0778.jpg2011-01-05-0778.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) underwater at Station Cove off North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H4LHxsIXKEQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H4LHxsIXKEQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0755.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AP2L3OojSFIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AP2L3OojSFI/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0863.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005orS3CHVAcshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005orS3CHVAcs/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-05-1505.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IKdYiKZqP94https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IKdYiKZqP94/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0215.jpg2011-02-13-0215.jpgSecret Lake- Quentin Bennett is one of New Zealand's diving pioneers. Back in the 70's he used to pack his gear across Hawke's Bay backcountry in wheel barrows, looking for freshwater dive locations. Eventually he found this lake, with water as clear as gin-you can see from one side clear across to the other. Its location remains a guarded secret because the algae growth is very sensitive to disturbance. This frame sort of immortalises Quentin in his world.Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 301.Site: Secret Lake..Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,108 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,168 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fa_9_TWTsNkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fa_9_TWTsNk/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0010.jpgSnake StarAstrobrachion constrictum (Snake star) living mutualistically on Antipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_d94P2Ra3gkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_d94P2Ra3gk/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-01-0051-1.jpgGrey MorayGymnothorax nublis (Grey Moray) sits amongst Iophon proximum (yellow) and Iophon laevistylis (Organ-pipe sponge). Thursday 01 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 528 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 11:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 348:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 80.3 meters Bottom Time: 183 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 101% OTU: 88% Bottom Time to Date: 36,490 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,673 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YqFvsncC6zchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YqFvsncC6zc/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0208.jpg2011-07-17-0208.jpgArchidoris wellingtonensis (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 372.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.2 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 158:17 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 15.9 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,896 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,955 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KYi2zQVqwUYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KYi2zQVqwUY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0391.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Jhhfmzm1.88https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Jhhfmzm1.88/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-28-0008.jpg2011-03-28-0008.jpgComanthus novaezealandiae (Feather Star) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Monday 28 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 315.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Butterfish Bay too Maomao Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 130:55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,526 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,607 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QLEZuv2QfmEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QLEZuv2QfmE/fit=1000x1000/2008-10-11-0305.jpg2008-10-11-0305.jpgPyrosoma sp. (Giant salp).Saturday 11 October 2008. Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 110 : Blue Mao Mao Arch, Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 15m. Average Depth m. Temp 13c. O2 :33.6%.Bottom Time75 min. Bottom Time to Date 4710 min Cumulative Time 4785 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vJyWVwwtWH0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vJyWVwwtWH0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0054-2.jpg2011-05-20-0054-2.jpgKermadec Scalyfin (Parma kermadecensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Friday 20 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis..Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Jd0rrlPUq0ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Jd0rrlPUq0o/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0075-4.jpg2009-01-14-0075-4.jpgA Blue Shark Prionace glauca shows off his battle wounds of a fishing hook while a Mako Shark Isurus oxyrinchus eyes up a diving bird in the background while Shark Diving off the Coast of Whakatane..Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JMQbSN2UtMQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JMQbSN2UtMQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0048.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y6mZ7._qzVQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y6mZ7._qzVQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-26-0640.jpgWhitespotted filefishCantherhines dumerilii (Whitespotted filefish) offshore, Northern New Zealand, second record for NZ. Monday 26 March 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ogXPHUVxbKAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ogXPHUVxbKA/fit=1000x1000/Telescope-fish-6.jpgMendosoma lineatum (Telescope fish)Mendosoma lineatum (Telescope fish)Sunday 06 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 518 Site: First Cove Wall, Breaksea Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:24 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 323:47 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.5 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 35,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,291 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s6rX18f7v4Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s6rX18f7v4E/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0119.jpgRainbow WrasseSuezichthys arquatus (Rainbow Wrasse/ Rainbowfish) Initial Phase. Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 767 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,909 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,834 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vz_GkSf.Sbchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vz_GkSf.Sbc/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0175.jpgCarpet SharkCephaloscyllium isabellum (Carpet Shark). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004OrM795xXMQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004OrM795xXMQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-01-0633.jpg2015-10-01-0633.jpgSuezichthys arquatus (Rainbowfish) Terminal Phase Thursday 01 October 2015 Dive Number: 755 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 11.6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,070 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,130 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000096OGayIkMSwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000096OGayIkMSw/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0293-2.jpg2011-01-06-0293-2.jpgJellyfish most likely Cyanea sp. off the coast of the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HxRCtFEjKfMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HxRCtFEjKfM/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-18-0139.jpgJania roseaJania rosea inhabits a sponge upon the totara weed Sargassum johnsonii at Landsburgia Rock, North West Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 18 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 463 Site: Landsburgia Rock and Cup Coral Cavern, North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 268:17 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 40.2 meters Bottom Time: 97 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 64% Bottom Time to Date: 30,882 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,979 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Dd8sNQ8X1n0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Dd8sNQ8X1n0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0011.jpgGiant KelpA Giant masking crab (Leptomithrax australis) sits on the Giant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Crozier Point , Auckland Island in the Sub Antarctic Islands, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. Monday 10 January 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 299 Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions. Site: Crozier Point, Auckland Island, Sub Antarctic Islands. Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 11.9 meters. Bottom Time: 62 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 17,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 18,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Tbv_8kddcGghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Tbv_8kddcGg/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-18-0029.jpgLandsburgia ilicifoliaLandsburgia ilicifolia endemic to the Three Kings, described and only known from one site is swarmed by schooling Caprodon longimanus (Pink maomao) during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 18 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 463 Site: Landsburgia Rock and Cup Coral Cavern, North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 268:17 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 40.2 meters Bottom Time: 97 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 64% Bottom Time to Date: 30,882 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,979 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nNpSEl_.rMQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nNpSEl_.rMQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0010.jpg2010-12-21-0010.jpgSecret Lake- Quentin Bennett is one of New Zealand's diving pioneers. Back in the 70's he used to pack his gear across Hawke's Bay backcountry in wheel barrows, looking for freshwater dive locations. Eventually he found this lake, with water as clear as gin-you can see from one side clear across to the other. Its location remains a guarded secret because the algae growth is very sensitive to disturbance. This frame sort of immortalises Quentin in his world..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aZ8nA7QWGbEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aZ8nA7QWGbE/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0134.jpg2013-04-28-0134.jpgOdax pullus (Butterfish). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 468 Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 08:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 273:25 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 31,313 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ie23HuGEXAEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ie23HuGEXAE/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0139.jpg2013-04-28-0139.jpgOdax pullus (Butterfish). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 468 Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 08:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 273:25 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 31,313 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v5jHJ.OJD_Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v5jHJ.OJD_U/fit=1000x1000/20012-08-04-0140.jpg20012-08-04-0140.jpgDarwinella oxeata (sponge).Saturday 04 August 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 429..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 226:32 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 29.1 meters..Bottom Time: 91 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 27,596 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,687 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AbTESXHX3qUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AbTESXHX3qU/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0108.jpg2012-04-15-0108.jpgDarwinella oxeata (sponge)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 357.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 201:09 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 39 meters..Bottom Time: 103 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,657 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,760 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VQwxPRg8xishttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VQwxPRg8xis/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-11-0096.jpg2010-07-11-0096.jpgCallyspongia latituba (Organ-pipe sponge) by the Photographer at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 11 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 269.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 12.5 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 79:01 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 36.2 meters...Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,490 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,584 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HbQOy4Ab00chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HbQOy4Ab00c/fit=1000x1000/Pilot-Whale.jpgPilot WhaleThe Puzzle of Pilot Whales – They strand on our shores in greater numbers than any other species of whale. Scientists believe they know why, but there is much about these animals that remains an enigma, and the strandings continue to happen. NEW ZEALAND GEOGRAPHIC ISSUE 142 November - December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Yka1k8pGCNIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Yka1k8pGCNI/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0082.jpgCommon kelpCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) on a stalk of Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Sunday 26 July 2009 Photograph Richard Robinson. Dive Number 174 Boat : Pacific Hideaway. Site : the Great Wall. Max Depth 28.6 m. Temp 15c. O2 24% Bottom Time 104 min. Bottom Time to Date 8739 min. Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RPzz3OA2ixshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RPzz3OA2ixs/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0114.jpg2010-04-21-0114.jpgLeucothea sp. (Centophore) silhouetted at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 247.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 22.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 50:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 39.3 meters..Bottom Time: 67 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,756 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,823 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Szy5a6fohschttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Szy5a6fohsc/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0100.jpg2010-04-21-0100.jpgLeucothea sp. (Centophore) silhouetted at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 247.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 22.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 50:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 39.3 meters..Bottom Time: 67 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,756 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,823 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Del0WvALBWYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Del0WvALBWY/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0845-2.jpg2010-11-29-0845-2.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004wsOMNb3Ivwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004wsOMNb3Ivw/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0901.jpg2010-11-29-0901.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V8D5kWpX8Pchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V8D5kWpX8Pc/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-1020.jpg2010-11-29-1020.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009V4KiWPSfzAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009V4KiWPSfzA/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0353-Edit-2.jpg2010-11-28-0353-Edit-2.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f7Twr7G81r8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f7Twr7G81r8/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0363-Edit.jpg2010-11-28-0363-Edit.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ntV7zhu6si8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ntV7zhu6si8/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0436.jpg2010-11-28-0436.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside Flea Bay Near the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000poSr5b.Bb3ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000poSr5b.Bb3o/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0170.jpg2010-11-29-0170.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005J3FKbXjNTUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005J3FKbXjNTU/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0437.jpg2010-11-29-0437.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fzm6iP3auF0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fzm6iP3auF0/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0540.jpg2010-11-29-0540.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bnN2hTlKPQ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bnN2hTlKPQ8/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1007.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005UYWCftbihEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005UYWCftbihE/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-29-0380.jpgHumpback WhaleMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) and calf at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. 29 July 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006N6ljVbzaGshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006N6ljVbzaGs/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0508.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cQ6baQW6noQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cQ6baQW6noQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0181.jpgGold-ribbon GrouperGold-ribbon Grouper (Aulacocephalus temmincki) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OrWO5m1Pi_Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OrWO5m1Pi_I/fit=1000x1000/2007-05-22-394.jpg2007-05-22-394.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Pictured : Marineland's Manager since 1977 Gary MacDonald plays with Kelly..Monday 21 May 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t9kSjtoDCXIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t9kSjtoDCXI/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0044.jpg2010-12-21-0044.jpgSecret Lake- Quentin Bennett is one of New Zealand's diving pioneers. Back in the 70's he used to pack his gear across Hawke's Bay backcountry in wheel barrows, looking for freshwater dive locations. Eventually he found this lake, with water as clear as gin-you can see from one side clear across to the other. Its location remains a guarded secret because the algae growth is very sensitive to disturbance. This frame sort of immortalises Quentin in his world..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PFnHszYl.vMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PFnHszYl.vM/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0090.jpg2010-12-21-0090.jpgSecret Lake- Quentin Bennett is one of New Zealand's diving pioneers. Back in the 70's he used to pack his gear across Hawke's Bay backcountry in wheel barrows, looking for freshwater dive locations. Eventually he found this lake, with water as clear as gin-you can see from one side clear across to the other. Its location remains a guarded secret because the algae growth is very sensitive to disturbance. This frame sort of immortalises Quentin in his world..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007_V0sGk_7_ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007_V0sGk_7_g/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0120.jpg2010-12-21-0120.jpgSecret Lake- Quentin Bennett is one of New Zealand's diving pioneers. Back in the 70's he used to pack his gear across Hawke's Bay backcountry in wheel barrows, looking for freshwater dive locations. Eventually he found this lake, with water as clear as gin-you can see from one side clear across to the other. Its location remains a guarded secret because the algae growth is very sensitive to disturbance. This frame sort of immortalises Quentin in his world..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l7ugTIqgX7chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l7ugTIqgX7c/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0001.jpg2010-12-21-0001.jpgSecret Lake- Quentin Bennett is one of New Zealand's diving pioneers. Back in the 70's he used to pack his gear across Hawke's Bay backcountry in wheel barrows, looking for freshwater dive locations. Eventually he found this lake, with water as clear as gin-you can see from one side clear across to the other. Its location remains a guarded secret because the algae growth is very sensitive to disturbance..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005nCBZN0tgZohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005nCBZN0tgZo/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-1917.jpgBump Head SunfishMola alexandrini (Bump-head sunfish) with Naucrates ductor (Pilotfish) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Friday 26 January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_mWYhJQ7QtQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_mWYhJQ7QtQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0183.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YMf7nTFXglghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YMf7nTFXglg/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-10-0187.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wte.kWV9WsQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wte.kWV9WsQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-10-0049-1.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002EdpYMjjt0Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002EdpYMjjt0Y/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-10-0020.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SrT9DGQ5VbUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SrT9DGQ5VbU/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-10-0023.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AnKBoR1vNU8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AnKBoR1vNU8/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0148-2.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TP85PLjYcuAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TP85PLjYcuA/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0124.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C0iWZGeKZschttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C0iWZGeKZsc/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0139.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009Bw.A4CLl.whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009Bw.A4CLl.w/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0138.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aSAn8Eekb.shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aSAn8Eekb.s/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0078.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Nw53TC3xHOIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Nw53TC3xHOI/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0196.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dZjaiVwXrpUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dZjaiVwXrpU/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0231.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sfg_c9vNcI4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sfg_c9vNcI4/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-21-0295.jpgBlue SharkA Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand..Saturday 21 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 154.Max Depth 5 m..Temp 21c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120 min..Bottom Time to Date 7314 min..Cumulative Time 7434 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J63wW9ZTF8Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J63wW9ZTF8I/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-21-0302.jpgBlue SharkA Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand..Saturday 21 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 154.Max Depth 5 m..Temp 21c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120 min..Bottom Time to Date 7314 min..Cumulative Time 7434 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mktFvfoF2Aohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mktFvfoF2Ao/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0022-4.jpgBlue SharkA Blue Shark Prionace glauca is curious about the engine on the boat while Shark Diving off the Coast of Whakatane. Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WjFf88aU1d8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WjFf88aU1d8/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-21-0132.jpgBlue SharkA Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand..Saturday 21 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 154.Max Depth 5 m..Temp 21c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120 min..Bottom Time to Date 7314 min..Cumulative Time 7434 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g0h1jlAgO_0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g0h1jlAgO_0/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0118.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h36ROaV1OB0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h36ROaV1OB0/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-07-0656-1.jpg2015-10-07-0656_1.jpgA four-metre- long Great White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias), Antipodean albatross (Diomedea antipodensis), Northern Giant Petrel (Macronectes halli) and fluttering Kermadec Storm Petrels (Pelagodroma albiclunis) feed on a recently deceased humpback whale calf (Megaptera novaeangliae), around six metres long off the coast of Raoul Island in the Kermadec archipelago, New Zealand. October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000084lOQRAZBP4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000084lOQRAZBP4/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0658.jpgWhite Faced HeronEgretta novaehollandiae (White Faced Heron) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mJ8sAAU17jshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mJ8sAAU17js/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0163.jpg2011-04-10-0163.JPGThe pied urchin or white-spined urchin (Tripneustes gratilla) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PAP.jMVfFpghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PAP.jMVfFpg/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0486.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G0B4Vdj6LTAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G0B4Vdj6LTA/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-16-0483.jpgHumpback WhaleMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) at Tuvana-i-ra in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Wednesday 16 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b9sq8V9YzXchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b9sq8V9YzXc/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0393.jpg2011-01-11-0393.jpgA pod of Dusky dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obscurus) reaching their southern limits pictured on a journey back from the Sub Antarctic, Auckland Islands to Dunedin, New Zealand..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008zduZBHI.Fohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008zduZBHI.Fo/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0400.jpg2011-01-11-0400.jpgA pod of Dusky dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obscurus) reaching their southern limits pictured on a journey back from the Sub Antarctic, Auckland Islands to Dunedin, New Zealand..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JcD4_3.gEakhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JcD4_3.gEak/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0366.jpg2011-01-11-0366.jpgA pod of Dusky dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obscurus) reaching their southern limits pictured on a journey back from the Sub Antarctic, Auckland Islands to Dunedin, New Zealand..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Hiurpe0xRJchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Hiurpe0xRJc/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0781-1.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002BlRUxDMtKkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002BlRUxDMtKk/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0755.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000un8SpzLqsgkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000un8SpzLqsgk/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0583.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HXwpmhdiQQAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HXwpmhdiQQA/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0606.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qLK8p6VsuBghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qLK8p6VsuBg/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0559-2.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EmX3.QX_e1whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EmX3.QX_e1w/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0559-3.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZMm_JT9opq4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZMm_JT9opq4/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0295.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aVqBBMBTvc4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aVqBBMBTvc4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-16-0396.jpgHumpback WhaleMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) at Tuvana-i-ra in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Wednesday 16 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JH1TWQoqI4ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JH1TWQoqI4g/fit=1000x1000/Crested-Weedfish-New-Zealand-0006.jpgCrested Weedfish New ZealandCristiceps aurantiacus (Crested Weedfish)Saturday 26 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 523 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle. Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:39 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.5 meters Bottom Time: 163 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 118% OTU: 82% Bottom Time to Date: 35,670 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,833 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C3UsS4pAp60https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C3UsS4pAp60/fit=1000x1000/Pseudorca-crassidens-0015.jpgPseudorca crassidens-0015.jpgA pod of False-killer whales (Pseudorca crassidens) follows closely behind a pod of Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Tuesday 20 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K1cK5Rrhx4Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K1cK5Rrhx4A/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0006.jpgFirebrick starfishAsterodiscus truncatus (Firebrick starfish). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 475 Site: Eastern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 280:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters Bottom Time: 114 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 50% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 31,791 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,905 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uzusd4QfLiIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uzusd4QfLiI/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-11-0169.jpg2010-07-11-0169.jpgFire Brick Starfish (Asterodiscus truncatus) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 11 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 270.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 12.7 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 80:19 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 32.2 meters...Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,584 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,662 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DXxnr9UhdRAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DXxnr9UhdRA/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0199.jpg2011-04-10-0199.JPGThe coral eating Crown of Thorns Star (Acanthaster planci) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mAHkKAKKtkohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mAHkKAKKtko/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0881.jpgEleven Armed StarfishCoscinasterias calamaria (Eleven Armed Starfish) Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 516 Site: Acheron Passage, Eastern Side, North of Wet Jacket Arm, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:37 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 320:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters Bottom Time: 171 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 62% Bottom Time to Date: 34,929 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,100 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZbAGFp77hNAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZbAGFp77hNA/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0882.jpgEleven Armed StarfishCoscinasterias calamaria (Eleven Armed Starfish) Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 516 Site: Acheron Passage, Eastern Side, North of Wet Jacket Arm, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:37 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 320:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters Bottom Time: 171 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 62% Bottom Time to Date: 34,929 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,100 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sQqmJgQ_u7Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sQqmJgQ_u7U/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0886-Edit.jpgEleven Armed StarfishCoscinasterias calamaria (Eleven Armed Starfish) Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 516 Site: Acheron Passage, Eastern Side, North of Wet Jacket Arm, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:37 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 320:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters Bottom Time: 171 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 62% Bottom Time to Date: 34,929 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,100 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_HnMEphA1Q0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_HnMEphA1Q0/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0053.jpg2012-04-19-0053.jpgCliona celata (yellow encrusting sponge)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 365.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 211:42 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters..Bottom Time: 95 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,337 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,432 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S6uWLMPps_ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S6uWLMPps_o/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-23-0115-2.jpg2009-05-23-0115-2.jpgA Blue-eyed triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) sits upon Zoanthid Polyps on yellow Encrusting Sponge (Cliona celata) at the Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine-Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 23 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 164.Max Depth 28 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 96 min..Bottom Time to Date 7991 min..Cumulative Time 8087 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TaCFagTBS8Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TaCFagTBS8Y/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0037.jpg20016-09-04-0037.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch ) on the yellow encrusting sponge Cliona celata. Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 789 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 14.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 390:59 Maximum Depth: 37.3 Bottom Time: 114 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vuSavvX9FgYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vuSavvX9FgY/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0148.jpgDarwinella gardineeriDarwinella gardineeri. Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 473 Site: Blue Mao Mao Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 15:32 Temperature: 19.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 278:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 13.6 meters Bottom Time: 50 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 24% OTU: 52% Bottom Time to Date: 31,647 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,697 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KPELTQ3VzE8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KPELTQ3VzE8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0156-1.jpgBlackside HawkfishParacirrhites forsteri (Blackside Hawkfish) also known as the Freckled hawkfish or Forster's hawkfish at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KhCX4kMLlcIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KhCX4kMLlcI/fit=1000x1000/Stinging-Wandering-Anemone.jpgStinging Wandering AnemoneA Stinging Wandering Anemone (Alicia sp.) upon a large Black Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.) at a depth of 63 meters at an unnamed reef at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 348.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 190:39 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 71.3 meters..Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,933 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007iAK.hEWDDYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007iAK.hEWDDY/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0030.jpg2012-03-25-0030.jpgSunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point (Northern Side)..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 193:09 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 61.1 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,115 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,201 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G87YoQzSnPUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G87YoQzSnPU/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0377.jpg2013-04-13-0377.JPGOculina virgosa (Ivory coral) on the ceiling of Catton's Cave on Rosemary Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 459 Site: Rosemary Island, East of Catton's Cave and Cave, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 261:04 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.9 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 30,437 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,533 minutes CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000htGFGkVwSOshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000htGFGkVwSOs/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0376.jpg2013-04-13-0376.JPGOculina virgosa (Ivory coral) on the ceiling of Catton's Cave on Rosemary Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 459 Site: Rosemary Island, East of Catton's Cave and Cave, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 261:04 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.9 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 30,437 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,533 minutes CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AVQCfs473A8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AVQCfs473A8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0398.jpg2013-04-13-0398.JPGOculina virgosa (Ivory coral) on the ceiling of Catton's Cave on Rosemary Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 459 Site: Rosemary Island, East of Catton's Cave and Cave, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 261:04 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.9 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 30,437 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,533 minutes CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001sKsinUm0NEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001sKsinUm0NE/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0116.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004d1xdWjKxxQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004d1xdWjKxxQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0098.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_tBcExfBHS4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_tBcExfBHS4/fit=1000x1000/Chief-s-Whistle.jpgChief’s WhistleKids play at the Blow Holes known as Mapu'a a Vaca (the chiefs whistle) on the island of Tongatapu in Tonga. May 2004. Photograph Richard Robinson. 2004 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rYr06gY6Azghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rYr06gY6Azg/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-09-0051.jpg2010-05-09-0051.jpgMaria Stolarska watches her granddaughter leave for her wedding.Polish wedding of Izabela Stolarska and Piotr Koziol in the suburb of Marki in Warszawa Poland..Saturday 08 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qaPxKynbSOwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qaPxKynbSOw/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0150.jpgScorpionfishScorpaena cardinalis (Northern Scorpionfish) Juvenile at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x3WYlrCA_OAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x3WYlrCA_OA/fit=1000x1000/2014-10-16-0466.jpgGreen-lipped mussePerna canaliculus (green-lipped mussel) bed in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. Thursday 16 October 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c_b7k067c4ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c_b7k067c4o/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1016.jpg2015-10-05-1016.jpgHypoplectrodes igneus (Kermadec halfbanded perch) Monday 05 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 761 Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 33 meters Bottom Time: 65 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,515 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AqdbkOJIthchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AqdbkOJIthc/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-02-0597.jpg2015-10-02-0597.jpgHypoplectrodes igneus (Kermadec halfbanded perch) Friday 02 October 2015 Dive Number: 756 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 22.9 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,130 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,190 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XckUaM5pZFUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XckUaM5pZFU/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0065-2.jpgWhite dot blennyCirripectes alboapicalis (White dot blenny). Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 762. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 367:56. Maximum Depth: 35.5 meters. Bottom Time: 74 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,515 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,589 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ljK.XnF90ughttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ljK.XnF90ug/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0011.jpgSea SpiderPycnogonida sp. (Sea spider). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.ot7hMvL2gEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.ot7hMvL2gE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0201.jpgSea SpiderPycnogonida sp. (Sea spider). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.AbtloriRTMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.AbtloriRTM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0157.jpgGold-ribbon GrouperGold-ribbon Grouper (Aulacocephalus temmincki) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XPdyrUdujH0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XPdyrUdujH0/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0820.jpgSnake starOphiopsammus maculata (Snake star). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TIr6QDE2DP8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TIr6QDE2DP8/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0764.jpgSnake starOphiopsammus maculata (Snake star). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000daWsYG1v.mghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000daWsYG1v.mg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0244.jpgBaroness ButterflyfishChaetodon baronessa (Baroness Butterflyfish) also known as the Eastern triangular butterflyfish at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 10 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lg_ii1C9o8Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lg_ii1C9o8I/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0824-2.jpg2011-05-17-0824-2.JPGCircled by seabirds, Peter J. de Lange, Threatened Plant Scientist at the Department of Conservation stands next to a Kermadec p?hutukawa (Metrosideros kermadacensis) looking out to the East from the highest point on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kc4C.yCVeC0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kc4C.yCVeC0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0984-2.jpg2011-05-17-0984-2.JPGRed-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubicauda roseotincta) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vPzFCNj8WSwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vPzFCNj8WSw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0211-2.jpg2011-05-14-0211-2.jpgCirripectes alboapicalis (White-dot blenny) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation...Saturday 14 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 338.Dive Buddy: .Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 28 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KiqEC8yTa5ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KiqEC8yTa5g/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0700.jpg2011-05-16-0700.jpgCirripectes alboapicalis (White-dot blenny) at North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Monday 16 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 344.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis..Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,524 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,585 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NsLK6yKgEcUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NsLK6yKgEcU/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0160-3.jpgWhite-dot blennyCirripectes alboapicalis (White-dot blenny). Tuesday 06 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 763. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 369:27. Maximum Depth: 24.2 meters. Bottom Time: 94 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,589 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,683 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x8ryTk_vqLIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x8ryTk_vqLI/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0171.jpg2011-10-29-0171.jpgElysia sp. (Sacoglossans, sap sucking slugs) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_5Ryc.rAW24https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_5Ryc.rAW24/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0524-Edit-3.jpg2010-11-28-0524-Edit-3.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside Flea Bay Near the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005DokP2.dWqMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005DokP2.dWqM/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0367-Edit.jpg2010-11-29-0367-Edit.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CmxCgtXdinghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CmxCgtXding/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0130.jpgDwarf HawkfishCirrhitichthys falco (Dwarf Hawkfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BR3Xdm8yLpAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BR3Xdm8yLpA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0125.jpgRedmarbled lizardfishSynodus rubromarmoratus (Redmarbled lizardfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M_1ePA_U6qkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M_1ePA_U6qk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0121.jpgHalf and Half ChromisChromis iomelas (Half and Half Chromis) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VyuUmggmyRIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VyuUmggmyRI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0117.jpgHalf and Half ChromisChromis iomelas (Half and Half Chromis) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Vx68NWyZNsshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Vx68NWyZNss/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-06-0007.jpgNiueBeach at Alofi, Niue in the South Pacific. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BI.oN2Q8g6Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BI.oN2Q8g6I/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-06-0020.jpgNiueMain wharf at Alofi, Niue in the South Pacific. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MzisLnAwUkghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MzisLnAwUkg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0103.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica also known as the Fire Dartfish or Fire Goby at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IMMXdAhUnFIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IMMXdAhUnFI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0101.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica also known as the Fire Dartfish or Fire Goby at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ir4E2w7Qyswhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ir4E2w7Qysw/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0100.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica also known as the Fire Dartfish or Fire Goby at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pGDFYAi5wKUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pGDFYAi5wKU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0098.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica also known as the Fire Dartfish or Fire Goby at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mim9M_BNjTchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mim9M_BNjTc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0082.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica also known as the Fire Dartfish or Fire Goby at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u4Yail.zAu4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u4Yail.zAu4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0096.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica also known as the Fire Dartfish or Fire Goby at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004pbMNhN48IIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004pbMNhN48II/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0097.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica also known as the Fire Dartfish or Fire Goby at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tIjH0f_tELkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tIjH0f_tELk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0088.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica also known as the Fire Dartfish or Fire Goby at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K7QtdRVguqEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K7QtdRVguqE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0077.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica also known as the Fire Dartfish or Fire Goby at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sZjNsZhtZH0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sZjNsZhtZH0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0081.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica also known as the Fire Dartfish or Fire Goby at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fKmbl_L8uOshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fKmbl_L8uOs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0076.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica also known as the Fire Dartfish or Fire Goby at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X2BJeJl4.q4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X2BJeJl4.q4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0074.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica also known as the Fire Dartfish or Fire Goby at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rEQ9ZaXCYl8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rEQ9ZaXCYl8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0028.jpgTailspot SquirrelfishSargocentron caudimaculatum also known as the Tailspot Squirrelfish and the Silverspot Squirrelfish at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O5Pib4G8Nwchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O5Pib4G8Nwc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0041.jpgScarlet SoldierfishMyripristis pralinia (Scarlet Soldierfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HTJovpqWPJAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HTJovpqWPJA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0045.jpgScarlet SoldierfishMyripristis pralinia (Scarlet Soldierfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_oXLIFtdLZUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_oXLIFtdLZU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0032.jpgScarlet SoldierfishMyripristis pralinia (Scarlet Soldierfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KZ7eLSQ_EYwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KZ7eLSQ_EYw/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0121.jpgBeveridge ReefBeveridge Reef a submerged atoll located in the Exclusive Economic Zone of Niue. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ovtcPkJpN3Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ovtcPkJpN3I/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0114.jpgBeveridge ReefBeveridge Reef a submerged atoll located in the Exclusive Economic Zone of Niue. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CmYDu0fPhKwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CmYDu0fPhKw/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0096.jpgBeveridge ReefBeveridge Reef a submerged atoll located in the Exclusive Economic Zone of Niue. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S5Q75iXAGaIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S5Q75iXAGaI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0088.jpgBeveridge ReefBeveridge Reef a submerged atoll located in the Exclusive Economic Zone of Niue. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hRvdvuy2_awhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hRvdvuy2_aw/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0079.jpgBeveridge ReefBeveridge Reef a submerged atoll located in the Exclusive Economic Zone of Niue. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kSQxz4xZD14https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kSQxz4xZD14/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0077.jpgBeveridge ReefBeveridge Reef a submerged atoll located in the Exclusive Economic Zone of Niue. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Zgj6XYlmE3Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Zgj6XYlmE3U/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0077-1.jpgBeveridge ReefBeveridge Reef a submerged atoll located in the Exclusive Economic Zone of Niue. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000De1UQCe9.LAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000De1UQCe9.LA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0070.jpgBeveridge ReefBeveridge Reef a submerged atoll located in the Exclusive Economic Zone of Niue. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uFLQNpeiiUIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uFLQNpeiiUI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0056.jpgBeveridge ReefBeveridge Reef a submerged atoll located in the Exclusive Economic Zone of Niue. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZBAuUhMirWghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZBAuUhMirWg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0034.jpgBeveridge ReefBeveridge Reef, a submerged atoll located in the Exclusive Economic Zone of Niue. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ag2cqScw_OIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ag2cqScw_OI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0065.jpg2011-05-17-0065.JPGThe sun rises over Napier, Nugent and the Meyer Islands (Pictured from left) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000053yRqXhL.8whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000053yRqXhL.8w/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0070.jpg2011-05-17-0070.JPGThe sun rises over Napier, Nugent and the Meyer Islands (Pictured from left) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pcjRBU_.Bzghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pcjRBU_.Bzg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0113.jpg2011-05-17-0113.JPGThe sun rises over Napier, Nugent and the Meyer Islands (Pictured from left) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_kusSocjGvIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_kusSocjGvI/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0006.jpg2011-01-08-0006.jpgCarnley Harbour at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R_Jhwli.Wgwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R_Jhwli.Wgw/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0010.jpg2011-01-08-0010.jpgCarnley Harbour at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NMf29Gqr0yohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NMf29Gqr0yo/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0565.jpg2011-01-08-0565.jpgAdams Island at Sunset in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ttrLhvjh4R0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ttrLhvjh4R0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0414.jpg2011-01-09-0414.jpgBull Kelp (Durvillaea Antarctica) at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PI6iPWGW1ykhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PI6iPWGW1yk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0748.jpgDead AlbatrossThe skull of the skeletal remains of a Southern Royal Albatross (Diomedea epomophora) and the cause of death, a fishhook frames the endemic gentian (Gentiana concinna) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Note: This scene has not been tampered with by the photographer. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009MylxzfwopUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009MylxzfwopU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0393.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head back to their nests at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZIaW9ZnOv9ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZIaW9ZnOv9o/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0248.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hLD5HC72ZGchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hLD5HC72ZGc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0176.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 16 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xpkNHiCIUJshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xpkNHiCIUJs/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0519.jpg2011-01-08-0519.jpgCarnley Harbour at sunset. Auckland Island (left) Adams Island (right) in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fo7Za0vF1sYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fo7Za0vF1sY/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0534.jpg2011-01-08-0534.jpgCarnley Harbour at sunset in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IobhxkIok1khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IobhxkIok1k/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0077.jpgOrgan Pipe SpongeCallyspongia latituba (Organ-pipe sponge). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 475 Site: Eastern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 280:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters Bottom Time: 114 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 50% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 31,791 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,905 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.Pkim.E_c38https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.Pkim.E_c38/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-26-0059.jpg2014-04-26-0059.jpgHippellozoon novaezelandiae (Lace coral). Saturday 26 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 523 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle. Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:39 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.5 meters Bottom Time: 163 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 118% OTU: 82% Bottom Time to Date: 35,670 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,833 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FiI18A.IOhohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FiI18A.IOho/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0038.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UVZSnz.bd0khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UVZSnz.bd0k/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-06-0038.jpg2015-01-06-0038.tifCoral head at Beveridge Reef a remote territory of Niue in the South Pacific Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Cumulative Time: 37,961 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zZ3RbelGUlghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zZ3RbelGUlg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0602.jpg2015-01-05-0602.tifCoral head at Beveridge Reef a remote territory of Niue in the South Pacific Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Cumulative Time: 37,961 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001dGFrorRuxshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001dGFrorRuxs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0599-1.jpgGiant ClamTridacna maxima (Giant Clam) at Beveridge Reef, Niue. in the South Pacific. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Cumulative Time: 37,961 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MvP5tVJXJeohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MvP5tVJXJeo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0595-1.jpg2015-01-05-0595_1.tifCoral head at Beveridge Reef a remote territory of Niue in the South Pacific Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Cumulative Time: 37,961 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZW3DitkqzoYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZW3DitkqzoY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0586.jpg2015-01-05-0586.tifCoral head at Beveridge Reef a remote territory of Niue in the South Pacific Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Cumulative Time: 37,961 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Gf9RIs1mfmkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Gf9RIs1mfmk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0578-1.jpg2015-01-05-0578_1.tifCoral head at Beveridge Reef a remote territory of Niue in the South Pacific Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Cumulative Time: 37,961 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JLWGRiLY0hghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JLWGRiLY0hg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0577.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at Beveridge Reef, Niue. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008yX.D5pvjD8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008yX.D5pvjD8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0572.jpgBeveridge ReefCoral Reef topography at Beveridge Reef a remote territory of Niue in the South Pacific Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RNPvZlHh8S0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RNPvZlHh8S0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0569-1.jpgBeveridge ReefCoral Reef topography at Beveridge Reef a remote territory of Niue in the South Pacific Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009MSuJE00CbQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009MSuJE00CbQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0562.jpgBeveridge ReefCoral Reef topography at Beveridge Reef a remote territory of Niue in the South Pacific Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qg4lRt8ICpkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qg4lRt8ICpk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0552.jpgBeveridge ReefCoral Reef topography at Beveridge Reef a remote territory of Niue in the South Pacific Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004DovsUl6P0Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004DovsUl6P0I/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0549.jpgBeveridge ReefCoral Reef topography at Beveridge Reef a remote territory of Niue in the South Pacific Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JGfNN51mN9Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JGfNN51mN9M/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0492-1-as-Smart-Object-1d.jpgShipwreckA shipwreck of the longliner M/V Liberty at Beveridge reef is a ghostly reminder of how treacherous the South Pacific Ocean can be. Slowly being swallowed by the submerged atoll, the wreck serves as the only reminder of mankind on the tiny reef administered by Niue. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vYT0c0r.RCEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vYT0c0r.RCE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0544.jpgBeveridge ReefCoral Reef topography at Beveridge Reef a remote territory of Niue in the South Pacific Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C8bzpl5tWD4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C8bzpl5tWD4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0318-1.jpgFivestripe wrasseThalassoma quinquevittatum (Fivestripe Wrasse) terminal phase male at Beveridge Reef, Niue. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UG_xlPRtftwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UG_xlPRtftw/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0263-1.jpgCleaner WrasseLabroides dimidiatus (Cleaner Wrasse) also known as the Bluestreak cleaner wrasse at Beveridge Reef, Niue. in the South Pacific. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QRJPWxCdpWAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QRJPWxCdpWA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0345.jpgSouthern Sharpnose SandperchParapercis australis (Southern Sharpnose Sandperch) at Beveridge Reef, Niue. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007NTUXyqMmXEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007NTUXyqMmXE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0317.jpgFivestripe wrasseThalassoma quinquevittatum (Fivestripe Wrasse) terminal phase male at Beveridge Reef, Niue. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PKUL_N2JP6Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PKUL_N2JP6A/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0179.jpgBeveridge ReefGnathodentex aureolineatus (Goldlined Emperor) and Lutjanus kasmira (Bluestriped Snapper) school over the coral at Beveridge Reef , Niue in the South Pacific. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GOYG1JrM4o0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GOYG1JrM4o0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0174.jpgBeveridge ReefGnathodentex aureolineatus (Goldlined Emperor) and Lutjanus kasmira (Bluestriped Snapper) school over the coral at Beveridge Reef , Niue in the South Pacific. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001edRaEUfRGshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001edRaEUfRGs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0176.jpgBeveridge ReefGnathodentex aureolineatus (Goldlined Emperor) and Lutjanus kasmira (Bluestriped Snapper) school over the coral at Beveridge Reef , Niue in the South Pacific. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GH.yZPFim40https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GH.yZPFim40/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0291.jpgHovering GobyBryaninops natans also known as the Red Eye Goby and the Hovering Goby in the Vava'u island group of the South Pacific Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Nhmf5aJa8pIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Nhmf5aJa8pI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0286.jpgHovering GobyBryaninops natans also known as the Red Eye Goby and the Hovering Goby in the Vava'u island group of the South Pacific Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jesyioQTvNMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jesyioQTvNM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0283.jpgHovering GobyBryaninops natans also known as the Red Eye Goby and the Hovering Goby in the Vava'u island group of the South Pacific Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q1wLLGhHqO0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q1wLLGhHqO0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0277.jpgHovering GobyBryaninops natans also known as the Red Eye Goby and the Hovering Goby in the Vava'u island group of the South Pacific Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000p8x68RvpWghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000p8x68RvpWg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-09-290-1.jpgHovering GobyBryaninops natans also known as the Red Eye Goby and the Hovering Goby in the Vava'u island group of the South Pacific Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KVBB6V5MT6chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KVBB6V5MT6c/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-11-0271.jpgHovering GobyBryaninops natans also known as the Red Eye Goby and the Hovering Goby in the Vava'u island group of the South Pacific Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h84AlnUpRlohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h84AlnUpRlo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-09-289.jpgHovering GobyBryaninops natans also known as the Red Eye Goby and the Hovering Goby in the Vava'u island group of the South Pacific Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bWnfjEDuQNMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bWnfjEDuQNM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-09-286.jpgHovering GobyBryaninops natans also known as the Red Eye Goby and the Hovering Goby in the Vava'u island group of the South Pacific Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OhJLZAnjAIEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OhJLZAnjAIE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0177-1.jpgBeveridge ReefGnathodentex aureolineatus (Goldlined Emperor) and Lutjanus kasmira (Bluestriped Snapper) school over the coral at Beveridge Reef , Niue in the South Pacific. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qIL6465ZgMghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qIL6465ZgMg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0576.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at Beveridge Reef, Niue. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WUG4bIS_PMYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WUG4bIS_PMY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0577.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at Beveridge Reef, Niue. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007yxZXoYek8Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007yxZXoYek8Q/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0050.jpgHypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch)Hypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch). Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 356.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve...Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 199:29 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50..Maximum Depth: 62.7 meters..Bottom Time: 105 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,552 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,657 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gHrLKaWFVqghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gHrLKaWFVqg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0103.jpgYellowfin goatfishMulloidichthys vanicolensis (Yellowfin goatfish) at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wc3S60B1n.whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wc3S60B1n.w/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0465.jpg2011-01-09-0465.jpgThe giant megaherb Anisotome latifolia at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean.Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V3aGulhYIaQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V3aGulhYIaQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0781.jpg2011-01-09-0781.jpgMegaherbs on the floor of a Southern Rata Forest (Metrosideros umbellata) on Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008ln8v8VBXdIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008ln8v8VBXdI/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0800-2.jpg2011-01-09-0800-2.jpgDead Southern Rata Forest (Metrosideros umbellata) on Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z1EbIXFmALIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z1EbIXFmALI/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0838.jpg2011-01-09-0838.jpgSouthern Rata Forest (Metrosideros umbellata) on Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UxlT0Dkbva0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UxlT0Dkbva0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0849-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) casts a shadow in late evening sun at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H0xwgHpY5H0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H0xwgHpY5H0/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-26-0627.jpgWhitespotted filefishCantherhines dumerilii (Whitespotted filefish) offshore, Northern New Zealand, second record for NZ. Monday 26 March 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fXQO0scr6V8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fXQO0scr6V8/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0290.jpgWaikare Wreck 1910Notolabrus cinctus (Gridled wrasse) on the wreck of the Waikare 1910 at Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006a8AcxzgWqUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006a8AcxzgWqU/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-1909.jpgBump Head SunfishMola alexandrini (Bump-head sunfish) with Naucrates ductor (Pilotfish) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Friday 26 January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cGFjDtqGS8Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cGFjDtqGS8Y/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0396.jpg2013-04-13-0396.JPGOculina virgosa (Ivory coral) on the ceiling of Catton's Cave on Rosemary Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 459 Site: Rosemary Island, East of Catton's Cave and Cave, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 261:04 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.9 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 30,437 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,533 minutes CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nforevX.urQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nforevX.urQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0134-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Thursday 30 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YNa8nsdi7NEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YNa8nsdi7NE/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0225.jpgSlender LizardfishSaurida gracilis (Slender Lizardfish) first record for New Zealand. Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 757. Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees . Maximum Depth: 21.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,190 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,250 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WgeAxcHS6Mkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WgeAxcHS6Mk/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-24-0354-1.jpg2010-09-24-0354_1.jpgPictured: Dr Ingrid Visser from the Orca Research Trust comforts volunteers at Rarawa Beach after three of the whales didn't survive the 50km journey from Spirits Bay..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hFS7Zs1a.Ywhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hFS7Zs1a.Yw/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-24-0386.jpg2010-09-24-0386.jpgPictured: Diggers are used to lift the whales from trucks into the water at Rarawa Beach before their release back into the wild..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A9wB1MjXXxAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A9wB1MjXXxA/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-24-0412.jpg2010-09-24-0412.jpgPictured: Diggers are used to lift the whales from trucks into the water at Rarawa Beach before their release back into the wild..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JohC.DGLZHwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JohC.DGLZHw/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-24-0059.jpg2010-09-24-0059.jpgAt 7.30pm on Friday 24 September 2010 rescuers refloated 21 of the stranded Pilot Whales at Rarawa Beach. 50km from where they were first stranded three days earlier..During the next hour seven of the whales re-beached themselves leaving no option but had to euthanize them. .The surviving 14 whales were last seen heading out to sea, hailing the most ambitious whale rescue attempt in history a success...On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009KpXpnnT7MUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009KpXpnnT7MU/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-24-0065.jpg2010-09-24-0065.jpgAt 7.30pm on Friday 24 September 2010 rescuers refloated 21 of the stranded Pilot Whales at Rarawa Beach. 50km from where they were first stranded three days earlier..During the next hour seven of the whales re-beached themselves leaving no option but had to euthanize them. .The surviving 14 whales were last seen heading out to sea, hailing the most ambitious whale rescue attempt in history a success...On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RZ8TLgZVQLYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RZ8TLgZVQLY/fit=1000x1000/2015-11-23-0155.jpgBlack PipefishStigmatopora nigra (Black Pipefish) at Goat Island Marine Reserve, Auckland, New Zealand. November 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t9aFu5weUZ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t9aFu5weUZ0/fit=1000x1000/2015-11-23-0135.jpgBlack PipefishStigmatopora nigra (Black Pipefish) at Goat Island Marine Reserve, Auckland, New Zealand. November 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qOH6WsuwiCwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qOH6WsuwiCw/fit=1000x1000/2015-11-23-0130.jpgBlack PipefishStigmatopora nigra (Black Pipefish) at Goat Island Marine Reserve, Auckland, New Zealand. November 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kQDd6rnhN7Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kQDd6rnhN7I/fit=1000x1000/2015-11-23-0129.jpgBlack PipefishStigmatopora nigra (Black Pipefish) at Goat Island Marine Reserve, Auckland, New Zealand. November 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009UomAiSjUxAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009UomAiSjUxA/fit=1000x1000/2015-11-23-0162.jpgBlack PipefishStigmatopora nigra (Black Pipefish) at Goat Island Marine Reserve, Auckland, New Zealand. November 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IU3q.57mdeEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IU3q.57mdeE/fit=1000x1000/2015-11-23-0116.jpgBlack PipefishStigmatopora nigra (Black Pipefish) at Goat Island Marine Reserve, Auckland, New Zealand. November 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005LRFnHv3FlAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005LRFnHv3FlA/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-06-0074.jpgYellow Moray EelGymnothorax prasinus (Yellow Moray Eel) at the Mokohinau Island's in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..\Saturday 06 August 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 374.Dive Buddy: Glen Whatmough, Martin Wallis, Joe Single..Site: Pinnacle between Atihau and Hokoromea Island in the Mokohinau Islands..Temperature: 15.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 160:39 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 21 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,031 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,101 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002MI7bR5Jf8Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002MI7bR5Jf8A/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0230.jpgTwospot LizardfishSynodus binotatus (Twospot Lizardfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009b6YzBBH_Lshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009b6YzBBH_Ls/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0227.jpgTwospot LizardfishSynodus binotatus (Twospot Lizardfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000021cPIaN.v1chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000021cPIaN.v1c/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0217.jpgGiant ClamTridacna maxima (Giant Clam)at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TYZM7KhUhoQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TYZM7KhUhoQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0224.jpgTwospot LizardfishSynodus binotatus (Twospot Lizardfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.H0hd0S.uJIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.H0hd0S.uJI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0225.jpgTwospot LizardfishSynodus binotatus (Twospot Lizardfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jCQjzjqUDKkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jCQjzjqUDKk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0214.jpgDwarf HawkfishCirrhitichthys falco (Dwarf Hawkfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MkOPxBzAuOYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MkOPxBzAuOY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0199.jpg2015-01-07-0199.tifA katuali or flat-tail sea snake (Laticauda schistorhynchus) is a sea krait found only in the waters of the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WyF6ID681C0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WyF6ID681C0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0174.jpgStriped Cleaner WrasseLabroides dimidiatus (Cleaner Wrasse) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.BjpxyUs3P4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.BjpxyUs3P4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0183.jpgTwo Spotted WrasseHalichoeres biocellatus (Two Spotted Wrasse) juvenile at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lOdOfNLw9v0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lOdOfNLw9v0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0183-2.jpgTwo Spotted WrasseHalichoeres biocellatus (Two Spotted Wrasse) juvenile at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dO.gAXRY7Owhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dO.gAXRY7Ow/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0160.jpgMultibar GoatfishParupeneus multifasciatus (Multibar Goatfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wxrb7v9gik4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wxrb7v9gik4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0172.jpgArc Eye HawkfishParacirrhites arcatus (Arc Eye Hawkfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KXEVhp7BSa8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KXEVhp7BSa8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0169.jpgScimitar TriggerfishSufflamen bursa also known as the Scimatar Triggerfish and Boomerang triggerfish at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bWG9Gbnaa4Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bWG9Gbnaa4A/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0156.jpgDwarf HawkfishCirrhitichthys falco (Dwarf Hawkfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006n51z4pIriMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006n51z4pIriM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0152.jpgDwarf HawkfishCirrhitichthys falco (Dwarf Hawkfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ge9IRe41exohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ge9IRe41exo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0151.jpgBigeye EmperorMonotaxis grandoculis (juvenile) also known as the Bigeye Emperor and Humpnose big-eye bream at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007AG_aj.SFA8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007AG_aj.SFA8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0137.jpgMultibar GoatfishParupeneus multifasciatus (Multibar Goatfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VA4OBl238eAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VA4OBl238eA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0145.jpgBigeye EmperorMonotaxis grandoculis (juvenile) also known as the Bigeye Emperor and Humpnose big-eye bream at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zLCbShpwatchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zLCbShpwatc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0144.jpgBigeye EmperorMonotaxis grandoculis (juvenile) also known as the Bigeye Emperor and Humpnose big-eye bream at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Lz3tU7q0EGshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Lz3tU7q0EGs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0131.jpgSpeckled DamselfishPomacentrus bankanensis (Speckled Damselfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XBCkycJPqGAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XBCkycJPqGA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0130.jpgDwarf HawkfishCirrhitichthys falco (Dwarf Hawkfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L_p0wMAP67Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L_p0wMAP67M/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0117.jpgHalf and Half ChromisChromis iomelas (Half and Half Chromis) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iXAG.vSxClkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iXAG.vSxClk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0125.jpgRedmarbled lizardfishSynodus rubromarmoratus (Redmarbled lizardfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A2PmRhVmOjYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A2PmRhVmOjY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0121.jpgHalf and Half ChromisChromis iomelas (Half and Half Chromis) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O2TNGc298IIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O2TNGc298II/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0247.jpgGoldsaddle GoatfishParupeneus cyclostomus (Goldsaddle Goatfish) yellow phase at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006KA9iUnQm7whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006KA9iUnQm7w/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0248.jpgGoldsaddle GoatfishParupeneus cyclostomus (Goldsaddle Goatfish) yellow phase at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009ZB7HZ7C0uohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009ZB7HZ7C0uo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0243.jpgWhitemouth MorayGymnothorax meleagris (Whitemouth Moray) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000laOeY5tR6_Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000laOeY5tR6_I/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0230.jpgTwospot LizardfishSynodus binotatus (Twospot Lizardfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uVbsV.yYEsghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uVbsV.yYEsg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0225.jpgTwospot LizardfishSynodus binotatus (Twospot Lizardfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HsETT_H0fNMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HsETT_H0fNM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0227.jpgTwospot LizardfishSynodus binotatus (Twospot Lizardfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U5S7ec34Nkwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U5S7ec34Nkw/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0224.jpgTwospot LizardfishSynodus binotatus (Twospot Lizardfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000voVUSxFMUJshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000voVUSxFMUJs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0214.jpgDwarf HawkfishCirrhitichthys falco (Dwarf Hawkfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000flx7i0UUeAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000flx7i0UUeA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0183.jpgTwo Spotted WrasseHalichoeres biocellatus (Two Spotted Wrasse) juvenile at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tb2.ZIFMi7Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tb2.ZIFMi7E/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0183-2.jpgTwo Spotted WrasseHalichoeres biocellatus (Two Spotted Wrasse) juvenile at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OZnSnDd3HmQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OZnSnDd3HmQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0174.jpgStriped Cleaner WrasseLabroides dimidiatus (Cleaner Wrasse) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MC.53cVT2_8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MC.53cVT2_8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0172.jpgArc Eye HawkfishParacirrhites arcatus (Arc Eye Hawkfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LI5YnyXNV9Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LI5YnyXNV9I/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0169.jpgScimitar TriggerfishSufflamen bursa also known as the Scimatar Triggerfish and Boomerang triggerfish at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k13tp804l3Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k13tp804l3A/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0160.jpgMultibar GoatfishParupeneus multifasciatus (Multibar Goatfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xGa3fNJ9ipUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xGa3fNJ9ipU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0156.jpgDwarf HawkfishCirrhitichthys falco (Dwarf Hawkfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k_Ffw8nY4ishttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k_Ffw8nY4is/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0151.jpgBigeye EmperorMonotaxis grandoculis (juvenile) also known as the Bigeye Emperor and Humpnose big-eye bream at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eNeQ00PcL0Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eNeQ00PcL0A/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0145.jpgBigeye EmperorMonotaxis grandoculis (juvenile) also known as the Bigeye Emperor and Humpnose big-eye bream at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uVPhc6bfr5chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uVPhc6bfr5c/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0144.jpgBigeye EmperorMonotaxis grandoculis (juvenile) also known as the Bigeye Emperor and Humpnose big-eye bream at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000doCu7AgrnL4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000doCu7AgrnL4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0137.jpgMultibar GoatfishParupeneus multifasciatus (Multibar Goatfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sot2XFFuAK4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sot2XFFuAK4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0134.jpgDot Dash ButterflyfishChaetodon pelewensis (Dot Dash Butterflyfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DHuK3wHF8Vohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DHuK3wHF8Vo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0183-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Py8PiQ3mINUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Py8PiQ3mINU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0309-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mc6ekgzM9Qghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mc6ekgzM9Qg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0007.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) run the gauntlet through a colony of New Zealand Sea Lions at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000flzGP6AGr5Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000flzGP6AGr5M/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0421-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Derry Castle Reef, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sWE0.LXAKA0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sWE0.LXAKA0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0188.jpg2015-01-07-0188.tifA katuali or flat-tail sea snake (Laticauda schistorhynchus) is a sea krait found only in the waters of the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_8C2apMW32whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_8C2apMW32w/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0108.jpgDot Dash ButterflyfishChaetodon pelewensis also known as the Dot Dash Butterflyfish, Sunset Butterflyfish, Punctato butterflyfish or the Spot-band Butterflyfish at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007MwbtfanjQghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007MwbtfanjQg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0101.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica also known as the Fire Dartfish or Fire Goby at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UHfHRbj68ZAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UHfHRbj68ZA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0100.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica also known as the Fire Dartfish or Fire Goby at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wq2MP7jfgJshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wq2MP7jfgJs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0098.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica also known as the Fire Dartfish or Fire Goby at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cUl_2UsnWkghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cUl_2UsnWkg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0096.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica also known as the Fire Dartfish or Fire Goby at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Fyp2vUeUNoEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Fyp2vUeUNoE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0088.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica also known as the Fire Dartfish or Fire Goby at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yhv05WOjvMchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yhv05WOjvMc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0081.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica also known as the Fire Dartfish or Fire Goby at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zKKUQFNb2U0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zKKUQFNb2U0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0082.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica also known as the Fire Dartfish or Fire Goby at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b5JfQ.ru_gUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b5JfQ.ru_gU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0074.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica also known as the Fire Dartfish or Fire Goby at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NXQictIe1c0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NXQictIe1c0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0077.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica also known as the Fire Dartfish or Fire Goby at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lI1Hi5kRvjYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lI1Hi5kRvjY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0075.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica also known as the Fire Dartfish or Fire Goby at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000svfFLro5sGMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000svfFLro5sGM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0055.jpg2015-01-07-0055.tifA katuali or flat-tail sea snake (Laticauda schistorhynchus) is a sea krait found only in the waters of the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sLm76YSO4Dohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sLm76YSO4Do/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0058.jpg2015-01-07-0058.tifA katuali or flat-tail sea snake (Laticauda schistorhynchus) is a sea krait found only in the waters of the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003zwj5v4GuXYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003zwj5v4GuXY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0048.jpgprickly redfishThelenota ananas, also known as pineapple sea cucumber, tripang, pointed teat sea cucumber, armoured sea cucumber, giant sea cucumber, sand fish or prickly redfish at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O02FCdCgDLQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O02FCdCgDLQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0049.jpgprickly redfishThelenota ananas, also known as pineapple sea cucumber, tripang, pointed teat sea cucumber, armoured sea cucumber, giant sea cucumber, sand fish or prickly redfish at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JF1dy_E0ZMkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JF1dy_E0ZMk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0045.jpgScarlet SoldierfishMyripristis pralinia (Scarlet Soldierfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000586XXfWSbYIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000586XXfWSbYI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0041.jpgScarlet SoldierfishMyripristis pralinia (Scarlet Soldierfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wPIsVVamcEQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wPIsVVamcEQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0032.jpgScarlet SoldierfishMyripristis pralinia (Scarlet Soldierfish) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oFPBh1xxhkghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oFPBh1xxhkg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0028.jpgTailspot SquirrelfishSargocentron caudimaculatum also known as the Tailspot Squirrelfish and the Silverspot Squirrelfish at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VRTSPjGai9Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VRTSPjGai9Y/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0012.jpg2015-01-07-0012.tifCoral reef topography at Niue in the South Pacific. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UL1zXCHvgZIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UL1zXCHvgZI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0007.jpg2015-01-07-0007.tifCoral reef topography at Niue in the South Pacific. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vhuCnrKmfpQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vhuCnrKmfpQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0005.jpg2015-01-07-0005.tifCoral reef topography at Niue in the South Pacific. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sQ23i124g3Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sQ23i124g3Q/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0008.jpg2015-01-07-0008.tifCoral reef topography at Niue in the South Pacific. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eOlgZ8FTIFIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eOlgZ8FTIFI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-06-0115.jpg2015-01-06-0115.tifA katuali or flat-tail sea snake (Laticauda schistorhynchus) is a sea krait found only in the waters of the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YJmpR4D21lshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YJmpR4D21ls/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-06-0104.jpgCoral NiueCoral head at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GtlfmtjJ_rshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GtlfmtjJ_rs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-06-0114.jpg2015-01-06-0114.tifA katuali or flat-tail sea snake (Laticauda schistorhynchus) is a sea krait found only in the waters of the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZSvmfTXFssUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZSvmfTXFssU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-06-0086.jpgCoral NiueCoral head at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q_6uZMm.bpAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q_6uZMm.bpA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-06-0085.jpgCoral NiueCoral head at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yofzJori.mEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yofzJori.mE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-06-0084.jpgCoral NiueCoral head at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ggDaRJ6nKJQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ggDaRJ6nKJQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-06-0083.jpgCoral NiueCoral head at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XTWqLvdnNV4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XTWqLvdnNV4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-06-0082.jpgCoral NiueCoral head at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nAKzOejy0Ywhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nAKzOejy0Yw/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-06-0081.jpgCoral NiueCoral head at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F_R1I1ZdZKYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F_R1I1ZdZKY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-06-0073.jpg2015-01-06-0073.tifA katuali or flat-tail sea snake (Laticauda schistorhynchus) is a sea krait found only in the waters of the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yMi__Au4VCUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yMi__Au4VCU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-06-0068.jpg2015-01-06-0068.tifA katuali or flat-tail sea snake (Laticauda schistorhynchus) is a sea krait found only in the waters of the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AiV44Kktfushttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AiV44Kktfus/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-06-0071.jpg2015-01-06-0071.tifA katuali or flat-tail sea snake (Laticauda schistorhynchus) is a sea krait found only in the waters of the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hOZ3PIBVA5Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hOZ3PIBVA5Q/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-06-0057.jpg2015-01-06-0057.tifCoral reef topography at Niue in the South Pacific. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GU1OEOc_r7chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GU1OEOc_r7c/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-06-0064.jpg2015-01-06-0064.tifA katuali or flat-tail sea snake (Laticauda schistorhynchus) is a sea krait found only in the waters of the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006XBqmlo7XP0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006XBqmlo7XP0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-06-0063.jpg2015-01-06-0063.tifA katuali or flat-tail sea snake (Laticauda schistorhynchus) is a sea krait found only in the waters of the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JXOVmvdZloMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JXOVmvdZloM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-06-0055.jpg2015-01-06-0055.tifCoral reef topography at Niue in the South Pacific. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jU9dG9dYrnkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jU9dG9dYrnk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-06-0054.jpgCoral NiueCoral head at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004jtXV66rA60https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004jtXV66rA60/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-06-0053.jpg2015-01-06-0053.tifCoral reef topography at Niue in the South Pacific. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VhcqqN.Ho4Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VhcqqN.Ho4Q/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-06-0043.jpg2015-01-06-0043.tifA katuali or flat-tail sea snake (Laticauda schistorhynchus) is a sea krait found only in the waters of the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lUIvs4qkoCAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lUIvs4qkoCA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-06-0044.jpg2015-01-06-0044.tifA katuali or flat-tail sea snake (Laticauda schistorhynchus) is a sea krait found only in the waters of the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bnvKWaWpd3Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bnvKWaWpd3Q/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-06-0037.jpg2015-01-06-0037.tifCoral reef topography at Niue in the South Pacific. Tuesday 06 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XzzVlYiWeRghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XzzVlYiWeRg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0092.jpg2015-01-23-0092.jpgGirella cyanea (Bluefish) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008Af1xc1H630https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008Af1xc1H630/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0135.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DJVYBXi3bEYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DJVYBXi3bEY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0322.jpg2011-05-15-0322.JPGThe endemic Kermadec giant limpet (Scutellastra kermadecensis) One of the worlds largest limpets completely covers a large boulder between the Milne Islets and Boat Cove off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 341 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,361 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,403 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GKZnD9cG0YMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GKZnD9cG0YM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-09-168.jpgSteintz ShrimpgobyAmblyeleotris steinitzi (Steintz Shrimpgoby) with the alpheid shrimp Alpheus djeddensis in the Vava'u island group of the South Pacific Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mdcqeeLhkwchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mdcqeeLhkwc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-09-158.jpgSpeckled SandperchParapercis hexophtalma (Speckled Sandperch) in the Vava'u island group of the South Pacific Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T7puOd4P2u4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T7puOd4P2u4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-09-149.jpgOrangespotted GobyIstigobius rigilius (Orangespotted Goby) in the Vava'u island group of the South Pacific Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rm6tndfesNUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rm6tndfesNU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-09-148.jpgOrangespotted GobyIstigobius rigilius (Orangespotted Goby) in the Vava'u island group of the South Pacific Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MCU6cb0LpEEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MCU6cb0LpEE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-09-140.jpgHumbug DascyllusDascyllus aruanus (Humbug Dascyllus) in the Vava'u island group of the South Pacific Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JSIP4oEhyOUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JSIP4oEhyOU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-09-87.jpgInnerspotted sandgobyFusigobius inframaculatus (Innerspotted sandgoby) in the Vava'u island group of the South Pacific Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jJN4rL6j80khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jJN4rL6j80k/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-09-88.jpgInnerspotted sandgobyFusigobius inframaculatus (Innerspotted sandgoby) in the Vava'u island group of the South Pacific Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uqx8PBNiWJkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uqx8PBNiWJk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-09-82.jpgDecorated GobyIstigobius decorates (Decorated Goby) in the Vava'u island group of the South Pacific Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jKdQZX.Vowwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jKdQZX.Voww/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-09-76.jpgDecorated GobyIstigobius decorates (Decorated Goby) in the Vava'u island group of the South Pacific Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jjq5n3y2a08https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jjq5n3y2a08/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-09-67.jpgModel TobyCanthigaster valentine (Model Toby) also known as the Valentin's sharpnose puffer, saddled puffer or black saddled toby in the Vava'u island group of the South Pacific Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ejypQe4I1sEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ejypQe4I1sE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-09-37.jpgReticulated BlennyCirripectes stigmaticus (Reticulated Blenny) in the Vava'u island group of the South Pacific Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iSCashiM0IUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iSCashiM0IU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-09-17.jpgComet PygmygobyEviota cometa (Comet Pygmygoby) in the Vava'u island group of the South Pacific Kingdom of Tonga. Sunday 11 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vM.QeGW3SD0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vM.QeGW3SD0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0247.jpgGoldsaddle GoatfishParupeneus cyclostomus (Goldsaddle Goatfish) yellow phase at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DqUzHSuuOWohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DqUzHSuuOWo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0243.jpgWhitemouth MorayGymnothorax meleagris (Whitemouth Moray) at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SiCQIXI2rR0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SiCQIXI2rR0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-07-0248.jpgGoldsaddle GoatfishParupeneus cyclostomus (Goldsaddle Goatfish) yellow phase at the South Pacific Island nation of Niue. Wednesday 07 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008OuFUNqUteohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008OuFUNqUteo/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0095.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_VEzaetmzAchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_VEzaetmzAc/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0124.jpg2012-04-14-0124.jpgParablennius laticlavius (Crested blenny)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 354.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 197:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.2 meters..Bottom Time: 96 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,382 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,478 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sjlMhHavcNUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sjlMhHavcNU/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-01-0034.jpgCrested blennyParablennius laticlavius (Crested blenny) Sunday 01 May 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 783 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Mazurka Temperature: 20.2 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 378:18 Maximum Depth: 62.2 m Bottom Time: 122 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 43,994 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,116 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cqJgUVSzVDYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cqJgUVSzVDY/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-30-0301.jpg2011-03-30-0301.jpgParablennius laticlavius (Crested blenny)..Wednesday 30 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 322.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 139:48 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,042 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,144 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oF4TuQ6e.jghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oF4TuQ6e.jg/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-01-0037.jpgCrested blennyParablennius laticlavius (Crested blenny) Sunday 01 May 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 783 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Mazurka Temperature: 20.2 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 378:18 Maximum Depth: 62.2 m Bottom Time: 122 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 43,994 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,116 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G4w1cM8F0nshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G4w1cM8F0ns/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-21-0129.jpgBlue SharkA Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand..Saturday 21 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 154.Max Depth 5 m..Temp 21c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120 min..Bottom Time to Date 7314 min..Cumulative Time 7434 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HnwY2N413bQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HnwY2N413bQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-04-0293-2.jpgHammerhead sharkSmooth Hammerhead shark (Sphyrna zygaena) cruises on the surface at the edge of New Zealand’s continental shelf. 04 February 2017 Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Hr7WABLxKjchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Hr7WABLxKjc/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0157.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Dku8pHeuieEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Dku8pHeuieE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0080-2.jpg2011-05-14-0080-2.JPGKermadec demoiselle (Chrysiptera rapanui) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XkN1UJoPo84https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XkN1UJoPo84/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0004.jpg2012-04-15-0004.jpgKnightaster bakeri (Starfish)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 356.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve...Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 199:29 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50..Maximum Depth: 62.7 meters..Bottom Time: 105 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,552 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,657 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009kibLfzxgTghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009kibLfzxgTg/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0223.jpgSpeckled Moray EelGymnothorax obesus (Speckled Moray) at the Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 346.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Blue Maomao Arch and Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 187:31 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 14.4 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,798 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,860 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QzrDnQ6vmMQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QzrDnQ6vmMQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-18-0109.jpgSpeckled Moray EelA Speckled Moray (Gymnothorax obesus) at Middle Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. .Saturday 18 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 160.Max Depth 17.6 m..Temp 20c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 46min..Bottom Time to Date 7705 min..Cumulative Time 7751 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tijovBft._chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tijovBft._c/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0221-1.jpgSpeckled Moray EelGymnothorax obesus (Speckled Moray) at the Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 346.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Blue Maomao Arch and Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 187:31 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 14.4 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,798 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,860 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hAchRTELwYIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hAchRTELwYI/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0218.jpgSpeckled Moray EelGymnothorax obesus (Speckled Moray) at the Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 346.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Blue Maomao Arch and Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 187:31 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 14.4 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,798 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,860 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lvhYwlZCh6ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lvhYwlZCh6o/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-10-0468.jpg2018-01-10-0468.jpg2018 P Class Tanner and Tauranga Cup Cup Regattas at the Kohimarama Yacht Club, Auckland. Saturday 06 January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.BokDDsXpMUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.BokDDsXpMU/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0206.jpgSpeckled Moray EelGymnothorax obesus (Speckled Moray) at the Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 346.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Blue Maomao Arch and Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 187:31 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 14.4 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,798 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,860 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XTYmuuaFM_khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XTYmuuaFM_k/fit=1000x1000/2017-09-01-0354.jpgSouth Pacific SoleAseraggodes bahamondei (Bahamond Sole) at Macauley Island, Kermadecs during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Friday 01 September 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 947 Time: 14:16 Site: Macauley Island, Kermadecs Dive Buddy: Kina Scollay Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 17 meters Bottom Time: 64 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 51,127 minutes Cumulative Time: 51,191 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_IOrqIuUK8ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_IOrqIuUK8g/fit=1000x1000/2017-09-01-0361.jpgSouth Pacific SoleAseraggodes bahamondei (Bahamond Sole) at Macauley Island, Kermadecs during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Friday 01 September 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 947 Time: 14:16 Site: Macauley Island, Kermadecs Dive Buddy: Kina Scollay Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 17 meters Bottom Time: 64 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 51,127 minutes Cumulative Time: 51,191 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LthaDXd.PZAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LthaDXd.PZA/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0154.jpgMorse-code leatherjacketThamnaconus analis (Morse-code leatherjacket). Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 767 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,909 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,834 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CNvp5Oa2uT0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CNvp5Oa2uT0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0042.jpg2015-01-23-0042.jpgDiodon holacanthus (Longspined porcupinefish). New record for New Zealand. Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qTI2hFFrAsghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qTI2hFFrAsg/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1083-1.jpgLongspined porcupinefishDiodon holacanthus (Longspined porcupinefish). Monday 05 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 761 Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 33 meters Bottom Time: 65 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,515 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S4d.4CmWpoEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S4d.4CmWpoE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0202-2.jpgBlack Spotted WrasseMacropharyngodon meleagris (Black Spotted Wrasse) New record for New Zealand. Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j0G2gKavOhohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j0G2gKavOho/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0122.jpgBlackspotted wrasseMacropharyngodon meleagris (Blackspotted Wrasse) Juvenile at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J912dZn1hwMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J912dZn1hwM/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-24-0083.jpgMottled Moray EelGymnothorax prionodon (Mottled Moray) Sunday 24 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 450 Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 248:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 70.7 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 75% OTU: 93% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,562 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001NKX734bKa4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001NKX734bKa4/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1595.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xqZeYuCElSohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xqZeYuCElSo/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1577.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TwSy86bbFr0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TwSy86bbFr0/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0389.jpg2013-04-13-0389.JPGOculina virgosa (Ivory coral) on the ceiling of Catton's Cave on Rosemary Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 459 Site: Rosemary Island, East of Catton's Cave and Cave, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 261:04 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.9 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 30,437 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,533 minutes CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qz5gYrMY7xkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qz5gYrMY7xk/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-26-0071.jpg2014-04-26-0071.jpgBodianus sp. (Foxfish) Saturday 26 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 523 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle. Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:39 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.5 meters Bottom Time: 163 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 118% OTU: 82% Bottom Time to Date: 35,670 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,833 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XzJCSBnfg6Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XzJCSBnfg6U/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0295.jpgParengarenga HarbourNgatehe Point, Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UjffG4h8pq0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UjffG4h8pq0/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0296.jpgParengarenga HarbourNgatehe Point, Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Zv0nFgq1dK8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Zv0nFgq1dK8/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0284.jpgParengarenga HarbourLongliner shipwreck at Ngatehe Point, Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qPzm8slQtmQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qPzm8slQtmQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0289.jpgParengarenga HarbourLongliner shipwreck at Ngatehe Point, Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ivE40K.cXm4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ivE40K.cXm4/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0096.jpgParengarenga HarbourCygnus atratus (Black swan) at Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bNqaygkWBbkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bNqaygkWBbk/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0089.jpgParengarenga HarbourCygnus atratus (Black swan) at Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cFoHNwck_SUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cFoHNwck_SU/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0057.jpgParengarenga HarbourOyster farming at Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_45LsErSOPIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_45LsErSOPI/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0072.jpgParengarenga HarbourCygnus atratus (Black swan) at Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qshrnthEvJEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qshrnthEvJE/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0056.jpgParengarenga HarbourOyster farming at Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004Xqz80f1.UEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004Xqz80f1.UE/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0047.jpgParengarenga HarbourOyster farming at Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QhjAR16cVKEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QhjAR16cVKE/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0027.jpgParengarenga HarbourOyster farming at Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Lqn6IO38Ozghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Lqn6IO38Ozg/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0026.jpgParengarenga HarbourOyster farming at Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WLg8NPhTAEghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WLg8NPhTAEg/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-08-0089.jpgParengarenga HarbourParengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uxF8AZxms_4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uxF8AZxms_4/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-08-0081.jpgParengarenga HarbourParengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zy6QQc66dCYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zy6QQc66dCY/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-08-0077.jpgParengarenga HarbourParengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.gdKD9i8WHghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.gdKD9i8WHg/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-08-0076.jpgParengarenga HarbourParengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qwhGSutGaQshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qwhGSutGaQs/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-08-0070.jpgParengarenga HarbourParengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R_tkUEV8120https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R_tkUEV8120/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-08-0061-Pano.jpgParengarenga HarbourParengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003u68vZ78wgghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003u68vZ78wgg/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-08-0064.jpgParengarenga HarbourParengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oBbgHtq8TdIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oBbgHtq8TdI/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-08-0029.jpgParengarenga HarbourParengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005sgpDTSfn6Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005sgpDTSfn6Y/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-08-0025.jpgParengarenga HarbourParengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N3dxC0xWYVghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N3dxC0xWYVg/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-08-0020.jpgParengarenga HarbourParengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pZurhuzzizohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pZurhuzzizo/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-07-0072.jpg2018-05-07-0072.tifManawatawhi (Great Island) at the Three Kings Islands, New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wvq1nNBJXzkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wvq1nNBJXzk/fit=1000x1000/P-Class.jpgP ClassMost of the stellar yachting careers of New Zealand’s America’s Cup sailors began in humble seven-foot boats—a class now a century old—designed by a Public Works employee who couldn’t swim, and who was too hard up to build anything larger. Shot on assignment for P Class Issue 151 May-June 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 No Reproduction without Prior Written Permission.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m5OGV5on5jAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m5OGV5on5jA/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-22-0077.jpg2013-02-22-0077.JPGFriday 22 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 446 Site: HMNZS Canterbury Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 241:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 34.4 meters Bottom Time: 92 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 57% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,260 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BRSWx30ynoAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BRSWx30ynoA/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-22-0064.jpg2013-02-22-0064.JPGCorynactis australis (Jewel anemone). Friday 22 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 446 Site: HMNZS Canterbury Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 241:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 34.4 meters Bottom Time: 92 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 57% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,260 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XXIGJ1KRIEwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XXIGJ1KRIEw/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-22-0066.jpg2013-02-22-0066.JPGCorynactis australis (Jewel anemone). Friday 22 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 446 Site: HMNZS Canterbury Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 241:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 34.4 meters Bottom Time: 92 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 57% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,260 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006Vhvfg6E4.shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006Vhvfg6E4.s/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0040.jpg2009-12-05-0040.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aDIK3D50AWYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aDIK3D50AWY/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0098.jpg2009-12-05-0098.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k9Oafiy1Ydkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k9Oafiy1Ydk/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0157.jpg2009-12-05-0157.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VWCiaLthxD4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VWCiaLthxD4/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-06-0052.jpg2011-08-06-0052.jpgCorynactis haddoni (Jewel Anemone) at Bird Rock, Mokohinau Island in the Hauraki Gulf.Saturday 06 August 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 373.Dive Buddy: Glen Whatmough, Martin Wallis..Site: Bird Rock, Mokohinau Islands..Temperature: 15.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 159:32 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 33.2 meters..Bottom Time: 76 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,955 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,031 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EwtHl830XRchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EwtHl830XRc/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0189.jpg2009-12-05-0189.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BIKgXVHY.eshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BIKgXVHY.es/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0076.jpg2009-12-05-0076.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hG3shmpckEIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hG3shmpckEI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-21-0057.jpgTwospot LizardfishSynodus binotatus (Twospot Lizardfish) at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fhBVXbMqMnYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fhBVXbMqMnY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0691-2.jpg2011-05-16-0691-2.JPGA short crab (Percnon sp.) at North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 344 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,524 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,585 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uIDYpFYOcHohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uIDYpFYOcHo/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0224.jpgYellowspotted ShrimpgobyAmblyeleotris guttata (Yellowspotted Shrimpgoby) also known as the Spotted prawn-goby at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 10 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.04Ew8qfa8Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.04Ew8qfa8M/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0142.jpgDwarf Spotted GrouperEpinephelus merra (Dwarf Spotted Grouper) also known as the Honeycomb grouper or dwarf spotted rockcod at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AGFXtqfSxdQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AGFXtqfSxdQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-04-0287.jpg2010-09-04-0287.jpgSteve Traynor owner of Scuba Steve Wanaka emerges from underneath the ice of Lake Alta at an altitude 1837 meters in the Remarkables Mountain Range near Queenstown in the South Island of New Zealand during the Cromwell Dive Club clubs 23rd annual trip Ice Diving at the lake..Saturday 04 September 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004NWkFbe_RBMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004NWkFbe_RBM/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0028.jpgAntiparactis sp. (Leopard anemone)Antiparactis sp. (Leopard anemone) on a Black Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.) at a depth of 70 meters at an unnamed reef at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 348.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 190:39 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 71.3 meters..Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,933 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vjO2ATmGf10https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vjO2ATmGf10/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-2155-1.jpgBottlenose dolphinPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RvFbOJUxJCYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RvFbOJUxJCY/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1186.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eBzMcV7gK_8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eBzMcV7gK_8/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1217.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SCetLx7csi0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SCetLx7csi0/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-25-0231-5.jpg2010-10-25-0231-5.jpgMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). Critically endangered the Maui's dolphin is the worldís smallest and most rare marine dolphin. Pictured south of the Manukau Harbour off the West Coast of the North Island of New Zealand..Monday 25 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jNAkUzjfk4ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jNAkUzjfk4o/fit=1000x1000/2017-09-01-0242.jpgDwarf Minke WhaleBalaenoptera acutorostrata (Dwarf Minke Whale) at Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand. Friday 01 September 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aIzGBhFpOS0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aIzGBhFpOS0/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0144.jpg2012-02-18-0144.jpgCryptichthys jojettae (Cryptic triplefin)..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 345.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aAt_aWfeuAwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aAt_aWfeuAw/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0754.jpgEldon’s galaxiasEldon’s galaxias (Galaxias eldoni). Tuesday 04 August 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hQk3zzHl80shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hQk3zzHl80s/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0591.jpgDusky galaxiasDusky galaxias (Galaxias pullus). Tuesday 04 August 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RgfOukUSlbchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RgfOukUSlbc/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0026.jpg2012-04-18-0026.dngAstrobrachion constrictum (Snake star) which lives mutualistically on Antipatharia (Black Coral)..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hkN7dF7fgUchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hkN7dF7fgUc/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0560.jpgDusky galaxiasDusky galaxias (Galaxias pullus). Tuesday 04 August 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000047T.sebINQYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000047T.sebINQY/fit=1000x1000/2013-01-26-0070.jpg2013-01-26-0070.jpgA rebreather diver is silhouetted while doing decompression in Lake Taupo, New Zealand. Saturday 26 January 2013.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.Dive Number: 439.Site: Motutakiko Island, Taupo.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 11.8-19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 238:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 70.9 meters.Bottom Time: 86 minutes.Mix: 16:50.CNS: 46%.OTU: 40%.Bottom Time to Date: 28,390 minutes.Cumulative Time: 28,476 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Gubm0R2Wzkghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Gubm0R2Wzkg/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0014.jpgblue knifefishLabracoglossa nitida (blue knifefish). Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 766 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,834minutes Cumulative Time: 42,765 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XNXF8iccycUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XNXF8iccycU/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0468.jpgPlumose anemoneMimetridium cryptum (Plumose anemone). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000esvwhdbAT5ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000esvwhdbAT5g/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0473.jpgPlumose anemoneMimetridium cryptum (Plumose anemone). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G.Bdd36DvSMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G.Bdd36DvSM/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0414.jpgPlumose anemoneMimetridium cryptum (Plumose anemone). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R3i5qA3ztyIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R3i5qA3ztyI/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0028.jpg2009-10-17-0028.jpgJason's Nudibranch (Jason mirabilis) laying eggs on the hydroid (Solanderia ericopsis) its main food source. Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Saturday 17 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009..Dive Number 189.Boat : Apollo, Goat Island Dive..Site : Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group..Max Depth 28 m..Temp 19c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 56 min..Bottom Time to Date 9600 min..Cumulative Time 9656 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rFCEGIo9xCwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rFCEGIo9xCw/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0588.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kfzUo25X6AMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kfzUo25X6AM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0345.jpgSouthern Sharpnose SandperchParapercis australis (Southern Sharpnose Sandperch) at Beveridge Reef, Niue. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G5rLiW09QGMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G5rLiW09QGM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0292.jpgArc Eye HawkfishParacirrhites arcatus (Arc Eye Hawkfish) at Beveridge Reef, Niue. (Not or License, Part of the Cultura Collection). Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ExdoxwAIN3Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ExdoxwAIN3E/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0200-2.jpgGold-ribbon GrouperGold-ribbon Grouper (Aulacocephalus temmincki) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b4QVbXxWhw0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b4QVbXxWhw0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0220.jpgCrown squirrelfishSargocentron diadema (Crown Squirrelfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JMVi1sIsPD4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JMVi1sIsPD4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0218.jpgReefcrest ParrotfishChlorurus fontalis (Reefcrest Parrotfish) also known as the Pacific Slopehead Parrotfish at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RmOR6Lraw1Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RmOR6Lraw1E/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0217.jpgReefcrest ParrotfishChlorurus fontalis (Reefcrest Parrotfish) also known as the Pacific Slopehead Parrotfish at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DuBdgCkjRrEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DuBdgCkjRrE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0209.jpgDwarf Spotted GrouperEpinephelus merra (Dwarf Spotted Grouper) also known as the Honeycomb grouper or dwarf spotted rockcod at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001fpDMNaFHXohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001fpDMNaFHXo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0207.jpgDwarf Spotted GrouperEpinephelus merra (Dwarf Spotted Grouper) also known as the Honeycomb grouper or dwarf spotted rockcod at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000llpEFjgNnLghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000llpEFjgNnLg/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0235.jpgWrybillAnarhynchus frontalis (Wrybill) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005RZLAMBIaRAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005RZLAMBIaRA/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0548.jpgBar tailed godwitLimosa lapponica (Bar tailed godwit) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ENS_SareE8Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ENS_SareE8U/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0244.jpgBar tailed godwitLimosa lapponica (Bar tailed godwit) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ALfDUBHO8vQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ALfDUBHO8vQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0950.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mp3kkB9G7qkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mp3kkB9G7qk/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0631.jpgWhite-faced Storm petrelPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OrXFN9gppoYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OrXFN9gppoY/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0135.jpgSouthern black backed gullLarus dominicanus (Southern black backed gull) juvenile. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oQs4_H61pu8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oQs4_H61pu8/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0122.jpgSouthern black backed gullLarus dominicanus (Southern black backed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v3mfMJrkgcYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v3mfMJrkgcY/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0115.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gtP9juTk5Lkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gtP9juTk5Lk/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0007-1.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZD5Gcy2xX.Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZD5Gcy2xX.A/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0497.jpg2011-01-09-0497.jpgBanded Dotterel at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002ciwKTedkZAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002ciwKTedkZA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0499.jpg2011-01-09-0499.jpgBanded Dotterel at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NfHw_2MB.LYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NfHw_2MB.LY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0147.jpgNew Zealand falconFalco novaeseelandiae (New Zealand falcon) southern form, Enderby Island Auckland Islands, 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qR9353Wi5ychttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qR9353Wi5yc/fit=1000x1000/2013-10-19-0117.jpg2013-10-19-0117.JPGBotrylloides magnicoecum (Ascidian). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013. Saturday 19 October 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 496 Site: Tye Dye Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:30 Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 305:18 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 11.8 meters Bottom Time: 38 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 13% OTU: 12% Bottom Time to Date: 33,663 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,701 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kMy2rkwOu2ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kMy2rkwOu2o/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-30-0125-1.jpgBlue-dot triplefinNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin). Thursday 30th March 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 745 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands, New Zealand Boat: Mazurka Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 14:40 Temperature: 17 degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 360:52 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 98 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 43% OTU: 41% Bottom Time to Date: 41,274 minutes Cumulative Time: 41,372 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ghmNnNImSJ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ghmNnNImSJ8/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-02-0041.jpg2010-10-02-0041.jpgNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Saturday 02 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 281.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Northen Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 12.6 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 94:17 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.8 meters...Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,502 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,583 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DYhfpcG6AHIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DYhfpcG6AHI/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0142.jpg2010-01-28-0142.jpgA Blue-dot triplefin (Notoclinops caerulepunctus) Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 219.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 16:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 31.7 meters.Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,725 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q7D6FhnGVSohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q7D6FhnGVSo/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0326.jpgParengarenga HarbourWreck at Ngatehe Point, Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jO6T6en_t8Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jO6T6en_t8I/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0324.jpgParengarenga HarbourWreck at Ngatehe Point, Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000crzSd_UJDKUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000crzSd_UJDKU/fit=1000x1000/2018-05-09-0309.jpgParengarenga HarbourWreck at Ngatehe Point, Parengarenga Harbour in the far north of New Zealand. May 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000imOwvPl0mpIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000imOwvPl0mpI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0195.jpgSolander’s TobyCanthigaster solandri (Solander’s Toby) also known as the Spotted sharpnose at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IpLzrZU8.GQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IpLzrZU8.GQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0201.jpgMasked bannerfishHeniochus monoceros (Masked bannerfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009wcQJQDxeMYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009wcQJQDxeMY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0194.jpgSolander’s TobyCanthigaster solandri (Solander’s Toby) also known as the Spotted sharpnose at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R1.pNycccLUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R1.pNycccLU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0193.jpgSolander’s TobyCanthigaster solandri (Solander’s Toby) also known as the Spotted sharpnose at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T4SxZ7X.A9khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T4SxZ7X.A9k/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0194-2.jpgSolander’s TobyCanthigaster solandri (Solander’s Toby) also known as the Spotted sharpnose at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vDRjToutWAchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vDRjToutWAc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0184-1.jpgCrown squirrelfishSargocentron diadema (Crown Squirrelfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cnYQPsyGLy0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cnYQPsyGLy0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0156-1.jpgBlackside HawkfishParacirrhites forsteri (Blackside Hawkfish) also known as the Freckled hawkfish or Forster's hawkfish at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kTKGmEjt5bAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kTKGmEjt5bA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0176.jpgCrown squirrelfishSargocentron diadema (Crown Squirrelfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000se39KVFvND8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000se39KVFvND8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0173-2.jpgBigscale SoliderfishMyripistis berndti (Bigscale Soliderfish) also known as the Blotcheye soldierfish at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_ll9z0JmJrwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_ll9z0JmJrw/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0155.jpgBlackside HawkfishParacirrhites forsteri (Blackside Hawkfish) also known as the Freckled hawkfish or Forster's hawkfish at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BDlWRZh3SXQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BDlWRZh3SXQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0154.jpgBlackside HawkfishParacirrhites forsteri (Blackside Hawkfish) also known as the Freckled hawkfish or Forster's hawkfish at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Usvh1bYvM0Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Usvh1bYvM0U/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0138-1.jpgStriped Cleaner WrasseLabroides dimidiatus (Striped Cleaner Wrasse) also known as the Bluestreak cleaner wrasseat Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CKu6bf3BG.4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CKu6bf3BG.4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0120-1.jpgArc Eye HawkfishParacirrhites arcatus (Arc Eye Hawkfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EQvu.4pPU4Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EQvu.4pPU4E/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0138.jpgStriped Cleaner WrasseLabroides dimidiatus (Striped Cleaner Wrasse) also known as the Bluestreak cleaner wrasseat Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NAEc7MdN87chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NAEc7MdN87c/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0117.jpgArc Eye HawkfishParacirrhites arcatus (Arc Eye Hawkfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uFEH46M4zuYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uFEH46M4zuY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0090-1.jpgArc Eye HawkfishParacirrhites arcatus (Arc Eye Hawkfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LVj_OMbhe7Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LVj_OMbhe7A/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0084-1.jpgFloral wrasseCheilinus chlorourus (Floral Maori Wrasse) juvenile at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004ihxR1oKxpQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004ihxR1oKxpQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0067.jpgAchilles surgeonfishAcanthurus Achilles (Achilles surgeonfish) also known as Achilles tang at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U4z4BqC4SOMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U4z4BqC4SOM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0063.jpgScimitar TriggerfishScimitar Triggerfish (Sufflamen bursa) also known as the Boomerang triggerfish at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.lekb8M42H0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.lekb8M42H0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0059.jpgBird WrasseGomphosus varius (Bird Wrasse) terminal phase at Palmerston Atoll ion the Cook Islandss. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IrjIsO5b1h4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IrjIsO5b1h4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0052.jpgWhitecheek surgeonfishAcanthurus nigricans (Goldrim surgeonfish or Whitecheek surgeonfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YFGN4IWE3zAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YFGN4IWE3zA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0050.jpgArc Eye HawkfishParacirrhites arcatus (Arc Eye Hawkfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iHZKFQFAYUshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iHZKFQFAYUs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0049-1.jpgArc Eye HawkfishParacirrhites arcatus (Arc Eye Hawkfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AsN8e._2FKUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AsN8e._2FKU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0015-1.jpgBird WrasseGomphosus varius (Bird Wrasse) Initial phase at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BBcbqNtpeN4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BBcbqNtpeN4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0016.jpgBird WrasseGomphosus varius (Bird Wrasse) Initial phase at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BzbEsm_lbn8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BzbEsm_lbn8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0032.jpgBlackside HawkfishParacirrhites forsteri (Blackside Hawkfish) juvenile also known as the Freckled hawkfish or Forster's hawkfish at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001u5NjhKcEE4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001u5NjhKcEE4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0009-1.jpgBlackside HawkfishParacirrhites forsteri (Blackside Hawkfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004ySUSefpgxshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004ySUSefpgxs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0006.jpgBlackside HawkfishParacirrhites forsteri (Blackside Hawkfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VJhzwX2.P4Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VJhzwX2.P4I/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0013-1.jpg2015-01-03-0013_1.TIFChlorurus fontalis (Reefcrest Parrotfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002vItcmw_3GYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002vItcmw_3GY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0507.jpgPalmerston IslandThe grave of William Masters at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QVppSjpuTxshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QVppSjpuTxs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0504.jpgPalmerston IslandPalmerston settlement at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y_JQzve9HuMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y_JQzve9HuM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0003.jpgBlackside HawkfishParacirrhites forsteri (Blackside Hawkfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ip29i7EfL_chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ip29i7EfL_c/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0478-1.jpgPalmerston AtollCoral Reef topography at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002kCN3H.aOyshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002kCN3H.aOys/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0501.jpgPalmerston IslandPalmerston settlement at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y_l5H2f6vjYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y_l5H2f6vjY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0466.jpgPalmerston AtollCoral Reef topography at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SUvVq4wxEkkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SUvVq4wxEkk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0461-1.jpgPalmerston AtollCoral Reef topography at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kz_yYeo3bsYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kz_yYeo3bsY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0454-1.jpgPalmerston AtollCoral Reef topography at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fTHh9DgKAhMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fTHh9DgKAhM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0458-2.jpgPalmerston AtollCoral Reef topography at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004RzMdOOnfHchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004RzMdOOnfHc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0443.jpgPalmerston AtollCoral Reef topography at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000023ec0eTWW38https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000023ec0eTWW38/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0419-1.jpgPalmerston AtollCoral Reef topography at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jZbrgGpopMshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jZbrgGpopMs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0436-1.jpgPalmerston AtollCoral Reef topography at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gEZ.XWG.Y1Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gEZ.XWG.Y1I/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0361.jpgPalmerston AtollCoral Reef topography at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x5R10UGYuzwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x5R10UGYuzw/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0356-1.jpgPalmerston AtollCoral Reef topography at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dVXFgxdFXeIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dVXFgxdFXeI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0393.jpgPalmerston IslandNed Masters 7-year-old local of Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LhFo93tWmX4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LhFo93tWmX4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0353.jpgBlack TrevallyCaranx lugubris (Black Trevally) also known as Black Jack at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008f2kQfNRwSshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008f2kQfNRwSs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0352.jpgBlack TrevallyCaranx lugubris (Black Trevally) also known as Black Jack at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lgzMCd0BtfUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lgzMCd0BtfU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0340.jpgBlack TrevallyCaranx lugubris (Black Trevally) also known as Black Jack at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004JgNqbVA3lUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004JgNqbVA3lU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0351-1.jpgBlack TrevallyCaranx lugubris (Black Trevally) also known as Black Jack at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b12VoaG5b3khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b12VoaG5b3k/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0336-1.jpgBlack TrevallyCaranx lugubris (Black Trevally) also known as Black Jack at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XxlxRh8IqZIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XxlxRh8IqZI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0334.jpgBlack TrevallyCaranx lugubris (Black Trevally) also known as Black Jack at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oQtiy5L7uIkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oQtiy5L7uIk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0303-1.jpgPalmerston IslandGrave sites at the Palmerston settlement on Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands during the South Pacific Biodiscovery Expedition. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L5KGEwdT7VEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L5KGEwdT7VE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0335-1.jpgBlack TrevallyCaranx lugubris (Black Trevally) also known as Black Jack at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003wwmPotN4O0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003wwmPotN4O0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0292.jpgRed-footed boobySula sula (Red-footed booby) at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EzJzfzZ7NU0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EzJzfzZ7NU0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0269-1.jpgPalmerston IslandPalmerston settlement at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZbW.HJN7O5Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZbW.HJN7O5I/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0274.jpgPalmerston IslandPalmerston settlement at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DmLd4kbT7gohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DmLd4kbT7go/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0227-1.jpgPalmerston IslandPalmerston settlement at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MwMm4etX8Rshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MwMm4etX8Rs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0226-1.jpgPalmerston IslandWilliam Masters original homestead dating more than 150-years-old at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wUeGXslm6D4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wUeGXslm6D4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0222.jpgPalmerston IslandPalmerston settlement at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i00HeUwTTdkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i00HeUwTTdk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0218-1.jpgPalmerston IslandPalmerston settlement at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kR77uLYvPNAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kR77uLYvPNA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0212-1.jpgPalmerston IslandPalmerston settlement at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000edNKXyvqLzYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000edNKXyvqLzY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0210.jpgPalmerston IslandPalmerston settlement at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cJ_m9hBFG.Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cJ_m9hBFG.A/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0208.jpgPalmerston IslandPalmerston settlement at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W0k9ZkmuWOAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W0k9ZkmuWOA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0188-1.jpgPalmerston IslandPalmerston settlement at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002LoTvlAsMYQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002LoTvlAsMYQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0195.jpgPalmerston IslandPalmerston settlement at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000762WTvGYU0whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000762WTvGYU0w/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0187.jpgPalmerston IslandChurch at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d8JnQwKEsxIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d8JnQwKEsxI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0181.jpgWilliam Masters GraveThe grave of William Masters at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wSJXbX9sTXQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wSJXbX9sTXQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0176-1.jpgPalmerston IslandPalmerston settlement on Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000087bm5c6ADeohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000087bm5c6ADeo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0163.jpgPalmerston AtolPalmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V2ugxXhEOS8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V2ugxXhEOS8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0156.jpgPalmerston AtollCoral Reef topography at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 539 Site: Outside Atoll, West of Palmerton Island. Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 09:00 am Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 37,430 minutes Cumulative Time: 37,490 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SXSe1VGjxIAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SXSe1VGjxIA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0120-1.jpgGiant ClamTridacna maxima (Giant Clam) at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZzKnprxqyqUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZzKnprxqyqU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0123-1.jpgGiant ClamTridacna maxima (Giant Clam) at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xHmDT9RpWR4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xHmDT9RpWR4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0117.jpgGiant ClamTridacna maxima (Giant Clam) at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kJMu5QDOsy0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kJMu5QDOsy0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0101-1.jpgPalmerston AtollCoral Reef Fish at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R2gncf6YfZohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R2gncf6YfZo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0096-1.jpgPalmerston AtollCoral Reef Fish at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lwH3SBP0EBghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lwH3SBP0EBg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0243.jpgReefcrest ParrotfishChlorurus fontalis (Reefcrest Parrotfish) at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 543 Site: Outside Atoll, West of Palmerton Island. Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Billy Time: 15:15 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 91 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 37,649 minutes Cumulative Time: 37,740 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JKitiycURQ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JKitiycURQ4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0215-1.jpgReefcrest ParrotfishChlorurus fontalis (Reefcrest Parrotfish) also known as the Pacific Slopehead Parrotfish at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. (Not for License). Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000txMj.tZ0Kmghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000txMj.tZ0Kmg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0217.jpgReefcrest ParrotfishChlorurus fontalis (Reefcrest Parrotfish) also known as the Pacific Slopehead Parrotfish at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003tSevxIki5khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003tSevxIki5k/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0218.jpgReefcrest ParrotfishChlorurus fontalis (Reefcrest Parrotfish) also known as the Pacific Slopehead Parrotfish at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I6i2ux3Mfcchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I6i2ux3Mfcc/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-01-0047-1.jpgGrey MorayGymnothorax nublis (Grey Moray) sits amongst Iophon proximum (yellow) and Iophon laevistylis (Organ-pipe sponge). Thursday 01 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 528 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 11:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 348:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 80.3 meters Bottom Time: 183 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 101% OTU: 88% Bottom Time to Date: 36,490 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,673 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WX4pkpI8WEMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WX4pkpI8WEM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0207.jpgDwarf Spotted GrouperEpinephelus merra (Dwarf Spotted Grouper) also known as the Honeycomb grouper or dwarf spotted rockcod at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ib.RdIDUQWohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ib.RdIDUQWo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0209.jpgDwarf Spotted GrouperEpinephelus merra (Dwarf Spotted Grouper) also known as the Honeycomb grouper or dwarf spotted rockcod at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000USDzOKhifnIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000USDzOKhifnI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0201.jpgMasked bannerfishHeniochus monoceros (Masked bannerfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n0.MQhm2cxkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n0.MQhm2cxk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0239.jpgMasked bannerfishHeniochus monoceros (Masked bannerfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x8wM_LUbn5shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x8wM_LUbn5s/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0194.jpgSolander’s TobyCanthigaster solandri (Solander’s Toby) also known as the Spotted sharpnose at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AobEHvVtllghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AobEHvVtllg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0194-2.jpgSolander’s TobyCanthigaster solandri (Solander’s Toby) also known as the Spotted sharpnose at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GK.bpP1K7fchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GK.bpP1K7fc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0223.jpgCrown squirrelfishSargocentron diadema (Crown Squirrelfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ThSh0cPmPdUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ThSh0cPmPdU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0176.jpgCrown squirrelfishSargocentron diadema (Crown Squirrelfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wSvSBIojcuchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wSvSBIojcuc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0184-1.jpgCrown squirrelfishSargocentron diadema (Crown Squirrelfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i4X7MREANlIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i4X7MREANlI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0220.jpgCrown squirrelfishSargocentron diadema (Crown Squirrelfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Pel32af6dy0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Pel32af6dy0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0173-2.jpgBigscale SoliderfishMyripistis berndti (Bigscale Soliderfish) also known as the Blotcheye soldierfish at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sC6wivkCso8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sC6wivkCso8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0155.jpgBlackside HawkfishParacirrhites forsteri (Blackside Hawkfish) also known as the Freckled hawkfish or Forster's hawkfish at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i8VyqO8hZdghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i8VyqO8hZdg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0154.jpgBlackside HawkfishParacirrhites forsteri (Blackside Hawkfish) also known as the Freckled hawkfish or Forster's hawkfish at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mmNMWiIkP_4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mmNMWiIkP_4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0138-1.jpgStriped Cleaner WrasseLabroides dimidiatus (Striped Cleaner Wrasse) also known as the Bluestreak cleaner wrasseat Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ceWNDtzrYcohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ceWNDtzrYco/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-26-0651-1.jpgWhitespotted filefishCantherhines dumerilii (Whitespotted filefish) offshore, Northern New Zealand, second record for NZ. Monday 26 March 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MSFl3HcnftUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MSFl3HcnftU/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-26-0651.jpgWhitespotted filefishCantherhines dumerilii (Whitespotted filefish) offshore, Northern New Zealand, second record for NZ. Monday 26 March 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xM4AsE8oZMIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xM4AsE8oZMI/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-26-0627-1.jpgWhitespotted filefishCantherhines dumerilii (Whitespotted filefish) offshore, Northern New Zealand, second record for NZ. Monday 26 March 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eCSFl0Nj6JMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eCSFl0Nj6JM/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-26-0646.jpgWhitespotted filefishCantherhines dumerilii (Whitespotted filefish) offshore, Northern New Zealand, second record for NZ. Monday 26 March 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000keslFsAP1bshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000keslFsAP1bs/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-26-0663.jpgWhitespotted filefishCantherhines dumerilii (Whitespotted filefish) offshore, Northern New Zealand, second record for NZ. Monday 26 March 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nC5h4EBkfkEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nC5h4EBkfkE/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-26-0689.jpgMahimahiCoryphaena hippurus (Mahimahi) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Monday 26 March 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MVJZjzsYRE4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MVJZjzsYRE4/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-26-0618.jpgMahimahiCoryphaena hippurus (Mahimahi) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Monday 26 March 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zDu8cwIaHAEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zDu8cwIaHAE/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-26-0615.jpgMahimahiCoryphaena hippurus (Mahimahi) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Monday 26 March 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A_RPM.4BUJAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A_RPM.4BUJA/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-26-0610.jpgMahimahiCoryphaena hippurus (Mahimahi) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Monday 26 March 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_IOyPL4dsL4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_IOyPL4dsL4/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-26-0593.jpgMahimahiCoryphaena hippurus (Mahimahi) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Monday 26 March 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_xLmLNotUgEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_xLmLNotUgE/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-26-0589.jpgMahimahiCoryphaena hippurus (Mahimahi) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Monday 26 March 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BjP7.o4QDqshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BjP7.o4QDqs/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-26-0587.jpgMahimahiCoryphaena hippurus (Mahimahi) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Monday 26 March 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ivv7WTyyOfEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ivv7WTyyOfE/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-26-0586.jpgMahimahiCoryphaena hippurus (Mahimahi) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Monday 26 March 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000025ptGvdYtqEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000025ptGvdYtqE/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-26-0686.jpgMahimahiCoryphaena hippurus (Mahimahi) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Monday 26 March 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Hda5SB2DFCohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Hda5SB2DFCo/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-26-0659.jpgMahimahiMark Erdmann, fish ecologist and vice president of Conservation Internationals Asia-Pacific marine programs photographing Coryphaena hippurus (Mahimahi) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Monday 26 March 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000235mMHPSF3Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000235mMHPSF3E/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-26-0604.jpgMahimahiCoryphaena hippurus (Mahimahi) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Monday 26 March 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xpaOdnlpCJQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xpaOdnlpCJQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0002.jpg2010-10-03-0002.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) on top of a Asterodiscus truncatus (Firebrick starfish) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 283.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Northern Arch..Temperature: 14.5 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 98:00 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.5 meters...Bottom Time: 201 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,687 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,888 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l24TgqUePbIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l24TgqUePbI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0265-1.jpgPeacock Hind GrouperCephalopholis argus (Peacock Hind Grouper) also known as Roi, bluespotted grouper, argus grouper or celestial grouper at Beveridge Reef, Niue. (Not for Licence, in the Cultura Collection). Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007RzgY4IBIHchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007RzgY4IBIHc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0265.jpgPeacock Hind GrouperCephalopholis argus (Peacock Hind Grouper) also known as Roi, bluespotted grouper, argus grouper or celestial grouper at Beveridge Reef, Niue. (Not for Licence, in the Cultura Collection). Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ik_Sh0uvrhkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ik_Sh0uvrhk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0317.jpgFivestripe wrasseThalassoma quinquevittatum (Fivestripe Wrasse) terminal phase male at Beveridge Reef, Niue. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gMK1yKF8lv0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gMK1yKF8lv0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0182-1.jpgBluestriped SnappeGnathodentex aureolineatus (Goldlined Emperor) and Lutjanus kasmira (Bluestriped Snapper) school over the coral at Beveridge Reef, Niue in the South Pacific. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tOqWp3Nju7Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tOqWp3Nju7U/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0183.jpgBeveridge ReefGnathodentex aureolineatus (Goldlined Emperor) and Lutjanus kasmira (Bluestriped Snapper) school over the coral at Beveridge Reef, Niue in the South Pacific. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QR7FREwKI6Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QR7FREwKI6Y/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0179.jpgBeveridge ReefGnathodentex aureolineatus (Goldlined Emperor) and Lutjanus kasmira (Bluestriped Snapper) school over the coral at Beveridge Reef, Niue in the South Pacific. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yhUzL7LVpsQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yhUzL7LVpsQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0177-1.jpgBeveridge ReefGnathodentex aureolineatus (Goldlined Emperor) and Lutjanus kasmira (Bluestriped Snapper) school over the coral at Beveridge Reef, Niue in the South Pacific. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Mbj7Obdlzk4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Mbj7Obdlzk4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0176.jpgBeveridge ReefGnathodentex aureolineatus (Goldlined Emperor) and Lutjanus kasmira (Bluestriped Snapper) school over the coral at Beveridge Reef, Niue in the South Pacific. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r1r.uCRsMC4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r1r.uCRsMC4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0174.jpgBeveridge ReefGnathodentex aureolineatus (Goldlined Emperor) and Lutjanus kasmira (Bluestriped Snapper) school over the coral at Beveridge Reef , Niue in the South Pacific. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ffELZYZBCOEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ffELZYZBCOE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0179.jpgBeveridge ReefGnathodentex aureolineatus (Goldlined Emperor) and Lutjanus kasmira (Bluestriped Snapper) school over the coral at Beveridge Reef , Niue in the South Pacific. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oFijIbTtuTYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oFijIbTtuTY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0182-1.jpgGoldlined EmperorGnathodentex aureolineatus (Goldlined Emperor) and Lutjanus kasmira (Bluestriped Snapper) school over coral at Beveridge Reef in the South Pacific. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 544 Site: Beveridge Reef Outside Atoll, Western Side. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Tom Time: 08:50 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 47minutes Bottom Time to Date: 37,740 minutes Cumulative Time: 37,787 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p6vSvniPWl4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p6vSvniPWl4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0176.jpgBeveridge ReefGnathodentex aureolineatus (Goldlined Emperor) and Lutjanus kasmira (Bluestriped Snapper) school over the coral at Beveridge Reef , Niue in the South Pacific. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.cZIR3DqcTEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.cZIR3DqcTE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0174.jpgBeveridge ReefGnathodentex aureolineatus (Goldlined Emperor) and Lutjanus kasmira (Bluestriped Snapper) school over the coral at Beveridge Reef , Niue in the South Pacific. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uOLdKbMbbs8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uOLdKbMbbs8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-05-0177-1.jpgBeveridge ReefGnathodentex aureolineatus (Goldlined Emperor) and Lutjanus kasmira (Bluestriped Snapper) school over the coral at Beveridge Reef , Niue in the South Pacific. Monday 05 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m_EnxW0Gnechttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m_EnxW0Gnec/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0317-1.jpgArc Eye HawkfisParacirrhites arcatus (Arc Eye Hawkfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PPormDswcOYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PPormDswcOY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0298-1.jpgOrnate WrasseHalichoeres ornatissimus (Ornate Wrasse) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ro9m8uWmTTEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ro9m8uWmTTE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0301-1.jpgSunset wrasseThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) Initial Phase at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007TkI9YnZkTAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007TkI9YnZkTA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0285-1.jpgFloral wrasseCheilinus chlorourus (Floral Maori Wrasse) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. (Not for License Part of the Cultura Collection). Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QGZvL3WZ.KAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QGZvL3WZ.KA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0287.jpgSunset wrasseThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) Initial Phase at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AxVOrlrz8OAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AxVOrlrz8OA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0284.jpgFloral wrasseCheilinus chlorourus (Floral Maori Wrasse) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J4c7rEFUavkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J4c7rEFUavk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0268-2.jpgMimic SurgeonfishAcanthurus pyroferus (Mimic Surgeonfish) juvenile at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qHxx8K6R.i4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qHxx8K6R.i4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0263.jpgBlack saddled CoralgrouperPlectropomus laevis (Black saddled Coralgrouper) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ubKWy3ZddTchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ubKWy3ZddTc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0258-1.jpgOval ButterflyfishChaetodon lunulatus (Oval Butterflyfish) also known as the Red-finned Butterflyfish at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SFWbGTOMoMMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SFWbGTOMoMM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0268.jpgMimic SurgeonfishAcanthurus pyroferus (Mimic Surgeonfish) juvenile at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tOpsqMENab8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tOpsqMENab8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0257.jpgReticulated ButterflyfishChaetodon reticulatus (Reticulated Butterflyfish) also known as the Black Butterflyfish and the Mailed Butterflyfish at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C.3ssgyK.Zshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C.3ssgyK.Zs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0239.jpgMasked bannerfishHeniochus monoceros (Masked bannerfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000079evgfHUYYYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000079evgfHUYYY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0243.jpgReefcrest ParrotfishChlorurus fontalis (Reefcrest Parrotfish) at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 543 Site: Outside Atoll, West of Palmerton Island. Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Billy Time: 15:15 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 91 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 37,649 minutes Cumulative Time: 37,740 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZNg59RLiuXghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZNg59RLiuXg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0223.jpgCrown squirrelfishSargocentron diadema (Crown Squirrelfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iX57ECbl108https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iX57ECbl108/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0036.jpg2009-08-17-0036.jpgThe Richard Marshall Collection 1927-2004..Pictured : Waikaremoana Wreck December 1982.The remaining wreck of two boats built in 1869 to help in the war against the Maori Leader Te Kooti that were then sunk when in Waikaremoana when they were no longer needed.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I8DNPk1Pdeshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I8DNPk1Pdes/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-25-0043.jpgGiant Devil RayMobula mobular (Giant Devil Ray) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Sunday 25 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Bx2EVFt8Pbkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Bx2EVFt8Pbk/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-25-0034.jpgGiant Devil RayMobula mobular (Giant Devil Ray) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Sunday 25 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dhwh693gPO4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dhwh693gPO4/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-25-0039.jpgGiant Devil RayMobula mobular (Giant Devil Ray) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Sunday 25 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NNPOF163rbchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NNPOF163rbc/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-25-0033.jpgGiant Devil RayMobula mobular (Giant Devil Ray) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Sunday 25 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UxwAHzVu6K0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UxwAHzVu6K0/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-25-0029.jpgGiant Devil RayMobula mobular (Giant Devil Ray) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Sunday 25 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U3xnYh0RYa8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U3xnYh0RYa8/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-25-0032.jpgGiant Devil RayMobula mobular (Giant Devil Ray) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Sunday 25 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yPV0qhe_DUMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yPV0qhe_DUM/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-25-0030.jpgGiant Devil RayMobula mobular (Giant Devil Ray) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Sunday 25 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b0BbbjJMkdMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b0BbbjJMkdM/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-25-0023.jpgGiant Devil RayMobula mobular (Giant Devil Ray) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Sunday 25 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EEEeAmBjTrQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EEEeAmBjTrQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-25-0018.jpgGiant Devil RayMobula mobular (Giant Devil Ray) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Sunday 25 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u1jkkho2TPEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u1jkkho2TPE/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-25-0014.jpgGiant Devil RayMobula mobular (Giant Devil Ray) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Sunday 25 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tjWDViTnhVEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tjWDViTnhVE/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-25-0011.jpgGiant Devil RayMobula mobular (Giant Devil Ray) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Sunday 25 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000017MkeBTxfBghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000017MkeBTxfBg/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-25-0010.jpgGiant Devil RayMobula mobular (Giant Devil Ray) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Sunday 25 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L3X4R_aHP7ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L3X4R_aHP7o/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-25-0007.jpgGiant Devil RayMobula mobular (Giant Devil Ray) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Sunday 25 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PkPbBSLkHRwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PkPbBSLkHRw/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-25-0005.jpgGiant Devil RayMobula mobular (Giant Devil Ray) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Sunday 25 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iz_2.Y7Q_AEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iz_2.Y7Q_AE/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-25-0026.jpgGiant Devil RayMobula mobular (Giant Devil Ray) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Sunday 25 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Mtdx3BiroEQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Mtdx3BiroEQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-25-0024.jpgGiant Devil RayMobula mobular (Giant Devil Ray) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Sunday 25 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MPBw0AGd5jYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MPBw0AGd5jY/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-25-0027.jpgGiant Devil RayMobula mobular (Giant Devil Ray) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Sunday 25 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000E1sJcadlqshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000E1sJcadlqs/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-25-0020.jpgGiant Devil RayMobula mobular (Giant Devil Ray) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Sunday 25 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000072w5DQGmvc0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000072w5DQGmvc0/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-25-0013.jpgGiant Devil RayMobula mobular (Giant Devil Ray) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Sunday 25 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NC7sItDU0b0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NC7sItDU0b0/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-25-0012-1.jpgGiant Devil RayMobula mobular (Giant Devil Ray) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Sunday 25 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rlcZglWIk9ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rlcZglWIk9o/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0146.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t.16HG3Qj_Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t.16HG3Qj_I/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0177.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uWy6nNfZelohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uWy6nNfZelo/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0233.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QtbC1fcFOewhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QtbC1fcFOew/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-10-0221.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c_9wcuR.QMUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c_9wcuR.QMU/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-10-0170.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005UptqUkOuRAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005UptqUkOuRA/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-10-0352.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JUxAP8oPN7whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JUxAP8oPN7w/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-21-0041.jpg2009-03-21-0041.jpgA Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand..Saturday 21 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 154.Max Depth 5 m..Temp 21c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120 min..Bottom Time to Date 7314 min..Cumulative Time 7434 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q.Qhp527MIshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q.Qhp527MIs/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-21-0097.jpg2009-03-21-0097.jpgA Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand..Saturday 21 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 154.Max Depth 5 m..Temp 21c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120 min..Bottom Time to Date 7314 min..Cumulative Time 7434 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v8TXcYhjXYkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v8TXcYhjXYk/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-21-0018.jpgBlue SharkA Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand..Saturday 21 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 154.Max Depth 5 m..Temp 21c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120 min..Bottom Time to Date 7314 min..Cumulative Time 7434 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008KybYCGNOjMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008KybYCGNOjM/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0045.jpg2010-01-28-0045.jpgLace coral (Hippellozoon novaezelandiae) at Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 219.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 16:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 31.7 meters.Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,725 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009Tm4bCy4icwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009Tm4bCy4icw/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1181.jpgDusky SharkDusky Shark (Carcharhinus obscurus) first underwater photographic record in New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jirLmPtJLNchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jirLmPtJLNc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0341-2.jpgGalapagos SharkGalapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 333 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22.5 meters. Bottom Time: 28 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,963 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,991 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P_uKvF5J_sYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P_uKvF5J_sY/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-10-0051-1.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vSK7odvx8vIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vSK7odvx8vI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0653.jpgCrayfishJasus edwardsii (New Zealand Crayfish). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yCrAc8jLqxEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yCrAc8jLqxE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0550.jpgCrayfishJasus edwardsii (New Zealand Crayfish). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lusC42o5_wMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lusC42o5_wM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0131-1.jpgTrumpetfishAulostomus chinensis (Trumpetfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SokV2igh.uQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SokV2igh.uQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0108.jpgDwarf Spotted GrouperEpinephelus merra (Dwarf Spotted Grouper) at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000frGPV_TYoR8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000frGPV_TYoR8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0098.jpgDwarf Spotted GrouperEpinephelus merra (Dwarf Spotted Grouper) at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CCv.589jn04https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CCv.589jn04/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0117.jpgArc Eye HawkfishParacirrhites arcatus (Arc Eye Hawkfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ONghi71hB74https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ONghi71hB74/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0120-1.jpgArc Eye HawkfishParacirrhites arcatus (Arc Eye Hawkfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dvDmhOVipaghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dvDmhOVipag/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0090-1.jpgArc Eye HawkfishParacirrhites arcatus (Arc Eye Hawkfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d8A5oU2mrzkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d8A5oU2mrzk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0084-1.jpgFloral wrasseCheilinus chlorourus (Floral Wrasse) juvenile at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.ywZ6XvlIdIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.ywZ6XvlIdI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0079-1.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica (Fire Dartfish) also known as the Fire Goby at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T0chydnwykwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T0chydnwykw/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0073.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica (Fire Dartfish) also known as the Fire Goby at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b5cU7bfa2yMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b5cU7bfa2yM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0067.jpgAchilles surgeonfishAcanthurus Achilles (Achilles surgeonfish) also known as Achilles tang at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hI2q4fr81lAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hI2q4fr81lA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0063.jpgScimitar TriggerfishScimitar Triggerfish (Sufflamen bursa) also known as the Boomerang triggerfish at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ceQYVf_x4jghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ceQYVf_x4jg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0059.jpgBird WrasseGomphosus varius (Bird Wrasse) terminal phase at Palmerston Atoll ion the Cook Islandss. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z0f0A8odu3Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z0f0A8odu3A/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0055-1.jpgYellowtail DascyllusDascyllus flavicaudus (Yellowtail Dascyllus) at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lv4S2NMfghchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lv4S2NMfghc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0055-1-2.jpgYellowtail DascyllusDascyllus flavicaudus (Yellowtail Dascyllus) at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KY31oHcfjSwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KY31oHcfjSw/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0052.jpgWhitecheek surgeonfishAcanthurus nigricans (Goldrim surgeonfish or Whitecheek surgeonfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cVZ_Zs3z4d8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cVZ_Zs3z4d8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0039.jpgEmperor angelfishPomacanthus imperator (Emperor angelfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands .Not for direct license. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003XDIen3UKSohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003XDIen3UKSo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0050.jpgArc Eye HawkfishParacirrhites arcatus (Arc Eye Hawkfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B5RWrF5h5uQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B5RWrF5h5uQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0049-1.jpgArc Eye HawkfishParacirrhites arcatus (Arc Eye Hawkfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GS1gi03sMQshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GS1gi03sMQs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0037.jpgZebra LionfishZebra Lionfish (Dendrochirus zebra) also known as the Zebra turkeyfish at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Not for direct license. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IgmaDnbT9g8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IgmaDnbT9g8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0032.jpgBlackside HawkfishParacirrhites forsteri (Blackside Hawkfish) juvenile also known as the Freckled hawkfish or Forster's hawkfish at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002Oeip6BVGwUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002Oeip6BVGwU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0016.jpgBird WrasseGomphosus varius (Bird Wrasse) Initial phase at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TrkkQYNrTtUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TrkkQYNrTtU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0015-1.jpgBird WrasseGomphosus varius (Bird Wrasse) Initial phase at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AghQcdNOlnYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AghQcdNOlnY/fit=1000x1000/2013-06-29-0014.jpg2013-06-29-0014.JPGOkenia atkinsonorum (nudibranch) Saturday 29 June 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 483 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 10:43 Temperature: 16.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 290:17 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 41.4 meters Bottom Time: 100 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 32,589 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,661 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fvNE6XmX9HUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fvNE6XmX9HU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0237.jpgLyretail HogfishBodianus anthioides (Lyretail Hogfish) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BRM6Xst0VIchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BRM6Xst0VIc/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-1053.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009Dpvhx91G84https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009Dpvhx91G84/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-1050-1.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BaJStWS2QO8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BaJStWS2QO8/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-1043.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_7y9DrggLakhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_7y9DrggLak/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-1018.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hTvFfwv0B4Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hTvFfwv0B4A/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0996.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Rrq485QqGqghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Rrq485QqGqg/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0975.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GsLN8xClTwkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GsLN8xClTwk/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0934.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EvRqNfXfK2Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EvRqNfXfK2E/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0878.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007XU6aE1ZAXMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007XU6aE1ZAXM/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0812.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AVCtO43yLrohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AVCtO43yLro/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0810.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000IBdz2H5ZoMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000IBdz2H5ZoM/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0802.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D1SL9Ic_gmchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D1SL9Ic_gmc/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0793.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000044.WlUoYl4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000044.WlUoYl4/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0788-1.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SK5AAYHHbkQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SK5AAYHHbkQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0786.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dtJJnHgEFsAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dtJJnHgEFsA/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0773.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000064xfMd6uWoQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000064xfMd6uWoQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0752.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000khURkFe.5_Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000khURkFe.5_Q/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0745.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OgFGm3F.jd8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OgFGm3F.jd8/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0737-3.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZmZp.WW8f7chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZmZp.WW8f7c/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0730.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KgMX_zvAgeUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KgMX_zvAgeU/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0719.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S6fATlsBb.Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S6fATlsBb.Q/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0693-1.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SCNsCe35T8shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SCNsCe35T8s/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0684.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L8mM2sw8gYwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L8mM2sw8gYw/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0673-5.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T34l4ietb1ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T34l4ietb1o/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0655.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q494oBx5vVYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q494oBx5vVY/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0632.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_ghg9l0tP.Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_ghg9l0tP.I/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0629.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZBujVXjcv4chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZBujVXjcv4c/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0627.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MWWDQBkb2jQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MWWDQBkb2jQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0626.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Pa8ygm8bnxEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Pa8ygm8bnxE/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0609.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t1jWN0fYIpEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t1jWN0fYIpE/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0605.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s3yajpuFPXQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s3yajpuFPXQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0596.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OYZja8wC1yUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OYZja8wC1yU/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0573.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fi0qw5vHaRchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fi0qw5vHaRc/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0560.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009hsJjbk4hlYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009hsJjbk4hlY/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0559.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EBwfFjB7nnIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EBwfFjB7nnI/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0550.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Au5yM8aEeNIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Au5yM8aEeNI/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0551.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005zU_NBfb20Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005zU_NBfb20U/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0515.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Svnkp1533FIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Svnkp1533FI/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0614.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fgqMQMwyzRshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fgqMQMwyzRs/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0602.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cfHvMD2ZU24https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cfHvMD2ZU24/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0581.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nEFSFPyGgMshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nEFSFPyGgMs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0084.jpgPalmerston AtollCoral Reef topography at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Gbiu9sSKwBshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Gbiu9sSKwBs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0075.jpgPalmerston AtollCoral Reef topography at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZKCHJJ2kue8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZKCHJJ2kue8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0005.jpgPalmerston AtollPalmerston Atoll, Cook Islands . Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eyP_9wWcFiohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eyP_9wWcFio/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0069-1.jpgPalmerston AtollCoral Reef topography at Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K0OvBZjYjgEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K0OvBZjYjgE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0008.jpgPalmerston AtollPalmerston Atoll, Cook Islands . Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U81rpJzmO4Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U81rpJzmO4U/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0298-1.jpgOrnate WrasseHalichoeres ornatissimus (Ornate Wrasse) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vHnHkyAR8oAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vHnHkyAR8oA/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0095.jpg2008-05-29-0095.jpgSandager's wrasse (Coris sandageri) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 81: Poor Knights .Max Depth 25.3 m. Average Depth 9.8m.Bottom Time 63 min. Bottom Time to Date 3416 min Cumulative Time 3479 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FCpNZ57nPlkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FCpNZ57nPlk/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-19-0012.jpg2013-04-19-0012.JPGCoris sandageri (Sandager's wrasse) female at Tasman Bay, Great Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 19 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 465 Site: Tasman Bay, Great Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 271:24 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters Bottom Time: 126 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 70% OTU: 63% Bottom Time to Date: 31,047 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,173 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZLZH944T7TIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZLZH944T7TI/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-04-0066.jpgLargemouth triplefinUcla xenogrammus (Largemouth triplefin) at Hunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Friday 04 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qPPEMsDyniohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qPPEMsDynio/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-04-0108.jpgLargemouth triplefinUcla xenogrammus (Largemouth triplefin) at Hunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Friday 04 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uy.9dv8xLEMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uy.9dv8xLEM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-04-0042.jpgLargemouth triplefinUcla xenogrammus (Largemouth triplefin) at Hunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Friday 04 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ba99y2op2Xkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ba99y2op2Xk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-04-0065.jpgLargemouth triplefinUcla xenogrammus (Largemouth triplefin) at Hunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Friday 04 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000abcmXh_gfJIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000abcmXh_gfJI/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-04-0038.jpgLargemouth triplefinUcla xenogrammus (Largemouth triplefin) at Hunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Friday 04 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.7BEKdca48Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.7BEKdca48Q/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-01-0326.jpg2017-08-01-0326.tifUcla xenogrammus (Largemouth triplefin) at Mathew Island a volcanic Island in disputed territory between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu in the South Pacific. Monday 01 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qcCMo1QdCYUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qcCMo1QdCYU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-01-0419.jpg2017-08-01-0419.tifUcla xenogrammus (Largemouth triplefin) at Mathew Island a volcanic Island in disputed territory between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu in the South Pacific. Monday 01 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eMSNjq9NtrAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eMSNjq9NtrA/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-01-0415.jpg2017-08-01-0415.tifUcla xenogrammus (Largemouth triplefin) at Mathew Island a volcanic Island in disputed territory between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu in the South Pacific. Monday 01 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j7zPJXBCjf4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j7zPJXBCjf4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-01-0320.jpg2017-08-01-0320.tifUcla xenogrammus (Largemouth triplefin) at Mathew Island a volcanic Island in disputed territory between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu in the South Pacific. Monday 01 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nLMZBlgUXKIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nLMZBlgUXKI/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-01-0323.jpg2017-08-01-0323.tifUcla xenogrammus (Largemouth triplefin) at Mathew Island a volcanic Island in disputed territory between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu in the South Pacific. Monday 01 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a8IPOUQz0jYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a8IPOUQz0jY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0125.jpgLargemouth triplefinUcla xenogrammus (Largemouth triplefin). Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 552 Site: Kapa Island, Vava’u. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Irene Time: 11:05 Temperature: 27 Maximum Depth: 27 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 38,343 minutes Cumulative Time: 38,439 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008CKpIwWZIEshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008CKpIwWZIEs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0119-2.jpgLargemouth triplefinUcla xenogrammus (Largemouth triplefin) at Kapa Island in Vava’u, Tonga. Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AzYBSRy.ob8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AzYBSRy.ob8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0085.jpgLargemouth triplefinUcla xenogrammus (Largemouth triplefin) at Kapa Island in Vava’u, Tonga. Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mCABcz502mIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mCABcz502mI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0084.jpgLargemouth triplefinUcla xenogrammus (Largemouth triplefin) at Kapa Island in Vava’u, Tonga. Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A3KHKCzSGdIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A3KHKCzSGdI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-12-0078.jpgLargemouth triplefinUcla xenogrammus (Largemouth triplefin) at Kapa Island in Vava’u, Tonga. Monday 12 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000toIVu4CT.CAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000toIVu4CT.CA/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0044.jpgMosaic MorayA Mosaic Moray (Enchelycore ramosa) at Middle Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 161.Max Depth 24.8 m..Temp 20c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 93min..Bottom Time to Date 7751 min..Cumulative Time 7844 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V5HFaU9.qeohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V5HFaU9.qeo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0295-1.jpgPennant BannerfishHeniochus chrysostomus (Pennant Bannerfish) also known as the Threeband pennantfish at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. (Not for License part of the Cultura collection). Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LMHd16RrZfkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LMHd16RrZfk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0296.jpgPennant BannerfishHeniochus chrysostomus (Pennant Bannerfish) also known as the Threeband pennantfish at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. (Not for License part of the Cultura collection). Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RzeppdwhXXkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RzeppdwhXXk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0287.jpgSunset wrasseThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) Initial Phase at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003wfM7LYxGZEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003wfM7LYxGZE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0301-1.jpgSunset wrasseThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) Initial Phase at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000064kket6dcYwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000064kket6dcYw/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0285-1.jpgFloral wrasseCheilinus chlorourus (Floral Maori Wrasse) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. (Not for License Part of the Cultura Collection). Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G8KzoyA1BVwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G8KzoyA1BVw/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0284.jpgFloral wrasseCheilinus chlorourus (Floral Maori Wrasse) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G8C0pww9e1chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G8C0pww9e1c/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0272-1.jpgFourspot ButterflyfishChaetodon quadrimaculatus (Fourspot Butterflyfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. (Not for Licence, in the Cultura Collection). Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tG8ZjKa6miohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tG8ZjKa6mio/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0268-2.jpgMimic SurgeonfishAcanthurus pyroferus (Mimic Surgeonfish) juvenile at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002ap.MoMP9FMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002ap.MoMP9FM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0263.jpgBlack saddled CoralgrouperPlectropomus laevis (Black saddled Coralgrouper) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vOSY309aw2Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vOSY309aw2I/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0258-1.jpgOval ButterflyfishChaetodon lunulatus (Oval Butterflyfish) also known as the Red-finned Butterflyfish at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ylMq0DbB9rohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ylMq0DbB9ro/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0214.jpg2010-01-28-0214.jpgA Gem Nudibranch (Dendrodoris denisoni) at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ItVE4XxtEq8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ItVE4XxtEq8/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0234.jpg2009-07-26-0234.jpgA Gem Nudibranch (Dendrodoris denisoni) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HCIx1qNBAzchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HCIx1qNBAzc/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-30-0048.jpg2011-10-30-0048.jpgParazoanthus elongates (Yellow zoanthid anemone) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 30 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 380.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth and Greg Van Der Hulst..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 169:18 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 52.8 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,535 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,627 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QmXRi1bV7U0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QmXRi1bV7U0/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0052.jpg2012-04-19-0052.jpgCliona celata (yellow encrusting sponge)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 365.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 211:42 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters..Bottom Time: 95 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,337 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,432 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uwjYQ6KsSnAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uwjYQ6KsSnA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0257.jpgReticulated ButterflyfishChaetodon reticulatus (Reticulated Butterflyfish) also known as the Black Butterflyfish and the Mailed Butterflyfish at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zyeW28kcVXghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zyeW28kcVXg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0252.jpgBluefin trevallyCaranx melampygus (Bluefin Trevally) also known as the Bluefin jack, Bluefin kingfish, Bluefinned crevalle, Blue ulua, Omilu and Spotted trevally at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KtK9g_2zGLQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KtK9g_2zGLQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0246-1.jpgSolander’s TobyCanthigaster solandri (Solander’s Toby) also known as the Spotted sharpnose at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Not for License in the Cultura Collection. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009kXSkz6B6kchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009kXSkz6B6kc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0228.jpgPyramid butterflyfishHemitaurichthys polylepis (Pyramid butterflyfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003.4Db5tVDGQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003.4Db5tVDGQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0500-1.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TQd8pc0gXYAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TQd8pc0gXYA/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0330.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UVfysrenuPwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UVfysrenuPw/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0318.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LHUZBD.BTS8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LHUZBD.BTS8/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0233.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m9LV66EHEnAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m9LV66EHEnA/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0198.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_fIahGIjoZQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_fIahGIjoZQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0173-1.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wJQypsOkslchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wJQypsOkslc/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0103.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pfmPQ3_mw_shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pfmPQ3_mw_s/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0063.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KfvgXTc7ZH0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KfvgXTc7ZH0/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0033.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qK6xla3Dn20https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qK6xla3Dn20/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0005.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RPzG6VI8Zr4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RPzG6VI8Zr4/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-09-0161-1.jpgMako SharkA 385Kg Mako Shark hangs above the bar at the Hawkes Bay Sports Fishing Club in Napier, New Zealand. May 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005uEpLCIIx3Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005uEpLCIIx3I/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0132.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001hdfLghVqBMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001hdfLghVqBM/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0112-1.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vuaxbaiF_wkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vuaxbaiF_wk/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0110.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R8YxOn3EaxMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R8YxOn3EaxM/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0104.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XIv8EEv0tRwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XIv8EEv0tRw/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0086.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iOgmlx9lTVIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iOgmlx9lTVI/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0075-1.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000grQB6vV67Cohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000grQB6vV67Co/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-25-0119-3.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z_7DlNN087Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z_7DlNN087U/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-25-0112-1.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000086pl7FM6tDIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000086pl7FM6tDI/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-25-0106-1.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000smYvoMRsFW0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000smYvoMRsFW0/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-20-0075-2.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000swbliWopohYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000swbliWopohY/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0445.jpgSouthern black backed gullLarus dominicanus (Southern black backed gull) juvenile. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FR3_.rt97SUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FR3_.rt97SU/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0427.jpgSouthern black backed gullLarus dominicanus (Southern black backed gull) juvenile. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004mPvlcREjtMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004mPvlcREjtM/fit=1000x1000/The-Last-Dolphin.jpgThe Last DolphinThe Last Dolphin. Marineland in Napier was home to Kelly the last Dolphin held in Captivity in New Zealand. When she was caught, December 13th 1974, Marineland was a New Zealand Icon, The major tourist drawcard for Napier City, It celebrated dolphins on all its signage, Welcoming tourists to the bay. Generations of visitors, Held cherished memories of a place where time had stood still. When Kelly died in September 2008, far outliving her life expectancy and society’s attitudes on captivity, so to did Marineland.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zh4bEbyCLL0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zh4bEbyCLL0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0486.jpgSouthern Sharpnose SandperchSouthern Sharpnose Sandperch (Parapercis australis) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. August 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zaTabbBIiZohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zaTabbBIiZo/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0480.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkThicklipped Jack (Pseudocaranx dentex) rides the nose of Whitetip Reef Shark (Triaenodon obesus) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. August 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wr0gqJVoKV4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wr0gqJVoKV4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0565-1.jpgGrey Reef SharkThicklipped Jack (Pseudocaranx dentex ) rides the nose of Grey Reef Shark (Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos) also known as the Blacktail reef shark at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. August 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fLcRc6NE78khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fLcRc6NE78k/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0479.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkThicklipped Jack (Pseudocaranx dentex) rides the nose of Whitetip Reef Shark (Triaenodon obesus) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. August 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eQHGADJw12Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eQHGADJw12Y/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0431.jpgSpeckled SandperchSpeckled Sandperch (Parapercis hexophtalma) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. August 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002dxz6ymAwcchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002dxz6ymAwcc/fit=1000x1000/2018-03-25-0006.jpgGiant Devil RayMobula mobular (Giant Devil Ray) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Sunday 25 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BNRH62xK3gEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BNRH62xK3gE/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-03-0036.jpg2016-10-03-0036.jpgLindsay Rowe of the Hutton’s Shearwater Charitable Trust in Kaikoura, checks man made nest boxes and weighs returning birds at the artificial Kaikoura Peninsula Te Rae o Atiu colony. Monday 03 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ppmpfJK06G8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ppmpfJK06G8/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0101-1.jpg2013-02-09-0101_1.jpgPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BCJxtWvP39Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BCJxtWvP39U/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-10-0310.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001MRhavy8Qykhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001MRhavy8Qyk/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0119.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bO13Ql3GvBkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bO13Ql3GvBk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0411.jpgSouthern Sharpnose SandperchSouthern Sharpnose Sandperch (Parapercis australis) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. August 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Bk0OaRjgBoEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Bk0OaRjgBoE/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0450.jpgCanary FangblennyCanary Fangblenny (Meiacanthus oualanensis) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. August 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v_y5nJ0D3E0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v_y5nJ0D3E0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0408.jpgSouthern Sharpnose SandperchSouthern Sharpnose Sandperch (Parapercis australis) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. August 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d7rL4_U.Imchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d7rL4_U.Imc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0241.jpgFourmanoir’s BlennyFourmanoir’s Blenny (Ecsenius fourmanoiri) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. August, 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HzVYZCi2NWMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HzVYZCi2NWM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0174-Pano.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. August, 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Au_zhoWTiUAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Au_zhoWTiUA/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0240.jpgFourmanoir’s BlennyFourmanoir’s Blenny (Ecsenius fourmanoiri) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. August, 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001DxMxJJA90khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001DxMxJJA90k/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0189.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. August, 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XUo9AT34X4Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XUo9AT34X4Q/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0140-Pano.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. August, 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xN6XePasIUchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xN6XePasIUc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0059-Pano.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. August, 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BYouIwb5fY8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BYouIwb5fY8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0169.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. August, 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000057HYOpeENVMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000057HYOpeENVM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0137.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. August, 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O1RWkoEwG3Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O1RWkoEwG3A/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0135.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. August, 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zjJJnuCOXJAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zjJJnuCOXJA/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0108.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. August, 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EKlE1Oq.OPAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EKlE1Oq.OPA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-21-0152.jpgRaccoon ButterflyfishChaetodon lunula Raccoon Butterflyfish (Chaetodon lunula) at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.XXJK_vOHtghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.XXJK_vOHtg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0056.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. August, 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GAUYRhC8IQEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GAUYRhC8IQE/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0025-Pano.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. August, 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZpoNMLjia2Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZpoNMLjia2Q/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-21-0144.jpgMasked MokiMasked Moki (Goniistius francisi) at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SKW3xTmlNl8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SKW3xTmlNl8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-21-0139.jpgMasked MokiMasked Moki (Goniistius francisi) at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Oq.pxunnEJYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Oq.pxunnEJY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-21-0098.jpgTwospot LizardfishTwospot Lizardfish (Synodus binotatus) at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000036sd2oVNWaQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000036sd2oVNWaQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-21-0082-1.jpgYellowstripe GoatfishYellowstripe Goatfish (Mulloidichthys flavolineatus) at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Plt0uyfbKOohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Plt0uyfbKOo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-21-0068.jpgYellowstripe GoatfishYellowstripe Goatfish (Mulloidichthys flavolineatus) at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YkHeATrS63ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YkHeATrS63g/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-21-0057.jpgTwospot LizardfishTwospot Lizardfish (Synodus binotatus) at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kMgZtDhyb2Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kMgZtDhyb2I/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0388.jpgBlackblotched PorcupinesfishBlackblotched Porcupinesfish (Diodon liturosus ) also known as the Shortspine porcupinefish at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qf4kGMN_qeMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qf4kGMN_qeM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0383.jpgYellowtail DascyllusYellowtail Dascyllus (Dascyllus flavicaudus) at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jp3DOlCZPlghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jp3DOlCZPlg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0401.jpgBlackspotted PufferBlackspotted Puffer (Arothon nigropunctatus) at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jTczb7J08WIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jTczb7J08WI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0363-1.jpgModel TobyModel Toby (Canthigaster valentine) also known as the Valentin's sharpnose puffer, saddled puffer or black saddled toby at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and January 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GSWiRqR5l1khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GSWiRqR5l1k/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0379.jpgShoulderspot GobyShoulderspot Goby (Gnatholepis cauerensis ) also known as the Eyebar goby at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VjuSL5NRSfohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VjuSL5NRSfo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0345.jpgSpotfin SquirrelfishNeoniphon sammara (Spotfin Squirrelfish) also known as the Sammara squirrelfish, Blood-spot squirrelfish, Armed squirrel-fish and the Javelin squirrelfish at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q6QN.M0QpSQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q6QN.M0QpSQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0408.jpgSouthern Sharpnose SandperchParapercis australis (Southern Sharpnose Sandperch) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 28 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fwsmMhCX2zYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fwsmMhCX2zY/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0241.jpgFourmanoir’s BlennyEcsenius fourmanoiri (Fourmanoir’s Blenny) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 28 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IFObzaGuQNIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IFObzaGuQNI/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0174-Pano.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 28 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006QwBgbZ9BV8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006QwBgbZ9BV8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0240.jpgFourmanoir’s BlennyEcsenius fourmanoiri (Fourmanoir’s Blenny) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 28 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LYpLhcTy.k4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LYpLhcTy.k4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0140-Pano.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 28 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aNO00OBHfxkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aNO00OBHfxk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0189.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 28 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Utl7m2MFoAghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Utl7m2MFoAg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0059-Pano.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 28 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dT48VLwhAachttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dT48VLwhAac/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0169.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 28 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B8gAHC1.l2khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B8gAHC1.l2k/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0135.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 28 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008XBEdAINA1Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008XBEdAINA1U/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0137.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 28 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S9mwedohN2Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S9mwedohN2M/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0025-Pano.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 28 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xZ6GyZ1inhQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xZ6GyZ1inhQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0108.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 28 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nQrOZMYr_Nghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nQrOZMYr_Ng/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0056.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 28 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nKDPTUQOEzQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nKDPTUQOEzQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0573.jpgGrey Reef SharkCarcharhinus amblyrhynchos (Grey Reef Shark) also known as the Blacktail reef shark at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 27 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000006sMIRmeUqYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000006sMIRmeUqY/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0566.jpgGrey Reef SharkPseudocaranx dentex (Thicklipped Jack) rides the nose of Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos (Grey Reef Shark) also known as the Blacktail reef shark at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 27 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IHBM5UF.kYEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IHBM5UF.kYE/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0565-1.jpgGrey Reef SharkPseudocaranx dentex (Thicklipped Jack) rides the nose of Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos (Grey Reef Shark) also known as the Blacktail reef shark at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 27 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000khIsmReBtAwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000khIsmReBtAw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0572.jpgGrey Reef SharkCarcharhinus amblyrhynchos (Grey Reef Shark) also known as the Blacktail reef shark at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 27 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mQvcmWl730Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mQvcmWl730M/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-29-0183.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 29 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001.IUjq0yYoEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001.IUjq0yYoE/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-29-0171.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 29 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_f0P7d6yyKEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_f0P7d6yyKE/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-29-0167.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 29 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000INPnbEifKOQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000INPnbEifKOQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-29-0151.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 29 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YqQfafCrpsAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YqQfafCrpsA/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-29-0136.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 29 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EAedscXcwtwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EAedscXcwtw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-29-0125.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 29 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nljdWEue5xchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nljdWEue5xc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-29-0124.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 29 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dBAWIzhMZQEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dBAWIzhMZQE/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-29-0116.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 29 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Bp18XIZ.pXshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Bp18XIZ.pXs/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-29-0115.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 29 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xhu5loOtaEQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xhu5loOtaEQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-29-0095.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 29 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yGO6qac7DX4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yGO6qac7DX4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-29-0097.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 29 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cx7iw_HnlLIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cx7iw_HnlLI/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-29-0093.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 29 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009LXGxAwhmmYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009LXGxAwhmmY/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-29-0074.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 29 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dM2HGcyzCy8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dM2HGcyzCy8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0555.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 27 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TB_de0t7XYUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TB_de0t7XYU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-29-0059.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 29 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ipwAUaBMZOMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ipwAUaBMZOM/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0156.jpg2011-10-29-0156.jpgAscidians the blue Clavelina sp. Surrounded by the mauve-pink Hypsistozoa fasmeriana at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T0GVB_UE_x8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T0GVB_UE_x8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-29-0023.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 29 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GRpdlJ8XBfkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GRpdlJ8XBfk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0538.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 27 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pjS_FnmuDnYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pjS_FnmuDnY/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0528.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 27 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005SxDl6FRB7chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005SxDl6FRB7c/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0480.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkPseudocaranx dentex (Thicklipped Jack) rides the nose of Triaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 27 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007mZr5Sfkpjwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007mZr5Sfkpjw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0479.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkPseudocaranx dentex (Thicklipped Jack) rides the nose of Triaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 27 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dv3iCPsLxC4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dv3iCPsLxC4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0481.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 27 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Hs4VancbETohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Hs4VancbETo/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0479.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkPseudocaranx dentex (Thicklipped Jack) rides the nose of Triaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 27 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007IFGHNbYSSEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007IFGHNbYSSE/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0480.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkPseudocaranx dentex (Thicklipped Jack) rides the nose of Triaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 27 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vv5Wn40VaMYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vv5Wn40VaMY/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0450.jpgCanary FangblennyMeiacanthus oualanensis (Canary Fangblenny) at North Minerva Reef, Tonga during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Monday 28 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 939 Time: 09:49 Site: North Minerva, Outside Reef Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 23.6 degrees Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 68 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 50,711 minutes Cumulative Time: 50,779 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eBHwFtnb8Ighttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eBHwFtnb8Ig/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0431.jpgSpeckled SandperchParapercis hexophtalma (Speckled Sandperch) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 28 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qaQ8Q2y2iPwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qaQ8Q2y2iPw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0431-2.jpgSpeckled SandperchParapercis hexophtalma (Speckled Sandperch) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 28 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eYP1KusUA6ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eYP1KusUA6g/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0396.jpgClown CorisCoris aygula (Clown Coris) female at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MF_vvGGfNhQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MF_vvGGfNhQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0394.jpgWhite-banded triggerfishRhinecanthus aculeatus (White Banded triggerfish) also known as the Blackbar triggerfish, Picasso triggerfish, and the Picassofish at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000065r8PjMaQ.Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000065r8PjMaQ.Q/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0393-1.jpgSpot-fin porcupine fishDiodon hystrix (Spot-fin porcupine fish) it North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UpKRykOCUl4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UpKRykOCUl4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0255.jpgMinerva ReefCoral Reef topography at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000giTB3_64rSYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000giTB3_64rSY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0174.jpgGorgonian FansGorgonian Fans at at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u4PM.xRvTj4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u4PM.xRvTj4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0159-1.jpgGorgonian FansGorgonian Fans at at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Lx8JWhwPF.khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Lx8JWhwPF.k/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0145.jpgGorgonian FansGorgonian Fans at at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rjdbJG2ys1Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rjdbJG2ys1E/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0071.jpg2015-01-19-0071.TIFEcsenius fourmanoiri (Fourmanoir’s Blenny) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M_Ss2TwtMVshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M_Ss2TwtMVs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0083.jpg2015-01-19-0083.TIFEcsenius fourmanoiri (Fourmanoir’s Blenny) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ozh.nfGStBQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ozh.nfGStBQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0046.jpgSunset wrasseThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) initial phase at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V4iShTIlzGMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V4iShTIlzGM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0043.jpgGreasy GrouperEpinephelus tauvina (Greasy Grouper) also known as the Arabian grouper at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q6Mv7MxTqrQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q6Mv7MxTqrQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0064.jpgSunset wrasseThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) terminal phase at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a1Wd4b5F1Tghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a1Wd4b5F1Tg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0038.jpgGreasy GrouperEpinephelus tauvina (Greasy Grouper) also known as the Arabian grouper at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NkGWtBS8LbYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NkGWtBS8LbY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0029.jpgBlackside HawkfishParacirrhites forsteri (Blackside Hawkfish) juvenile also known as the Freckled hawkfish or Forster's hawkfish at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uW7otwH.WLwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uW7otwH.WLw/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0023.jpgFeather dusterFeather duster tubeworms from the Class Polychaeta at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x1iVv7C.drchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x1iVv7C.drc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0026.jpgFeather dusterFeather duster tubeworms from the Class Polychaeta at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b74Ta7IKHH0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b74Ta7IKHH0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0024.jpgFeather dusterFeather duster tubeworms from the Class Polychaeta at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L00Av2dxfmghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L00Av2dxfmg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0018-1-4.jpgGorgonian FanGorgonacea Polyps (Gorgonian Fan) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.gGCQbOFCakhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.gGCQbOFCak/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0010.jpgHawk AnthiasSerranocirrhitus latus (Hawk Anthias) also known as the Hawkfish Anthias, Fathead anthias, or sunburst anthias at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ta5rmDHdv7Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ta5rmDHdv7A/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0935.jpgMinerva ReefCoral Reef topography at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NUoVuPbc22Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NUoVuPbc22M/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0928.jpgGiant ClamTridacna sp. (Giant Clam) amongst coral at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005p1IJQ8VLwchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005p1IJQ8VLwc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0894.jpgMinerva ReefCoral Reef topography at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_QBUOfiNozchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_QBUOfiNozc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0926-1.jpgGiant ClamTridacna sp. (Giant Clam) amongst coral at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HOnXFarE8WQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HOnXFarE8WQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0888.jpgMinerva ReefScientist Sally Reader from the Australian Museum swims around a reef in the lagoon at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004692s.zz8X0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004692s.zz8X0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0849-1.jpgGreen Sea TurtleChelonia mydas (Green Sea Turtle) in the lagoon at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I0i5K4r0IqEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I0i5K4r0IqE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0848.jpgGreen Sea TurtleChelonia mydas (Green Sea Turtle) in the lagoon at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FOL.dj95gekhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FOL.dj95gek/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0862.jpgSpot fin porcupine fishDiodon hystrix (Spot-fin porcupine fish) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AchTnHoRJ5Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AchTnHoRJ5E/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0826-1.jpgWreck of the CoomondeeryWreck of the Coomondeery a 132-tonne, 110- foot steamship, later converted to diesel auxiliary in Australia, was wrecked on North Minerva Reef in 1969. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Um10XY_s0OIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Um10XY_s0OI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0816-1.jpgWreck of the CoomondeeryWreck of the Coomondeery a 132-tonne, 110- foot steamship, later converted to diesel auxiliary in Australia, was wrecked on North Minerva Reef in 1969. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000ARWb1QUmxUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000ARWb1QUmxU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0807.jpgWreck of the CoomondeeryWreck of the Coomondeery a 132-tonne, 110- foot steamship, later converted to diesel auxiliary in Australia, was wrecked on North Minerva Reef in 1969. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v_FNQOE59y4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v_FNQOE59y4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0803.jpgWreck of the CoomondeeryWreck of the Coomondeery a 132-tonne, 110- foot steamship, later converted to diesel auxiliary in Australia, was wrecked on North Minerva Reef in 1969. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vwKipf1FgNYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vwKipf1FgNY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0786.jpgMinerva ReefCoral Reef topography at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a69PHChsph4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a69PHChsph4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0779.jpgMinerva ReefCoral Reef topography at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004W8l6NScBM8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004W8l6NScBM8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0770-1.jpgBeaked DrummerKyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer, Pacific Sea Chub) North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CZ8RIX9Jd8Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CZ8RIX9Jd8Y/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0765-1.jpgMinerva ReefCoral Reef topography at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MPQ3FbseIdohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MPQ3FbseIdo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0761.jpgMinerva ReefCoral Reef topography at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p8xaJ7cKpQIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p8xaJ7cKpQI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0756.jpgMinerva ReefCoral Reef topography at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gPN6NoWhmrUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gPN6NoWhmrU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0746.jpgMinerva ReefCoral Reef topography at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001xmNkKxLhzAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001xmNkKxLhzA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0722.jpgMinerva ReefCoral Reef topography at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HqMLVXZ.nAchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HqMLVXZ.nAc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0711-1.jpgMinerva ReefCoral Reef topography at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BtG0pi4wDeohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BtG0pi4wDeo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0708.jpgMinerva ReefCoral Reef topography at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g4DjFbDfAeEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g4DjFbDfAeE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0707.jpgMinerva ReefCoral Reef topography at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NG_7MF61znIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NG_7MF61znI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0684.jpg2015-01-18-0684.tifTridacna sp. (Giant Clam) amongst coral at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_Km_IP3AntQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_Km_IP3AntQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0685.jpgGiant ClamTridacna sp. (Giant Clam) amongst coral at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000tcicOSAsxchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000tcicOSAsxc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0678-2.jpgMinerva ReefCoral Reef topography at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DZhhbFPZ5.Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DZhhbFPZ5.A/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0682-1.jpgMinerva ReefCoral Reef topography at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X6fPDEjbKxQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X6fPDEjbKxQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0676.jpgSea AnemoneSea anemone (Heteractis crispa) sways in the current with a pair of Clark’s anemonefish (Amphiprion clarkii) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rT2HDxtYfM4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rT2HDxtYfM4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0674.jpgSea AnemoneSea anemone (Heteractis crispa) sways in the current with a pair of Clark’s anemonefish (Amphiprion clarkii) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qs.sDFrT874https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qs.sDFrT874/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0671.jpgMinerva ReefCoral Reef topography at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ciqrLRK4uPshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ciqrLRK4uPs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0630.jpgMinerva ReefResearch vessel the Braveheart is framed by the remains of a shipwreck at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IyMMQj04OdEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IyMMQj04OdE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0621-1.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y4B4tFbZCIAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y4B4tFbZCIA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0619-1.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008OqAbSmoEnIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008OqAbSmoEnI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0612-1.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hh6YTMYS2d8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hh6YTMYS2d8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0610.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VXmC4Q8FVG4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VXmC4Q8FVG4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0579.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MGlwLyupg_whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MGlwLyupg_w/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0577-1.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.ihRV1bqPNMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.ihRV1bqPNM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0539-1.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GVDwU5ZBHvEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GVDwU5ZBHvE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0570-1.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IKDCXxPsJIohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IKDCXxPsJIo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0537.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aOlGpLOl.jEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aOlGpLOl.jE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0536-1.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YVeUHj5Dzschttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YVeUHj5Dzsc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0532.jpgMinerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OZLjjGim43Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OZLjjGim43M/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0428.jpgFive-line cardinalfishCheilodipterus quinquelineatus (Five-line cardinalfish) juvenile at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kermAHnyxu0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kermAHnyxu0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0430.jpgFive-line cardinalfishCheilodipterus quinquelineatus (Five-line cardinalfish) juvenile at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ncmb_fvmWnAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ncmb_fvmWnA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0414.jpgSouth Seas DevilChrysiptera taupou (South Seas Devil) also known as the Southseas demoiselle and Fiji damsel at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vNK0NpaEHEAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vNK0NpaEHEA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0396.jpgClown CorisCoris aygula (Clown Coris) female at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oaC_hz41hbkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oaC_hz41hbk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0394.jpgWhite-banded triggerfishRhinecanthus aculeatus (White Banded triggerfish) also known as the Blackbar triggerfish, Picasso triggerfish, and the Picassofish at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006JIr6qCMy6Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006JIr6qCMy6A/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0394-2.jpgWhite-banded triggerfishRhinecanthus aculeatus (White Banded triggerfish) also known as the Blackbar triggerfish, Picasso triggerfish, and the Picassofish at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r7Kxl7PMVvEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r7Kxl7PMVvE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0355.jpgCanary FangblennyMeiacanthus oualanensis (Canary Fangblenny) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009PXSxCLFKOIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009PXSxCLFKOI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0071.jpg2015-01-19-0071.tifEcsenius fourmanoiri (Fourmanoir’s Blenny) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i9arx8u842Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i9arx8u842Y/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0083.jpg2015-01-19-0083.tifEcsenius fourmanoiri (Fourmanoir’s Blenny) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004dVsNr9YWeQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004dVsNr9YWeQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0064.jpgSunset wrasseThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) terminal phase at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aZ_R6EKPgZ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aZ_R6EKPgZ8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0046.jpgSunset wrasseThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) initial phase at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R6b4k_lq8YEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R6b4k_lq8YE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0038.jpgGreasy GrouperEpinephelus tauvina (Greasy Grouper) also known as the Arabian grouper at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JkYz3AGetbchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JkYz3AGetbc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0043.jpgGreasy GrouperEpinephelus tauvina (Greasy Grouper) also known as the Arabian grouper at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DJn7_Ms9yxIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DJn7_Ms9yxI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0029.jpgBlackside HawkfishParacirrhites forsteri (Blackside Hawkfish) juvenile also known as the Freckled hawkfish or Forster's hawkfish at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VSdEgjGKDpohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VSdEgjGKDpo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0010.jpgHawk AnthiasSerranocirrhitus latus (Hawk Anthias) also known as the Hawkfish Anthias, Fathead anthias, or sunburst anthias at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AjIZ1toKWvEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AjIZ1toKWvE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0001.jpgHawk AnthiasSerranocirrhitus latus (Hawk Anthias) also known as the Hawkfish Anthias, Fathead anthias, or sunburst anthias at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wzhwHSIdAsAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wzhwHSIdAsA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0770-1.jpgBeaked DrummerKyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer, Pacific Sea Chub) North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X1DOf9tQEiAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X1DOf9tQEiA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0393-1.jpgSpot-fin porcupine fishDiodon hystrix (Spot-fin porcupine fish) it North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DhzqOA.IUKchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DhzqOA.IUKc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0122-1.jpg2015-01-19-0122_1.tifTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip reef shark) with Echeneis naucrates (Sharksucker) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002G_X0e_DjS0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002G_X0e_DjS0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0122-1.jpg2015-01-19-0122_1.tifTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip reef shark) with Echeneis naucrates (Sharksucker) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 18 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C8jO_xR88Tghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C8jO_xR88Tg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0573.jpgGrey Reef SharkCarcharhinus amblyrhynchos (Grey Reef Shark) also known as the Blacktail reef shark at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 27 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wKtsZQgAXi8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wKtsZQgAXi8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0566.jpgGrey Reef SharkPseudocaranx dentex (Thicklipped Jack) rides the nose of Carcharhinus amblyrhynchos (Grey Reef Shark) also known as the Blacktail reef shark at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 27 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SPIoHt3hTXUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SPIoHt3hTXU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0572.jpgGrey Reef SharkCarcharhinus amblyrhynchos (Grey Reef Shark) also known as the Blacktail reef shark at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 27 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OuL_f3qfZLYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OuL_f3qfZLY/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0480A.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkPseudocaranx dentex (Thicklipped Jack) rides the nose of Triaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 27 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VL8a_wAptskhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VL8a_wAptsk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0486.jpgSouthern Sharpnose SandperchParapercis australis (Southern Sharpnose Sandperch) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 28 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UyCtrTFk3Ikhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UyCtrTFk3Ik/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0480.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkPseudocaranx dentex (Thicklipped Jack) rides the nose of Triaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 27 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000moGqTGh2HO8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000moGqTGh2HO8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0479.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkPseudocaranx dentex (Thicklipped Jack) rides the nose of Triaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Sunday 27 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VDqPmrJi9m4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VDqPmrJi9m4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0450.jpgCanary FangblennyMeiacanthus oualanensis (Canary Fangblenny) at North Minerva Reef, Tonga during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Monday 28 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 939 Time: 09:49 Site: North Minerva, Outside Reef Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 23.6 degrees Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 68 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 50,711 minutes Cumulative Time: 50,779 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sRvcY.kr5Hshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sRvcY.kr5Hs/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0431.jpgSpeckled SandperchParapercis hexophtalma (Speckled Sandperch) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 28 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pmdnZqO3kPchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pmdnZqO3kPc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0431-2.jpgSpeckled SandperchParapercis hexophtalma (Speckled Sandperch) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 28 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xknmXquK4pMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xknmXquK4pM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0411.jpgSouthern Sharpnose SandperchParapercis australis (Southern Sharpnose Sandperch) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 28 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j8T2xYecvAchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j8T2xYecvAc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-05-0018.jpgBlack TrevallyBlack Trevally (Caranx lugubris) at Ceva'i'ra Island, Fiji. August 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rzF1wvb5G70https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rzF1wvb5G70/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-05-0013.jpgMasked BoobyMasked Booby (Sula dactylatra) on a wreck of an old coastal trading vessel on Ceva-I-Ra Reef also known as Conway Reef a small coral reef atoll in the republic of Fiji. August 2017.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tiIpPXrSYi4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tiIpPXrSYi4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-05-0007.jpgMasked BoobyMasked Booby (Sula dactylatra) on a wreck of an old coastal trading vessel on Ceva-I-Ra Reef also known as Conway Reef a small coral reef atoll in the republic of Fiji. August 2017.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LHyEtze4sq4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LHyEtze4sq4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0411.jpgSouthern Sharpnose SandperchParapercis australis (Southern Sharpnose Sandperch) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 28 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mtsWlu0dN1chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mtsWlu0dN1c/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0411.jpgSouthern Sharpnose SandperchParapercis australis (Southern Sharpnose Sandperch) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 28 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vzhlWoEiE80https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vzhlWoEiE80/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0486.jpgSouthern Sharpnose SandperchParapercis australis (Southern Sharpnose Sandperch) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 28 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009kOMLa7qag4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009kOMLa7qag4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-28-0408.jpgSouthern Sharpnose SandperchParapercis australis (Southern Sharpnose Sandperch) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 28 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qDvCGERADr8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qDvCGERADr8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-22-0017.jpgHairfin dwarfgobyEviota prasites (Hairfin dwarfgoby) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vXhDmazA7gIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vXhDmazA7gI/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-22-0020.jpgHairfin dwarfgobyEviota prasites (Hairfin dwarfgoby) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f8BI29gLeg4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f8BI29gLeg4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-22-0021.jpgHairfin dwarfgobyEviota prasites (Hairfin dwarfgoby) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V9_VnRFxUJghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V9_VnRFxUJg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-22-0017-2.jpgHairfin dwarfgobyEviota prasites (Hairfin dwarfgoby) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FV.LSmB8HtYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FV.LSmB8HtY/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0631.jpgYagasa LagoonMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HaxoMCchUpIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HaxoMCchUpI/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0509.jpgBicolor FangblennyPlagiotremus laudandus (Bicolor Fangblenny) also known as the false harptail-blenny, poison-fang blenny mimic, yellow-tailed blenny and the yellowtail fangblenny mimic at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Rs0bLKiudXwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Rs0bLKiudXw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0619.jpgYagasa LagoonMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ts6gMh3rGKQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ts6gMh3rGKQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0562.jpgYagasa LagoonMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lIAEekPWHhMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lIAEekPWHhM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0514.jpgBicolor FangblennyPlagiotremus laudandus (Bicolor Fangblenny) also known as the false harptail-blenny, poison-fang blenny mimic, yellow-tailed blenny and the yellowtail fangblenny mimic at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iN.M7ZNjYGIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iN.M7ZNjYGI/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0530.jpgYagasa LagoonMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ml0bElhzjgohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ml0bElhzjgo/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0509-1.jpgBicolor FangblennyPlagiotremus laudandus (Bicolor Fangblenny) also known as the false harptail-blenny, poison-fang blenny mimic, yellow-tailed blenny and the yellowtail fangblenny mimic at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k6a953muKvEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k6a953muKvE/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0512.jpgBicolor FangblennyPlagiotremus laudandus (Bicolor Fangblenny) also known as the false harptail-blenny, poison-fang blenny mimic, yellow-tailed blenny and the yellowtail fangblenny mimic at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UclnD6ITJEAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UclnD6ITJEA/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0416.jpgMoon WrasseThalassoma lunare (Moon Wrasse) juvenile at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NY7jusJftwohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NY7jusJftwo/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0447.jpgBicolor FangblennyPlagiotremus laudandus (Bicolor Fangblenny) also known as the false harptail-blenny, poison-fang blenny mimic, yellow-tailed blenny and the yellowtail fangblenny mimic at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m9TbXYzoSCQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m9TbXYzoSCQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0404.jpgFiji BlennyEcsenius fijiensis (Fiji Blenny) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZsaJzbiB8PUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZsaJzbiB8PU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0398.jpgFiji BlennyEcsenius fijiensis (Fiji Blenny) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Rn0OjPpIN3ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Rn0OjPpIN3o/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0396.jpgFiji BlennyEcsenius fijiensis (Fiji Blenny) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FUW99VW.88Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FUW99VW.88M/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0397.jpgFiji BlennyEcsenius fijiensis (Fiji Blenny) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z8pIj3pF_lEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z8pIj3pF_lE/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0385.jpgOrbicular DamselfishAmblyglyphidodon orbicularis (Orbicular Damselfish) being cleaned by Labroides dimidiatus (Striped Cleaner Wrasse) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fXNYDsr13AIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fXNYDsr13AI/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0362.jpgTwotone dartfishPtereleotris evides (Twotone dartfish) juvenile at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K8rQNVjAQ5Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K8rQNVjAQ5U/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0377.jpgTwotone dartfishPtereleotris evides (Twotone dartfish) juvenile at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uwLEBg_wgl8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uwLEBg_wgl8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0335-2.jpgTriplespot BlennyCrossosalarias macrospilus (Triplespot Blenny) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hi6T07xL8MMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hi6T07xL8MM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0321.jpgCanary FangblennyMeiacanthus oualanensis (Canary Fangblenny) endemic to Fiji at at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NezdlqwGzrIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NezdlqwGzrI/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0306.jpgCanary FangblennyMeiacanthus oualanensis (Canary Fangblenny) endemic to Fiji at at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vOQ2CqAs7nAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vOQ2CqAs7nA/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0293.jpgSplitlevel HogfishBodianus mesothorax (Splitlevel Hogfish) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HPDs5iyLMd0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HPDs5iyLMd0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0279.jpgPorthole pygmygobyTrimma finistrinum (Porthole pygmygoby) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hmPPKBGlSCchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hmPPKBGlSCc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0287.jpgPorthole pygmygobyTrimma finistrinum (Porthole pygmygoby) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009bXexLTfBH8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009bXexLTfBH8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0283.jpgPorthole pygmygobyTrimma finistrinum (Porthole pygmygoby) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XRswhUHg3tEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XRswhUHg3tE/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0280.jpgPorthole pygmygobyTrimma finistrinum (Porthole pygmygoby) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BfOuXhYTWKQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BfOuXhYTWKQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0274.jpgYellow Cave GobyTrimma taylori (Yellow Cave Goby) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lfT4zj4l2p4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lfT4zj4l2p4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0263.jpgYellow Cave GobyTrimma taylori (Yellow Cave Goby) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007RDMipOsZrghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007RDMipOsZrg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0252.jpgNasal dwarfgobyTrimma nasa during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Monday 21 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 932 Time: 14:00 Site: Yagasa Lagoon, Fiji Dive Buddy: Tom Trnski Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 23.6 degrees Maximum Depth: 26 meters Bottom Time: 80 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 50,278 minutes Cumulative Time: 50,358 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D7qee5aKGKwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D7qee5aKGKw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0236.jpgNasal dwarfgobyTrimma nasa (Nasal dwarfgoby) also known as the Nasal pygmy goby at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NTxXbiUGyq8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NTxXbiUGyq8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0232.jpgNasal dwarfgobyTrimma nasa (Nasal dwarfgoby) also known as the Nasal pygmy goby at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006eRJfACHHzEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006eRJfACHHzE/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0186.jpgPurple QueenPseudanthias pascalus (Purple Queen) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M0.APP5CaZMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M0.APP5CaZM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0218.jpgNasal dwarfgobyTrimma nasa (Nasal dwarfgoby) also known as the Nasal pygmy goby at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sC8Vkyl7JN4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sC8Vkyl7JN4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0217.jpgNasal dwarfgobyTrimma nasa (Nasal dwarfgoby) also known as the Nasal pygmy goby at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005URKqTjfM_ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005URKqTjfM_o/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0199.jpgNasal dwarfgobyTrimma nasa (Nasal dwarfgoby) also known as the Nasal pygmy goby at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jdR7rSj3.1khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jdR7rSj3.1k/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0129.jpgPurple QueenPseudanthias pascalus (Purple Queen) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001ewyks6hWaAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001ewyks6hWaA/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0184.jpgScimitar TriggerfishSufflamen bursa (Scimitar Triggerfish) juvenile at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000meI2uRpNokhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000meI2uRpNok/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0070.jpgThree-spot DascyllusDascyllus trimaculatus (Three-spot Dascyllus)) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D_uVS7DQmj0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D_uVS7DQmj0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0052.jpgBundoon FangblennyMeiacanthus bundoon (Bundoon Fangblenny) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006s2_yTbydtshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006s2_yTbydts/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0120.jpgTwospot Banded SnapperLutjanus biguttatus (Twospot Banded Snapper) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TmrTGmNt4_Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TmrTGmNt4_E/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0076.jpgFire DartfishNemateleotris magnifica (Fire Dartfish) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rNdyaMnzhF4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rNdyaMnzhF4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-22-0286.jpgBlackspotted PufferArothron nigropunctatus (Blackspotted Puffer) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EvJLYfPcIbMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EvJLYfPcIbM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-22-0076.jpgBluehead SandtilefishHoplolatilus starcki (Bluehead Sandtilefish)so known as Stark's tilefish at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cD5hx48sf34https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cD5hx48sf34/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-22-0054.jpgWasp pygmygobyTrimma anthrenum (Wasp pygmygoby) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zOaIBoiYcRkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zOaIBoiYcRk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-22-0053.jpgWasp pygmygobyTrimma anthrenum (Wasp pygmygoby) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000othK8_axr_ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000othK8_axr_o/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-22-0052.jpgBicolor FangblennyPlagiotremus laudandus (Bicolor Fangblenny) also known as the false harptail-blenny, poison-fang blenny mimic, yellow-tailed blenny and the yellowtail fangblenny mimic at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Jid5li1mPvchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Jid5li1mPvc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-22-0047.jpgBicolor FangblennyPlagiotremus laudandus (Bicolor Fangblenny) also known as the false harptail-blenny, poison-fang blenny mimic, yellow-tailed blenny and the yellowtail fangblenny mimic at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009mhEzW5Bsbshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009mhEzW5Bsbs/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-22-0044.jpgBicolor FangblennyPlagiotremus laudandus (Bicolor Fangblenny) also known as the false harptail-blenny, poison-fang blenny mimic, yellow-tailed blenny and the yellowtail fangblenny mimic at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000akBKgC83k5khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000akBKgC83k5k/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-22-0050.jpgBicolor FangblennyPlagiotremus laudandus (Bicolor Fangblenny) also known as the false harptail-blenny, poison-fang blenny mimic, yellow-tailed blenny and the yellowtail fangblenny mimic at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000niBX1Pb9nk4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000niBX1Pb9nk4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0258.jpgCapricorn lizardfishSynodus capricornis (Capricorn lizardfish) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kRJH31sH1zghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kRJH31sH1zg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-22-0033.jpgSulawesi WrasseOxycheilinus celebicus (Sulawesi Wrasse) also known as the Celebes wrasse at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002u9ladgy._Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002u9ladgy._Y/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-22-0031.jpgSulawesi WrasseOxycheilinus celebicus (Sulawesi Wrasse) also known as the Celebes wrasse at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VPh9y5_AxgUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VPh9y5_AxgU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0404.jpgFiji BlennyEcsenius fijiensis (Fiji Blenny) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003JxEP27w4gUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003JxEP27w4gU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0396.jpgFiji BlennyEcsenius fijiensis (Fiji Blenny) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MHSmhq3vkd0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MHSmhq3vkd0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0398.jpgFiji BlennyEcsenius fijiensis (Fiji Blenny) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eQSGJoVGRRshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eQSGJoVGRRs/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0397.jpgFiji BlennyEcsenius fijiensis (Fiji Blenny) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OgsOny1p0MAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OgsOny1p0MA/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-22-0017.jpgHairfin dwarfgobyEviota prasites (Hairfin dwarfgoby) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QCmn65_b9Ychttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QCmn65_b9Yc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-22-0021.jpgHairfin dwarfgobyEviota prasites (Hairfin dwarfgoby) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vnB8KzH7isohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vnB8KzH7iso/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-22-0020.jpgHairfin dwarfgobyEviota prasites (Hairfin dwarfgoby) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OVpal_Qy.XUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OVpal_Qy.XU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0509.jpgBicolor FangblennyPlagiotremus laudandus (Bicolor Fangblenny) also known as the false harptail-blenny, poison-fang blenny mimic, yellow-tailed blenny and the yellowtail fangblenny mimic at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UymB.sZbk5Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UymB.sZbk5A/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0514.jpgBicolor FangblennyPlagiotremus laudandus (Bicolor Fangblenny) also known as the false harptail-blenny, poison-fang blenny mimic, yellow-tailed blenny and the yellowtail fangblenny mimic at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NaQLJsk08yghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NaQLJsk08yg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0509-1.jpgBicolor FangblennyPlagiotremus laudandus (Bicolor Fangblenny) also known as the false harptail-blenny, poison-fang blenny mimic, yellow-tailed blenny and the yellowtail fangblenny mimic at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009J2ggphOmmYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009J2ggphOmmY/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0447.jpgBicolor FangblennyPlagiotremus laudandus (Bicolor Fangblenny) also known as the false harptail-blenny, poison-fang blenny mimic, yellow-tailed blenny and the yellowtail fangblenny mimic at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QT6b5d.6.zMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QT6b5d.6.zM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0377.jpgTwotone dartfishPtereleotris evides (Twotone dartfish) juvenile also known as the Blackfin dartfish at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gKKmefrv5aQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gKKmefrv5aQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0362.jpgTwotone dartfishPtereleotris evides (Twotone dartfish) juvenile also known as the Blackfin dartfish at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WnlbUZJHUjMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WnlbUZJHUjM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0337.jpgSouth Minerva ReefSouth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007poAe_abY.Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007poAe_abY.M/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0341.jpgYellowtail DascyllusYellowtail Dascyllus (Dascyllus flavicaudus) at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YASj3hGUyfAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YASj3hGUyfA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0317.jpgSouth Minerva ReefSouth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006eb2c6MakcQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006eb2c6MakcQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0333.jpgSouth Minerva ReefSouth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZwKLjqpvzUohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZwKLjqpvzUo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0231-1.jpgSouth Minerva ReefA snorkel at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. 20 January 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zog7WYJ1Q5Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zog7WYJ1Q5A/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0199.jpgSouth Minerva ReefA snorkel at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. 20 January 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XYGWOQWZ4Z0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XYGWOQWZ4Z0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0184.jpgSouth Minerva ReefSouth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. 20 January 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lwiFtNe2jI0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lwiFtNe2jI0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0051.jpgNorth Minerva ReefThe sunrises over North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kuQXyg0oV84https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kuQXyg0oV84/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0145.jpgSouth Minerva ReefSouth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. 20 January 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WDni4UbOjRAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WDni4UbOjRA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0062.jpgNorth Minerva ReefThe sunrises over North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tR6HOHjQwfkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tR6HOHjQwfk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0012.jpgNorth Minerva ReefThe sunrises over North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004I_rtJ9GiQYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004I_rtJ9GiQY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0023.jpgNorth Minerva ReefThe sunrises over North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EX8Zuj4ERVMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EX8Zuj4ERVM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0801-1.jpgNorth Minerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007Y6.z29fOFQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007Y6.z29fOFQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0393-1.jpgSpot fin porcupine fishSpot-fin porcupine fish (Diodon hystrix) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cMukwt8Od70https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cMukwt8Od70/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0430.jpgFive-line cardinalfishFive-line cardinalfish (Cheilodipterus quinquelineatus) juvenile at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XvJThEBsaHwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XvJThEBsaHw/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0428.jpgFive-line cardinalfishFive-line cardinalfish (Cheilodipterus quinquelineatus) juvenile at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FU6BNedVylIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FU6BNedVylI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0159-1.jpg2015-01-19-0159_1.tifGorgonian Fans at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rqc77lnR1ashttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rqc77lnR1as/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0122-1.jpg2015-01-19-0122_1.tifWhitetip reef shark (Triaenodon obesus) with a Sharksucker (Echeneis naucrates) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vahtaqKzunkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vahtaqKzunk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0071.jpgFourmanoir’s BlennyFourmanoir’s Blenny (Ecsenius fourmanoiri) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oDLCp6ai1LIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oDLCp6ai1LI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0083.jpgFourmanoir’s BlennyFourmanoir’s Blenny (Ecsenius fourmanoiri) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008kslW8WK65Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008kslW8WK65Y/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0046.jpgSunset wrasseSunset wrasse (Thalassoma lutescens) initial phase at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_hnvQNncQR8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_hnvQNncQR8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0043.jpgGreasy GrouperGreasy Grouper (Epinephelus tauvina) also known as the Arabian grouper at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dN4k21LIyaYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dN4k21LIyaY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0064.jpgSunset wrasseSunset wrasse (Thalassoma lutescens) terminal phase at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xz_YY7CmwaAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xz_YY7CmwaA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0029.jpgBlackside HawkfishBlackside Hawkfish (Paracirrhites forsteri) juvenile also known as the Freckled hawkfish or Forster's hawkfish at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LIcrENA7b0chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LIcrENA7b0c/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0577-1.jpg2015-01-18-0577_1.tifNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wsz05Qbh1J0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wsz05Qbh1J0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0610.jpg2015-01-18-0610.tifNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001SfiDceAWsghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001SfiDceAWsg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0570-1.jpg2015-01-18-0570_1.tifNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SAOnXJqBv_Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SAOnXJqBv_Q/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0532.jpg2015-01-18-0532.tifNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003I.mQha_nQ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003I.mQha_nQ0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0536-1.jpg2015-01-18-0536_1.tifNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fTuttgaRLfghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fTuttgaRLfg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0013-1.jpg2015-01-03-0013_1.tifChlorurus fontalis (Reefcrest Parrotfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bo1oGdZNf0whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bo1oGdZNf0w/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0013.jpg2015-01-03-0013.tifChlorurus fontalis (Reefcrest Parrotfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sGaDYWsY7O0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sGaDYWsY7O0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0009-1.jpgBlackside HawkfishParacirrhites forsteri (Blackside Hawkfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p32PcVjLO0Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p32PcVjLO0Q/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0006.jpgBlackside HawkfishParacirrhites forsteri (Blackside Hawkfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002tvfjqvcIjQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002tvfjqvcIjQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-03-0003.jpgBlackside HawkfishParacirrhites forsteri (Blackside Hawkfish) at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Saturday 03 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N7J8l6U2nAEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N7J8l6U2nAE/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-05-0018.jpgBlack TrevallyCaranx lugubris (Black Trevally) at Ceva'i'ra Island, Fiji Saturday 05 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ibMoPUzPQQUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ibMoPUzPQQU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-01-0240.jpgBlack TrevallyCaranx lugubris (Black Trevally) at Mathew Island a volcanic Island in disputed territory between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu in the South Pacific. Monday 01 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Git0RFIUcoEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Git0RFIUcoE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0352.jpgBlack TrevallyCaranx lugubris (Black Trevally) also known as Black Jack at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vWODpoGRYE4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vWODpoGRYE4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0353.jpgBlack TrevallyCaranx lugubris (Black Trevally) also known as Black Jack at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GGNP4gsZMaMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GGNP4gsZMaM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0351-1.jpgBlack TrevallyCaranx lugubris (Black Trevally) also known as Black Jack at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ygFaMRF48vMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ygFaMRF48vM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0334.jpgBlack TrevallyCaranx lugubris (Black Trevally) also known as Black Jack at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004TxRRraNOqchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004TxRRraNOqc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0336-1.jpgBlack TrevallyCaranx lugubris (Black Trevally) also known as Black Jack at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000okg9aeB7qkghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000okg9aeB7qkg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-02-0335-1.jpgBlack TrevallyCaranx lugubris (Black Trevally) also known as Black Jack at Palmerston Atoll in the Cook Islands. Friday 02 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002miHcSUkG3chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002miHcSUkG3c/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-21-0155.jpgTrumpetfishAulostomus chinensis (Trumpetfish) at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007bnLsgi4Th0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007bnLsgi4Th0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-21-0146.jpgTrumpetfishAulostomus chinensis (Trumpetfish) at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HHb_Do6koGghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HHb_Do6koGg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-21-0139.jpgMasked MokiGoniistius francisi (Masked Moki) at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a.bDhwke8aEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a.bDhwke8aE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-21-0144.jpgMasked MokiGoniistius francisi (Masked Moki) at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zrVcrr8Xm.Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zrVcrr8Xm.E/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-21-0132.jpgBluefin TrevallyCaranx melampygus (Bluefin Trevally) also known as the Bluefin jack, Bluefin kingfish, Bluefinned crevalle, Blue ulua, Omilu and Spotted trevally at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AAbzCZe3G70https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AAbzCZe3G70/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-21-0111.jpgGreasy GrouperEpinephelus tauvina (Greasy Grouper) at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sKD94RV2T94https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sKD94RV2T94/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-21-0107.jpgGreasy GrouperEpinephelus tauvina (Greasy Grouper) at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OS.QeniCdd8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OS.QeniCdd8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-21-0109.jpgGreasy GrouperEpinephelus tauvina (Greasy Grouper) at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002yMT1CBEAushttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002yMT1CBEAus/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-21-0103.jpgSteephead ParrotfishChlorurus microrhinos (Steephead Parrotfish) also known as the Blunt-head parrotfish at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QM3pX1F1nechttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QM3pX1F1nec/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-21-0086.jpgYellowstripe GoatfishMulloidichthys flavolineatus (Yellowstripe Goatfish) t South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ilKLh0gKvmYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ilKLh0gKvmY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-21-0072.jpgYellowstripe GoatfishMulloidichthys flavolineatus (Yellowstripe Goatfish) t South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QhzKtfbZ9A8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QhzKtfbZ9A8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-21-0068.jpgYellowstripe GoatfishMulloidichthys flavolineatus (Yellowstripe Goatfish) t South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V5HxHr2XRUIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V5HxHr2XRUI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-21-0059.jpgGoldsaddle GoatfishParupeneus cyclostomus (Goldsaddle Goatfish) at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HMfAviieqWohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HMfAviieqWo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-21-0098.jpgTwospot LizardfishSynodus binotatus (Twospot Lizardfish) at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tcmKlQS8Srshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tcmKlQS8Srs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0401.jpgBlackspotted PufferArothon nigropunctatus (Blackspotted Puffer) at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nRWYLS0jjLEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nRWYLS0jjLE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0388.jpgBlackblotched PorcupinesfishDiodon liturosus (Blackblotched Porcupinesfish) also known as the Shortspine porcupinefish at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zpTnpYgK9Pghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zpTnpYgK9Pg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-21-0029.jpgClark’s AnemonefishAmphiprion clarkii (Clark’s Anemonefish) also known as the Yellowtail clownfish at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YVJL3nIsVx0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YVJL3nIsVx0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0372.jpgClark’s AnemonefishAmphiprion clarkii (Clark’s Anemonefish) also known as the Yellowtail clownfish at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZwuuZpw3dUchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZwuuZpw3dUc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-21-0030.jpgClark’s AnemonefishAmphiprion clarkii (Clark’s Anemonefish) also known as the Yellowtail clownfish at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dnJdA4dj470https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dnJdA4dj470/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0362.jpgModel TobyCanthigaster valentine (Model Toby) also known as the Valentin's sharpnose puffer, saddled puffer or black saddled toby at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZlTYjRPBwF0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZlTYjRPBwF0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0357.jpgModel TobyCanthigaster valentine (Model Toby) also known as the Valentin's sharpnose puffer, saddled puffer or black saddled toby at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VKGq26ct.gohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VKGq26ct.go/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0353.jpgModel TobyCanthigaster valentine (Model Toby) also known as the Valentin's sharpnose puffer, saddled puffer or black saddled toby at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000acJa5N3.2Cohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000acJa5N3.2Co/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0351-1.jpgModel TobyCanthigaster valentine (Model Toby) also known as the Valentin's sharpnose puffer, saddled puffer or black saddled toby at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000doWcY19YLIIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000doWcY19YLII/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0345.jpgSpotfin SquirrelfishNeoniphon sammara (Spotfin Squirrelfish) also known as the Sammara squirrelfish, Blood-spot squirrelfish, Armed squirrel-fish and the Javelin squirrelfish at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008uZWK1D_tsUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008uZWK1D_tsU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0383.jpgYellowtail DascyllusDascyllus flavicaudus (Yellowtail Dascyllus) at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TAX_cklcSBEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TAX_cklcSBE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0341.jpgYellowtail DascyllusDascyllus flavicaudus (Yellowtail Dascyllus) at South Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HfzadD46KDAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HfzadD46KDA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0337.jpgSouth Minerva ReefSouth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W0MdLPOfIJwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W0MdLPOfIJw/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0336.jpgSouth Minerva ReefSouth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g.GN6zT5otMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g.GN6zT5otM/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0029.jpg2009-10-17-0029.jpgJason's Nudibranch (Jason mirabilis) laying eggs on the hydroid (Solanderia ericopsis) its main food source. Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Saturday 17 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009..Dive Number 189.Boat : Apollo, Goat Island Dive..Site : Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group..Max Depth 28 m..Temp 19c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 56 min..Bottom Time to Date 9600 min..Cumulative Time 9656 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fmxjptC8bZohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fmxjptC8bZo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0333.jpgSouth Minerva ReefSouth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000U6D9LKsFRYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000U6D9LKsFRY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0324.jpgSouth Minerva ReefSouth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F7sIU20GskMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F7sIU20GskM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0321-1.jpgSouth Minerva ReefSouth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008K.TFRMoxxYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008K.TFRMoxxY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0317.jpgSouth Minerva ReefSouth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005PEK9oFfP2chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005PEK9oFfP2c/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0316.jpgSouth Minerva ReefSouth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fKfIayePvE8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fKfIayePvE8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0305-1.jpgSouth Minerva ReefSouth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000079bYg8Cw0aAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000079bYg8Cw0aA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0287.jpgSouth Minerva ReefSouth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.0Wqd.HUDNghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.0Wqd.HUDNg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0263.jpgGiant ClamTridacna sp. (Giant Clam) amongst coral at South Minerva Reef (Tongan: Teleki Tonga) coral atoll in the South Pacific Ocean. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RYuqVlfnx8Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RYuqVlfnx8I/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0244.jpgSouth Minerva ReefSouth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lbxnmSkjzR0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lbxnmSkjzR0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0231-1.jpgSouth Minerva ReefSouth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dKykZvPmJVQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dKykZvPmJVQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0199.jpgSouth Minerva ReefSouth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006QBVqX0R5_8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006QBVqX0R5_8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0184.jpgSouth Minerva ReefSouth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NsAnd3SAAd0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NsAnd3SAAd0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0145.jpgSouth Minerva ReefSouth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iE5uHeOcVFshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iE5uHeOcVFs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0174.jpgSouth Minerva ReefSouth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OMVbFlmI6Tshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OMVbFlmI6Ts/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0123.jpgSouth Minerva ReefSouth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zBtLKoovIOchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zBtLKoovIOc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0093.jpgSouth Minerva ReefSouth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tonga a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BKhgStzd1I8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BKhgStzd1I8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0067.jpgNorth Minerva ReefThe sunrises over North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JUaYR1hwuyUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JUaYR1hwuyU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0062.jpgNorth Minerva ReefThe sunrises over North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GD.w78i2DdAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GD.w78i2DdA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0055.jpgNorth Minerva ReefThe sunrises over North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wQPr8WNuwZ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wQPr8WNuwZ0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0048.jpgNorth Minerva ReefThe sunrises over North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qNftSsURSYkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qNftSsURSYk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0042.jpgNorth Minerva ReefThe sunrises over North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aNjM4kRf2.8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aNjM4kRf2.8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0051.jpgNorth Minerva ReefThe sunrises over North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KCQW9maOBkwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KCQW9maOBkw/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0023.jpgNorth Minerva ReefThe sunrises over North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JNayTuHZvfghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JNayTuHZvfg/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0012.jpgNorth Minerva ReefThe sunrises over North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bBfTtnsP5Fohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bBfTtnsP5Fo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-20-0009.jpgNorth Minerva ReefThe sunrises over North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Tuesday 20 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bXnEGxiwbKEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bXnEGxiwbKE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0892.jpg2015-01-19-0892.tifRV Braveheart anchored inside North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Mv1tGwna034https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Mv1tGwna034/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0860.jpg2015-01-19-0860.tifRV Braveheart anchored inside North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009VCS1adQRYshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009VCS1adQRYs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0876.jpg2015-01-19-0876.tifRV Braveheart anchored inside North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lqpIHLfbSmYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lqpIHLfbSmY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0801-1.jpgNorth Minerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_63.iIIVskQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_63.iIIVskQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0673-1.jpgNorth Minerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y4YlDD88msshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y4YlDD88mss/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0656-1.jpgNorth Minerva ReefNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ezONqJRdNI8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ezONqJRdNI8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0430.jpgFive-line cardinalfishCheilodipterus quinquelineatus (Five-line cardinalfish) juvenile at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bf4v9fVLikMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bf4v9fVLikM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0413.jpgGiant ClamTridacna sp. (Giant Clam) amongst coral at North Minerva Reef (Tongan: Teleki Tokelau) coral reef atoll in the South Pacific Ocean. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 564 Site: North Minerva Reef, Inside South Lagoon. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Tom Trnski Time: 17:00 Temperature: 25 Maximum Depth: 7 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,234 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,304 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JzDF.e1Rz18https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JzDF.e1Rz18/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0428.jpgFive-line cardinalfishCheilodipterus quinquelineatus (Five-line cardinalfish) juvenile at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003FjXO0D6NpYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003FjXO0D6NpY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0422-1.jpgGiant ClamTridacna sp. (Giant Clam) amongst coral at North Minerva Reef (Tongan: Teleki Tokelau) coral reef atoll in the South Pacific Ocean. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 564 Site: North Minerva Reef, Inside South Lagoon. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Tom Trnski Time: 17:00 Temperature: 25 Maximum Depth: 7 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,234 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,304 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006I0tAQPvKBshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006I0tAQPvKBs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0414.jpgSouth Seas DevilChrysiptera taupou (South Seas Devil) also known as the Southseas demoiselle and Fiji damsel at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wWfViRKZI.khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wWfViRKZI.k/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0260.jpgMinerva ReefCoral Reef topography at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. Monday 19 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eumAaxz.15Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eumAaxz.15M/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-19-0018-1-4.jpgGorgonian FanGorgonacea Polyps (Gorgonian Fan) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pMZXsE9OUZ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pMZXsE9OUZ4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0928.jpg2015-01-18-0928.tifGiant Clam (Tridacna sp.) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ax78V6wP4Pwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ax78V6wP4Pw/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0926-1.jpg2015-01-18-0926_1.tifGiant Clam (Tridacna sp.) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bb68AkMInNUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bb68AkMInNU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0834-1.jpgWreck of the CoomondeeryWreck of the Coomondeery a 132-tonne, 110- foot steamship, later converted to diesel auxiliary in Australia, was wrecked on North Minerva Reef in 1969. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GIyVvKn.twUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GIyVvKn.twU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0826-1.jpgWreck of the CoomondeeryWreck of the Coomondeery a 132-tonne, 110- foot steamship, later converted to diesel auxiliary in Australia, was wrecked on North Minerva Reef in 1969. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C8cOprKLAA8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C8cOprKLAA8/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0816-1.jpgWreck of the CoomondeeryWreck of the Coomondeery a 132-tonne, 110- foot steamship, later converted to diesel auxiliary in Australia, was wrecked on North Minerva Reef in 1969. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RMKP.5HfuB4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RMKP.5HfuB4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0770-1.jpgBeaked DrummerBeaked Drummer (Kyphosus pacificus) also known as Pacific Sea Chub at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.ehNxN3326khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.ehNxN3326k/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0682-1.jpg2015-01-18-0682_1.tifCoral Reef topography at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I0hGlHEIerEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I0hGlHEIerE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0684.jpg2015-01-18-0684.TIFGiant Clam (Tridacna sp.) at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PRR_AduKF0Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PRR_AduKF0U/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0708.jpg2015-01-18-0708.tifCoral Reef topography at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C9mYcOoBKfQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C9mYcOoBKfQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0621-1.jpg2015-01-18-0621_1.tifNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000009pRxwV6Rpohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000009pRxwV6Rpo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0678-2.jpg2015-01-18-0678_2.tifCoral Reef topography at North Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ltTDNR2r9o4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ltTDNR2r9o4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0619-1.jpg2015-01-18-0619_1.tifNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_1Uv7FwDUpwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_1Uv7FwDUpw/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-18-0612-1.jpg2015-01-18-0612_1.tifNorth Minerva Reef also known as Teleki Tokelau a disputed territory in the South Pacific between Tonga and Fiji. January 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000woqJ7x6i95ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000woqJ7x6i95o/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0131.jpgRainbow WrasseSuezichthys arquatus (Rainbow Wrasse/ Rainbowfish) Initial Phase. Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 767 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,909 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,834 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nAXbLuYhqj0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nAXbLuYhqj0/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0109.jpgRainbow WrasseSuezichthys arquatus (Rainbow Wrasse/ Rainbowfish) Initial Phase. Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 767 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,909 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,834 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W0BMLVTvnPMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W0BMLVTvnPM/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-05-0062-1.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) sits on a egg at the Harrison Cove colony, Milford Sound, New Zealand. 05 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OId76A3ga1Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OId76A3ga1Q/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0531.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000txyHewaGXeghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000txyHewaGXeg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1182.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup is crushed and later died from the injuries sustained by an adult bull at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tPwYUq9klF0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tPwYUq9klF0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1954.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006nOyKTuuYq4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006nOyKTuuYq4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1988.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gZIIxLtRnoQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gZIIxLtRnoQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0133-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YBcDAPBLVYkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YBcDAPBLVYk/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0401-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NQoF1w_LxGQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NQoF1w_LxGQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0263-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jUz5539_Uhchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jUz5539_Uhc/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0263.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IwMC8lgx_.khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IwMC8lgx_.k/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0267-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002wsauMReDE0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002wsauMReDE0/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0262-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MUQ9JUPL8uYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MUQ9JUPL8uY/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0262.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LgPhxCICKPEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LgPhxCICKPE/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0249-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ClKd3dDPvCYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ClKd3dDPvCY/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0237-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000isq6eJLCkkIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000isq6eJLCkkI/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0101-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WbSwy716hh0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WbSwy716hh0/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0083.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CAAlYDeHvOUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CAAlYDeHvOU/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0221.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i0rohGbaqIMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i0rohGbaqIM/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0224.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R5VWTSDlSRUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R5VWTSDlSRU/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0137.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whales) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_JoAOLF.dZkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_JoAOLF.dZk/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0091.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dPrs8unV72Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dPrs8unV72I/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0135.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whales) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lRVUMo7Szjchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lRVUMo7Szjc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-18-0075.jpgSoft CoralAlcyonacea (Soft Coral) at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain Cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 18 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mqOIStWsLyMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mqOIStWsLyM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-18-0049.jpgSoft CoralAlcyonacea (Soft Coral) at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain Cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 18 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ffe.dlTntPwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ffe.dlTntPw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-18-0065.jpgCoral ReefCoral Reef topography at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain Cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 18 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wv_FI9t7D58https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wv_FI9t7D58/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-18-0047.jpgSoft CoralAlcyonacea (Soft Coral) at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain Cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 18 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_f3suiGelLkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_f3suiGelLk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-18-0043.jpgCoral ReefCoral Reef topography at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain Cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 18 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sYUPiqSKP_Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sYUPiqSKP_I/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-18-0044.jpgCoral ReefCoral Reef topography at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain Cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 18 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006UqctoCP3Aghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006UqctoCP3Ag/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-18-0038.jpgStaghorn CoralAcropora sp. (Staghorn Coral) at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain Cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 18 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wwlH5xBY9RUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wwlH5xBY9RU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-18-0034.jpgFeather StarCrinoidea (Feather Star) at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain Cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 18 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wX1ulgEPmD0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wX1ulgEPmD0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-18-0024.jpgFeather StarCrinoidea (Feather Star) at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain Cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 18 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KbkAyI5CCDkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KbkAyI5CCDk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-18-0009.jpgSoft CoralAlcyonacea (Soft Coral) at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain Cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Thursday 17 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B8Kxzt02_2Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B8Kxzt02_2A/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-17-0334.jpgBumphead ParrotfishBolbometopon muricatum (Bumphead Parrotfish) also known as the Green humphead parrotfish at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain Cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Thursday 17 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d1lcGK6TmMAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d1lcGK6TmMA/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-17-0333.jpgBumphead ParrotfishBolbometopon muricatum (Bumphead Parrotfish) also known as the Green humphead parrotfish at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain Cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Thursday 17 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FlWMGCWhobIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FlWMGCWhobI/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-17-0336.jpgStarspotted GrouperEpinephelus hexagonatus (Starspotted Grouper) at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain Cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Thursday 17 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zMhv.ymv3Rwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zMhv.ymv3Rw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-17-0305.jpgDogtooth TunaGymnosarda unicolor (Dogtooth Tuna) at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain Cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Thursday 17 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d8W16qGCwu0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d8W16qGCwu0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-17-0315.jpgDogtooth TunaGymnosarda unicolor (Dogtooth Tuna) at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain Cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Thursday 17 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008nR97NTJ5XAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008nR97NTJ5XA/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-17-0316.jpgEgghead ParrotfishScarus oviceps (Egghead Parrotfish) initial phase being cleaned by a Labroides dimidiatus (Striped Cleaner Wrasse) at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain Cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Thursday 17 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MkgxHgrKbIEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MkgxHgrKbIE/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-17-0305-2.jpgDogtooth TunaGymnosarda unicolor (Dogtooth Tuna) at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain Cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Thursday 17 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008v3HzDRD2AMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008v3HzDRD2AM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-17-0303.jpgDogtooth TunaGymnosarda unicolor (Dogtooth Tuna) at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain Cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Thursday 17 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R177XG_EPtshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R177XG_EPts/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-17-0287.jpgGorgonian FanGorgonacea Polyps (Gorgonian Fan) at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain Cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Thursday 17 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CUf2wxZd4vQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CUf2wxZd4vQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-17-0289.jpgGorgonian FanGorgonacea Polyps (Gorgonian Fan) at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain Cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Thursday 17 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000042scOeFgS_8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000042scOeFgS_8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-17-0336.jpgStarspotted GrouperEpinephelus hexagonatus (Starspotted Grouper) at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Thursday 17 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000VhdoazkST0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000VhdoazkST0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-17-0334.jpgBumphead ParrotfishBolbometopon muricatum (Bumphead Parrotfish) also known as the Green humphead parrotfish at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Thursday 17 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TkiHyickYm8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TkiHyickYm8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-17-0333.jpgBumphead ParrotfishBolbometopon muricatum (Bumphead Parrotfish) also known as the Green humphead parrotfish at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Thursday 17 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.1SdA5N_QCchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.1SdA5N_QCc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-17-0327.jpgCheckerboard WrasseHalichoeres hortulanus (Checkerboard Wrasse) transitional phase at Vatoa Island, Fiji during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Thursday 17 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 926 Time: 14:14 Site: Northern Point, Vatoa Island, Fiji Dive Buddy: Kina Scollay Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 23.6 degrees Maximum Depth: 28 meters Bottom Time: 56 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 49,907 minutes Cumulative Time: 49,963 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zTLJ7xhqOSshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zTLJ7xhqOSs/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-17-0316.jpgEgghead ParrotfishScarus oviceps (Egghead Parrotfish) initial phase being cleaned by a Labroides dimidiatus (Striped Cleaner Wrasse) at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Thursday 17 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000GJ.rVu0EJEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000GJ.rVu0EJE/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-17-0315.jpgDogtooth TunaGymnosarda unicolor (Dogtooth Tuna) at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Thursday 17 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OGmg_qXl2qchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OGmg_qXl2qc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-17-0224.jpgScimitar TriggerfishSufflamen bursa (Scimitar Triggerfish) also known as the Boomerang triggerfish at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Thursday 17 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u9oD2EzTK6chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u9oD2EzTK6c/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-17-0221.jpgHawk AnthiasSerranocirrhitus latus (Hawk Anthias) also known as the Hawkfish Anthias, Fathead anthias, or sunburst anthias at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji Thursday 17 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009soEDp0b.5Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009soEDp0b.5M/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0232.jpgBlackmargin BarracudaSphyraena qenie (Blackmargin Barracuda) at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wBf9_f3fQVshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wBf9_f3fQVs/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0317.jpgChestnut BlennyCirripectes castaneus (Chestnut Blenny) male hides in hard coral at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LS8l2YZiax8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LS8l2YZiax8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0309.jpgBundoon FangblennyMeiacanthus bundoon (Bundoon Fangblenny) at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qquixs3HcAkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qquixs3HcAk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0314.jpgRed shoulder wrasseStethojulis bandanensis (Red shoulder wrasse) at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K7M2GWV8N5chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K7M2GWV8N5c/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0231.jpgBlackmargin BarracudaSphyraena qenie (Blackmargin Barracuda) at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tX552gpqAOEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tX552gpqAOE/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0225.jpgBlackmargin BarracudaSphyraena qenie (Blackmargin Barracuda) at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tKkt_SaSfpghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tKkt_SaSfpg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0230.jpgBlackmargin BarracudaSphyraena qenie (Blackmargin Barracuda) at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WLo9CEHCYbEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WLo9CEHCYbE/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0222.jpgBlackmargin BarracudaSphyraena qenie (Blackmargin Barracuda) at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KkH.wtXKwe8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KkH.wtXKwe8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0221.jpgBlackmargin BarracudaSphyraena qenie (Blackmargin Barracuda) at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001LOZOomlc3Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001LOZOomlc3A/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0160.jpgPurple QueenPseudanthias pascalus (Purple Queen) also known as the Amethyst anthias at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NBwR8DmwotUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NBwR8DmwotU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0210.jpgPainted anthiasPseudanthias pictilis (Painted anthias) male at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009F7ulYxO4Ychttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009F7ulYxO4Yc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0201.jpgPainted anthiasPseudanthias pictilis (Painted anthias) male at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001enTMEc4pNYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001enTMEc4pNY/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0200.jpgPainted anthiasPseudanthias pictilis (Painted anthias) male at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gPbHZ3i8XRMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gPbHZ3i8XRM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0184.jpgPainted anthiasPseudanthias pictilis (Painted anthias) female (left) and male at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000WqseMqPmFQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000WqseMqPmFQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0195-1.jpgPainted anthiasPseudanthias pictilis (Painted anthias) female (bellow) and male at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jlbQMtwoho8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jlbQMtwoho8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0146.jpgHalfspotted HawkfishParacirrhites hemistictus (Halfspotted Hawkfish) also known as the Whitespot hawkfish, Multicolored hand-fish and Ornate hawkfish at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000koITtv_Epgwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000koITtv_Epgw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0148.jpgHalfspotted HawkfishParacirrhites hemistictus (Halfspotted Hawkfish) also known as the Whitespot hawkfish, Multicolored hand-fish and Ornate hawkfish at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IsKA_E9l4vohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IsKA_E9l4vo/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0123.jpgStriped Cleaner WrasseLabroides dimidiatus (Striped Cleaner Wrasse) also known as the Bluestreak cleaner wrasse, Fiji colour variant at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jkOecqMswvMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jkOecqMswvM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0040-Pano.jpgVautoa OnoVautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yor3gSdqS1Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yor3gSdqS1Y/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-16-0787.jpgHumpback WhaleMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) at Tuvana-i-ra in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Wednesday 16 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TAC3cySOMWchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TAC3cySOMWc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-16-0692.jpgHumpback WhaleMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) at Tuvana-i-ra in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Wednesday 16 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000TPzDnnjW6chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000TPzDnnjW6c/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-16-0681.jpgHumpback WhaleMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) at Tuvana-i-ra in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Wednesday 16 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_GmALMQSrsshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_GmALMQSrss/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-16-0650.jpgHumpback WhaleMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) at Tuvana-i-ra in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Wednesday 16 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nDbQRDyA9oAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nDbQRDyA9oA/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-16-0571.jpgHumpback WhaleMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) at Tuvana-i-ra in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Wednesday 16 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IbqavJ9ZUOghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IbqavJ9ZUOg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-16-0602.jpgHumpback WhaleMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) at Tuvana-i-ra in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Wednesday 16 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZosiqMibvbshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZosiqMibvbs/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-16-0553.jpgHumpback WhaleMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) at Tuvana-i-ra in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Wednesday 16 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o2nMuSSh264https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o2nMuSSh264/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-16-0506.jpgHumpback WhaleMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) at Tuvana-i-ra in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Wednesday 16 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PXvlFgfdn8Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PXvlFgfdn8A/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-16-0466-1.jpgHumpback WhaleMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) at Tuvana-i-ra in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Wednesday 16 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QreBJhQeeBghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QreBJhQeeBg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-16-0435.jpgHumpback WhaleMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) at Tuvana-i-ra in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Wednesday 16 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jjwynuKIOYUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jjwynuKIOYU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-16-0434-1.jpgHumpback WhaleMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) at Tuvana-i-ra in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Wednesday 16 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i31WkB7TPOMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i31WkB7TPOM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-16-0368.jpgHumpback WhaleMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) at Tuvana-i-ra in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Wednesday 16 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000917d34W7rsAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000917d34W7rsA/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-16-0378.jpgHumpback WhaleMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) at Tuvana-i-ra in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Wednesday 16 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sV0aLHteFawhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sV0aLHteFaw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-16-0357.jpgHumpback WhaleMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) at Tuvana-i-ra in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Wednesday 16 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001L.Yj5PrtW4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001L.Yj5PrtW4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0317.jpgChestnut BlennyCirripectes castaneus (Chestnut Blenny) male hides in hard coral at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f.FnjGDEzh4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f.FnjGDEzh4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0314.jpgRed shoulder wrasseStethojulis bandanensis (Red shoulder wrasse) at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PRM0gk5miN4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PRM0gk5miN4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0232.jpgBlackmargin BarracudaSphyraena qenie (Blackmargin Barracuda) at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YN62pNwVjPMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YN62pNwVjPM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0230.jpgBlackmargin BarracudaSphyraena qenie (Blackmargin Barracuda) at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001C.L_issK1Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001C.L_issK1Q/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0231.jpgBlackmargin BarracudaSphyraena qenie (Blackmargin Barracuda) at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iHZBaqK8v8Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iHZBaqK8v8Y/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0225.jpgBlackmargin BarracudaSphyraena qenie (Blackmargin Barracuda) at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000voqDrRhqnK0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000voqDrRhqnK0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0221.jpgBlackmargin BarracudaSphyraena qenie (Blackmargin Barracuda) at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AzytBbaFZswhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AzytBbaFZsw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0222.jpgBlackmargin BarracudaSphyraena qenie (Blackmargin Barracuda) at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000klEZXgzxQUchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000klEZXgzxQUc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0210.jpgPainted anthiasPseudanthias pictilis (Painted anthias) male at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QVrw4p8IxA0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QVrw4p8IxA0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0201.jpgPainted anthiasPseudanthias pictilis (Painted anthias) male at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DxJUt3yXaWUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DxJUt3yXaWU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0200.jpgPainted anthiasPseudanthias pictilis (Painted anthias) male at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wg3ZkNNrdMUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wg3ZkNNrdMU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0195-1.jpgPainted anthiasPseudanthias pictilis (Painted anthias) female (bellow) and male at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kh3LZ87w5n8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kh3LZ87w5n8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0184.jpgPainted anthiasPseudanthias pictilis (Painted anthias) female (left) and male at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xSb.VipYMqchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xSb.VipYMqc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0315.jpgBarenape gobyAn unidentified species of goby by the photographer and scientists during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Tuesday 22 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 936 Time: 08:15 Site: Lati Fiji outer reef, Fiji Dive Buddy: Kina Scollay Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 23.6 degrees Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 74 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 50,559 minutes Cumulative Time: 50,633 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QuiCfyZSEfAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QuiCfyZSEfA/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-22-0125.jpgTerry's dwarfgobyEviota teresae (Terry's dwarfgoby) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vkygbANmgE0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vkygbANmgE0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-22-0156.jpgTerry's dwarfgobyEviota teresae (Terry's dwarfgoby) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000keyIC9ibwhshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000keyIC9ibwhs/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0364.jpgCheckerboard WrasseHalichoeres hortulanus (Checkerboard Wrasse) juvenile at at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B68KF9pCeKshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B68KF9pCeKs/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0323.jpgLongnose FilefishOxymonacanthus longirostris (Longnose Filefish) at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R2tJ1At0YmEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R2tJ1At0YmE/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0361.jpgCheckerboard WrasseHalichoeres hortulanus (Checkerboard Wrasse) juvenile at at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zjH5AoF4mjUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zjH5AoF4mjU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0266.jpgBundoon FangblennyMeiacanthus bundoon (Bundoon Fangblenny) at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ovc.rigdcwkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ovc.rigdcwk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0354.jpgCheckerboard WrasseHalichoeres hortulanus (Checkerboard Wrasse) juvenile at at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A.JDFuy_jsghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A.JDFuy_jsg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0351.jpgCheckerboard WrasseHalichoeres hortulanus (Checkerboard Wrasse) juvenile at at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BdHzbPYW57Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BdHzbPYW57U/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0350.jpgCheckerboard WrasseHalichoeres hortulanus (Checkerboard Wrasse) juvenile at at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a5Zyu6dy16Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a5Zyu6dy16E/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0244.jpgSpotted ParrotfishCetoscarus ocellatus (Spotted Parrotfish) juvenile also known as the Bicolour Parrotfish at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z3yXPV5UnrIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z3yXPV5UnrI/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0229.jpgSpotted ParrotfishCetoscarus ocellatus (Spotted Parrotfish) juvenile also known as the Bicolour Parrotfish at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009Nw6SRjQ8UYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009Nw6SRjQ8UY/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0252.jpgTrumpetfishAulostomus chinensis (Trumpetfish) at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qCbh2FEPtqMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qCbh2FEPtqM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0234.jpgSpotted ParrotfishCetoscarus ocellatus (Spotted Parrotfish) juvenile also known as the Bicolour Parrotfish at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cbDELgmxV7Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cbDELgmxV7Y/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0211.jpgSpotted ParrotfishCetoscarus ocellatus (Spotted Parrotfish) juvenile also known as the Bicolour Parrotfish at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b_axKhqgMc4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b_axKhqgMc4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0219.jpgSpotted ParrotfishCetoscarus ocellatus (Spotted Parrotfish) juvenile also known as the Bicolour Parrotfish at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L7ib6pBxSZ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L7ib6pBxSZ0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0202.jpgSpotted ParrotfishCetoscarus ocellatus (Spotted Parrotfish) juvenile also known as the Bicolour Parrotfish at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h4ZIHOdAI74https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h4ZIHOdAI74/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0200.jpgSpotted ParrotfishCetoscarus ocellatus (Spotted Parrotfish) juvenile also known as the Bicolour Parrotfish at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002pmtZv9JHGohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002pmtZv9JHGo/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0192.jpgHairfin dwarfgobyEviota prasites during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Tuesday 22 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 936 Time: 08:15 Site: Lati Fiji outer reef, Fiji Dive Buddy: Kina Scollay Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 23.6 degrees Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 74 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 50,559 minutes Cumulative Time: 50,633 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o2pas6V.gNghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o2pas6V.gNg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0189.jpg2017-08-23-0189.JPGPygoplites dicanthus (Regal Angelfish) at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O38JAU5h0v0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O38JAU5h0v0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0153.jpgOneataCoral Reef topography at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005zq6Rw5_g60https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005zq6Rw5_g60/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0163.jpgOneataAlcyonacea (Soft Coral) at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cd2mvmAuC1Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cd2mvmAuC1A/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0364.jpgCheckerboard WrasseHalichoeres hortulanus (Checkerboard Wrasse) juvenile at at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BKVcRcq7vvAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BKVcRcq7vvA/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0361.jpgCheckerboard WrasseHalichoeres hortulanus (Checkerboard Wrasse) juvenile at at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Sc1_qtcaDJohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Sc1_qtcaDJo/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0351.jpgCheckerboard WrasseHalichoeres hortulanus (Checkerboard Wrasse) juvenile at at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sOr6GWLOuB8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sOr6GWLOuB8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0350.jpgCheckerboard WrasseHalichoeres hortulanus (Checkerboard Wrasse) juvenile at at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008xgWYTAds0Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008xgWYTAds0I/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0354.jpgCheckerboard WrasseHalichoeres hortulanus (Checkerboard Wrasse) juvenile at at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xYBBsc6zEcchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xYBBsc6zEcc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0323.jpgLongnose FilefishOxymonacanthus longirostris (Longnose Filefish) at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m9Vg_RjPw9ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m9Vg_RjPw9g/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0252.jpgTrumpetfishAulostomus chinensis (Trumpetfish) at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pPZVghVsor4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pPZVghVsor4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0229.jpgSpotted ParrotfishCetoscarus ocellatus (Spotted Parrotfish) juvenile also known as the Bicolour Parrotfish at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NYEt9Ri.1M4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NYEt9Ri.1M4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0244.jpgSpotted ParrotfishCetoscarus ocellatus (Spotted Parrotfish) juvenile also known as the Bicolour Parrotfish at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_QqwfoKyW4Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_QqwfoKyW4E/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0234.jpgSpotted ParrotfishCetoscarus ocellatus (Spotted Parrotfish) juvenile also known as the Bicolour Parrotfish at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QGfuupxX6Hwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QGfuupxX6Hw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0211.jpgSpotted ParrotfishCetoscarus ocellatus (Spotted Parrotfish) juvenile also known as the Bicolour Parrotfish at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bVhyNdGL_H0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bVhyNdGL_H0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0219.jpgSpotted ParrotfishCetoscarus ocellatus (Spotted Parrotfish) juvenile also known as the Bicolour Parrotfish at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xl3S7srxDWMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xl3S7srxDWM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0202.jpgSpotted ParrotfishCetoscarus ocellatus (Spotted Parrotfish) juvenile also known as the Bicolour Parrotfish at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YSiIwZt.fKIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YSiIwZt.fKI/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0200.jpgSpotted ParrotfishCetoscarus ocellatus (Spotted Parrotfish) juvenile also known as the Bicolour Parrotfish at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fRApGADkA8Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fRApGADkA8M/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0199.jpgSpotted ParrotfishCetoscarus ocellatus (Spotted Parrotfish) juvenile also known as the Bicolour Parrotfish at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000USuEP8YTbc4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000USuEP8YTbc4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0192.jpgHairfin dwarfgobyEviota prasites during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Tuesday 22 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 936 Time: 08:15 Site: Lati Fiji outer reef, Fiji Dive Buddy: Kina Scollay Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 23.6 degrees Maximum Depth: 30 meters Bottom Time: 74 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 50,559 minutes Cumulative Time: 50,633 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qlkqm4iukNghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qlkqm4iukNg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0189.jpg2017-08-23-0189.tifPygoplites dicanthus (Regal Angelfish) at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.IdbsvWgNUwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.IdbsvWgNUw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-23-0135.jpgThree-stripe fusilierPterocaesio trilineata (Three-stripe fusilier) at Oneata in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 22 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000voWlrMZNSJwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000voWlrMZNSJw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0160.jpgPurple QueenPseudanthias pascalus (Purple Queen) also known as the Amethyst anthias at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZzPEnxJKUeQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZzPEnxJKUeQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0148.jpgHalfspotted HawkfishParacirrhites hemistictus (Halfspotted Hawkfish) also known as the Whitespot hawkfish, Multicolored hand-fish and Ornate hawkfish at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eJ6ZGgLMcFohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eJ6ZGgLMcFo/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0146.jpgHalfspotted HawkfishParacirrhites hemistictus (Halfspotted Hawkfish) also known as the Whitespot hawkfish, Multicolored hand-fish and Ornate hawkfish at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nq517XU3Sxshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nq517XU3Sxs/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0132.jpgFivestripe wrasseThalassoma quinquevittatum (Fivestripe wrasse) initial phase during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Tuesday 15 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 923 Time: 11:52 Site: Vautoa Ono Reef, Fiji Dive Buddy: Kina Scollay Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 23.6 degrees Maximum Depth: 26 meters Bottom Time: 68 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 49,696 minutes Cumulative Time: 49,764 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EHqZmZkud80https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EHqZmZkud80/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0123.jpgStriped Cleaner WrasseLabroides dimidiatus (Striped Cleaner Wrasse) also known as the Bluestreak cleaner wrasse, Fiji colour variant at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007oqxxtpgv8whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007oqxxtpgv8w/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0122.jpgStriped Cleaner WrasseLabroides dimidiatus (Striped Cleaner Wrasse) also known as the Bluestreak cleaner wrasse, Fiji colour variant at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y8aCcGxaMoghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y8aCcGxaMog/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-15-0096.jpgHelen’s TriplefinCeratobregma helenae (Helen’s Triplefin) at Vautoa Ono in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Tuesday 15 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005AKjYvkj3jUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005AKjYvkj3jU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0168.jpgPink AnemonefishAmphiprion perideraion (Pink Anemonefish) at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g9RMqQeHwHshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g9RMqQeHwHs/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0103.jpgYellowfin goatfishMulloidichthys vanicolensis (Yellowfin goatfish) at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001jYPr0aC2o0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001jYPr0aC2o0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0086.jpgSmallscale DartfishPtereleotris microlepis (Smallscale Dartfish) also known as Blue gudgeon at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z_czDEDuBaEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z_czDEDuBaE/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0166.jpgFourmanoir’s BlennyEcsenius fourmanoiri (Fourmanoir’s Blenny) also known as the Blackstriped combtooth blenny at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GsvTr.3KuhYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GsvTr.3KuhY/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0059.jpgSpotted Garden EelHeteroconger hassi (Spotted Garden Eel) at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A..S3Jsn3J8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A..S3Jsn3J8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0058.jpgSmallscale DartfishPtereleotris microlepis (Smallscale Dartfish) juvenile also known as Blue gudgeon and Ptereleotris evides (Twotone dartfish) juvenile also known as Blackfin dartfish at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HAIO8.jvxwghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HAIO8.jvxwg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0069-1.jpgSpotted Garden EelHeteroconger hassi (Spotted Garden Eel) at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BRcc.zcrxewhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BRcc.zcrxew/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0051.jpgSmallscale DartfishPtereleotris microlepis (Smallscale Dartfish) juvenile also known as Blue gudgeon at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CGvSYBHntaIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CGvSYBHntaI/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0027.jpgNebulous LizardfishSaurida nebulosa (Nebulous Lizardfish) also known as the Clouded lizardfish at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ibuRXulHHP4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ibuRXulHHP4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0055.jpgSmallscale DartfishPtereleotris microlepis (Smallscale Dartfish) juvenile also known as Blue gudgeon and Ptereleotris evides (Twotone dartfish) juvenile also known as Blackfin dartfish at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jgojeZUVUo4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jgojeZUVUo4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0024A.jpgBridled BreamScolopsis bilineatus (Bridled Bream) also known as the Two-lined monocle bream at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pwPgb_6wNZ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pwPgb_6wNZ8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0024.jpgBridled BreamScolopsis bilineatus (Bridled Bream) also known as the Two-lined monocle bream at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P_0SryAKG8Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P_0SryAKG8A/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0022.jpgArc Eye HawkfishParacirrhites arcatus (Arc-Eye Hawkfish) at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008SbSMCL06Wghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008SbSMCL06Wg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0020.jpgBlack Spotted WrasseMacropharyngodon meleagris (Blackspotted wrasse) at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pmiXRsjN188https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pmiXRsjN188/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0042-Pano.jpgNamuka-i-LauNamuka-i-Lau island lagoon in the Lau Islands Group of Fiji. Friday 11 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LWh59u2gi7whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LWh59u2gi7w/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-03-0129.jpgHunter IslandHunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Thursday 03 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VfJlWFUnqRAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VfJlWFUnqRA/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-03-0032.jpgHunter IslandHunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Thursday 03 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000007U6SgJ36hMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000007U6SgJ36hM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-03-0011.jpgHunter IslandHunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Thursday 03 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OyQ__LxHg4Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OyQ__LxHg4Q/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-03-0004-Pano-1.jpgHunter IslandHunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Thursday 03 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ajV_iP9WBgEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ajV_iP9WBgE/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-03-0001-Pano-1-1.jpgHunter IslandHunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Thursday 03 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MwlkNLSg2NYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MwlkNLSg2NY/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-03-0001-Pano-2.jpgHunter IslandHunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Thursday 03 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005gMjYto8Hrghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005gMjYto8Hrg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-02-0287-Pano-1.jpgMathew IslandMathew Island a volcanic Island in disputed territory between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu in the South Pacific. Monday 01 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006zXA4GJaWnshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006zXA4GJaWns/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-02-0286.jpgMathew IslandMathew Island a volcanic Island in disputed territory between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu in the South Pacific. Monday 01 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Bce5fl12OoMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Bce5fl12OoM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-02-0281-Pano-1.jpgMathew IslandMathew Island a volcanic Island in disputed territory between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu in the South Pacific. Monday 01 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hPRhXLpuCfghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hPRhXLpuCfg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-02-0285.jpgMathew IslandMathew Island a volcanic Island in disputed territory between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu in the South Pacific. Monday 01 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_PhpjQu4WGkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_PhpjQu4WGk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-02-0280.jpgMathew IslandMathew Island a volcanic Island in disputed territory between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu in the South Pacific. Monday 01 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D0O7KFWK5_ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D0O7KFWK5_o/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-02-0274-Pano-1.jpgMathew IslandMathew Island a volcanic Island in disputed territory between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu in the South Pacific. Monday 01 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wtch2BfdmWMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wtch2BfdmWM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-02-0269-Pano-1.jpgMathew IslandMathew Island a volcanic Island in disputed territory between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu in the South Pacific. Monday 01 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CtF5P01U1nshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CtF5P01U1ns/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-01-0001-Pano.jpgMathew IslandMathew Island a volcanic Island in disputed territory between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu in the South Pacific. Monday 01 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qotP8jK.zkUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qotP8jK.zkU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-01-0020.jpgMathew IslandMathew Island a volcanic Island in disputed territory between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu in the South Pacific. Monday 01 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q1mB9NpyGTMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q1mB9NpyGTM/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0090.jpgFeather StarCrinoidea (Feather Star) at Walpole Island, New Caledonia during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Sunday 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 903 Time: 09:17 am Site: Northside Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Dive Buddy: Irene Middleton, Severine Hannam. Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 23 degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 426:31 Maximum Depth: 27.3 meters Bottom Time: 71 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 48,580 minutes Cumulative Time: 48,651 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VxibUJeKh4Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VxibUJeKh4U/fit=1000x1000/2013-10-19-0060.jpg2013-10-19-0060.JPGPyrosoma sp. (Giant salp). Saturday 19 October 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 495 Site: Spindle Reef, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:30 Temperature: 14 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 304:42 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 65% OTU: 57% Bottom Time to Date: 33,541 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,663 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tF4Z4fVQTBchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tF4Z4fVQTBc/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0099.jpgStarfishPentagonaster pulchellus. Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_F1dboMytnshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_F1dboMytns/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0743.jpgSea cucumberStichopus molis (Sea cucumber). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zVIuLRYOYbshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zVIuLRYOYbs/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0083-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nop58tYgGXQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nop58tYgGXQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0215-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CBno2hbjyiUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CBno2hbjyiU/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0237.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D2Q6PvT7Xkghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D2Q6PvT7Xkg/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0081-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t9Fkr4WFQBIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t9Fkr4WFQBI/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0073.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005LLrz91JYUchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005LLrz91JYUc/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0047-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Deg4GV5H2Ashttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Deg4GV5H2As/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0061.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lqD39ZIFTPEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lqD39ZIFTPE/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0047.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jkcX0u3PuaQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jkcX0u3PuaQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0036.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yDHJuEW5ZUUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yDHJuEW5ZUU/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0280.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Friday 31 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lC4d_D0IJO0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lC4d_D0IJO0/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0260.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother, calf and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Friday 31 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j0BoJH4anmAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j0BoJH4anmA/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0059-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vb8cUPe33Yshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vb8cUPe33Ys/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0257.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother, calf and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Friday 31 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Nytwpqaor2Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Nytwpqaor2M/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0140.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Thursday 30 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000036Y1NgoGXIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000036Y1NgoGXI/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0223-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Friday 31 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Tz786hiY2fAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Tz786hiY2fA/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0105-2-2-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Thursday 30 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k9ntL4YZZRghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k9ntL4YZZRg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0199.jpg2011-01-07-0199.dngSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003zr_rZccqYchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003zr_rZccqYc/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0594-1.jpgDusky galaxiasDusky galaxias (Galaxias pullus). Tuesday 04 August 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002oRLsEtBC74https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002oRLsEtBC74/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0550.jpgDusky galaxiasDusky galaxias (Galaxias pullus). Tuesday 04 August 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f8eQhHWcz6ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f8eQhHWcz6o/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0579.jpgDusky galaxiasDusky galaxias (Galaxias pullus). Tuesday 04 August 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e9puJc9npD8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e9puJc9npD8/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0653.jpgDusky galaxiasDusky galaxias (Galaxias pullus). Tuesday 04 August 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xVdOKRAigQkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xVdOKRAigQk/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0643.jpgDusky galaxiasDusky galaxias (Galaxias pullus). Tuesday 04 August 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JJXKZFpgcqMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JJXKZFpgcqM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0335.jpgTriplespot BlennyCrossosalarias macrospilus (Triplespot Blenny) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BX8ud2LUWHghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BX8ud2LUWHg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0335-2.jpgTriplespot BlennyCrossosalarias macrospilus (Triplespot Blenny) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TDD40XU6khYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TDD40XU6khY/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0293.jpgSplitlevel HogfishBodianus mesothorax (Splitlevel Hogfish) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wxaSxB6sXGYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wxaSxB6sXGY/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0321.jpgCanary FangblennyMeiacanthus oualanensis (Canary Fangblenny) endemic to Fiji at at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R3ARZGi9uf8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R3ARZGi9uf8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0306.jpgCanary FangblennyMeiacanthus oualanensis (Canary Fangblenny) endemic to Fiji at at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003ulLCZWfgOAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003ulLCZWfgOA/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0279.jpgPorthole pygmygobyTrimma finistrinum (Porthole pygmygoby) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.KmjL9VXTQYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.KmjL9VXTQY/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0287.jpgPorthole pygmygobyTrimma finistrinum (Porthole pygmygoby) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zzy_GxsJtC0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zzy_GxsJtC0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0283.jpgPorthole pygmygobyTrimma finistrinum (Porthole pygmygoby) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aOyscEJLKzchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aOyscEJLKzc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0280.jpgPorthole pygmygobyTrimma finistrinum (Porthole pygmygoby) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tBaqpcIILIshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tBaqpcIILIs/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0274.jpgYellow Cave GobyTrimma taylori (Yellow Cave Goby) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ipZauLH6IUwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ipZauLH6IUw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0262.jpgYellow Cave GobyTrimma taylori (Yellow Cave Goby) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZOSBJubDs90https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZOSBJubDs90/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0263.jpgYellow Cave GobyTrimma taylori (Yellow Cave Goby) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ct2QIvO5VG0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ct2QIvO5VG0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0243.jpgNasal dwarfgobyTrimma nasa (Nasal dwarfgoby) also known as the Nasal pygmy goby at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003kuKxNv_ojohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003kuKxNv_ojo/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0252.jpgNasal dwarfgobyTrimma nasa during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Monday 21 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 932 Time: 14:00 Site: Yagasa Lagoon, Fiji Dive Buddy: Tom Trnski Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 23.6 degrees Maximum Depth: 26 meters Bottom Time: 80 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 50,278 minutes Cumulative Time: 50,358 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Aj_Tfkm1.wshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Aj_Tfkm1.ws/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0236.jpgNasal dwarfgobyTrimma nasa (Nasal dwarfgoby) also known as the Nasal pygmy goby at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uu4uNlcVUaohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uu4uNlcVUao/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0232.jpgNasal dwarfgobyTrimma nasa (Nasal dwarfgoby) also known as the Nasal pygmy goby at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KIR9CBij1PIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KIR9CBij1PI/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0218.jpgNasal dwarfgobyTrimma nasa (Nasal dwarfgoby) also known as the Nasal pygmy goby at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wAEUnzxeZPchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wAEUnzxeZPc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0199.jpgNasal dwarfgobyTrimma nasa (Nasal dwarfgoby) also known as the Nasal pygmy goby at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kc2j_Fls8U8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kc2j_Fls8U8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0217.jpgNasal dwarfgobyTrimma nasa (Nasal dwarfgoby) also known as the Nasal pygmy goby at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ubi726_Lddghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ubi726_Lddg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0186.jpgPurple QueenPseudanthias pascalus (Purple Queen) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YPzW.SyNyjshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YPzW.SyNyjs/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0184.jpgScimitar TriggerfishSufflamen bursa (Scimitar Triggerfish) juvenile at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rVsT2fbuYc4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rVsT2fbuYc4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0129.jpgPurple QueenPseudanthias pascalus (Purple Queen) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TTvHgfaHzxQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TTvHgfaHzxQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0120.jpgTwospot Banded SnapperLutjanus biguttatus (Twospot Banded Snapper) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005jdyKl.PWughttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005jdyKl.PWug/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0070.jpgThree-spot DascyllusDascyllus trimaculatus (Three-spot Dascyllus)) at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MZNkp9P9nhwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MZNkp9P9nhw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-19-0052.jpgFeather StarCrinoidea (Feather Star) at Ogea Levu in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 19 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t3h6LvpQ7LYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t3h6LvpQ7LY/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-19-0013.jpgGorgonian FanGorgonacea (Gorgonian Fan) at Ogea Levu in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 19 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YcoqVTI6l7ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YcoqVTI6l7o/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-19-0002.jpgGorgonian FanGorgonacea (Gorgonian Fan) at Ogea Levu in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 19 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Fja1S0E0BA0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Fja1S0E0BA0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-21-0019.jpgPrincess DamselfishPomacentrus vaiuli (Princess Damselfish) also known as the Ocellate damselfish at Yagasa Lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 21 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oE.iHRHoRAAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oE.iHRHoRAA/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-19-0111.jpgLeather CoralAlcyonacea (Leather Coral) at Ogea Levu, Fiji during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Saturday 19 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 929 Time: 08:32 Site: Ogea Levu, Fiji Dive Buddy: Kina Scollay Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 23.6 degrees Maximum Depth: 47 meters Bottom Time: 67 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 50,093 minutes Cumulative Time: 50,160 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bn9EDIamkGMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bn9EDIamkGM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-19-0081.jpgHard CoralAcropora sp. (Hard Coral) at Ogea Levu in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 19 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000x4gRnlKz9Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000x4gRnlKz9A/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-19-0035.jpgFeather StarCrinoidea (Feather Star) at Ogea Levu in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 19 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wuMA7dRXYMAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wuMA7dRXYMA/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-19-0028.jpgGorgonian FanGorgonacea (Gorgonian Fan) at Ogea Levu in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 19 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TTS8UDQub0shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TTS8UDQub0s/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-19-0012.jpgGorgonian FanGorgonacea (Gorgonian Fan) at Ogea Levu in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 19 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uuEwZhPWALkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uuEwZhPWALk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-19-0001.jpgGorgonian FanGorgonacea (Gorgonian Fan) at Ogea Levu in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 19 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nqCL8_PtZfIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nqCL8_PtZfI/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-18-0322-1.jpgGreen TurtleChelonia mydas (Green Turtle) at Vuata Vatoa Reef in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 18 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tFdJ_wL7bRUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tFdJ_wL7bRU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-18-0322.jpgGreen TurtleChelonia mydas (Green Turtle) at Vuata Vatoa Reef in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 18 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Zg7Kc8hyCuMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Zg7Kc8hyCuM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-18-0082.jpgSoft CoralAlcyonacea (Soft Coral) at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain Cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 18 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y3KPnSu1Tyshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y3KPnSu1Tys/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-18-0256.jpgGreen TurtleChelonia mydas (Green Turtle) at Vuata Vatoa Reef in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 18 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y0P2eLb1XiYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y0P2eLb1XiY/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-18-0220.jpgGreen TurtleChelonia mydas (Green Turtle) at Vuata Vatoa Reef in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 18 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Twav9xyShB4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Twav9xyShB4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-18-0106.jpgAcropora sp.Acropora sp. (Coral) at Vatoa Island also known as Turtle Island by Captain Cook in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 18 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IjDuj_z5M8Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IjDuj_z5M8A/fit=1000x1000/2011-11-24-0134.jpg2011-11-24-0134.jpgParistiopterus labiosus (Giant boarfish)..Wednesday 23 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 383.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Twin Peaks, Northern Entrance to Port Fitzroy, Great Barrier Island..Temperature: 15.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 172:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 53.6 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,795 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,847 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HkNPrqFgrVAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HkNPrqFgrVA/fit=1000x1000/2011-11-24-0134-2.jpg2011-11-24-0134-2.jpgParistiopterus labiosus (Giant boarfish)..Wednesday 23 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 383.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Twin Peaks, Northern Entrance to Port Fitzroy, Great Barrier Island..Temperature: 15.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 172:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 53.6 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,795 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,847 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OHzBTxHrZCIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OHzBTxHrZCI/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0264.jpgMichel's ghost gobyPleurosicya micheli (Michel's ghost goby) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fCrUR4jM1_Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fCrUR4jM1_A/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0261.jpgPrincess DamselfishPomacentrus vaiuli (Princess Damselfish) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xGG7wIL1N7khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xGG7wIL1N7k/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0250.jpgOrange Fin AnemonefishAmphiprion chrysopterus (Orange Fin Anemonefish) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ViVvylDohkkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ViVvylDohkk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0254.jpgBlackspot AngelfishGenicanthus melanospilos (Blackspot Angelfish) also known as the Spotbreast angelfish or the Swallowtail Angelfish at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NgW3HIpGSHwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NgW3HIpGSHw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0240.jpgLyretail HogfishBodianus anthioides (Lyretail Hogfish) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nIFJb7VmLZEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nIFJb7VmLZE/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0239.jpgLyretail HogfishBodianus anthioides (Lyretail Hogfish) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004uEJKUFAEN8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004uEJKUFAEN8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0119.jpgGold-Specked ShrimpgobyCtenogobiops pomastictus (Gold-Specked Shrimpgoby) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 10 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 914 Time: 16:00 am Site: Namuka Island Lagoon, Fiji Dive Buddy: Severine Hannam. Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 24 degrees Maximum Depth: 07 meters Bottom Time: 80minutes Bottom Time to Date: 49,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 49,235 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z3.iIs9.1s0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z3.iIs9.1s0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0179.jpgGold-Specked ShrimpgobyCtenogobiops pomastictus (Gold-Specked Shrimpgoby) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 10 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 914 Time: 16:00 am Site: Namuka Island Lagoon, Fiji Dive Buddy: Severine Hannam. Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 24 degrees Maximum Depth: 07 meters Bottom Time: 80minutes Bottom Time to Date: 49,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 49,235 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eS7_au5E9U8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eS7_au5E9U8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-05-0035.jpgCeva-I-Ra ReefCoral reef topography at Ceva-I-Ra Reef also known as Conway Reef a small coral reef atoll in the republic of Fiji. Saturday 05 August 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001TDV0r61XGohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001TDV0r61XGo/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-04-0128.jpgGiant MorayGymnothorax javanicus (Giant Moray) at Hunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Friday 04 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lrDk6GMbVFkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lrDk6GMbVFk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-04-0152.jpgGiant MorayGymnothorax javanicus (Giant Moray) at Hunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Friday 04 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OfhNrxOKxDQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OfhNrxOKxDQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-04-0125.jpgGiant MorayGymnothorax javanicus (Giant Moray) at Hunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Friday 04 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V6gofYs2En8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V6gofYs2En8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-04-0081.jpgBigscale SoliderfishMyripristis berndti (Bigscale Soliderfish) also known as the Blotcheye soldierfish at Hunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Friday 04 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003hhB_wip98Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003hhB_wip98U/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-04-0071.jpgCheckerboard WrasseHalichoeres hortulanus (Checkerboard Wrasse) juvenile at Hunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Friday 04 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G2lTG_Lqnxkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G2lTG_Lqnxk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-04-0069.jpgCheckerboard WrasseHalichoeres hortulanus (Checkerboard Wrasse) juvenile at Hunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Friday 04 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AGUXMe5Gsvghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AGUXMe5Gsvg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-03-0082.jpgGiant TrevallyCarnax ignobilis (Giant Trevally) over Hunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Thursday 03 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KrvOTWMtZ1ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KrvOTWMtZ1o/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-03-0062.jpgSpotted UnicornfishNaso maculatus (Spotted Unicornfish) at Hunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Thursday 03 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yghgw0685xkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yghgw0685xk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-03-0051.jpgNew Caledonian Masked RayNeotrygon trigonoides (New Caledonian Masked Ray) at at Hunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Thursday 03 August2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jSK8jZWdHBEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jSK8jZWdHBE/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-03-0050.jpgBlue and Yellow FusilierNeotrygon trigonoides (New Caledonian Masked Ray) and schooling Caesio teres (Blue and Yellow Fusilier) at Hunter Island, also known as Fern or Fearn Island a disputed territory in the South Pacific between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu. Thursday 03 August2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zs18ioM8MWghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zs18ioM8MWg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-01-0409.jpgYellowtail corisCoris gaimard (Yellowtail coris) also known as the African Coris in it's female phase at Mathew Island a volcanic Island in disputed territory between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu in the South Pacific. Monday 01 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Cumulative Time: 48,884 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zkm_P01QTDUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zkm_P01QTDU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-01-0376.jpgYellowtail corisCoris gaimard (Yellowtail coris) also known as the African Coris in it's female phase at Mathew Island a volcanic Island in disputed territory between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu in the South Pacific. Monday 01 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Cumulative Time: 48,884 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PW8uf2Cerikhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PW8uf2Cerik/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-01-0341.jpgCheckerboard WrasseHalichoeres hortulanus (Checkerboard Wrasse) juvenile at Mathew Island a volcanic Island in disputed territory between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu in the South Pacific. Monday 01 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ViNHXtL0Fqchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ViNHXtL0Fqc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-01-0279.jpgClown CorisCoris aygula (Clown Coris) transitional between the juvenile/female phase at Mathew Island a volcanic Island in disputed territory between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu in the South Pacific. Monday 01 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oyJLmONwbRQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oyJLmONwbRQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-01-0260.jpgBigeye TrevallyCaranx sexfasciatus (Bigeye Trevally) at Mathew Island a volcanic Island in disputed territory between New Caledonia (France) and Vanuatu in the South Pacific. Monday 01 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000idD.KEx66BQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000idD.KEx66BQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-31-0892.jpgScalloped HammerheadSphyrna lewini (Scalloped Hammerhead) at Ellet 'Banc, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JTAWwYdfGGAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JTAWwYdfGGA/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-31-0868.jpgScalloped HammerheadSphyrna lewini (Scalloped Hammerhead) at Ellet 'Banc, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C9XcO7mEClchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C9XcO7mEClc/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-31-0873.jpgScalloped HammerheadSphyrna lewini (Scalloped Hammerhead) at Ellet 'Banc, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q7kXIh.PC34https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q7kXIh.PC34/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-31-0840.jpgScalloped HammerheadSphyrna lewini (Scalloped Hammerhead) and Carcharhinus albimarginatus (Silvertip Shark) at Ellet 'Banc New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k7XYzQyfKgghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k7XYzQyfKgg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-13-0017-Pano.jpgOno-i-LauOno-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Sunday 13 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BUTZ0cUVBp4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BUTZ0cUVBp4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0019.jpgBlack Spotted WrasseMacropharyngodon meleagris (Blackspotted wrasse) at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IpMNU9BVtM8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IpMNU9BVtM8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-13-0011-Pano-1.jpgOno-i-LauOno-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Sunday 13 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hKUNJoR4H3ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hKUNJoR4H3g/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0016.jpgBlack Spotted WrasseMacropharyngodon meleagris (Blackspotted wrasse) at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002BlcbhRNXNkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002BlcbhRNXNk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0168.jpgPink AnemonefishAmphiprion perideraion (Pink Anemonefish) at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xWDQdytddCohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xWDQdytddCo/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0166.jpgFourmanoir’s BlennyEcsenius fourmanoiri (Fourmanoir’s Blenny) also known as the Blackstriped combtooth blenny at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W.A3X0.sCZMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W.A3X0.sCZM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0086.jpgSmallscale DartfishPtereleotris microlepis (Smallscale Dartfish) also known as Blue gudgeon at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n_bcLCChhUwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n_bcLCChhUw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0070.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) t Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tyAnXm14Uc4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tyAnXm14Uc4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0072.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark) t Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F5qBNfHWZqchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F5qBNfHWZqc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0059.jpgSpotted Garden EelHeteroconger hassi (Spotted Garden Eel) at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EllvkyCJCbYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EllvkyCJCbY/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0315.jpgPteraeolidia semperPteraeolidia semperi (Nudibranch) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000YHiZm.7JDshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000YHiZm.7JDs/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0307.jpgPteraeolidia semperPteraeolidia semperi (Nudibranch) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005FQgKuu_L30https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005FQgKuu_L30/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0306.jpgPteraeolidia semperPteraeolidia semperi (Nudibranch) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001EpTAwEUg1Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001EpTAwEUg1Q/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0265.jpgGorgonian FanGorgonacea Polyps (Gorgonian Fan) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H_WMx0DYYLchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H_WMx0DYYLc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0166.jpg2017-08-12-0166.tifHalimeda sp. (Coralline Green Algae) at Namuka Island, Fiji during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Saturday 12 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 916 Time: 11:43 Site: Namuka Island, Fiji Dive Buddy: Kina Scollay Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 24.5 degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 436:47 Maximum Depth: 22.8 meters Bottom Time: 92 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 49,305 minutes Cumulative Time: 49,397 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c4Oj5ID1H_Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c4Oj5ID1H_A/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0298.jpgChromodoris lochiChromodoris lochi (nudibranch) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UmIWuV0FkVEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UmIWuV0FkVE/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0124.jpg2017-08-12-0124.tifAlcyonacea (Soft Coral) polyps at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001mW1Bg2jX_ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001mW1Bg2jX_o/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0135.jpgHawk AnthiasSerranocirrhitus latus (Hawk Anthias) also known as the Hawkfish Anthias, Fathead anthias, or sunburst anthiasat Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KqgXEWpTleUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KqgXEWpTleU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0132.jpgHawk AnthiasSerranocirrhitus latus (Hawk Anthias) also known as the Hawkfish Anthias, Fathead anthias, or sunburst anthiasat Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_BbMYMnrDVwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_BbMYMnrDVw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0133.jpgHawk AnthiasSerranocirrhitus latus (Hawk Anthias) also known as the Hawkfish Anthias, Fathead anthias, or sunburst anthiasat Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000It3r3dtYZwAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000It3r3dtYZwA/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0127.jpgTerry's dwarfgobyEviota teresae (Terry's dwarfgoby) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wufs5cLWAL4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wufs5cLWAL4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0127A.jpgTerry's dwarfgobyEviota teresae (Terry's dwarfgoby) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jpCMToL5QXchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jpCMToL5QXc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0093.jpgNamuka-i-LauCoral reef topography at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TSi167P3Htghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TSi167P3Htg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0083.jpgNamuka-i-LauCoral reef topography at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OnemD0oxkBIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OnemD0oxkBI/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0074.jpgNamuka-i-LauCoral reef topography at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TecY0hLE.VQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TecY0hLE.VQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0078.jpgNamuka-i-LauCoral reef topography at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qhZ_1ESwi74https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qhZ_1ESwi74/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0024.jpgNamuka-i-LauUnderwater cameraman Kina Scollay filming on the coral reef at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jvmO2DH_3dwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jvmO2DH_3dw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0017.jpgNamuka-i-LauUnderwater cameraman Kina Scollay filming on the coral reef at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e0c1deK.jF0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e0c1deK.jF0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0009.jpgNamuka-i-LauCoral reef topography at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.eKx2gzE6W8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.eKx2gzE6W8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0244.jpgBaroness ButterflyfishChaetodon baronessa (Baroness Butterflyfish) also known as the Eastern triangular butterflyfish at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 10 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005XlAai4SnTAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005XlAai4SnTA/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0248.jpgClearfin LizardfishSynodus dermatogenys (Clearfin Lizardfish) also known as the Sand lizardfish or Variegated lizardfish at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 10 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QMRlmhMe_Vwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QMRlmhMe_Vw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0234.jpgCoral CrabTrapezia sp. (Coral Crab) at the Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Islands Group of Fiji. Date: Friday 11 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rb8UcYeACdghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rb8UcYeACdg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0232.jpgCoral CrabTrapezia sp. (Coral Crab) at the Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Islands Group of Fiji. Date: Friday 11 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SVL.FSkMTu0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SVL.FSkMTu0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0230.jpgCoral CrabTrapezia sp. (Coral Crab) at the Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Islands Group of Fiji. Date: Friday 11 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008XlSskrv0AIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008XlSskrv0AI/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0229.jpgCoral CrabTrapezia sp. (Coral Crab) at the Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Islands Group of Fiji. Date: Friday 11 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gmX8LN.mpsYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gmX8LN.mpsY/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0170.jpgCommensal ShrimpCuapetes sp. (Commensal Shrimp) at the Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Islands Group of Fiji. Date: Friday 11 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w2EE7XA9_QQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w2EE7XA9_QQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0167.jpgCommensal ShrimpCuapetes sp. (Commensal Shrimp) at the Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Islands Group of Fiji. Date: Friday 11 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Krjzm7SoMcwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Krjzm7SoMcw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0066-Pano-1.jpgNamuka-i-LauNamuka-i-Lau island lagoon in the Lau Islands Group of Fiji. Friday 11 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iaKtYfLAE2Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iaKtYfLAE2Q/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0094-Pano.jpgNamuka-i-LauNamuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Islands Group of Fiji. Date: Friday 11 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lMSSJi74nTghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lMSSJi74nTg/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0018-Pano.jpgNamuka-i-LauNamuka-i-Lau island lagoon in the Lau Islands Group of Fiji. Friday 11 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vMl2pm9fNqohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vMl2pm9fNqo/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0069.jpgSuezichthys arquatus (Rainbowfish)Suezichthys arquatus (Rainbowfish). Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qU.KVPN5g7shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qU.KVPN5g7s/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0099-2.jpg2011-05-16-0099-2.jpgRainbowfish (Suezichthys arquatus) off North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Monday 16 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: .Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters..Bottom Time: 66 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eQtuEKqhchshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eQtuEKqhchs/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-31-0260.jpgScalloped HammerheadSphyrna lewini (Scalloped Hammerhead) at Ellet 'Banc, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MHFrmCQkyywhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MHFrmCQkyyw/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-31-0371.jpgScalloped HammerheadSphyrna lewini (Scalloped Hammerhead) and Carcharhinus albimarginatus (Silvertip Shark) at Ellet 'Banc New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OhsruricOQshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OhsruricOQs/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-31-0261.jpgScalloped HammerheadSphyrna lewini (Scalloped Hammerhead) at Ellet 'Banc, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MwsBNHUU8AAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MwsBNHUU8AA/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0174.jpg2012-04-20-0174.jpgParma alboscapularis (Black angelfish) Juvenile..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 369..Site: Trev?s Rock to El Torito Cave, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,688 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,758 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oqL2yPa4cU0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oqL2yPa4cU0/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-31-0595-1.jpgSilvertip SharkCarcharhinus albimarginatus (Silvertip Shark) at Ellet 'Banc New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GY5XWAty.5shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GY5XWAty.5s/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-31-0716-1.jpgSilvertip SharkCarcharhinus albimarginatus (Silvertip Shark) at Ellet 'Banc New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SyvBwJPdkfwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SyvBwJPdkfw/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-31-0485.jpgSilvertip SharkCarcharhinus albimarginatus (Silvertip Shark) at Ellet 'Banc New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UxYXGnqPoxUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UxYXGnqPoxU/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-31-0073.jpgTiger SharkGaleocerdo cuvier (Tiger Shark) and Carcharhinus albimarginatus (Silvertip Shark) at Ellet 'Banc New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000deS0dABgK3khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000deS0dABgK3k/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0234.jpgOvalspot ButterflyfishChaetodon speculum (Ovalspot Butterflyfish) at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003HZG.gSRKW0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003HZG.gSRKW0/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0196.jpgYellowtail corisCoris gaimard (Yellowtail coris) at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.W0WF1XN0Rghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.W0WF1XN0Rg/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0876.jpgEleven Armed StarfishCoscinasterias calamaria (Eleven Armed Starfish) Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 516 Site: Acheron Passage, Eastern Side, North of Wet Jacket Arm, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:37 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 320:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters Bottom Time: 171 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 62% Bottom Time to Date: 34,929 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,100 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xWdpD9yjfDchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xWdpD9yjfDc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0058.jpgSmallscale DartfishPtereleotris microlepis (Smallscale Dartfish) juvenile also known as Blue gudgeon and Ptereleotris evides (Twotone dartfish) juvenile also known as Blackfin dartfish at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oK3qqrfE0hshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oK3qqrfE0hs/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0051.jpgSmallscale DartfishPtereleotris microlepis (Smallscale Dartfish) juvenile also known as Blue gudgeon at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oKBEHpcSEDMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oKBEHpcSEDM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0055.jpgSmallscale DartfishPtereleotris microlepis (Smallscale Dartfish) juvenile also known as Blue gudgeon and Ptereleotris evides (Twotone dartfish) juvenile also known as Blackfin dartfish at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dC7xkXLaj5Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dC7xkXLaj5U/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0024.jpgBridled BreamScolopsis bilineatus (Bridled Bream) also known as the Two-lined monocle bream at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000073gwFiTee.Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000073gwFiTee.Q/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0022.jpgArc Eye HawkfishParacirrhites arcatus (Arc-Eye Hawkfish) at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004QeHs957sNEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004QeHs957sNE/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0020.jpgBlack Spotted WrasseMacropharyngodon meleagris (Blackspotted wrasse) at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_XXxz3KWvvIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_XXxz3KWvvI/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0019.jpgBlack Spotted WrasseMacropharyngodon meleagris (Blackspotted wrasse) at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R_1kQ.bAtUUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R_1kQ.bAtUU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0019.jpg2017-08-14-0019.tifMacropharyngodon meleagris (Blackspotted wrasse) juvenile during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Monday 14 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 918 Time: 07:50 Site: Ono-i-Lau Island, Fiji Dive Buddy: Kina Scollay Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 23.6 degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 439:14 Maximum Depth: 20.42 meters Bottom Time: 77 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 49,468 minutes Cumulative Time: 49,545 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ugPWPoF20wshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ugPWPoF20ws/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-14-0016.jpgBlack Spotted WrasseMacropharyngodon meleagris (Blackspotted wrasse) at Ono-i-Lau formerly known as Ono-i-Tonga in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Monday 14 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MD5oV0uk298https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MD5oV0uk298/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0236.jpgLyretail HogfishBodianus anthioides (Lyretail Hogfish) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000whWldodHn5Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000whWldodHn5Y/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0228.jpgBlack Spotted WrasseMacropharyngodon meleagris (Blackspotted wrasse) female at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 201https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z6HCzuZPkrchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z6HCzuZPkrc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0214.jpgPentapodus sp.Pentapodus sp. a species of undescribed coral bream at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ls718kiksTwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ls718kiksTw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0211.jpgPentapodus sp.Pentapodus sp. a species of undescribed coral bream at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gvMMuoSizy8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gvMMuoSizy8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0216.jpgPentapodus sp.Pentapodus sp. a species of undescribed coral bream at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000BBdDLG0Dv4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000BBdDLG0Dv4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0234.jpgSostra pygmy gobyTrimma sostra (Sostra pygmy goby) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000beVo.IHFZfwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000beVo.IHFZfw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0233.jpgSostra pygmy gobyTrimma sostra (Sostra pygmy goby) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cxYOn2_Sj7Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cxYOn2_Sj7I/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0194.jpgTerry's dwarfgobyEviota teresae (Terry's dwarfgoby) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dZ0xHiD4Zrshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dZ0xHiD4Zrs/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0188.jpgTerry's dwarfgobyEviota teresae (Terry's dwarfgoby) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d_36tG_UiYwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d_36tG_UiYw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0193.jpgTerry's dwarfgobyEviota teresae (Terry's dwarfgoby) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LCNdnqQK5M0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LCNdnqQK5M0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0189.jpgTerry's dwarfgobyEviota teresae (Terry's dwarfgoby) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kO.5dVsE5UUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kO.5dVsE5UU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0327.jpgOrange Fin AnemonefishAmphiprion chrysopterus (Orange Fin Anemonefish) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_LcNq6.EE6Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_LcNq6.EE6U/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0177.jpgThree-spot DascyllusDascyllus trimaculatus (Three-spot Dascyllus) juvenile at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008P9V_VqGOpEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008P9V_VqGOpE/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0181.jpgOrange Fin AnemonefishAmphiprion chrysopterus (Orange Fin Anemonefish) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZlcX45XooMohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZlcX45XooMo/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0170.jpgOrange Fin AnemonefishAmphiprion chrysopterus (Orange Fin Anemonefish) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000brgKFe5XRKQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000brgKFe5XRKQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0163.jpgSulawesi WrasseOxycheilinus celebicus (Sulawesi Wrasse) juvenile also known as the Celebes wrasse at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B2dgvOpSSiUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B2dgvOpSSiU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0322.jpgSulawesi WrasseOxycheilinus celebicus (Sulawesi Wrasse) juvenile also known as the Celebes wrasse at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LHjEr4ljr3Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LHjEr4ljr3E/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0318.jpgSulawesi WrasseOxycheilinus celebicus (Sulawesi Wrasse) juvenile also known as the Celebes wrasse at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002Etr0A1n0QEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002Etr0A1n0QE/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0054-2.jpg2009-09-19-0054-2.jpgThousands of the wandering seabird the Buller's Shearwater (Puffinis bulleri) arrive at the Poor Knights Island's off the Eastern Coast of New Zealand..Buller's shearwaters breed only on the Poor Knights Islands, a protected, predator free, nature reserve off the eastern coast of Northland..During April to late May, Buller's shearwaters depart for the north Pacific, from Japan to the western coast of North America. Birds return to the Poor Knights in mid-September to court and clean out their burrows. ..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006K8HRK6bMuUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006K8HRK6bMuU/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0581.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001loNV2GluWghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001loNV2GluWg/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0930.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xF54U31jt.ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xF54U31jt.o/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0093.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZeC3.ukuveohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZeC3.ukuveo/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0157.jpgSwarthy ParrotfishScarus niger (Swarthy Parrotfish) juvenile also known as the Dusky parrotfish, and black parrotfish at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RLQGaKIkfi8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RLQGaKIkfi8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0155.jpgNasal dwarfgobyTrimma nasa (Nasal dwarfgoby) also known as the Nasal pygmy goby at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iVkK2EQAc5Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iVkK2EQAc5Y/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0149.jpgNasal dwarfgobyTrimma nasa (Nasal dwarfgoby) also known as the Nasal pygmy goby at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.fE.P6XyNEMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.fE.P6XyNEM/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0152.jpgNasal dwarfgobyTrimma nasa (Nasal dwarfgoby) also known as the Nasal pygmy goby at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iUqcEd8qk6Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iUqcEd8qk6I/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0151.jpgNasal dwarfgobyTrimma nasa (Nasal dwarfgoby) also known as the Nasal pygmy goby at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005koPd5Icse8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005koPd5Icse8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0147.jpgSostra pygmy gobyTrimma sostra (Sostra pygmy goby) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QIGWbF9Y3iUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QIGWbF9Y3iU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0132.jpgHawk AnthiasSerranocirrhitus latus (Hawk Anthias) also known as the Hawkfish Anthias, Fathead anthias, or sunburst anthias at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007.kHVno3qK0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007.kHVno3qK0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0133.jpgHawk AnthiasSerranocirrhitus latus (Hawk Anthias) also known as the Hawkfish Anthias, Fathead anthias, or sunburst anthias at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iRYborYC97Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iRYborYC97E/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0139.jpgFive Line CardinalfishCheilodipterus quinquelineatus (Five Line Cardinalfish) at Namuka Island, Fiji during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Saturday 12 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 916 Time: 11:43 Site: Namuka Island, Fiji Dive Buddy: Kina Scollay Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 24.5 degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 436:47 Maximum Depth: 22.8 meters Bottom Time: 92 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 49,305 minutes Cumulative Time: 49,397 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cPlqTPQnztYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cPlqTPQnztY/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0135.jpgHawk AnthiasSerranocirrhitus latus (Hawk Anthias) also known as the Hawkfish Anthias, Fathead anthias, or sunburst anthias at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iS5Lh4hBAp0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iS5Lh4hBAp0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0144.jpgSostra pygmy gobyTrimma sostra (Sostra pygmy goby) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WY55WQoeXpQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WY55WQoeXpQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0125.jpgSostra pygmy gobyTrimma sostra (Sostra pygmy goby) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uHXjjlekO.Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uHXjjlekO.U/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-12-0145.jpgSostra pygmy gobyTrimma sostra (Sostra pygmy goby) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Saturday 12 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yq9tmxmbuTYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yq9tmxmbuTY/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0248.jpgClearfin LizardfishSynodus dermatogenys (Clearfin Lizardfish) also known as the Sand lizardfish or Variegated lizardfish at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 10 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QBeC7dZFksUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QBeC7dZFksU/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0239.jpgSpotted BoxfishOstracion meleagris (Spotted Boxfish) also known as the White-spotted boxfish at the Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Islands Group of Fiji. Friday 11 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mwWNj6KLkZ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mwWNj6KLkZ0/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0219.jpgFive-lined CardinalfishCheilodipterus quinquelineatus (Five Line Cardinalfish) at Namuka Island Lagoon, Fiji during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Friday 10 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 914 Time: 16:00 am Site: Namuka Island Lagoon, Fiji Dive Buddy: Severine Hannam. Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 24 degrees Maximum Depth: 07 meters Bottom Time: 80minutes Bottom Time to Date: 49,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 49,235 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DinA8.WiG00https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DinA8.WiG00/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0215.jpgModel TobyCanthigaster valentini (Model Toby) also known as Valentin's sharpnose puffer, saddled puffer or black saddled toby at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 10 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nWa_XefGpl4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nWa_XefGpl4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0218.jpgModel TobyCanthigaster valentini (Model Toby) also known as Valentin's sharpnose puffer, saddled puffer or black saddled toby at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 10 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hEnR9c3qvsQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hEnR9c3qvsQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0214.jpgModel TobyCanthigaster valentini (Model Toby) also known as Valentin's sharpnose puffer, saddled puffer or black saddled toby at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 10 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008uEi8fKVzCkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008uEi8fKVzCk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0194.jpgFiji BlennyEcsenius fijiensis (Fiji Blenny) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 10 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OXw.LsISHb4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OXw.LsISHb4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0150.jpgCapricorn lizardfishSynodus capricornis (Capricorn lizardfish) at the Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 10 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000seg_v3ZMdpkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000seg_v3ZMdpk/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0159.jpgThreespot WrasseHalichoeres trimaculatus (Threespot Wrasse) female at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 10 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CkG2QaXic0Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CkG2QaXic0Y/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0139.jpgThreespot WrasseHalichoeres trimaculatus (Threespot Wrasse) female at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 10 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DcQx.jNX7U4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DcQx.jNX7U4/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0142.jpgThreespot WrasseHalichoeres trimaculatus (Threespot Wrasse) female at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 10 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Pn8HJOuZuSYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Pn8HJOuZuSY/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0144.jpgThreespot WrasseHalichoeres trimaculatus (Threespot Wrasse) female at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 10 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TO8TFgq4LAIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TO8TFgq4LAI/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0124.jpgThreespot WrasseHalichoeres trimaculatus (Threespot Wrasse) female at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 10 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G7OMa_92MQ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G7OMa_92MQ8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0135.jpgThreespot WrasseHalichoeres trimaculatus (Threespot Wrasse) female at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 10 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RwZx4tjF2a8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RwZx4tjF2a8/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0126.jpgThreespot WrasseHalichoeres trimaculatus (Threespot Wrasse) female at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 10 August 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZyXh8jg34Nwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZyXh8jg34Nw/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-11-0134.jpgGold-Specked ShrimpgobyCtenogobiops pomastictus (Gold-Specked Shrimpgoby) at Namuka-i-Lau Island lagoon in the Lau Island Group of Fiji. Friday 10 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 914 Time: 16:00 am Site: Namuka Island Lagoon, Fiji Dive Buddy: Severine Hannam. Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 24 degrees Maximum Depth: 07 meters Bottom Time: 80minutes Bottom Time to Date: 49,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 49,235 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AH.H_omIW9ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AH.H_omIW9o/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-06-0539.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. April 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000leEEV.b9J6Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000leEEV.b9J6Q/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-06-0511.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore Northern New Zealand. April 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VBDaLsy5Y_Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VBDaLsy5Y_E/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-06-0228.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore Northern New Zealand. April 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T2YFHwefYkkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T2YFHwefYkk/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-06-0230.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore Northern New Zealand. April 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TdSXGmbpvm8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TdSXGmbpvm8/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-06-0229.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore Northern New Zealand. April 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nNlhty4icQohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nNlhty4icQo/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-06-0227-1.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore Northern New Zealand. April 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KPJLSLpxI3Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KPJLSLpxI3U/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-06-0125.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore Northern New Zealand. April 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007lXdKSs7_3ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007lXdKSs7_3g/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-06-0124-1.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore Northern New Zealand. April 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qQwpQ6eJ3wIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qQwpQ6eJ3wI/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-06-0110.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore Northern New Zealand. April 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003JxgBHtz.0Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003JxgBHtz.0U/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-06-0117.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore Northern New Zealand. April 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VLfzpp.ei0Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VLfzpp.ei0A/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-06-0059.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore Northern New Zealand. April 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.s61naHst8Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.s61naHst8A/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-06-0057.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore Northern New Zealand. April 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002INCApDjdy0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002INCApDjdy0/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-06-0060.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore Northern New Zealand. April 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TnI5waIPQ24https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TnI5waIPQ24/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-30-0481.jpgBottlenose dolphinsTursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) ride the bow of a logging ship, offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002wNnJZvvia0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002wNnJZvvia0/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-30-0329.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002pZKUkFSSxghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002pZKUkFSSxg/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-30-0327.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TVQO3WNDcrwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TVQO3WNDcrw/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-30-0267.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pH3bpIC1o5shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pH3bpIC1o5s/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-30-0261.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l4c6Bg07xj4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l4c6Bg07xj4/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-30-0252.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) followed by Procellaria parkinsoni (Black petrels) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tjilFUkP5uEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tjilFUkP5uE/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-30-0197.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008LEOHwgLVnohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008LEOHwgLVno/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-30-0195.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AUeggX15DUQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AUeggX15DUQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-588.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Uw5C_8GdLuohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Uw5C_8GdLuo/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-565.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MOjo9oa9LJwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MOjo9oa9LJw/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-412.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N9LwOIhsPkUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N9LwOIhsPkU/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-587.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LxC9ib9uYm8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LxC9ib9uYm8/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-266.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) followed by Procellaria parkinsoni (Black petrels) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gtZOyZi2ryAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gtZOyZi2ryA/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-22-0450.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) rides the bow of a Maersk container ship, offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kMgFhK.cMY4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kMgFhK.cMY4/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-309.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002uvl1A57LvUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002uvl1A57LvU/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-22-0071.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002jtL4YDy3eUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002jtL4YDy3eU/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-22-0061.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gr3PoAlv5Mshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gr3PoAlv5Ms/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-22-0027.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d0rhYch67eUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d0rhYch67eU/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-06-0539.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. April 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n8PXwYWmPr0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n8PXwYWmPr0/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0231.jpgYellowtail corisCoris gaimard (Yellowtail coris) at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mNIZ6nPnDBEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mNIZ6nPnDBE/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0216.jpgYellowtail corisCoris gaimard (Yellowtail coris) at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003nHMmbQXLg0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003nHMmbQXLg0/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0215.jpgYellowtail corisCoris gaimard (Yellowtail coris) at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NKG1kKFbQSkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NKG1kKFbQSk/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0187.jpgYellowtail corisCoris gaimard (Yellowtail coris) at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_IIW8qBnAuYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_IIW8qBnAuY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0127.jpg2015-01-23-0127.jpgCoris gaimard (Yellowtail coris) female. New record for New Zealand. Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qsMBzIIxz6Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qsMBzIIxz6A/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0213.jpgYellowtail corisCoris gaimard (Yellowtail coris) at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UG4AKz6sc.whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UG4AKz6sc.w/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0839.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VENAngCtbdIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VENAngCtbdI/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0157.jpgAgile ChromisChromis agilis (Agile Chromis) at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tWW1YoLZmuUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tWW1YoLZmuU/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0151.jpgSouth Seas DevilChrysiptera taupou (South Seas Devil) at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hzS41NfFa7Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hzS41NfFa7A/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0146.jpgTwospot SandgobyCoryphopterus duospilus (Twospot Sandgoby) at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FNsCs_I5prUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FNsCs_I5prU/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0142.jpgClearfin LizardfishSynodus dermatogenys (Clearfin Lizardfish) Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cNqNFQDvB8Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cNqNFQDvB8I/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0131.jpgBlackspotted wrasseMacropharyngodon meleagris (Blackspotted Wrasse) Juvenile at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PbdFdrCvhIkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PbdFdrCvhIk/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0111.jpgBlackspotted wrasseMacropharyngodon meleagris (Blackspotted Wrasse) Juvenile at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZOk7kBcjKRohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZOk7kBcjKRo/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0130.jpgBlackspotted wrasseMacropharyngodon meleagris (Blackspotted Wrasse) Juvenile at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S6oetujIvaEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S6oetujIvaE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0202.jpgBlack Spotted WrasseMacropharyngodon meleagris (Black Spotted Wrasse) New record for New Zealand. Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CxAQAT.ZgI4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CxAQAT.ZgI4/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0096.jpgScalefin AnthiasPseudanthias squamipinnis (Scalefin Anthias) during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Sunday 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 903 Time: 09:17 am Site: Northside Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Dive Buddy: Irene Middleton, Severine Hannam. Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 23 degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 426:31 Maximum Depth: 27.3 meters Bottom Time: 71 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 48,580 minutes Cumulative Time: 48,651 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Es5oQEFBdUQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Es5oQEFBdUQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0095.jpgScalefin AnthiasPseudanthias squamipinnis (Scalefin Anthias) during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Sunday 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 903 Time: 09:17 am Site: Northside Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Dive Buddy: Irene Middleton, Severine Hannam. Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 23 degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 426:31 Maximum Depth: 27.3 meters Bottom Time: 71 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 48,580 minutes Cumulative Time: 48,651 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000di8iOpv0Bswhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000di8iOpv0Bsw/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0096-1.jpgScalefin AnthiasPseudanthias squamipinnis (Scalefin Anthias) during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Sunday 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 903 Time: 09:17 am Site: Northside Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Dive Buddy: Irene Middleton, Severine Hannam. Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 23 degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 426:31 Maximum Depth: 27.3 meters Bottom Time: 71 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 48,580 minutes Cumulative Time: 48,651 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_UOs6FBw7DEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_UOs6FBw7DE/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0086.jpgStriped CardinalfishOstorhinchus angustatus (Striped Cardinalfish) at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WDHMJmPpeeQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WDHMJmPpeeQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0083.jpgLongfin BannerfishHeniochus acuminatus (Longfin Bannerfish) during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Sunday 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 903 Time: 09:17 am Site: Northside Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Dive Buddy: Irene Middleton, Severine Hannam. Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 23 degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 426:31 Maximum Depth: 27.3 meters Bottom Time: 71 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 48,580 minutes Cumulative Time: 48,651 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i_QRnHbsR6Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i_QRnHbsR6A/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0078.jpgSpotted SoapfishPogonoperca punctata (Spotted Soapfish) at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hKuI060VlYwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hKuI060VlYw/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0079.jpgSpotted SoapfishPogonoperca punctata (Spotted Soapfish) at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003MSa5Vf2DJEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003MSa5Vf2DJE/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0081.jpgSpotted SoapfishPogonoperca punctata (Spotted Soapfish) at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009NDUnv86QT4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009NDUnv86QT4/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0065.jpgRedspotted sandperchParapercis schauinslandi (Redspotted sandperch) at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006MAFSc3UHtchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006MAFSc3UHtc/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0062.jpgRedspotted sandperchParapercis schauinslandi (Redspotted sandperch) at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Us6IqTFZViohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Us6IqTFZVio/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0049.jpgDwarf HawkfishCirrhitichthys falco (Dwarf Hawkfish) at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Sunday 30 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qG.W1b6HHMkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qG.W1b6HHMk/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-29-0493.jpgBird WrasseGomphosus varius (Bird Wrasse) juvenile at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. 29 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GNFaC7bHHJchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GNFaC7bHHJc/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-29-0484.jpgOrnate WrasseHalichoeres ornatissimus (Ornate Wrasse) female at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Saturday 29 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004gKHFRxggbshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004gKHFRxggbs/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-29-0479.jpgHighfin ParrotfishScarus longipinnis (Highfin Parrotfish) terminal phase male, Walpole Island, New Caledonia. 29 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ixGefVvbgu0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ixGefVvbgu0/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-29-0461.jpgWhitetip Reef SharkTriaenodon obesus (Whitetip Reef Shark). 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Saturday 29 July, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 901 Time: 08:00 am Site: Northside Walpole Island, New Caledonia. Dive Buddy: Irene Middleton, Severine Hannam. Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 23 degrees Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time on Unit: 425:21 Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters Bottom Time: 50 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 48,470 minutes Cumulative Time: 48,520 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PYCA65F1PPYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PYCA65F1PPY/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-29-0425-Pano-1.jpgWalpole IslandWalpole Island, New Caledonia. 29 July 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000POEbJm94KJkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000POEbJm94KJk/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-28-0097.jpg2017-07-28-0097.tifWalpole Island, New Caledonia during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Friday 28 July 28, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DmL98yOkTZchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DmL98yOkTZc/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0029.jpgHumpback WhaleMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) and calf at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. 29 July 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004hrZarDWZNghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004hrZarDWZNg/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-29-0446.jpgHumpback WhaleMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) and calf at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. 29 July 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vDvSeRzTylghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vDvSeRzTylg/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-30-0020.jpgHumpback WhaleMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) and calf at Walpole Island, New Caledonia. 29 July 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r79NVJkDUwMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r79NVJkDUwM/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-28-0075.jpgUnicornfishNaso caesius (Grey Unicornfish) and Naso hexacanthus (Sleek Unicorn fish) school at Banc ‘Lorne, New Caledonia. Friday 28 July 28, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ElNVm5fUxQIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ElNVm5fUxQI/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-28-0073.jpgUnicornfishNaso caesius (Grey Unicornfish) and Naso hexacanthus (Sleek Unicorn fish) school at Banc ‘Lorne, New Caledonia. Friday 28 July 28, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004rKoH.8WeD8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004rKoH.8WeD8/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-28-0074.jpgUnicornfishNaso caesius (Grey Unicornfish) and Naso hexacanthus (Sleek Unicorn fish) school at Banc ‘Lorne, New Caledonia. Friday 28 July 28, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UN5GfkZuVqghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UN5GfkZuVqg/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-28-0076.jpgGreater AmberjackSeriola dumerili (Greater Amberjack) at Banc ‘Lorne, New Caledonia during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Friday 28 July 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gvr_D63uRE4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gvr_D63uRE4/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-28-0072.jpgGreater AmberjackSeriola dumerili (Greater Amberjack) at Banc ‘Lorne, New Caledonia during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Friday 28 July 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V37gYc_YLDIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V37gYc_YLDI/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-28-0070.jpgGreater AmberjackSeriola dumerili (Greater Amberjack) at Banc ‘Lorne, New Caledonia during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Friday 28 July 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b45SVOhYpLIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b45SVOhYpLI/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-28-0069.jpgGreater AmberjackSeriola dumerili (Greater Amberjack) at Banc ‘Lorne, New Caledonia during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Friday 28 July 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PEL4qkAtuR8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PEL4qkAtuR8/fit=1000x1000/2017-07-28-0071.jpgGreater AmberjackSeriola dumerili (Greater Amberjack) at Banc ‘Lorne, New Caledonia during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Friday 28 July 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NstOF9h7A.Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NstOF9h7A.U/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-30-0335.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003RsZGvqgC68https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003RsZGvqgC68/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-30-0156.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) followed by Procellaria parkinsoni (Black petrels) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.4tOcfPv92ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.4tOcfPv92g/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-30-0221.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wU._8mSMGZwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wU._8mSMGZw/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-30-0030.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xUxOngxiI2Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xUxOngxiI2I/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-681.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yADTYt0g.v4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yADTYt0g.v4/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-687.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t5pWiAj5bQwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t5pWiAj5bQw/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-631.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ujQU7bjjPaAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ujQU7bjjPaA/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-677.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fslSLbP8mc4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fslSLbP8mc4/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-647.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) and Procellaria parkinsoni (Black petrels) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iXR_XEishIIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iXR_XEishII/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-622.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vf4NZbZGLoQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vf4NZbZGLoQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-614.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AFaTJ7Wrabwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AFaTJ7Wrabw/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-508.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fADnGreQXHEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fADnGreQXHE/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-507.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006CP1XIjx1t8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006CP1XIjx1t8/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-496.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rgzU0Gvm38whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rgzU0Gvm38w/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-495.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iiqYTrGAUIchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iiqYTrGAUIc/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-485.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BSFk_cijvEohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BSFk_cijvEo/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-490.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UrfemF8YdDshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UrfemF8YdDs/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-418.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) followed by Procellaria parkinsoni (Black petrels) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kgDC670fk54https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kgDC670fk54/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-436.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) followed by Procellaria parkinsoni (Black petrels) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006LiybNTqduIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006LiybNTqduI/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-388.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IPKGH4_7Bhwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IPKGH4_7Bhw/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-402.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) followed by Procellaria parkinsoni (Black petrels) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qr.wTs.u.HQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qr.wTs.u.HQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0646.jpgBlack CoralAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FOv7T1ssGlshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FOv7T1ssGls/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-12-0213-1.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bTHdfcpO8PMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bTHdfcpO8PM/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0240.jpg2010-04-21-0240.jpgLeucothea sp. (Centophore) silhouetted at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 247.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 22.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 50:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 39.3 meters..Bottom Time: 67 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,756 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,823 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_HSGsZEak_whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_HSGsZEak_w/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1359.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H4R523tfYvMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H4R523tfYvM/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1321.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KcRpR2pevD4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KcRpR2pevD4/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1294.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004jKOzsrQ6gIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004jKOzsrQ6gI/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1214.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EToSLPytlsIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EToSLPytlsI/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1074.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000039crxvEhaEQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000039crxvEhaEQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0092.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qKQp8ZeVqLUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qKQp8ZeVqLU/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0070.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qWF_sAYf.DEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qWF_sAYf.DE/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-12-0076-2.jpg2009-02-12-0076-2.jpgMoko a Bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) an icon of the small community at Mahia Peninsula New Zealand where she has been adopted and calls home since Easter 2007..Thursday 12 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000umsv7WkstG4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000umsv7WkstG4/fit=1000x1000/2008-02-02-0026.jpg2008-02-02-0026.jpgSunday 27 January 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 53 : The HMNZS Canterbury at Deepwater Cove Northland with Dive HQ Paihia..Max Depth 30m. Average Depth 18.6.Bottom Time 44min. Bottom Time to Date 2014min Cumulative Time 2058min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B2jNI9vD9cQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B2jNI9vD9cQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-2305.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nvZ0GlD_rK4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nvZ0GlD_rK4/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-2239.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.XUibLE3AIwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.XUibLE3AIw/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-0376-1.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SIMNHI3oia4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SIMNHI3oia4/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-0393.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001RNB8FNdDcAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001RNB8FNdDcA/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-0396-1.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rpbnY.hzZKghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rpbnY.hzZKg/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-0087.jpgLong Finned Pilot WhaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P8wlIf1jhGYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P8wlIf1jhGY/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-2207.jpgBottlenose dolphinPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004rBhdXOgXvkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004rBhdXOgXvk/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-2099.jpgBottlenose dolphinPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CMjG7cKdQkkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CMjG7cKdQkk/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-2115.jpgBottlenose dolphinPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BBado713Gekhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BBado713Gek/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-2068.jpgBottlenose dolphinPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000suqb4vU0Y.whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000suqb4vU0Y.w/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-1996.jpgBottlenose dolphinPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000pLkTKissSIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000pLkTKissSI/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-2092.jpgBottlenose dolphinPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IrX.jnY4GFYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IrX.jnY4GFY/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-1910-1.jpgBump Head SunfishMola alexandrini (Bump-head sunfish) with Naucrates ductor (Pilotfish) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Friday 26 January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000GqBdwrp1Mchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000GqBdwrp1Mc/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-1908.jpgBump Head SunfishMola alexandrini (Bump-head sunfish) with Naucrates ductor (Pilotfish) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Friday 26 January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006PcewU.EUrohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006PcewU.EUro/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-1906.jpgBump Head SunfishMola alexandrini (Bump-head sunfish) with Naucrates ductor (Pilotfish) offshore, Northern New Zealand. Friday 26 January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zpuYCNJs0AMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zpuYCNJs0AM/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-0551.jpgShort Tailed StingrayDasyatis brevicaudata (Short-tailed Stingray) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Tuesday 23 January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vsqudUVfIHMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vsqudUVfIHM/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-0550.jpgShort Tailed StingrayDasyatis brevicaudata (Short-tailed Stingray) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Tuesday 23 January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_qMDQWpRlpUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_qMDQWpRlpU/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-0548.jpgShort Tailed StingrayDasyatis brevicaudata (Short-tailed Stingray) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Tuesday 23 January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mSGk6X27YJQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mSGk6X27YJQ/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-0543.jpgShort Tailed StingrayDasyatis brevicaudata (Short-tailed Stingray) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Tuesday 23 January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005cZ.Gzy.awIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005cZ.Gzy.awI/fit=1000x1000/2018-01-26-0549.jpgShort Tailed StingrayDasyatis brevicaudata (Short-tailed Stingray) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Tuesday 23 January 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ISCeCv1urd8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ISCeCv1urd8/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0119.jpgLong-tailed StingrayDasyatis thetidis (Long-tailed Stingray). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 478 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:32 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 284:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 39.6 meters Bottom Time: 106 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 58% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 32,106 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,212 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YP0EUxq1QRYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YP0EUxq1QRY/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-03-0050.jpgYellow black triplefinForsterygion flavonigrum (Yellow-black triplefin). Thursday 03 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 512 Site: Nine Fathoms Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Temperature: 14.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 311:46 hh:mm Time: 14:49 Maximum Depth: 41.3 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 34,434 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,554 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vgl3SIjuLZchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vgl3SIjuLZc/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0318.jpgRed CoralForsterygion flavonigrum (Yellow-black triplefin) sits upon the red coral Errina novazelandiae. Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qN0qXoEJg3Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qN0qXoEJg3Q/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0299.jpg2008-05-29-0299.jpgOblique-swimming triplefin (Obliquichthys maryannae) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 82 : Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 23.2 m. Average Depth 11.9 m.Bottom Time 58 min. Bottom Time to Date 3479 min Cumulative Time 3537 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006A2cUUBjiGMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006A2cUUBjiGM/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0008-2.jpg2009-11-15-0008-2.jpgYellow-black triplefin (Forsterygion flavonigrum) on the yellow Encrusting Sponge (Cilona celata) at the Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hl_UYe.k1LUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hl_UYe.k1LU/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0163.jpg2011-09-03-0163.jpgForsterygion flavonigrum (Yellow-black triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 377.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 164:20 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 36.3 meters..Bottom Time: 84 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,242 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,326 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vZSUQJ0CUSkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vZSUQJ0CUSk/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-22-0012.jpg2010-04-22-0012.jpgYellow-black triplefin (Forsterygion flavonigrum) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Thursday 22 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 251.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Tie Dye Arch, The Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 16.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 54:31 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 19.9 meters..Bottom Time: 71 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,015 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,086 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nT3SGbZa6pMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nT3SGbZa6pM/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0165.jpg2011-09-03-0165.jpgForsterygion flavonigrum (Yellow-black triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 377.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 164:20 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 36.3 meters..Bottom Time: 84 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,242 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,326 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XDa1Y.t2fXIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XDa1Y.t2fXI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0405.jpgPlumose anemoneMimetridium cryptum (Plumose anemone). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ujRWGCLlxrchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ujRWGCLlxrc/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0306.jpgPied stiltHimantopus himantopus (Pied stilt) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oftplCgyDeghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oftplCgyDeg/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0308.jpgPied stiltHimantopus himantopus (Pied stilt) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Yaoa.VN04w0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Yaoa.VN04w0/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0320.jpgWrybillAnarhynchus frontalis (Wrybill) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008_m7gwARuhghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008_m7gwARuhg/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0311.jpgWrybillAnarhynchus frontalis (Wrybill) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QNo8nFBYUV0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QNo8nFBYUV0/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0294.jpgWrybillAnarhynchus frontalis (Wrybill) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rdYAgqtMeGEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rdYAgqtMeGE/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0256.jpgSouth Island pied oystercatcherHaematopus finschi (South Island pied oystercatcher) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000apYDOlB4UdEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000apYDOlB4UdE/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0258.jpgSouth Island pied oystercatcherHaematopus finschi (South Island pied oystercatcher) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kJMZF3_W7akhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kJMZF3_W7ak/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0269.jpgBar tailed godwitLimosa lapponica (Bar tailed godwit) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PJbIuhslnnohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PJbIuhslnno/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0264.jpgBar tailed godwitLimosa lapponica (Bar tailed godwit) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TvOibIdmevshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TvOibIdmevs/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0252.jpgBar tailed godwitLimosa lapponica (Bar tailed godwit) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iMuFOEcr47Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iMuFOEcr47Q/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0261.jpgBar tailed godwitLimosa lapponica (Bar tailed godwit) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ARS_b8ysKbEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ARS_b8ysKbE/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0263.jpgBar tailed godwitLimosa lapponica (Bar tailed godwit) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qulLZ_7stvkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qulLZ_7stvk/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0247.jpgBar tailed godwitLimosa lapponica (Bar tailed godwit) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.WqYTPrznQwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.WqYTPrznQw/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0242.jpgBar tailed godwitLimosa lapponica (Bar tailed godwit) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qok2HSAMTUAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qok2HSAMTUA/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0241-1.jpgBar tailed godwitLimosa lapponica (Bar tailed godwit) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BF6hPXK7jlMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BF6hPXK7jlM/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0241.jpgBar tailed godwitLimosa lapponica (Bar tailed godwit) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AKTIwWRiut8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AKTIwWRiut8/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0240.jpgBar tailed godwitLimosa lapponica (Bar tailed godwit) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ip_.SgtYqS4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ip_.SgtYqS4/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0239.jpgBar tailed godwitLimosa lapponica (Bar tailed godwit) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004O7ysF3PnZshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004O7ysF3PnZs/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0228.jpgBar tailed godwitLimosa lapponica (Bar tailed godwit) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000axlTYdYwX28https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000axlTYdYwX28/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0217.jpgBar tailed godwitLimosa lapponica (Bar tailed godwit) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YL.pn6A0EQkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YL.pn6A0EQk/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0225.jpgBar tailed godwitLimosa lapponica (Bar tailed godwit) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z1_aOHCnYu0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z1_aOHCnYu0/fit=1000x1000/2018-02-28-0222.jpgBar tailed godwitLimosa lapponica (Bar tailed godwit) at Miranda New Zealand. February 2018. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YNSfiO5kRVshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YNSfiO5kRVs/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0543.jpgBar tailed godwitLimosa lapponica (Bar tailed godwit) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rPLgtaXxzhMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rPLgtaXxzhM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0019-2.jpg2011-05-20-0019-2.JPGKermadec Scalyfin (Parma kermadecensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 351 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lEBHS07lArEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lEBHS07lArE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0137.jpg2011-05-15-0137.JPGStriped boarfish (Evistias acutirostris) rare and normally found in pairs or small groups this large aggregation of 38 individuals is truly a remarkable sight and certainly the same group Malcolm Francis recorded in 1990. Pictured off the southern point,on the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000StqnwOjR4jQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000StqnwOjR4jQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0179-3.jpgGold-ribbon GrouperGold-ribbon Grouper (Aulacocephalus temmincki) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011.Dive Number: 350.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RFH1EEanPSQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RFH1EEanPSQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0291.jpgStriped boarfishEvistias acutirostris (Striped boarfish). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 758 Site: Milne Islets, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,250 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001SaElzrCQRYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001SaElzrCQRY/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0011.jpgWhite Sea UrchinPseudechinus huttoni (White Sea Urchin). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000ChaPhaBo7Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000ChaPhaBo7I/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-380.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009KBt11zFvJkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009KBt11zFvJk/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-361.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) followed by Procellaria parkinsoni (Black petrels) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cJV0TGH1iYohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cJV0TGH1iYo/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-363.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) followed by Procellaria parkinsoni (Black petrels) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rhiN6kmmVkQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rhiN6kmmVkQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-336.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tEayJjIivC4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tEayJjIivC4/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-291.jpgPseudorcaPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xXCij1MyY5khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xXCij1MyY5k/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-271.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FqUGtMCLvtghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FqUGtMCLvtg/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-270.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.rz9rJKauqohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.rz9rJKauqo/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-223.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005.CCU9HiVY0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005.CCU9HiVY0/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-227.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cY.G62PPrVkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cY.G62PPrVk/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-235.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ftA_VkQnPRUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ftA_VkQnPRU/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-188.jpgPseudorcaPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S5.scxPgraghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S5.scxPgrag/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-187.jpgPseudorcaPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) followed by Procellaria parkinsoni (Black petrels) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002vzslVf81Ichttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002vzslVf81Ic/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-184.jpgPseudorcaPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) followed by Procellaria parkinsoni (Black petrels) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000avI5kF69vt4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000avI5kF69vt4/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-150.jpgPseudorcaPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) followed by Procellaria parkinsoni (Black petrels) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oNIrq9s_Mfchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oNIrq9s_Mfc/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-167.jpgPseudorcaPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) followed by Procellaria parkinsoni (Black petrels) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q7IjL3LrT0chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q7IjL3LrT0c/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-149.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) followed by Procellaria parkinsoni (Black petrels) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iWwKTFpuPX0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iWwKTFpuPX0/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-145.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XGVa3XM9ff4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XGVa3XM9ff4/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-128.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Fz3cBiLOOs4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Fz3cBiLOOs4/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-122.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) followed by Procellaria parkinsoni (Black petrels) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ytqTYVBkxPkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ytqTYVBkxPk/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-104.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000aOj5KIDE2khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000aOj5KIDE2k/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-102.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qfjNJ8H4Fjchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qfjNJ8H4Fjc/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-118.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) followed by Procellaria parkinsoni (Black petrels) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000007ms6Q._MMMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000007ms6Q._MMM/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-101-1.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NFcH74ACFA8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NFcH74ACFA8/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-26-039.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iVK32Q554vohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iVK32Q554vo/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-22-0865.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Zr87_gDgRfQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Zr87_gDgRfQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-22-0652.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RGXmdcJSEYYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RGXmdcJSEYY/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-22-0621.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iNrse1dVsPkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iNrse1dVsPk/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-22-0510.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MzueYh9Btzshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MzueYh9Btzs/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-22-0508.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uUmc.Pnro7shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uUmc.Pnro7s/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-22-0375.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ki_xeEwvLywhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ki_xeEwvLyw/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-22-0505.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w_gDCNJWzPohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w_gDCNJWzPo/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-22-0015.jpgFalse Killer WhalesPseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whale) offshore Northern New Zealand. March 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dlnUDiwp0TQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dlnUDiwp0TQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-30-0438.jpgBlack PetrelProcellaria parkinsoni (Black petrels) fight over food scraps left behind from Pseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tioB1VqU6Dohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tioB1VqU6Do/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-30-0378.jpgBlack PetrelProcellaria parkinsoni (Black petrels) fight over food scraps left behind from Pseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jUOqmBnU0cshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jUOqmBnU0cs/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-30-0390.jpgBlack PetrelsProcellaria parkinsoni (Black petrels) fight over food scraps left behind from Pseudorca crassidens (False Killer Whales) offshore, Northern New Zealand. March 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LbxHmCwqcPIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LbxHmCwqcPI/fit=1000x1000/2017-04-26-0025-Pano7-2.jpgPoor Knights IslandsPoor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BhYHYaGSQ8Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BhYHYaGSQ8U/fit=1000x1000/2017-04-26-0024-Pano4-1.jpgPoor Knights IslandsPoor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wa94D17RRgwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wa94D17RRgw/fit=1000x1000/2017-04-26-0024-Pano2-1.jpgPoor Knights IslandsPoor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ABpRtw.F1Cwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ABpRtw.F1Cw/fit=1000x1000/2017-04-26-0025-Pano7.jpgPoor Knights IslandsPoor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, Northland, New Zealand. April 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000093POwuheoVohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000093POwuheoVo/fit=1000x1000/2017-11-21-0130-Pano-1b-2.jpgMokohinausMokohinau Islands, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fSNo0XcwIfIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fSNo0XcwIfI/fit=1000x1000/2017-11-21-0130-Pano.jpgMokohinausMokohinau Islands, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aqFwlLpXlqMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aqFwlLpXlqM/fit=1000x1000/2017-11-21-0130-Pano-1b.jpgMokohinausMokohinau Islands, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001IR.APnRyxMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001IR.APnRyxM/fit=1000x1000/2017-11-21-0079-Pano-1.jpgMokohinausMokohinau Islands, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cxCCHXrw81Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cxCCHXrw81E/fit=1000x1000/2017-11-21-0055-Pano-1.jpgMokohinausMokohinau Islands, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LSa8TiOiRPEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LSa8TiOiRPE/fit=1000x1000/2017-11-21-0017.jpgBradshaw CoveBradshaw Cove, Port Abercrombie on Kaikoura Island at Aotea (Great Barrier Island) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HnTabuBnp3Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HnTabuBnp3M/fit=1000x1000/2017-11-21-0018.jpgBradshaw CoveBradshaw Cove, looking across Port Abercrombie to Aotea (Great Barrier Island) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jCT.LeTAubUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jCT.LeTAubU/fit=1000x1000/2017-11-21-0050.jpg2017-11-21-0050.tifNZGEOVR Outer Hauraki Gulf. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000muC7V8XvprAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000muC7V8XvprA/fit=1000x1000/2017-11-21-0033.jpgTrevallyPseudocaranx georgianus (Trevally) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OvePkItIb8ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OvePkItIb8g/fit=1000x1000/2017-11-21-0033-1.jpgTrevallyPseudocaranx georgianus (Trevally) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pbzdXRupcxkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pbzdXRupcxk/fit=1000x1000/2017-11-21-0026.jpgTrevallyPseudocaranx georgianus (Trevally) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y_Q1eryiX8Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y_Q1eryiX8I/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-13-0469.jpgWhite fronted ternSterna striata (White-fronted tern) Otago, New Zealand. October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Powo5HFMCPohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Powo5HFMCPo/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-13-0464.jpgWhite fronted ternSterna striata (White-fronted tern) Otago, New Zealand. October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FuIko_ZZojEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FuIko_ZZojE/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-13-0450.jpgWhite fronted ternSterna striata (White-fronted tern) Otago, New Zealand. October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006uGAOCOh2cAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006uGAOCOh2cA/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-13-0455.jpgWhite fronted ternSterna striata (White-fronted tern) Otago, New Zealand. October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004KdmUBIXYCohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004KdmUBIXYCo/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-13-0453.jpgWhite fronted ternSterna striata (White-fronted tern) Otago, New Zealand. October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WRqx0Pwq3HMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WRqx0Pwq3HM/fit=1000x1000/2017-10-22-0013.jpg2017-10-22-0013.tifSterna striata (White-fronted tern) sits on a lost mussel buoy in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NgxVJVoCtkAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NgxVJVoCtkA/fit=1000x1000/2017-10-22-0008.jpg2017-10-22-0008.tifSterna striata (White-fronted tern) sits on a lost mussel buoy in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. November 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UDeNo0T0dOchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UDeNo0T0dOc/fit=1000x1000/Hollie-Smith.jpgHollie SmithHollie Smith, soul singer. September 2005. Photograph Richard Robinson. 2005 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fqH4_Vo39QYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fqH4_Vo39QY/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-13-0187.jpg2011-04-13-0187.JPGLarge purple Gorgonian Fan at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Wednesday 13 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 330 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Southern Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 151:11 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.3 meters. Bottom Time: 67 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,772 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,839 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LL5SH1yqLRshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LL5SH1yqLRs/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0083.jpgSea PenPteroeides bollonsi (large Sea Pen). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V7G02u7GwNIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V7G02u7GwNI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0002.jpgSea PenPteroeides bollonsi (large Sea Pen). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KfNR2RNMsRghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KfNR2RNMsRg/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0150.jpg2014-04-07-0150.jpgParazoanthus elongatus (Yellow zoathhid anemone). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sxO_HxlwipAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sxO_HxlwipA/fit=1000x1000/2007-11-16-0932.jpg2007-11-16-0932.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Pictured : Kelly Performs in one of the two shows held daily..Friday 16 November 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ddBmW10umIwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ddBmW10umIw/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-22-0074.jpg2013-02-22-0074.JPGCorynactis australis (Jewel anemone). Friday 22 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 446 Site: HMNZS Canterbury Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 241:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 34.4 meters Bottom Time: 92 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 57% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,260 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ywaX_3GLSqMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ywaX_3GLSqM/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0292.jpgFlat WormPseudoceros sp. (Flat Worm). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 470 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:30 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,547 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,616 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l30lDy1wGmshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l30lDy1wGms/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0402-1.jpgLong finned pilot whaleGlobicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whales) off the coast of Northern New Zealand. April 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SCW.HK7LXpghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SCW.HK7LXpg/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0335-1.jpgLong finned pilot whaleGlobicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whales) off the coast of Northern New Zealand. April 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kfJ9YdaI1Mwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kfJ9YdaI1Mw/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0340.jpgLong finned pilot whaleGlobicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whales) off the coast of Northern New Zealand. April 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xICQ1AdYrZ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xICQ1AdYrZ0/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0327-1.jpgLong finned pilot whaleGlobicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whales) off the coast of Northern New Zealand. April 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003f0lHkWu5Eohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003f0lHkWu5Eo/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0311.jpgLong finned pilot whaleGlobicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whales) off the coast of Northern New Zealand. April 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L2Eg7sW33Bkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L2Eg7sW33Bk/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0282-1.jpgLong finned pilot whaleGlobicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) traveling with a pod of oceanic Bottlenose Dolphins off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. April 2016 Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tpp7Bg9gIVkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tpp7Bg9gIVk/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0173.jpgLong finned pilot whaleGlobicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whales) off the coast of Northern New Zealand. April 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y_XfaAJRvQIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y_XfaAJRvQI/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0163-1.jpgLong finned pilot whaleGlobicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whales) off the coast of Northern New Zealand. April 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000px0Kv1AWmlghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000px0Kv1AWmlg/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0142.jpgLong finned pilot whaleGlobicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whales) off the coast of Northern New Zealand. April 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nw09DNONwWghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nw09DNONwWg/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0124.jpgLong finned pilot whaleGlobicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whales) off the coast of Northern New Zealand. April 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_IJJFP4pKZYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_IJJFP4pKZY/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0108.jpgLong finned pilot whaleGlobicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whales) off the coast of Northern New Zealand. April 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008NL3wSiu_w4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008NL3wSiu_w4/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0104-2.jpgLong finned pilot whaleGlobicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whales) off the coast of Northern New Zealand. April 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wAJPvPBYUwMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wAJPvPBYUwM/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0052-2.jpgLong finned pilot whaleGlobicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whales) off the coast of Northern New Zealand. April 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LEIJACl9eKMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LEIJACl9eKM/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0092-1.jpgLong finned pilot whaleGlobicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whales) off the coast of Northern New Zealand. April 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NEhRlA4dH2Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NEhRlA4dH2A/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0332-2.jpg2016-04-23-0332-2.jpgUnderwater videographer Steve Hathaway filming Long-finned pilot whales (Globicephala melas) traveling with a pod of oceanic Bottlenose Dolphins off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. All usage must be credited.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y7b4U87veAIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y7b4U87veAI/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0332.jpg2016-04-23-0332.jpgUnderwater videographer Steve Hathaway filming Long-finned pilot whales (Globicephala melas) traveling with a pod of oceanic Bottlenose Dolphins off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. All usage must be credited.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NMG83FdSk4Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NMG83FdSk4U/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0262.jpg2016-04-23-0262.jpgUnderwater videographer Steve Hathaway filming Long-finned pilot whales (Globicephala melas) traveling with a pod of oceanic Bottlenose Dolphins off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. All usage must be credited.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HiWJV9MBX2shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HiWJV9MBX2s/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0264.jpg2016-04-23-0264.jpgUnderwater videographer Steve Hathaway filming Long-finned pilot whales (Globicephala melas) traveling with a pod of oceanic Bottlenose Dolphins off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. All usage must be credited.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001GeIUgqNiJshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001GeIUgqNiJs/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0040.jpg2016-04-23-0040.jpgUnderwater videographer Steve Hathaway filming Long-finned pilot whales (Globicephala melas) traveling with a pod of oceanic Bottlenose Dolphins off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. All usage must be credited.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aZR_fE4pc2ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aZR_fE4pc2g/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0035.jpg2016-04-23-0035.jpgUnderwater videographer Steve Hathaway filming Long-finned pilot whale (Globicephala melas) traveling with a pod of oceanic Bottlenose Dolphins off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Gf6HagpYfuMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Gf6HagpYfuM/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0036.jpg2016-04-23-0036.jpgUnderwater videographer Steve Hathaway filming Long-finned pilot whales (Globicephala melas) traveling with a pod of oceanic Bottlenose Dolphins off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. All usage must be credited.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m1smiuZtcyMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m1smiuZtcyM/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-23-0039.jpg2016-04-23-0039.jpgUnderwater videographer Steve Hathaway filming Long-finned pilot whales (Globicephala melas) traveling with a pod of oceanic Bottlenose Dolphins off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016. All usage must be credited.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kwPQlK._zDshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kwPQlK._zDs/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0362.jpgGiant KelpGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) off the coast of the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean. Thursday 06 January 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uck4glUswOohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uck4glUswOo/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-27-0037-2.jpg2010-11-27-0037-2.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near the entrance to Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand.. Saturday 27 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uPgqvO.lzI0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uPgqvO.lzI0/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-12-0054.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G6iJMNhSIuchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G6iJMNhSIuc/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0012-3.jpg2011-01-10-0012-3.tifGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Crozier Point , Auckland Island in the Sub Antarctic Islands, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. Monday 10 January 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 299 Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions. Site: Crozier Point, Auckland Island, Sub Antarctic Islands. Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 11.9 meters. Bottom Time: 62 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 17,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 18,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M3xC7KfKvsghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M3xC7KfKvsg/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-11-0112.jpgSargassum johnsoniiDiver Ian Skipworth swims over a forest of the totara weed Sargassum johnsonii endemic to the Three Kings at Princes Arch Pinnacle, Northern Side of Princes Islands, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 11 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 454 Site: Princes Arch Pinnacle, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 253:56 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 28% OTU: 25% Bottom Time to Date:30,036 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,096 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004FwIA4DU2Wohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004FwIA4DU2Wo/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0370.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s3CU7WHJ1V8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s3CU7WHJ1V8/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0393-1.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000juQHn.oA4z8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000juQHn.oA4z8/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0369.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004Ew1DbMiI5Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004Ew1DbMiI5Q/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0365.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jBs142C1wVohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jBs142C1wVo/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0340.jpgLong finned pilot whaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q.pWvsh.FIchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q.pWvsh.FIc/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0339.jpgLong finned pilot whaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x1.5M6ChHKMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x1.5M6ChHKM/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0322.jpgLong finned pilot whaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MwrKbx1QH3ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MwrKbx1QH3g/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0310.jpgLong finned pilot whaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001hVT3eiXdq8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001hVT3eiXdq8/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0318.jpgLong finned pilot whaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_M3f5Hh6fq8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_M3f5Hh6fq8/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0271-1.jpgLong finned pilot whaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ee3tq9COuTYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ee3tq9COuTY/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0277-1.jpgLong finned pilot whaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MpGWb_N6458https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MpGWb_N6458/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0259-1.jpgLong finned pilot whaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iEbstz75q5Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iEbstz75q5U/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0270.jpgLong finned pilot whaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T0Q3CmWGIsIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T0Q3CmWGIsI/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0265-2.jpgLong finned pilot whaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) offshore, Northern New Zealand. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FIsGV1M6xushttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FIsGV1M6xus/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0250.jpgLong finned pilot whaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007QSXEMk0pckhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007QSXEMk0pck/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0252-2.jpgLong finned pilot whaleA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000095bpP2lG.hMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000095bpP2lG.hM/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0173.jpgBottlenose dolphinsA pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. 24 March 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BcKfHxKv4DQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BcKfHxKv4DQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0168.jpgBottlenose dolphinsA pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. 24 March 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lQDxnd1T0wohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lQDxnd1T0wo/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0179-1.jpgBottlenose dolphinsA pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. 24 March 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VEq9gRJR5OYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VEq9gRJR5OY/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0148.jpgBottlenose dolphinsA pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. 24 March 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000373KFku6.yAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000373KFku6.yA/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0039.jpgBottlenose dolphinsA pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. 24 March 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006fJVAVcZgEohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006fJVAVcZgEo/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0016.jpgBottlenose dolphinsA pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. 24 March 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hQ6if3jUOF4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hQ6if3jUOF4/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0007.jpgBottlenose dolphinsA pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. 24 March 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005Xd7QqYKIRAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005Xd7QqYKIRA/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1651.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aZNJVMsujYwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aZNJVMsujYw/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1600-1.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qc9zzSYAmBshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qc9zzSYAmBs/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1616.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nnv2U.QSuK8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nnv2U.QSuK8/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1597.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M.U50ULIA9ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M.U50ULIA9o/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1591.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Yq6isExyjekhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Yq6isExyjek/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1500.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W6fkD_aTM5Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W6fkD_aTM5I/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1502.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dlr0k1jqAZwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dlr0k1jqAZw/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1570.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000079jvaBbUSGchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000079jvaBbUSGc/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1494.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y8WSZHeaS6Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y8WSZHeaS6Q/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1254.jpg2017-02-07-1254.tifhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iilrozJoUzwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iilrozJoUzw/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1390.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xz0Ad_rjxoEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xz0Ad_rjxoE/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1213.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x7engEcb97Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x7engEcb97U/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0797.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zM5ombmyOu8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zM5ombmyOu8/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0892.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZKObmsAgsewhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZKObmsAgsew/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0326.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iEkJiwJtJRkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iEkJiwJtJRk/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0322.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004V7rz2RfxVohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004V7rz2RfxVo/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0276.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NaGmiqZa8PIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NaGmiqZa8PI/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0325.jpgBottlenose dolphinsPelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) offshore, Northern New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000svs9JrYlnHUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000svs9JrYlnHU/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1937.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E.CG6zc0HkAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E.CG6zc0HkA/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1930.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HLlV3m1IgBchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HLlV3m1IgBc/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1891-2.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YGs9EdEvEz4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YGs9EdEvEz4/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1815.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kkUSapVSS4Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kkUSapVSS4I/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1832.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y1wm71b8jwAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y1wm71b8jwA/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1724.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ezqjW4hbauQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ezqjW4hbauQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1785.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008bSHxPFYcrohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008bSHxPFYcro/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1718.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gPpBgnP4Zkghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gPpBgnP4Zkg/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1783-1.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GJ7fZvDGeDIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GJ7fZvDGeDI/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0982.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bX_a9bfYbFchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bX_a9bfYbFc/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1669.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YPacDKKErLchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YPacDKKErLc/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-1672.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oeorsP7t0IYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oeorsP7t0IY/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0014.jpg20016-09-04-0014.jpgCrimora multidigitalis. Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 789 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 14.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 390:59 Maximum Depth: 37.3 Bottom Time: 114 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000l756joN4wAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000l756joN4wA/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0971.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EgoSxPX3dxwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EgoSxPX3dxw/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0975.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H.Mw6eGLcQUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H.Mw6eGLcQU/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0962.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r7STusZzhBUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r7STusZzhBU/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0859.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.zcUzMw1jKghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.zcUzMw1jKg/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0836-1.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Nnt2Cp_Wl6ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Nnt2Cp_Wl6g/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0835.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008qdkiIqiafkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008qdkiIqiafk/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0704.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V49SvFPjuSohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V49SvFPjuSo/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0771.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000lJE.mftk.ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000lJE.mftk.o/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0682.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aNwV0Zeu0X0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aNwV0Zeu0X0/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0591.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MfRRM9Fhn54https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MfRRM9Fhn54/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0497.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vqM5Rg7s890https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vqM5Rg7s890/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0171.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KTtKgA8ay4Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KTtKgA8ay4M/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0170.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.Ysp8DPIpyohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.Ysp8DPIpyo/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-07-0191.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales are followed by Black Petrels (Procellaria Parkinsoni) off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. 07 February 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P9EUSfd02OMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P9EUSfd02OM/fit=1000x1000/2017-01-24-0034-1-1.jpgLONG FINNED PILOT WHALEA pod of Globicephala melas (Long-finned pilot whale). January 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FS1ty.r2l5ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FS1ty.r2l5o/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1374.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nd1N_WUb16ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nd1N_WUb16g/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1373.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V..JbiGCrt8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V..JbiGCrt8/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1370.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002K4GliTJnKEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002K4GliTJnKE/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0077.jpg2012-04-15-0077.jpgCallanthias australis (Northern splendid perch) female..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 357.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 201:09 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 39 meters..Bottom Time: 103 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,657 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,760 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jWv6H_kODp4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jWv6H_kODp4/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0045.jpgHypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch)Hypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch).Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 356.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve...Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 199:29 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50..Maximum Depth: 62.7 meters..Bottom Time: 105 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,552 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,657 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CRmKfbeIevohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CRmKfbeIevo/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0781.jpgGrey knifefishBathystethus cultratus (Grey knifefish). Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 760. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 17.5 meters. Bottom Time: 78 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,372 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,450 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tYYO63TwHIchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tYYO63TwHIc/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0046.jpgHypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch)Hypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch). Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 356.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve...Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 199:29 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50..Maximum Depth: 62.7 meters..Bottom Time: 105 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,552 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,657 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.arg14Qi3kshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.arg14Qi3ks/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0255.jpg2011-05-13-0255.JPGThe pied urchin or white-spined urchin (Tripneustes gratilla) on the western Side of Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 335 Dive Buddy: Site: West Side of Napier Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,050 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,094 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HhNVVJ8Nsx8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HhNVVJ8Nsx8/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0322.jpg2008-12-31-0322.jpgThe hydromedusa, Aequorea forskalea..Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vK6eEMpEJnohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vK6eEMpEJno/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-29-0594.jpg2009-10-29-0594.jpgAustralian Rebreather diver Mischa Temple gets ready for a dive on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class, Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Thursday 29 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nzhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000miAmhchBujYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000miAmhchBujY/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-29-0582.jpg2009-10-29-0582.jpgAustralian Rebreather diver Mischa Temple gets ready for a dive on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class, Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Thursday 29 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nzhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rAHnfsnR_ZEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rAHnfsnR_ZE/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0217.jpg2009-09-19-0217.jpgMado (Atypichthys latus) at Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 187.Boat : Yukon.Site : Tie Dye Arch.Max Depth 19.6 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 68 min..Bottom Time to Date 9480 min..Cumulative Time 9548min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002fkbX25bJG0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002fkbX25bJG0/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-31-0020.jpg2011-12-31-0020.jpgAntipatharia (Black Coral)..Saturday 31 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 387.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth, Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.8 Degrees Celsius at deepest point..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 177:55 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 73.2 meters..Bottom Time: 120 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,043 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,163 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008upkJIUpyIwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008upkJIUpyIw/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-2696.jpgBlue MokiLatridopsis ciliaris (Blue Moki) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Saturday15 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fBR9HPQOGwshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fBR9HPQOGws/fit=1000x1000/2017-03-24-0200.jpgPseudo OrcaPseudo Orca (Pseudorca crassidens) also known as False-killer Whales traveling with a pod of pelagic Tursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) in the South Pacific Ocean. 24 March 2018 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2018https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r7TRZ4iqAHMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r7TRZ4iqAHM/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-25-0086.jpgCarpet SharkCarpet Shark (Cephaloscyllium isabellum) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 25 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 260.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 65:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,661 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,753 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VIHg.XNCxdwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VIHg.XNCxdw/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0015.jpgWhite Sea UrchinPseudechinus huttoni (White Sea Urchin). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002qKT7n89pxshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002qKT7n89pxs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0334.jpgGalapagos SharkGalapagos Sharks (Carcharhinus galapagensis) on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 333 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22.5 meters. Bottom Time: 28 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,963 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,991 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yUavIq3j85Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yUavIq3j85Q/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0295.jpg2010-04-21-0295.jpgVariable Nudibranch (Aphelodoris luctuosa) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 249.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Middle Arch, Maratea Point, BernieÕs Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 18.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 52:29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 35 meters..Bottom Time: 51 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,911 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,962 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NZD4s3oKowohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NZD4s3oKowo/fit=1000x1000/BLUESHARK05.jpgBLUESHARK05.JPGBlue sharks feed mainly on squid, which are most accessible when they have ascended into shallower water at night. There the sharks feed in the dark, using only their acute sense of electroreception, virtually mapping the position of their prey even in complete darkness. Being cold-blooded, blue sharks lack any mechanism to regulate their body temperature. So after feeding at depth, they must rise to the surface to digest their food in the warm water that affords a higher metabolic rate, and faster digestion.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005BsF1Qs6Avshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005BsF1Qs6Avs/fit=1000x1000/BLUESHARK01.jpgBLUESHARK01.JPGThe South Pacific supports the last great stock of highly migratory blue sharks, the endurance athletes of the oceans. But it’s also the location of the world’s largest longline fishery, which lands as many blue sharks as some species of tuna.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jAKnlHMj0y0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jAKnlHMj0y0/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-06-0010-2.jpgBryde's whaleBryde’s whale (Balaenoptera edeni) on the surface at the edge of the continental shelf. They are the most common large whale on the east coast of the North Island, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K4TfoKhBa8Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K4TfoKhBa8E/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-06-0008-1.jpgBryde's whaleBryde’s whale (Balaenoptera edeni) on the surface at the edge of the continental shelf. They are the most common large whale on the east coast of the North Island, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q1PBHHpqaWEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q1PBHHpqaWE/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-06-0010-1.jpgBryde's whaleBryde’s whale (Balaenoptera edeni) on the surface at the edge of the continental shelf. They are the most common large whale on the east coast of the North Island, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FsSs3ZH8J8Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FsSs3ZH8J8M/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-06-0008.jpgBryde's whaleBryde’s whale (Balaenoptera edeni) on the surface at the edge of the continental shelf. They are the most common large whale on the east coast of the North Island, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000coT29M8y.7ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000coT29M8y.7g/fit=1000x1000/2012-10-25-0612.jpg2012-10-25-0612.jpgGoat Island marine reserve in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Thursday 25 October 2012 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BtZfk0kjMKMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BtZfk0kjMKM/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1585.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Iop7kn87Ouchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Iop7kn87Ouc/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1565.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jZUFAJAV4sghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jZUFAJAV4sg/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1486.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002hDFQ5utbxghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002hDFQ5utbxg/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1462.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q1vVu68BJTUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q1vVu68BJTU/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1446.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MkD41uZ2HL4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MkD41uZ2HL4/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1435.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sJUBMwaT9.Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sJUBMwaT9.I/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1460.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r0cl7CogMUUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r0cl7CogMUU/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0748-1.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dzGTmJdsCJghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dzGTmJdsCJg/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1424.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y9.t14Jn0mUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y9.t14Jn0mU/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0755.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.YW6qs5NFREhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.YW6qs5NFRE/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1395.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jX4J6pxtHV0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jX4J6pxtHV0/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1386.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N_H5.lSt0ZMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N_H5.lSt0ZM/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0746-1.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OOwITvhKTqghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OOwITvhKTqg/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0734-2.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ELh0roFLJoMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ELh0roFLJoM/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0733.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d6Ov92lv2VUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d6Ov92lv2VU/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0669.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TQlwOKxUprAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TQlwOKxUprA/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0657-1.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005vBKlS0X4aMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005vBKlS0X4aM/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0667.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xIbzd3838dkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xIbzd3838dk/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0557.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Eed3eGodyXshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Eed3eGodyXs/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0594.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q6wodz7wXA8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q6wodz7wXA8/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0556.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_reLX2QKhy0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_reLX2QKhy0/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0550.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000097ONrd0FJMchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000097ONrd0FJMc/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0529.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yvrg8BR7pXIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yvrg8BR7pXI/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0417.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O6FsIUKvAiQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O6FsIUKvAiQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0437.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000svQSsOR62pYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000svQSsOR62pY/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0415-1.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qcGtp3GtAdMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qcGtp3GtAdM/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0406.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bDje6gGmNlUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bDje6gGmNlU/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0400.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nUil4yAdPCAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nUil4yAdPCA/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0397.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DfpIFaNL_CEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DfpIFaNL_CE/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0398.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S1r3.aSI9d0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S1r3.aSI9d0/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0391-1.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e20KEFhOAwIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e20KEFhOAwI/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0378-1.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ah8ewhyWFpAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ah8ewhyWFpA/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0371.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001_VuIPrUVcAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001_VuIPrUVcA/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0360-1.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FJLL2ErDdgYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FJLL2ErDdgY/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0370.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007_jb7o1TvNghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007_jb7o1TvNg/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0355.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003CaAdl8Qu8Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003CaAdl8Qu8M/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0348.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LsyEJNZXWMkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LsyEJNZXWMk/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0227.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vi1idYt8XGchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vi1idYt8XGc/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0195.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x4xg6Mu7vKAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x4xg6Mu7vKA/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0192.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007eA6p3oKqJIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007eA6p3oKqJI/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0184.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.Mie1ylBrpYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.Mie1ylBrpY/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0187.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bg4q0DOkIl0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bg4q0DOkIl0/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0175.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005DnfwhcJA48https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005DnfwhcJA48/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0180.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003byoD4YPjy0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003byoD4YPjy0/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0169.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YsuK2P1FC6Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YsuK2P1FC6M/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0166.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wee456NOhAMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wee456NOhAM/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0171-2.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AvfIdapOeGchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AvfIdapOeGc/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0155.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Sf7ACV0CwPohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Sf7ACV0CwPo/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0164-1.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h79pGnsAizEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h79pGnsAizE/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0158.jpgOrcaOffshore Orca, also known as Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) off the continental shelf of northeastern New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zCmZo_TIbX0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zCmZo_TIbX0/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-22-0122.jpg2013-02-22-0122.jpgJason mirabilis (nudibranch) Friday 22 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 446 Site: HMNZS Canterbury Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 241:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 34.4 meters Bottom Time: 92 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 57% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,260 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nKz.d1f3ABghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nKz.d1f3ABg/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-01-0174.jpg2010-10-01-0174.jpgJason mirabilis (nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Friday 01 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 280.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 92:57 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 10.7 meters...Bottom Time: 67 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,435 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,502 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hpYGqqgFp7shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hpYGqqgFp7s/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0011.jpg2012-04-15-0011.jpgKnightaster bakeri (Starfish)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 356.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve...Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 199:29 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50..Maximum Depth: 62.7 meters..Bottom Time: 105 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,552 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,657 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Jigm0jg2mUMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Jigm0jg2mUM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0093.jpg2015-01-23-0093.jpgGirella cyanea (Bluefish) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FyWklt2jEK0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FyWklt2jEK0/fit=1000x1000/Hutton002.jpgHutton's ShearwaterNo one knew that Kaikoura was home to the world’s only alpine-dwelling seabird until an amateur ornithologist following a rumour discovered its burrows high in the mountains. As the bizarre attributes and tenuous existence of the Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) slowly came to light, Kaikoura took up the mantle of protecting its local bird—just in time to witness the destruction of its breeding grounds in the November 2016 earthquake. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue 144 March-April 2017.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RcXk8WP08u8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RcXk8WP08u8/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0174.jpgCarpet SharkCephaloscyllium isabellum (Carpet Shark). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qy3VSfWd9oUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qy3VSfWd9oU/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0160.jpg2013-04-17-0160.JPGPlagiotremus tapeinosoma (Mimic blenny) at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 461 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 264:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.2 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: 30,634 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,758 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bZQ79qfyC6chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bZQ79qfyC6c/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0038.jpg2012-11-04-0038.jpgAequorea forskalea (Hydromedusae). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DFtaBhG79N0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DFtaBhG79N0/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0061.jpg2010-06-13-0061.jpgA tiny amphipod living inside Tubularia sp. (Class Hydrozoa) at Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Sunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 257.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 15.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 62:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 14.7 meters..Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,465 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,559 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003WQXdh2sO3khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003WQXdh2sO3k/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0344.jpg2008-12-31-0344.jpgThe hydromedusa, Aequorea forskalea..Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J5JQaljSF_shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J5JQaljSF_s/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0337.jpg2008-12-31-0337.jpgThe hydromedusa, Aequorea forskalea..Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NlsFOg6D.xchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NlsFOg6D.xc/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0185.jpg2008-12-31-0185.jpgThe hydromedusa, Aequorea forskalea..Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RUWz98AJ8a0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RUWz98AJ8a0/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-11-0107.jpgScorpionfishScorpaena cardinalis (Northern Scorpionfish) sits upon a large (Turbinaria sp.) coral at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Monday 11 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 329.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern End of Denham Bay, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 150:08 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.2 meters..Bottom Time: 89 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,683 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,772 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HpHrgQ5tXU4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HpHrgQ5tXU4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0525.jpg2011-05-21-0525.JPGBluefish (Girella cyanea) silhouetted on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 356 Dive Buddy: Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22 meters. Bottom Time: 43 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,106 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,149 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Vv0fDYjYzoAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Vv0fDYjYzoA/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-10-0013.jpgScorpionfishScorpion Fish (Scorpaena cardinalis) on the sea floor bellow Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 10 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 267.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Mary's Wall to El Torito Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 76:07 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters...Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,323 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,409 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HpfhtQDevDQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HpfhtQDevDQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0040.jpg2012-04-18-0040.dngAstrobrachion constrictum (Snake star) which lives mutualistically on Antipatharia (Black Coral)..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DRwml6cRTwIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DRwml6cRTwI/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0080-1.jpgMaori ChiefMaori Chief (Notothenia angustata) eats a small octopus At Crozier Point at the subantarctic Auckland Island in the in the Southern Ocean. Monday 10 January 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 299 Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions. Site: Crozier Point, Auckland Island, Sub Antarctic Islands. Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 11.9 meters. Bottom Time: 62 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 17,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 18,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xHwX_TYtxFQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xHwX_TYtxFQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-24-0021.jpg2013-02-24-0021.jpgParapercis binivirgata (Redbanded weever). Sunday 24 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 450 Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 248:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 70.7 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 75% OTU: 93% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,562 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m.zNgoF9NwYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m.zNgoF9NwY/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-24-0025.jpg2013-02-24-0025.jpgParapercis binivirgata (Redbanded weever). Sunday 24 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 450 Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 248:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 70.7 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 75% OTU: 93% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,562 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kjz0qTMQJSMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kjz0qTMQJSM/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-029-0009.jpg2013-09-029-0009.jpgParapercis binivirgata (Redbanded weever). Saturday 27 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 493 Site: Ngaroimata Point, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:54 Temperature: 15.1 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 302:41 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 65.7 meters Bottom Time: 133 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 91% OTU: 67% Bottom Time to Date: 33,408 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,541 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005fhd3FbKc6chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005fhd3FbKc6c/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-03-0033.jpgStarfishHenricia sp. (Starfish). Thursday 03 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 512 Site: Nine Fathoms Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Temperature: 14.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 311:46 hh:mm Time: 14:49 Maximum Depth: 41.3 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 34,434 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,554 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sptdyUA9nzMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sptdyUA9nzM/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0289.jpg2012-07-07-0289.jpgAntipodarctus aoteanus (Spanish Lobster)..Saturday 07 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 425..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 15 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 27,220 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oFPoe6Awhhohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oFPoe6Awhho/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0281.jpg2012-07-07-0281.jpgAntipodarctus aoteanus (Spanish Lobster)..Saturday 07 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 425..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 15 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 27,220 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008NoIk4K5GZEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008NoIk4K5GZE/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0984.jpg2011-01-09-0984.jpgGiant spider crab (Jacquinotia edwardsii ) at Butterfield Point, Enderby Island atthe subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 298.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Butterfield Point, Enderby Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13.8 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,864 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,925 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zZuKr6.5VlIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zZuKr6.5VlI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0096.jpgBrittle StarAstroceras elegans (Brittle Star) on the Fiord Fan Coral Acanthogorgia breviflora. Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jJdZrkOiyj0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jJdZrkOiyj0/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0363.jpg2010-04-21-0363.jpgNudibranch : Dendrodoris denisoni.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 250.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Middle Arch, Maratea Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 53:21 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.1 meters..Bottom Time: 53 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,962 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,015 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NGI0viKRFhYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NGI0viKRFhY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0058.jpg2015-01-23-0058.jpgParupeneus spilurus (Black-spot goatfish). Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oGPsAxHGfZEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oGPsAxHGfZE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0207.jpg2015-01-23-0207.jpgParupeneus spilurus (Black-spot goatfish). Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_n2zqB4FPaEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_n2zqB4FPaE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0037.jpg2015-01-23-0037.jpgParupeneus spilurus (Black-spot goatfish). Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a3hCio7TxMwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a3hCio7TxMw/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0046.jpg2015-01-23-0046.jpgParupeneus spilurus (Black-spot goatfish). Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kTxMH8QiwNshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kTxMH8QiwNs/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0128-3.jpg2013-05-02-0128_3.JPGA rare leopard anemone (Antiparactis sp.) floats into the deep blue at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve. These rare anemones generally inhabit black coral and gorgonian fans on deep reefs, far out of the reach of the recreational diver.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M44XUfjqbdYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M44XUfjqbdY/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0742.jpgTube anemoneCerianthus sp. (Tube anemone). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g38G3R0.o18https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g38G3R0.o18/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0133.jpgTube anemoneCerianthus sp. (Tube anemone). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EXlThoge8EUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EXlThoge8EU/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-22-0098.jpg2013-02-22-0098.JPGCorynactis australis (Jewel anemone). Friday 22 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 446 Site: HMNZS Canterbury Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 241:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 34.4 meters Bottom Time: 92 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 57% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,260 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M.RPDT7ltUIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M.RPDT7ltUI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0081.jpg2009-12-05-0081.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008cgJDbhAhcMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008cgJDbhAhcM/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0078.jpg2009-12-05-0078.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UNH4zmvNWpshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UNH4zmvNWps/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0060.jpg2009-12-05-0060.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jIuL3zDpT0Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jIuL3zDpT0Q/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-27-0098.jpg2010-11-27-0098.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near the entrance to Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand.. Saturday 27 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kIS.ugYnJ_Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kIS.ugYnJ_A/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0084.jpg2009-07-25-0084.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) at Northern Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W3xrQC3MHAQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W3xrQC3MHAQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-08-0041.jpg2012-07-08-0041.jpgScorpis violaceus (Blue maomao).Sunday 08 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 426.Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 222:08 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters.Bottom Time: 111 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,310 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,421 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AckV0fieEyMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AckV0fieEyM/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0238-1.jpg2008-05-29-0238_1.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) school in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 81: Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 25.3 m. Average Depth 9.8m.Bottom Time 63 min. Bottom Time to Date 3416 min Cumulative Time 3479 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PxBi5GaSERshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PxBi5GaSERs/fit=1000x1000/2007-11-16-1046.jpg2007-11-16-1046.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Pictured : Marineland's Manager since 1977 Gary MacDonald plays with Kelly..Friday 16 November 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a94yfXhxEwkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a94yfXhxEwk/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-22-0032.jpg2010-04-22-0032.JPGEyes on the Underwater World of New Zealand: Grey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 For One of Use in the New Zealand Herald. Not for Group Use or News Pix.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jTQNBAs2C0ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jTQNBAs2C0g/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-01-0164.jpg2010-10-01-0164.JPGEyes on the Underwater World of New Zealand: Cephaloscyllium isabellum (Carpet Shark). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 For One of Use in the New Zealand Herald. Not for Group Use or News Pix.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XHIfJC0A8nohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XHIfJC0A8no/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-26-0006-1.jpg2011-02-26-0006_1.JPGEyes on the Underwater World pf New Zealand: Trachypoma macracanthus (Toadstool grouper). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 For One of Use in the New Zealand Herald. Not for Group Use or News Pix.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_YzQAMKFPRUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_YzQAMKFPRU/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0097.jpg2011-07-17-0097.JPGEyes on the Underwater World of New Zealand: Notoclinops yaldwyni (Yaldwyn's triplefin). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 For One of Use in the New Zealand Herald. Not for Group Use or News Pix.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qyRc2dA.TYMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qyRc2dA.TYM/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-24-0271.jpg2012-07-24-0271.JPGNik Hannam Team Leader of the Fish Department at Kelly Tarlton's Underwater World cares for an Olive Ridley Sea Turtle (Lepidochelys olivacea) soon after it's arrival at the Turtle Rehabilitation Program after being washed up at Duders Park Auckland on the 23 July 2012. Tuesday 24 July 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZtDXi.zPq.4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZtDXi.zPq.4/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-25-0052-3.jpg2012-07-25-0052_3.JPGGreen Turtle (Chelonia mydas) at Kelly Tarlton's Underwater World. Washed up on the 14 August 2011 at Karekare Beach on Auckland's rugged West Coast. Weighing 8.1 kg and very dehydrated when it arrived at the Turtle Rehabilitation program it was soon discovered that it had ingested rope. Last weighed in at 10.04 kg. Wednesday 25 July 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yfu_R76_uYshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yfu_R76_uYs/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0024-1.jpg2013-04-27-0024_1.JPGEyes on the Underwater World of New Zealand: Notoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 For One of Use in the New Zealand Herald. Not for Group Use or News Pix.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KB0TkakcLS4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KB0TkakcLS4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0955.jpg2011-01-09-0955.jpgGiant spider crab (Jacquinotia edwardsii ) climbs onto Underwater Photographer Ian Skipworth's Camera at Butterfield Point, Enderby Island atthe subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 298.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Butterfield Point, Enderby Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13.8 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,864 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,925 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xks.i8ETvoohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xks.i8ETvoo/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0013.jpg2010-04-23-0013.jpgNew Zealand Diving Pioneer and Underwater Photographer Quentin Bennett with Eastern Arch on Aorangaia Island in the background at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oioTBFdAzFghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oioTBFdAzFg/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0019.jpg2010-04-23-0019.jpgNew Zealand Diving Pioneer and Underwater Photographer Quentin Bennett with Eastern Arch on Aorangaia Island in the background at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002qCYifLbg40https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002qCYifLbg40/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0028.jpg2010-04-23-0028.jpgNew Zealand Diving Pioneer and Underwater Photographer Quentin Bennett with Eastern Arch on Aorangaia Island in the background at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BaJ5bCyLMqMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BaJ5bCyLMqM/fit=1000x1000/2012-01-01-0014.jpg2012-01-01-0014.jpgUnderwater Photographer Ian Skipworth with Oculina virgosa (ivory coral) at a depth of 70 meters at an unnamed reef at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 01 January 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 340.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth, Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 181:21 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 71.5 meters..Bottom Time: 112 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,328 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,440 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ee4xDPTpaIAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ee4xDPTpaIA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0225.jpg2011-05-22-0225.JPGMalcolm Francis, Principal Scientist National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research and Underwater Photographer on the western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 357 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters. Bottom Time: 45 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,149 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,194 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000akaNQnWss5Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000akaNQnWss5A/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0254.jpg2011-05-22-0254.JPGMalcolm Francis, Principal Scientist National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research and Underwater Photographer on the western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 357 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters. Bottom Time: 45 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,149 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,194 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LjBvximAFkshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LjBvximAFks/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0350-Edit.jpg2011-05-22-0350-Edit.JPGMalcolm Francis, Principal Scientist National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research and Underwater Photographer is dwarfed by a large pinnacle on the western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 357 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters. Bottom Time: 45 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,149 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,194 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QcIhLI1Wuaohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QcIhLI1Wuao/fit=1000x1000/2008-09-21-0669.jpg2008-09-21-0669.jpgUnderwater Photographer Kent Erickson is framed by a school of Demoiselle (Chromis dispilus) inside the Lost World at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 21 September 2008.Dive Number 107 : The Lost World with Yukon Charters in the Poor Knights..Max Depth 14.3 m. Average Depth m. Temp 13c. O2:21%.Bottom Time 60 min. Bottom Time to Date4570 min Cumulative Time 4620 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WnAOgX5XMjwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WnAOgX5XMjw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0152.jpgGold-ribbon GrouperGold-ribbon Grouper (Aulacocephalus temmincki) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cgBiwm2yCRYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cgBiwm2yCRY/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0314.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000brzctt2Ek0Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000brzctt2Ek0E/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-03-0119.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Monday 03 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kFWEhfLeZt8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kFWEhfLeZt8/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0110.jpgSoft CoralAlcyonium aurantiacum (Soft Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A92qe.ELPXchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A92qe.ELPXc/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0121.jpgSoft CoralAlcyonium aurantiacum (Soft Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XJ8dGKg90eghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XJ8dGKg90eg/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0123.jpgSoft CoralAlcyonium aurantiacum (Soft Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s04vAi24smohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s04vAi24smo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0310-2.jpg2011-05-19-0310-2.jpgBluefish (Girella cyanea) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011.Dive Number: 350.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z0D3uqFRJIMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z0D3uqFRJIM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0069.jpg2015-01-23-0069.jpgGoniistius francisi (Masked moki). Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EpfWEbITU9Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EpfWEbITU9Q/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0053.jpg2015-01-23-0053.jpgGoniistius francisi (Masked moki). Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PX1oDdqguIAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PX1oDdqguIA/fit=1000x1000/The-Last-Dolphin.jpgThe Last DolphinThe Last Dolphin. Marineland in Napier was home to Kelly the last Dolphin held in Captivity in New Zealand. When she was caught, December 13th 1974, Marineland was a New Zealand Icon, The major tourist drawcard for Napier City, It celebrated dolphins on all its signage, Welcoming tourists to the bay. Generations of visitors, Held cherished memories of a place where time had stood still. When Kelly died in September 2008, far outliving her life expectancy and society’s attitudes on captivity, so to did Marineland.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009RB0hiXxJnQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009RB0hiXxJnQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0099.jpgStarfishPentagonaster pulchellus. Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rjpbGDw58kEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rjpbGDw58kE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0303.jpgWaikare Wreck 1910The wreck of the Waikare 1910 at Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kEs0UIUI5eEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kEs0UIUI5eE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0318.jpgwaikare Wreck 1910Diver Ian Skipworth finds a crystal glass on the Wreck of the Waikare 1910 at Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mB4co26jvqEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mB4co26jvqE/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-16-0028.jpg2012-04-16-0028.jpgPseudolabrus miles (Scarlet wrasse)..Monday 16 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 360.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 202:46 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 13.3 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,845 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,943 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O10wvrlhc1Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O10wvrlhc1E/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0805.jpgHoplodoris nodulosaHoplodoris nodulosa (Nudibranch). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 516 Site: Acheron Passage, Eastern Side, North of Wet Jacket Arm, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:37 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 320:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters Bottom Time: 171 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 62% Bottom Time to Date: 34,929 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,100 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ThYmYbRpRXEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ThYmYbRpRXE/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0009.jpg2012-04-17-0009.jpgCallanthias australis (Northern splendid perch) male..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 361.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: 12 Fathom Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 205:07 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 64.4 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,943 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,033 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004.ESTi05SJchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004.ESTi05SJc/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-04-0171-1.jpg2010-09-04-0171_1.jpgDiver Pete Mesley is silhouetted underneath the ice of Lake Alta at an altitude 1837 meters in the Remarkables Mountain Range near Queenstown in the South Island of New Zealand during the Cromwell Dive Club clubs 23rd annual trip Ice Diving at the lake held in conjunction with Scuba Steve of Wanaka..Saturday 04 September 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 277.Site: Ice Diving in Lake Alta at an altitude of 1837 meters at the Remarkables Mountain Range in Queenstown, South Island of New Zealand..Temperature: 2 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Maximum Depth: 8.5 meters...Bottom Time: 30 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,226 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,256 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hyyKDko9ESshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hyyKDko9ESs/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-04-0023.jpg2010-09-04-0023.jpgDiver Pete Mesley heads up the Remarkables Mountain Range in Queenstown, South Island of New Zealand to go Ice Diving in Lake Alta at an altitude of 1837 meters with the Cromwell Dive Club on their 23rd annual trip to the lake in held in conjunction with Scuba Steve Wanaka..Saturday 04 September 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hMHOzBNsCSIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hMHOzBNsCSI/fit=1000x1000/Pseudorca-crassidens-0012.jpgPseudorca crassidens-0012.jpgA pod of False-killer whales (Pseudorca crassidens) follows closely behind a pod of Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Tuesday 20 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000008_0PMehtP8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000008_0PMehtP8/fit=1000x1000/2017-09-01-0246-2.jpgDwarf Minke WhaleBalaenoptera acutorostrata (Dwarf Minke Whale) at Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand. Friday 01 September 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ln_MdRLrf6shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ln_MdRLrf6s/fit=1000x1000/2017-09-01-0246.jpgDwarf Minke WhaleBalaenoptera acutorostrata (Dwarf Minke Whale) at Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand. Friday 01 September 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gFlVuSi46aAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gFlVuSi46aA/fit=1000x1000/2017-09-01-0253.jpgDwarf Minke WhaleBalaenoptera acutorostrata (Dwarf Minke Whale) at Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand. Friday 01 September 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T9zx9NcWZX4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T9zx9NcWZX4/fit=1000x1000/2017-09-01-0365.jpgSouth Pacific SoleAseraggodes bahamondei (Bahamond Sole) at Macauley Island, Kermadecs during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Friday 01 September 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 947 Time: 14:16 Site: Macauley Island, Kermadecs Dive Buddy: Kina Scollay Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 17 meters Bottom Time: 64 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 51,127 minutes Cumulative Time: 51,191 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000up8y5LifI_0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000up8y5LifI_0/fit=1000x1000/2017-09-01-0360.jpgSouth Pacific SoleAseraggodes bahamondei (Bahamond Sole) at Macauley Island, Kermadecs during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Friday 01 September 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 947 Time: 14:16 Site: Macauley Island, Kermadecs Dive Buddy: Kina Scollay Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 17 meters Bottom Time: 64 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 51,127 minutes Cumulative Time: 51,191 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lMwIO89P10Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lMwIO89P10I/fit=1000x1000/2017-09-01-0350.jpgSouth Pacific SoleAseraggodes bahamondei (Bahamond Sole) at Macauley Island, Kermadecs during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Friday 01 September 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 947 Time: 14:16 Site: Macauley Island, Kermadecs Dive Buddy: Kina Scollay Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 17 meters Bottom Time: 64 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 51,127 minutes Cumulative Time: 51,191 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003k8H5JdiiC4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003k8H5JdiiC4/fit=1000x1000/2017-09-01-0346.jpgSouth Pacific SoleAseraggodes bahamondei (Bahamond Sole) at Macauley Island, Kermadecs during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Friday 01 September 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 947 Time: 14:16 Site: Macauley Island, Kermadecs Dive Buddy: Kina Scollay Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 17 meters Bottom Time: 64 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 51,127 minutes Cumulative Time: 51,191 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007y8_H97nN2khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007y8_H97nN2k/fit=1000x1000/2017-09-01-0343.jpgSouth Pacific SoleAseraggodes bahamondei (Bahamond Sole) at Macauley Island, Kermadecs during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Friday 01 September 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 947 Time: 14:16 Site: Macauley Island, Kermadecs Dive Buddy: Kina Scollay Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 17 meters Bottom Time: 64 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 51,127 minutes Cumulative Time: 51,191 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009RWVR2NgeFchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009RWVR2NgeFc/fit=1000x1000/2017-09-01-0341.jpgSouth Pacific SoleAseraggodes bahamondei (Bahamond Sole) at Macauley Island, Kermadecs during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Friday 01 September 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 947 Time: 14:16 Site: Macauley Island, Kermadecs Dive Buddy: Kina Scollay Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 17 meters Bottom Time: 64 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 51,127 minutes Cumulative Time: 51,191 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001CJ90Sb02C4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001CJ90Sb02C4/fit=1000x1000/2017-09-01-0344.jpgSouth Pacific SoleAseraggodes bahamondei (Bahamond Sole) at Macauley Island, Kermadecs during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Friday 01 September 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 947 Time: 14:16 Site: Macauley Island, Kermadecs Dive Buddy: Kina Scollay Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 17 meters Bottom Time: 64 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 51,127 minutes Cumulative Time: 51,191 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m45fQOiXE7ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m45fQOiXE7g/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-16-0798.jpg2017-08-16-0798.JPGMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) at Tuvana-i-ra, Fiji during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Wednesday 16 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kepVfP9ViRchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kepVfP9ViRc/fit=1000x1000/2017-08-16-0815.jpg2017-08-16-0815.JPGUnderwater videographer Kina Scollay after filming Humpback Whales during a storm at Tuvana-i-ra, Fiji during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Wednesday 16 August, 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wziV0m8yiRQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wziV0m8yiRQ/fit=1000x1000/2017-09-01-0314.jpgTeardrop ButterflyfishChaetodon unimaculatus (Teardrop Butterflyfish) new record for New Zealand at Macauley Island, Kermadec during the 2017 South West Pacific Expedition. Date: Friday 01 September 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017 Dive Number: 947 Time: 14:16 Site: Macauley Island, Kermadecs Dive Buddy: Kina Scollay Boat: RV Braveheart Temperature: 17 degrees Maximum Depth: 17 meters Bottom Time: 64 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 51,127 minutes Cumulative Time: 51,191 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CRVxFfgVCp0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CRVxFfgVCp0/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0148.jpgBlue-eyed triplefinNotoclinops segmentatus (Blue-eyed triplefin) sits upon the yellow encrusting sponge Cliona celata. Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 469 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 12:55 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 275:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.8 meters Bottom Time: 111 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 59% OTU: 80% Bottom Time to Date: 31,436 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,547 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ub0PA4lT0LAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ub0PA4lT0LA/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-04-0349-1-1-2.jpgHammerhead sharkSmooth Hammerhead shark (Sphyrna zygaena) cruises on the surface at the edge of New Zealand’s continental shelf. 04 February 2017 Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z_xAcXCkHqshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z_xAcXCkHqs/fit=1000x1000/2017-02-04-0293-2-1.jpgHammerhead sharkSmooth Hammerhead shark (Sphyrna zygaena) cruises on the surface at the edge of New Zealand’s continental shelf. 04 February 2017 Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KcSEzqpG.SYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KcSEzqpG.SY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0152.jpg2011-05-15-0152.JPGStriped boarfish (Evistias acutirostris) rare and normally found in pairs or small groups this large aggregation of 38 individuals is truly a remarkable sight and certainly the same group Malcolm Francis recorded in 1990. Pictured off the southern point,on the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ozPPFzJH6bMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ozPPFzJH6bM/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0103.jpg2014-04-27-0103.jpgLeucosolenia asconoides surrounded by the bright yellow encrusting sponge Cliona celata. Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MVbxXmECpHwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MVbxXmECpHw/fit=1000x1000/2017-09-01-0153.jpgDwarf Minke WhaleBalaenoptera acutorostrata (Dwarf Minke Whale) at Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand. Friday 01 September 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MDpaeK5V23Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MDpaeK5V23I/fit=1000x1000/2017-09-01-0053.jpgDwarf Minke WhaleBalaenoptera acutorostrata (Dwarf Minke Whale) at Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand. Friday 01 September 2017 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2017https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002hUNj64qCFUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002hUNj64qCFU/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0191.jpg2010-04-23-0191.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) is illuminated by early morning light in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 255.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters..Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wiMAdKriPichttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wiMAdKriPic/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0213.jpg2010-04-23-0213.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) is illuminated by early morning light in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 255.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters..Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001f9GfuIZQI4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001f9GfuIZQI4/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0046.jpg2013-02-23-0046.jpgAlicia sp. (Stinging wandering anemone) on Antipatharia (Black Coral). Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 448 Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 244:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 110 minutes Mix: 16/50 CNS: 62% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,330 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,440 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eZE2_7fzkkUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eZE2_7fzkkU/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0015.jpg2011-07-17-0015.jpgYellow finger Sponge from the phylum porifera Unidentified by the Photographer at 60 meters deep, Barren Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 370.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 156:18 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 62.4 meters..Bottom Time: 87 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,834 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ueT5SJrBtlwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ueT5SJrBtlw/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0141.jpg2010-04-23-0141.jpgDiver Mary Carney and Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) is illuminated by early morning light in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 255.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters..Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006emwo.Y085Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006emwo.Y085Y/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0230.jpg2010-07-09-0230.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson looks over the Skeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. .Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mOXrQFfkf24https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mOXrQFfkf24/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0267.jpg2010-07-09-0267.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson looks over the Skeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. .Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S8NWtqaTPUchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S8NWtqaTPUc/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0723.jpgKermadec triplefinEnneapterygius kermadecensis (Kermadec triplefin). Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 759. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 62 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,310 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,372 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QriuDYm80eghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QriuDYm80eg/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0187.jpg2008-12-31-0187.jpgThe hydromedusa, Aequorea forskalea..Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000091eTPVIhxB4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000091eTPVIhxB4/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0227.jpg2008-12-31-0227.jpgThe hydromedusa, Aequorea forskalea..Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000HozTwrLIIQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000HozTwrLIIQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0257.jpg2009-07-26-0257.jpgSea Urchin (Heliocidaris tuberculatus) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000As61HMgCic8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000As61HMgCic8/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-30-0013.jpg2009-05-30-0013.jpgA Purple Urchin also known as a Black urchin (Centrostephanus rodgersii) Inspiration Point at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 30 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 166.Max Depth 34.5 m..Temp 17c. O2 33%.Bottom Time 98 min..Bottom Time to Date 8149 min..Cumulative Time 8247 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IJRoyLJ6eqchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IJRoyLJ6eqc/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0030-2.jpgBlue-Spotted WrasseAnampses caeruleopunctatus (Blue-Spotted Wrasse). Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 766 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,834minutes Cumulative Time: 42,765 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QrCuCvxDzDAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QrCuCvxDzDA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0194.jpgGold-ribbon GrouperGold-ribbon Grouper (Aulacocephalus temmincki) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000052taygpVX.Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000052taygpVX.I/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0594-2.jpgDusky galaxiasDusky galaxias (Galaxias pullus). Tuesday 04 August 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dlMdHmfywxYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dlMdHmfywxY/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-03-0004.jpgJock StewartHelicolenus percoides (Jock Stewart, Sea Perch) Thursday 03 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 512 Site: Nine Fathoms Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Temperature: 14.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 311:46 hh:mm Time: 14:49 Maximum Depth: 41.3 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 34,434 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,554 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KQU88f.m0w8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KQU88f.m0w8/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-28-0024.jpgJock StewartHelicolenus percoides (Jock Stewart, Sea Perch). Monday 28 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 525 Site: Cave Bay Ammunition Dump, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 340:10 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 60.3 meters Bottom Time: 172 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 83% Bottom Time to Date: 36,015 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,187 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005zn8ijeTeRAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005zn8ijeTeRA/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0229.jpg20016-09-04-0229.jpgTrachelochismus melobesia (Striped clingfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q7rFS_BOlZQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q7rFS_BOlZQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0091.jpg2011-09-03-0091.jpgTwin 4.5 inch (114 mm) guns on the Wreck of the HMNZS Waikato (F55) a Leander class Frigate, after being decommissioned by the Royal New Zealand Navy serves as an artificial diving reef off the coast of Tutukaka, Northland, New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 376.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Wreck HMNZS Canterbury, Northland..Temperature: 15 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 162:57 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 30.4 meters..Bottom Time: 76 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,166 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,242 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004h8clmRTr0ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004h8clmRTr0o/fit=1000x1000/2014-10-10-0122-1.jpgPygmy blue whaleBalaenoptera musculus brevicauda (Pygmy blue whale). October 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004L.DGf6IZcUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004L.DGf6IZcU/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0059.jpg2013-02-23-0059.jpgAlicia sp. (Stinging wandering anemone) on Antipatharia (Black Coral). Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 448 Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 244:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 110 minutes Mix: 16/50 CNS: 62% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,330 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,440 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CcyMbYf8n4Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CcyMbYf8n4A/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0068-2.jpg2011-05-18-0068-2.JPGEncrusting life takes over a dead Antipatharia (black coral) tree at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005BebM73p958https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005BebM73p958/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0016.jpg2013-02-23-0016.jpgAlicia sp. (Stinging wandering anemone) on Antipatharia (Black Coral). Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 448 Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 244:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 110 minutes Mix: 16/50 CNS: 62% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,330 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,440 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gc9uE.e.Vm8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gc9uE.e.Vm8/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0054.jpg2013-02-23-0054.jpgAlicia sp. (Stinging wandering anemone) on Antipatharia (Black Coral). Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 448 Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 244:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 110 minutes Mix: 16/50 CNS: 62% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,330 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,440 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ScBmgxNNOhkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ScBmgxNNOhk/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0013.jpg2013-02-23-0013.jpgAlicia sp. (Stinging wandering anemone) on Antipatharia (Black Coral). Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 448 Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 244:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 110 minutes Mix: 16/50 CNS: 62% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,330 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,440 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jH.1wvlUtXAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jH.1wvlUtXA/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0062.jpg2013-02-23-0062.jpgAlicia sp. (Stinging wandering anemone) on Antipatharia (Black Coral). Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 448 Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 244:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 110 minutes Mix: 16/50 CNS: 62% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,330 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,440 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x4N3sSrCNNAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x4N3sSrCNNA/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0139.jpgSalmacina australis (Feather-duster tubeworm)Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 364.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 210:08 hh:mm.Mix: 21.Maximum Depth: 19.4 meters..Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,262 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,337 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nzjKkD9H8Xohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nzjKkD9H8Xo/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0031.jpg2009-10-17-0031.jpgJason's Nudibranch (Jason mirabilis) laying eggs on the hydroid (Solanderia ericopsis) its main food source. Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Saturday 17 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009..Dive Number 189.Boat : Apollo, Goat Island Dive..Site : Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group..Max Depth 28 m..Temp 19c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 56 min..Bottom Time to Date 9600 min..Cumulative Time 9656 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000063lBYFDtMAghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000063lBYFDtMAg/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-30-0007.jpg2009-05-30-0007.jpgFirebrick starfish (Asterodiscus truncatus)Inspiration Point at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 30 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 166.Max Depth 34.5 m..Temp 17c. O2 33%.Bottom Time 98 min..Bottom Time to Date 8149 min..Cumulative Time 8247 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DrTOuF1T9Mchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DrTOuF1T9Mc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0619.jpg2011-05-16-0619.JPGHingebeak shrimp (Rhynchocinetes sp.) hide inside a coral (Turbinaria sp.) at North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 344 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,524 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,585 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005ooY3qsGlq0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005ooY3qsGlq0/fit=1000x1000/20012-08-04-0167.jpg20012-08-04-0167.jpgDarwinella oxeata (sponge).Saturday 04 August 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 429..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 226:32 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 29.1 meters..Bottom Time: 91 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 27,596 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,687 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TYGDcuGKtZ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TYGDcuGKtZ4/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0372.jpgGridled wrasseNotolabrus cinctus (Gridled wrasse).Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003lnfz.xlK0whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003lnfz.xlK0w/fit=1000x1000/Tonga.jpgPaul Tokoma'ata2-year-old Paul stays close to his mother Sivihiva Tokoma'ata outside their small one room home that sleeps nine in the village of U'tungake on the island of Vava'u in Tonga. They receive about $100 dollars a year in remittance from her brother in New Zealand who has nine children of his own. Photograph Richard Robinson. May 2004. 2004 © New Zealand Herald A Division of APN New Zealand Ltd. No Reproduction without prior written permission. Contact www.newspix.co.nz to licence photograph.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yQ6epwVMuRkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yQ6epwVMuRk/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-10-0043.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C1M7Pl2VjH4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C1M7Pl2VjH4/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0655.jpgLittle penguinA raft of little Blue Penguins return at dusk to the Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000BnhqbmQeX0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000BnhqbmQeX0/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0652.jpgLittle penguinA raft of little Blue Penguins return at dusk to the Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MR6LYOm7y3Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MR6LYOm7y3M/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0643.jpgLittle penguinA raft of little Blue Penguins return at dusk to the Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z2ebEbR02Zohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z2ebEbR02Zo/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0616.jpgLittle penguinA raft of little Blue Penguins return at dusk to the Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DQU9QPxRLBEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DQU9QPxRLBE/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0613.jpgLittle penguinA raft of little Blue Penguins return at dusk to the Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V6Z_BYmZhSUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V6Z_BYmZhSU/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0678.jpgLittle penguinA raft of little Blue Penguins return at dusk to the Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TTxcVHtbTX0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TTxcVHtbTX0/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0260.jpgLittle penguinA Little penguin (Eudyptula minor) nests under a shop in the Victorian precinct of Oamaru, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zXepyf7XLUghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zXepyf7XLUg/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-13-0282.jpgLittle penguinBlue Penguin Colony research scientist Philippa Agnew pictured a penguin crossing road sign near the tourist venture in Oamaru, New Zealand. 13 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000poacuzw5KgEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000poacuzw5KgE/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-12-0543.jpgLittle PenguinA Little penguin (Eudyptula minor) crosses a road at night in Oamaru, New Zealand. 12 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007KjZR4NJooshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007KjZR4NJoos/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-12-0392-1.jpgLittle PenguinTourists at the Blue Penguin Colony in Oamaru, New Zealand. 12 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.KxXiVJX6Kohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.KxXiVJX6Ko/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-12-0301.jpgLittle penguinLittle penguin road crossing sign in Oamaru, New Zealand. 12October2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_xFQJchZXUchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_xFQJchZXUc/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0894-1.jpgLittle penguinA Little penguin (Eudyptula minor) leaves it's nest under a shop in the Victorian precinct of Oamaru, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P1rqeOadxUshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P1rqeOadxUs/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0879.jpgLittle penguinA Little penguin (Eudyptula minor) leaves it's nest under a shop in the Victorian precinct of Oamaru, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j9jwTgOBPvchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j9jwTgOBPvc/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-24-0024.jpg2010-09-24-0024.jpgPictured: Anne Motu from Te Hapua works in freezing conditions as the sun rises keeping a whale calm in the stream near Spirits Bay Beach where the whales rest and recuperate. .On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l4jIU40kGKEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l4jIU40kGKE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0152-2.jpg2011-05-15-0152-2.JPGStriped boarfish (Evistias acutirostris) rare and normally found in pairs or small groups this large aggregation of 38 individuals is truly a remarkable sight and certainly the same group Malcolm Francis recorded in 1990. Pictured off the southern point,on the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sUd4ye3.tbQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sUd4ye3.tbQ/fit=1000x1000/BLUESHARK09.jpgBLUESHARK09.JPGBlue sharks are not a species targeted by the fishing industry, but around 20,000 are caught every year by surface long-liners or purse-seine trawlers. This slipped a long-liner’s hook, creating an ironic smile. Sharks account for one-third of the total catch on average. Regulations designed to deter shark finning (legal in New Zealand) will likely see sharks returned to the sea alive, and research suggests 70 per cent would survive.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eDSqfDj1j0ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eDSqfDj1j0o/fit=1000x1000/Kermadec-07.jpgKermadec Ocean SanctuaryThe spotted black grouper is an icon of the Kermadecs, they are relatively common around the archipelago, but this behaviour which appears to be a mating ritual, may never have been witnessed before. The two grouper, approximately 1.2 metres in length, wrapped themselves around each other for more than three minutes, oblivious to the photographer, and changed colour from black to vivid white continuously. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic “Blue Water Islands” Issue 111 September - October 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V37zlWeAGgQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V37zlWeAGgQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0089.jpg2012-03-25-0089.jpgCanthigaster callisterna (Sharp-nosed pufferfish)..Sunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 352.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mine Shaft Cave..Temperature: 19.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 194:29 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,201 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,282 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001evDJsI07V0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001evDJsI07V0/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-29-0123-1.jpgBronze Whaler SharkCarcharhinus brachyurus (Bronze Whaler Shark)..Family: Carcharhinidae (Requiem or Whaler Sharks)..Maori Name : Horopekepeka..Distribution:All Oceans..Occurrence: Common in New Zealand, particularly in warmer Northern waters..Size: Average 300cm..Food: Active predators, omnivorous....Family: Carcharhinidae (Requiem or Whaler Sharks)..Maori Name : Horopekepeka..Distribution:All Oceans..Occurrence: Common in New Zealand, particularly in warmer Northern waters..Size: Average 300cm..Food: Active predators, omnivorous..Tuesday 29 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 320.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 136:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 33.2 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,883 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,969 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000032zg9wJ7goQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000032zg9wJ7goQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-02-0155.jpg2016-10-02-0155.tifLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zrc2hxjUqcMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zrc2hxjUqcM/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-03-0267.jpg2016-10-03-0267.jpgLindsay Rowe of the Hutton’s Shearwater Charitable Trust in Kaikoura, checks man made nest boxes and weighs returning birds at the artificial Kaikoura Peninsula Te Rae o Atiu colony. Monday 03 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000peFW6YbttMAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000peFW6YbttMA/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-03-0260.jpg2016-10-03-0260.jpgLindsay Rowe of the Hutton’s Shearwater Charitable Trust in Kaikoura, checks man made nest boxes and weighs returning birds at the artificial Kaikoura Peninsula Te Rae o Atiu colony. Monday 03 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K58DGBM_kechttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K58DGBM_kec/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-03-0243.jpg2016-10-03-0243.jpgLindsay Rowe of the Hutton’s Shearwater Charitable Trust in Kaikoura, checks man made nest boxes and weighs returning birds at the artificial Kaikoura Peninsula Te Rae o Atiu colony. Monday 03 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LfEBT3g5eJQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LfEBT3g5eJQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-03-0220.jpg2016-10-03-0220.jpgLindsay Rowe of the Hutton’s Shearwater Charitable Trust in Kaikoura, checks man made nest boxes and weighs returning birds at the artificial Kaikoura Peninsula Te Rae o Atiu colony. Monday 03 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qaCWBF0XbCIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qaCWBF0XbCI/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-03-0206.jpg2016-10-03-0206.jpgLindsay Rowe of the Hutton’s Shearwater Charitable Trust in Kaikoura, checks man made nest boxes and weighs returning birds at the artificial Kaikoura Peninsula Te Rae o Atiu colony. Monday 03 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N3DEv41ksi0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N3DEv41ksi0/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-03-0189.jpg2016-10-03-0189.jpgLindsay Rowe of the Hutton’s Shearwater Charitable Trust in Kaikoura, checks man made nest boxes and weighs returning birds at the artificial Kaikoura Peninsula Te Rae o Atiu colony. Monday 03 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O_KzKJhdu_ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O_KzKJhdu_o/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-03-0165.jpg2016-10-03-0165.jpgLindsay Rowe of the Hutton’s Shearwater Charitable Trust in Kaikoura, checks man made nest boxes and weighs returning birds at the artificial Kaikoura Peninsula Te Rae o Atiu colony. Monday 03 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004nb_QmBUpo0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004nb_QmBUpo0/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-03-0136.jpg2016-10-03-0136.jpgKids from the Kaikoura Suburban School at the ‘Hutton’s Hub’ which serves as a drop-off point for Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) fledglings that crash land around the Kaikoura township each March/April due to light disorientation. Monday 03 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vohA760zxi8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vohA760zxi8/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-03-0135.jpg2016-10-03-0135.jpgKids from the Kaikoura Suburban School at the ‘Hutton’s Hub’ which serves as a drop-off point for Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) fledglings that crash land around the Kaikoura township each March/April due to light disorientation. Monday 03 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gQyMChyzWl0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gQyMChyzWl0/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-03-0135-1.jpg2016-10-03-0135_1.jpgKids from the Kaikoura Suburban School at the ‘Hutton’s Hub’ which serves as a drop-off point for Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) fledglings that crash land around the Kaikoura township each March/April due to light disorientation. Monday 03 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n_QBVAKUwoIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n_QBVAKUwoI/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-03-0097.jpg2016-10-03-0097.jpgLynlee Bradley 6-years-old from Kaikoura Suburban School at the ‘Hutton’s Hub’ which serves as a drop-off point for Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) fledglings that crash land around the Kaikoura township each March/April due to light disorientation. Monday 03 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xdjHrHS7.wIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xdjHrHS7.wI/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0055-2.jpg2012-04-20-0055-2.jpgPseudolabrus luculentus (Orange wrasse) female..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 368..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Tower Point to Northern Arch, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,618 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,688 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PpSyVAGHynIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PpSyVAGHynI/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0184.jpgCup coralMonomyces rubrum (Cup coral). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 469 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 12:55 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 275:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.8 meters Bottom Time: 111 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 59% OTU: 80% Bottom Time to Date: 31,436 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,547 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mvgzuVC6x.Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mvgzuVC6x.M/fit=1000x1000/BLUESHARK11.jpgBLUESHARK11.JPGSome 20,000 blue sharks were caught in New Zealand waters in the 2011–12 year as by-catch in the tuna fishery. Sharks typically make up one-third of the catch, and blue sharks top the list of those caught. More than 99 per cent of blue sharks are finned before being dumped at sea, a practice now out-lawed in 98 countries, though New Zealand still allows it so long as the sharks are killed first.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V2Fds26xJb0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V2Fds26xJb0/fit=1000x1000/BLUESHARK10.jpgBLUESHARK10.JPGBlue sharks, unlike the heavily-set attack predators such as great white sharks, equipped with frightening dentition, blue sharks are the lithe endurance athletes of the aquatic realm—sinuous, efficient cruisers. Their bodies are narrow, with huge pectoral fins extending like wings from their flanks. Their teeth are small, since most of their prey is of a size that is swallowed whole, rather than torn to shreds.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LLmCuox3zDchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LLmCuox3zDc/fit=1000x1000/BLUESHARK08.jpgBLUESHARK08.JPGElliott targets the largest specimens, which have dorsal fins big enough to attach the palm-sized GPS transmitter. It will record the shark’s depth, location and water temperature for up to three years, the limit of the battery life, and beam the data to a satellite whenever the shark is at the surface.The data coming from the tagged sharks also confirms the feeding behaviour of blues. They dive to the thermocline at night and digest on the surface during the day.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cppGn4X37Zkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cppGn4X37Zk/fit=1000x1000/BLUESHARK04.jpgBLUESHARK04.JPGBlue sharks are a common species in the South Pacific, though they prefer deep water habitats, usually some distance from the coast. Typically they feed at depth and spend time on the surface digesting and resting, hunting only as opportunities present themselves.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wr.XKSnbMnghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wr.XKSnbMng/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-02-0596.jpg2015-10-02-0596.jpgHypoplectrodes igneus (Kermadec halfbanded perch) Friday 02 October 2015 Dive Number: 756 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 22.9 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,130 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,190 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gX7iWQX433Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gX7iWQX433E/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-03-0084.jpg2016-10-03-0084.jpgLynlee Bradley 6-years-old from Kaikoura Suburban School at the ‘Hutton’s Hub’ which serves as a drop-off point for Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) fledglings that crash land around the Kaikoura township each March/April due to light disorientation. Monday 03 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mUShdALselghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mUShdALselg/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-03-0044-2.jpg2016-10-03-0044_2.jpgHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī artificial Kaikoura Peninsula Te Rae o Atiu colony, Kaikoura, New Zealand. Monday 03 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006DPk55.QSb0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006DPk55.QSb0/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-03-0017-1.jpg2016-10-03-0017_1.jpgLindsay Rowe of the Hutton’s Shearwater Charitable Trust in Kaikoura, checks man made nest boxes and weighs returning birds at the artificial Kaikoura Peninsula Te Rae o Atiu colony. Monday 03 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mnGI4nPUKAkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mnGI4nPUKAk/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-03-0013.jpg2016-10-03-0013.jpgLindsay Rowe of the Hutton’s Shearwater Charitable Trust in Kaikoura, checks man made nest boxes and weighs returning birds at the artificial Kaikoura Peninsula Te Rae o Atiu colony. Monday 03 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tre59tGYUHMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tre59tGYUHM/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-02-0223.jpgHutton's ShearwaterRoad signs to urge motorists to slow down where Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) fledglings crash land around the Kaikoura township in New Zealand due to light disorientation. Sunday 02 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KW8f2ag2d68https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KW8f2ag2d68/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-02-0189.jpgHutton's ShearwaterRoad signs to urge motorists to slow down where Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) fledglings crash land around the Kaikoura township in New Zealand due to light disorientation. Sunday 02 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yJYC.ABkyf4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yJYC.ABkyf4/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-02-0182.jpgHutton's ShearwaterRoad signs to urge motorists to slow down where Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) fledglings crash land around the Kaikoura township in New Zealand due to light disorientation. Sunday 02 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HX9J4URS_2Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HX9J4URS_2E/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-02-0167.jpgHutton's ShearwaterRoad signs to urge motorists to slow down where Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) fledglings crash land around the Kaikoura township in New Zealand due to light disorientation. Sunday 02 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v9tZ9KStfO0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v9tZ9KStfO0/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-02-0140-1.jpgHutton's ShearwaterNicky McArthur from the Hutton’s Shearwater Charitable Trust in Kaikoura, New Zealand. Sunday 02 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001LPQOGBvc8Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001LPQOGBvc8Y/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-02-0080.jpgHutton's ShearwaterNicky McArthur from the Hutton’s Shearwater Charitable Trust in Kaikoura, New Zealand. Sunday 02 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000067MiyfRnVxwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000067MiyfRnVxw/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-02-0049.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s Hub serves as a drop-off point for Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) fledglings that crash land around the Kaikoura township each March/April due to light disorientation. Sunday 02October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007JEXTf.LqQUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007JEXTf.LqQU/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-02-0047.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s Hub serves as a drop-off point for Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) fledglings that crash land around the Kaikoura township each March/April due to light disorientation. Sunday 02October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xpohZeDSKSshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xpohZeDSKSs/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-02-0045.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s Hub serves as a drop-off point for Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) fledglings that crash land around the Kaikoura township each March/April due to light disorientation. Sunday 02October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uTvSMI6OvTchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uTvSMI6OvTc/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-1379.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UsIo.0vACd8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UsIo.0vACd8/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-1377.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IDgCgNEpnoQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IDgCgNEpnoQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-1360.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H_5tHa8HJW0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H_5tHa8HJW0/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-1322.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XNmNWmmdC2Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XNmNWmmdC2Y/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-1298.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v9vUSJGgDcMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v9vUSJGgDcM/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-1297-1.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GJB4rGf36jUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GJB4rGf36jU/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-1218.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u1e0LunJ73whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u1e0LunJ73w/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-1211.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yz.D0tlYEMAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yz.D0tlYEMA/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-1204.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001iiJQme4r0khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001iiJQme4r0k/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-1185.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006VYzSk8ulDchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006VYzSk8ulDc/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-1164.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jrK7VX.NUEohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jrK7VX.NUEo/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-1156.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mcm6VNBh0sUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mcm6VNBh0sU/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-1153.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006IDMV1wRY_0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006IDMV1wRY_0/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-1118.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AMrAkklrGoYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AMrAkklrGoY/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0382.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EoyN93fF7BAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EoyN93fF7BA/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0379.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gRU87tQAjaAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gRU87tQAjaA/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0372-1.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YzPuAs85o.Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YzPuAs85o.U/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0355.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003ylQ5L.LN7Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003ylQ5L.LN7A/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0335.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vZxVkJF61B0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vZxVkJF61B0/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0333.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D6d.L1ZYsKEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D6d.L1ZYsKE/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0315.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wfbVgiTtiz4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wfbVgiTtiz4/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0312.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hca3tKYlZGchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hca3tKYlZGc/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0299.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rYIHVACQPeIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rYIHVACQPeI/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0280.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GWda2y_Nc78https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GWda2y_Nc78/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0262.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h8LWKkd4.AUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h8LWKkd4.AU/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0235.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qpIHZdwoxSshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qpIHZdwoxSs/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0225.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mmn5np5dDjchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mmn5np5dDjc/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0215.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GcZrDilnAJYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GcZrDilnAJY/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0206.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kZ19R1DBSqUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kZ19R1DBSqU/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0204.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005338oZgkPCYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005338oZgkPCY/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0203.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KB3XaMQE6lEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KB3XaMQE6lE/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0176.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HhWOPx1kmBQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HhWOPx1kmBQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0164.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DI6NUxBjJWMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DI6NUxBjJWM/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0152.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PdkME_SQX0Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PdkME_SQX0Q/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0147.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000alFqvMHxlfghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000alFqvMHxlfg/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0105.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA rehabilitated Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is released back into the wild off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. p Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tuDqeMbMINshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tuDqeMbMINs/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0062.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PGAtYTFmMTkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PGAtYTFmMTk/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0055-1.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kyxtco5eKzwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kyxtco5eKzw/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0053-1.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xki6Q2nef4khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xki6Q2nef4k/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0052-1.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VumCjIMS2Dwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VumCjIMS2Dw/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0051-2.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008y3EQGFzGeUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008y3EQGFzGeU/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-1101.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DrVIWI2t6W0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DrVIWI2t6W0/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-1092.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yH4r.GHoKYUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yH4r.GHoKYU/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0927.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006bdsWGyofPkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006bdsWGyofPk/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0890.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BlY0BliLuc8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BlY0BliLuc8/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0884.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005Q8SPB3k8gUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005Q8SPB3k8gU/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0861.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gyl4GbuaBywhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gyl4GbuaByw/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0829.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H9mS.tRziBIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H9mS.tRziBI/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0787.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xnie2OfCufshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xnie2OfCufs/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0772-1.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_wTWcQALMEAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_wTWcQALMEA/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0771-1.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jPdcKgoiadghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jPdcKgoiadg/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0728.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002PIz64wRvUMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002PIz64wRvUM/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0726.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rRmFbSjdoBshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rRmFbSjdoBs/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0682.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kKyMCJJsR6Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kKyMCJJsR6M/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0642.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NKgXaOQQ75ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NKgXaOQQ75g/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0572.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z8LaV4NBI_Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z8LaV4NBI_I/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0571.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000usBijyD7znMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000usBijyD7znM/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0568.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FVWeD_msXeQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FVWeD_msXeQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0429.jpgHutton's ShearwaterMike Morrissey Conservation Ranger at Department of Conservation Kaikoura at the ‘Hutton’s Hub’ which serves as a drop-off point for Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) fledglings that crash land around the Kaikoura township each March/April due to light disorientation. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003vddS2dYs2Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003vddS2dYs2Q/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0353.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Kowhai Valley in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand where one of the two remaining breeding colonies of the Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni). Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RHj7z2AkfLIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RHj7z2AkfLI/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0332.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YjyXevrtbWohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YjyXevrtbWo/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0303.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MTJyYNaN1Kwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MTJyYNaN1Kw/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0282.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HA.ARaevDmYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HA.ARaevDmY/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0256.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HZ0kRl50wvohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HZ0kRl50wvo/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0250.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ky5VnOmqyQIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ky5VnOmqyQI/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0249-1.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000351XcxWSCKkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000351XcxWSCKk/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0226.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MWu4xnt6HgUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MWu4xnt6HgU/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0219.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o9TZI_lHKYghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o9TZI_lHKYg/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0213.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w.0wmwMh2AQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w.0wmwMh2AQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0193.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J6HLcoRfn_Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J6HLcoRfn_Q/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0189.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uCFdjgfeIHchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uCFdjgfeIHc/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0175.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P_dSyWmHGfMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P_dSyWmHGfM/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0164.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X_HJU_2WP.8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X_HJU_2WP.8/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0159.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_fVtW44t5lohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_fVtW44t5lo/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0156.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vkv7ppL_AQAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vkv7ppL_AQA/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0131.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Di_0EZBqyDUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Di_0EZBqyDU/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0128.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EBi.iGWJBOkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EBi.iGWJBOk/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0124.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000II1JECVy0fchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000II1JECVy0fc/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0098.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W2YuyDKouh8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W2YuyDKouh8/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0097.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kpR5qq0edB8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kpR5qq0edB8/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0092.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tDVmWLCMEAghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tDVmWLCMEAg/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0077.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005lPxUdX8ES4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005lPxUdX8ES4/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0057.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N0IktM0tO_ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N0IktM0tO_g/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0012.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Kowhai Valley in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand where one of the two remaining breeding colonies of the Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni). Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JKtzPHE.CWwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JKtzPHE.CWw/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-1277-1.jpgHutton's ShearwaterMike Morrissey Conservation Ranger at Department of Conservation Kaikoura holds a Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī at a man mad nesting box, near the Shearwater hut in the Kowhai Valley in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y.tZn0x1okYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y.tZn0x1okY/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-1276.jpgHutton's ShearwaterMike Morrissey Conservation Ranger at Department of Conservation Kaikoura holds a Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī at a man mad nesting box, near the Shearwater hut in the Kowhai Valley in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000024fiYXFlTTwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000024fiYXFlTTw/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-1225.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī in front of a man mad nesting box out side the Shearwater hut in the Kowhai Valley in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BMGb9IMijQAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BMGb9IMijQA/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-1217.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t9vL0pi9Y5Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t9vL0pi9Y5Y/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-1182.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XyJrkFd8Mj8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XyJrkFd8Mj8/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-1176.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Fsg6U5aOn0chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Fsg6U5aOn0c/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-1158.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iChr6.zZvakhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iChr6.zZvak/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-1137.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mu4vgLbBriYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mu4vgLbBriY/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-1110.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.It57av4pE8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.It57av4pE8/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-1095.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p9iOHwjj_bAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p9iOHwjj_bA/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-1059-1.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J_BXeDgUcIkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J_BXeDgUcIk/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-1048.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jflo1HCs8XQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jflo1HCs8XQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-1040.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WRbfJw3ztYYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WRbfJw3ztYY/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-1036.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RZ1YzKL8oNghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RZ1YzKL8oNg/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-1026.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D_L7AlgXtaEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D_L7AlgXtaE/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-1024.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NN1BAfU6qa4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NN1BAfU6qa4/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-1011.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vQja6qLThzAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vQja6qLThzA/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0974.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gQdOF7lijcshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gQdOF7lijcs/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0971.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004.rULIZ32Q4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004.rULIZ32Q4/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0955.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lR30rVhYwhkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lR30rVhYwhk/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0953.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l_dzAykMJyohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l_dzAykMJyo/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0925.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_ekB9zSrTuEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_ekB9zSrTuE/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0916.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gxHAuwFx.kkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gxHAuwFx.kk/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0908.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000wVlCNnPQnMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000wVlCNnPQnM/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0843.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Kowhai Valley in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand where one of the two remaining breeding colonies of the Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni). Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T9Sa8Z_PuIkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T9Sa8Z_PuIk/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0841.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Kowhai Valley in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand where one of the two remaining breeding colonies of the Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni). Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cXJFR3gHQ7Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cXJFR3gHQ7U/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0828.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Kowhai Valley in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand where one of the two remaining breeding colonies of the Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni). Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hpxME91Qyi4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hpxME91Qyi4/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0779.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA recreational fisherman drives fast through a raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is released back into the wild off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kGchi3PKDG0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kGchi3PKDG0/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0744.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000Vn2GlA8OwQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000Vn2GlA8OwQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0726-1.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.VUeRdbFVN4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.VUeRdbFVN4/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0669.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QL2WxczkGbUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QL2WxczkGbU/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0634.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VQSSMKbnlI0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VQSSMKbnlI0/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0627.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D6TWei6Iu_Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D6TWei6Iu_U/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0560-1.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZNeq0yUVb34https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZNeq0yUVb34/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0427.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ED1GlngYGTEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ED1GlngYGTE/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0400.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.mdrM24bMKUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.mdrM24bMKU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0448.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) footprints at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 16 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ORNmU11CoJIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ORNmU11CoJI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0446.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) footprints at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 16 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OPq9ZVgvbbwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OPq9ZVgvbbw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0443.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) footprints at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 16 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z51dZ7ArVQ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z51dZ7ArVQ4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0597.jpg2011-01-09-0597.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) on Enderby Island at subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000039KzVAnxLcQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000039KzVAnxLcQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0598.jpg2011-01-09-0598.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) on Enderby Island at subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T1DL9jKUsdQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T1DL9jKUsdQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0606.jpg2011-01-09-0606.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) on Enderby Island at subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HnVLt.GGqtghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HnVLt.GGqtg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0619.jpg2011-01-09-0619.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) on Enderby Island at subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kLl03Yf5i.chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kLl03Yf5i.c/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0633.jpg2011-01-09-0633.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) on Enderby Island at subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hxUFhYrYTRIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hxUFhYrYTRI/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0828.jpg2011-01-09-0828.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) on Enderby Island at subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KYeGkNSq4Hkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KYeGkNSq4Hk/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0823.jpg2011-01-09-0823.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) on Enderby Island at subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GeWFVO.BnPAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GeWFVO.BnPA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0263.jpg2011-01-09-0263.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BCsSHrn_iuMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BCsSHrn_iuM/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0288.jpg2011-01-09-0288.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q0.N0tc4p.Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q0.N0tc4p.M/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0290.jpg2011-01-09-0290.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BbF36z0vrq8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BbF36z0vrq8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0296.jpg2011-01-09-0296.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yIfE9WJDt4Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yIfE9WJDt4A/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0528.jpg2011-01-09-0528.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) on Enderby Island at subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eIU21oJ9bV4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eIU21oJ9bV4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0555.jpg2011-01-09-0555.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) on Enderby Island at subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dklTsYwWt8whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dklTsYwWt8w/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0580.jpg2011-01-09-0580.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) on Enderby Island at subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002stzv4gabIshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002stzv4gabIs/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0601.jpg2011-01-09-0601.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) on Enderby Island at subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002HPgHQ0HS68https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002HPgHQ0HS68/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0301.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) rare white morph at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 16 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003Nto9_gwl5Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003Nto9_gwl5M/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0275.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) rare white morph at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 16 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lWYlgqJvdWghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lWYlgqJvdWg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0256.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) rare white morph at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 16 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p4XgZI4RN7Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p4XgZI4RN7Y/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0236.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) rare white morph at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 16 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RBpcPKP5Uowhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RBpcPKP5Uow/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0192.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 16 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AWs3owivRzMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AWs3owivRzM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0186-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 16 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002SLvNppqlSwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002SLvNppqlSw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0756.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vys2P0_YBgchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vys2P0_YBgc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0740.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Cu0e6A9HGj0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Cu0e6A9HGj0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0738.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RBhkd9ETm1Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RBhkd9ETm1Q/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0730.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.BHkAGlb8uAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.BHkAGlb8uA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0539-1.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chicks at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000knGp8sFNsE0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000knGp8sFNsE0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0533.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ya.KYQrE0Z4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ya.KYQrE0Z4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0519.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001ClZtMAPdFQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001ClZtMAPdFQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0509-1.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nhImrzZIG9shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nhImrzZIG9s/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0484.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IAfc_D00vVAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IAfc_D00vVA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0468.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YBYihmNZ1KIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YBYihmNZ1KI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0429.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GlP5Vicr_VQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GlP5Vicr_VQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0380.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000omOguj15AkYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000omOguj15AkY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0240.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q4GXfhaA7Q4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q4GXfhaA7Q4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0219.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vb5w8w0bJO8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vb5w8w0bJO8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0212.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JJwhcZ5qRSIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JJwhcZ5qRSI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0211.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TjIOgqrQme0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TjIOgqrQme0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0207-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HkX654UCw3ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HkX654UCw3g/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0204-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dxFnMp1qtCIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dxFnMp1qtCI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0200-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oly46_M3n6Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oly46_M3n6Y/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0199-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006BZVHA4Fh5ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006BZVHA4Fh5g/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0193.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ys5_eiPnYxwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ys5_eiPnYxw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0115-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004zZPIrQvcREhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004zZPIrQvcRE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0027.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Tvdr3MYCFx0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Tvdr3MYCFx0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0007.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r3HxM8GaQGEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r3HxM8GaQGE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0005-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001XL6QVLIAwYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001XL6QVLIAwY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0004-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SmQizu_d0pghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SmQizu_d0pg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0078-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 11 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uDPVM.Ff5r4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uDPVM.Ff5r4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0059.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 11 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000074edTdU3rbghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000074edTdU3rbg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0019.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 11 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AqB8bpHHujghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AqB8bpHHujg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1096.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) adult looking after it’s chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pKbBvxIZ2dshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pKbBvxIZ2ds/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1089.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) adult looking after it’s chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006K6TcU6yfqEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006K6TcU6yfqE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0864.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mM24zUJPB90https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mM24zUJPB90/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0840.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PiDA82dsi8Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PiDA82dsi8Q/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0835.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Um29I6hONGYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Um29I6hONGY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0764.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IAqNzjnpYnAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IAqNzjnpYnA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0758.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CNVhfA5BrOYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CNVhfA5BrOY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0743-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yIEuDEnjAfohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yIEuDEnjAfo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0727-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003m_fufAga_Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003m_fufAga_I/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0719.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000syMpjjqhacchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000syMpjjqhacc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0716-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q4b2sggB62khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q4b2sggB62k/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0579.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dPb74GRCrUIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dPb74GRCrUI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0578-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.jBm46ArGLQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.jBm46ArGLQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0572.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000062fAKEJGPwghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000062fAKEJGPwg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0407.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EQbokYrTBTMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EQbokYrTBTM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0395.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tSWxws.B3jghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tSWxws.B3jg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0372.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e0N9I0qKB6Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e0N9I0qKB6Y/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0362.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007jBidJ.MM8shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007jBidJ.MM8s/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0350-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FAyIA.DSSHIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FAyIA.DSSHI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0348.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jeZ.wCx8Bn4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jeZ.wCx8Bn4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0344.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yzXZJAfniPIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yzXZJAfniPI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0342.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kvMIEAfx9_Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kvMIEAfx9_Q/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0095.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wAdn5jKtSQYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wAdn5jKtSQY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0088.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F17LIJ4AlE8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F17LIJ4AlE8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0081.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000089r4dNRR.8Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000089r4dNRR.8Y/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0076-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vjWId7Uttd4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vjWId7Uttd4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0014-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QX54IXzxmR0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QX54IXzxmR0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0512-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) heads to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dhCDjydAE3Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dhCDjydAE3A/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0425.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sA9Q8r.9jJ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sA9Q8r.9jJ4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0422-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000luKt_AlP_HUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000luKt_AlP_HU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0409.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kkxwGaBn6Pchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kkxwGaBn6Pc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0375.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000atC8sYCrR1Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000atC8sYCrR1U/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0365-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Uu_6tUjWrGMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Uu_6tUjWrGM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0363.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bGSJz1Yxwuohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bGSJz1Yxwuo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0361.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VYaQ1IGdR8whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VYaQ1IGdR8w/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0359.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hiWkTrmNAqwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hiWkTrmNAqw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0328-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004XzrkajnGpchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004XzrkajnGpc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0324.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fDnnLvE0SOohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fDnnLvE0SOo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0321.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lXDNXiCjx1khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lXDNXiCjx1k/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0306-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tgfRpWWPa34https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tgfRpWWPa34/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0281.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qBXksS6.CqUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qBXksS6.CqU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0271.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VbHek_n2I6ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VbHek_n2I6o/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0242-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RQFNnNPNoPUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RQFNnNPNoPU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0217.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) heads to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xlr0GLrU6wshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xlr0GLrU6ws/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1924.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007_80xE9C_WQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007_80xE9C_WQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1919.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PrD9onokjaYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PrD9onokjaY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1095-1.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wA2epVipSlAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wA2epVipSlA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1082.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eAAH0Q2Cnbohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eAAH0Q2Cnbo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1080-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j0_StY7OViUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j0_StY7OViU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1077.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fBivjEzJuHEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fBivjEzJuHE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1075-1.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KCUlHtDdWeIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KCUlHtDdWeI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1062.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QNFIVyV45mQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QNFIVyV45mQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1056-1.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I3nnbwgMu4shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I3nnbwgMu4s/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1045.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hvq5KGmVlPIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hvq5KGmVlPI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1034.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lZJaNfX.JIohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lZJaNfX.JIo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1025.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009oiS5n3_1vohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009oiS5n3_1vo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1025-1.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hqU0peyEH5Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hqU0peyEH5A/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0979.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DTd6sCVK7hMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DTd6sCVK7hM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0955.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001t9zPjHPS7Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001t9zPjHPS7I/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0941.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d_vW7GB9n2whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d_vW7GB9n2w/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0404.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mvT6C4vo0MAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mvT6C4vo0MA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0385.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CM8QyD5T1lshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CM8QyD5T1ls/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0382-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IMMIGFMLO_0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IMMIGFMLO_0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0380.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PDY.MbHpl.Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PDY.MbHpl.E/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0330.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UZ5BhtuCBqEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UZ5BhtuCBqE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0261.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lUp7E7Qm29Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lUp7E7Qm29Q/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0253.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j_RgErc89iAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j_RgErc89iA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0122.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z1PFq4q.YtMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z1PFq4q.YtM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0121.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JdicHaX_pf0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JdicHaX_pf0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0112.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uzoTYQSlr.Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uzoTYQSlr.Y/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0111.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S2sgtUbPq5whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S2sgtUbPq5w/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0107.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kDsOXuN0gzQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kDsOXuN0gzQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0105.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_PcW8P4XFpkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_PcW8P4XFpk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0102.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fcwi7um5NbEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fcwi7um5NbE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0092.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z4tIhGVgIBchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z4tIhGVgIBc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0089.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O0lyhAUENLohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O0lyhAUENLo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0073.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jm3PYaWQMmEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jm3PYaWQMmE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0069-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u3M0QLWLQCEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u3M0QLWLQCE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0068.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X1vpEKybYYYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X1vpEKybYYY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0064-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ax4Y5633nwghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ax4Y5633nwg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0062.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DUyo808HSm4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DUyo808HSm4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0805.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinChris Muller Massey University wildlife biologist and wildlife vet Danielle Sijbranda catch Yellow Eyed Penguins (Megadyptes antipodes) that are returning from foraging at sea, to microchip and attach radio transmitters to help locate their elusive nests in the Sothern Rata forest at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Vc.m5G7fQLYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Vc.m5G7fQLY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0780.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinChris Muller Massey University wildlife biologist and wildlife vet Danielle Sijbranda catch Yellow Eyed Penguins (Megadyptes antipodes) that are returning from foraging at sea, to microchip and attach radio transmitters to help locate their elusive nests in the Sothern Rata forest at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mA0OCx6.7Vshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mA0OCx6.7Vs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0767.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinChris Muller Massey University wildlife biologist and wildlife vet Danielle Sijbranda catch Yellow Eyed Penguins (Megadyptes antipodes) that are returning from foraging at sea, to microchip and attach radio transmitters to help locate their elusive nests in the Sothern Rata forest at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mZETVSFm1YIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mZETVSFm1YI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0766.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinChris Muller Massey University wildlife biologist and wildlife vet Danielle Sijbranda catch Yellow Eyed Penguins (Megadyptes antipodes) that are returning from foraging at sea, to microchip and attach radio transmitters to help locate their elusive nests in the Sothern Rata forest at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U44gnRUsb58https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U44gnRUsb58/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0683.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinChris Muller Massey University wildlife biologist and wildlife vet Danielle Sijbranda catch Yellow Eyed Penguins (Megadyptes antipodes) that are returning from foraging at sea, to microchip and attach radio transmitters to help locate their elusive nests in the Sothern Rata forest at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LgX8RsdDp9Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LgX8RsdDp9E/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0537-1.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin juvenileMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) juvenile in Southern Rata forest at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qvswbYqcgXQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qvswbYqcgXQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0210-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SppBvnvg2JUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SppBvnvg2JU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0945.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wlkjZx.eH0ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wlkjZx.eH0o/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0933-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qnGrgdxk56ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qnGrgdxk56g/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0926-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oZBSi1JNgtwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oZBSi1JNgtw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0913-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fOLM3VX0E8shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fOLM3VX0E8s/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0911.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_ReorpipnGkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_ReorpipnGk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0900.jpg2016-01-12-0900.jpgPhotograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006xaE5FArgykhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006xaE5FArgyk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0865-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinChris Muller Massey University wildlife biologist tracks Yellow Eyed Penguins that have been attached with radio transmitters to help locate their elusive nests in the Sothern Rata forest at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003hNkOaWjsT4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003hNkOaWjsT4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0852.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinChris Muller Massey University wildlife biologist tracks Yellow Eyed Penguins that have been attached with radio transmitters to help locate their elusive nests in the Sothern Rata forest at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dvMFiRXw4R0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dvMFiRXw4R0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0848-2.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) casts a shadow in late evening sun at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZpusyoJtYyAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZpusyoJtYyA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0838-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinChris Muller Massey University wildlife biologist tracks Yellow Eyed Penguins that have been attached with radio transmitters to help locate their elusive nests in the Sothern Rata forest at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L0h1H6S.IRshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L0h1H6S.IRs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0370-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rFnQ81UWplghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rFnQ81UWplg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0367-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yayPD.CBzFYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yayPD.CBzFY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0363.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000o2Jq1_9lOEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000o2Jq1_9lOE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0302.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wX_caIXaFzMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wX_caIXaFzM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0299.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinChris Muller Massey University wildlife biologist tracks Yellow Eyed Penguins that have been attached with radio transmitters to help locate their elusive nests in the Sothern Rata forest at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gAZZarV5fZ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gAZZarV5fZ8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0257.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MpACqfurrE4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MpACqfurrE4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0242-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VI5bcgpaq10https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VI5bcgpaq10/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0014-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 11 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EK5m_FeAHa4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EK5m_FeAHa4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0010.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 11 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BBUfyWyw6UAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BBUfyWyw6UA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0005.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 11 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wOrdmROb0A8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wOrdmROb0A8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0030.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qG5UoUBEoV4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qG5UoUBEoV4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1131-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) adult looking after it’s chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LVJXAllnCYghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LVJXAllnCYg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1127-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) adult looking after it’s chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sseMkERhOOEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sseMkERhOOE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1122-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) adult looking after it’s chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p_hy9X6F2lEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p_hy9X6F2lE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1116-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) adult looking after it’s chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C5MMpFhrJxohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C5MMpFhrJxo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1102.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) adult looking after it’s chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p5O8A6Q0wJkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p5O8A6Q0wJk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0564.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HC1G4UUtYWEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HC1G4UUtYWE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0486.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QmmU7WP12rohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QmmU7WP12ro/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0478-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FOOFmNcKdwkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FOOFmNcKdwk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0464.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s3dr.LeA6yAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s3dr.LeA6yA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0458-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ma6Ob270Hkwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ma6Ob270Hkw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0455.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BsOyVgl06.Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BsOyVgl06.Y/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0443.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vBdyvIIKZaYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vBdyvIIKZaY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0428-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oKUVY60WlHghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oKUVY60WlHg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0419.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pePkZXAczcYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pePkZXAczcY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0415.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kxBkTcF2Ccchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kxBkTcF2Ccc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0043.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QxI8qnmmkaIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QxI8qnmmkaI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0032.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000050bqMomDpgUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000050bqMomDpgU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0022.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Uk0BCAlFx2whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Uk0BCAlFx2w/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0016.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XMZnE5RnPPchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XMZnE5RnPPc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0015.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jIh8V7Q5VGohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jIh8V7Q5VGo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0211.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YTVK6JKLFCMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YTVK6JKLFCM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0096.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) run the gauntlet through a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W54N8aTCii4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W54N8aTCii4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0091-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) run the gauntlet through a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EyM8VOymUUUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EyM8VOymUUU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0087.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) run the gauntlet through a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s2IrYP7T9Owhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s2IrYP7T9Ow/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0084.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) run the gauntlet through a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007bVl1RqZjqUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007bVl1RqZjqU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0081.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) run the gauntlet through a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cG0GY9CKJuQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cG0GY9CKJuQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0062.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QYGAhWjMQx8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QYGAhWjMQx8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0057.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uUm.d1A7Es8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uUm.d1A7Es8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0054.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007MvG1PhAO.ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007MvG1PhAO.o/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0040.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003I.dw_awQg8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003I.dw_awQg8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0029.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000moYEzu9J0D0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000moYEzu9J0D0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0020.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kha2mdHRiH8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kha2mdHRiH8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0004.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CDwiZ0gkv68https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CDwiZ0gkv68/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0397.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head back to their nests at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iW18to2tPEkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iW18to2tPEk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0395.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head back to their nests at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i.om6KYMA9shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i.om6KYMA9s/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0141-2.jpg2010-03-13-0141-2.jpgA Banded coral shrimp (Stenopus hispidus) with eggs at at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 233.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 32.11 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,631 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,733 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qOPiqKiko5ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qOPiqKiko5o/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0143.jpg2010-03-13-0143.jpgA Banded coral shrimp (Stenopus hispidus) with eggs at at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 233.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 32.11 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,631 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,733 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dDPlbGKPGYwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dDPlbGKPGYw/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0054.jpg2012-05-12-0054.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FXw4HL1wR3khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FXw4HL1wR3k/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0055.jpg2013-04-13-0055.JPGGreen seaweed Caulerpa geminata at the Southern Side of South West Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 458 Site: Southern Side of South West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 259:29 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 113 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ky24vqv_.6Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ky24vqv_.6Q/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0655.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rgBQd6IBKoAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rgBQd6IBKoA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0328.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uoFPmgtU9Mchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uoFPmgtU9Mc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0323-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ogwHYwntwkEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ogwHYwntwkE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0320.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n9irXWgJRhIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n9irXWgJRhI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0317.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wtEfeQTQn78https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wtEfeQTQn78/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0300.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sUZlevI3Jckhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sUZlevI3Jck/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0283-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qua3aOvJlqEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qua3aOvJlqE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0263.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fNanzqVV0_4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fNanzqVV0_4/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-10-0377.jpgLittle PenguinEudyptula minor (Little penguin) white flippered morph in rehabilitated captivity at the National Aquarium of New Zealand. Monday 09 May 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016..https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yIwA4Q4FAj0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yIwA4Q4FAj0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0461-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) footprints at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 16 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bAqHgLa66nIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bAqHgLa66nI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0454-2.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) footprints at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 16 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CzJ604z4.H8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CzJ604z4.H8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0452-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) footprints at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 16 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o2GeQgw78Bghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o2GeQgw78Bg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0440-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) footprints at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 16 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cC.clb5Tj9chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cC.clb5Tj9c/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0369.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) rare white morph at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 16 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000za2G3r0rb9Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000za2G3r0rb9E/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0355-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) rare white morph at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 16 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002XPBa4VnP6ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002XPBa4VnP6o/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0345.jpg2011-01-09-0345.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000evXYIGNbmxEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000evXYIGNbmxE/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0545.jpg2011-01-09-0545.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) on Enderby Island at subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000drPOrIYSU_chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000drPOrIYSU_c/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0563.jpg2011-01-09-0563.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) on Enderby Island at subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rDWISYhrWp8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rDWISYhrWp8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0611.jpg2011-01-09-0611.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) on Enderby Island at subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Mzb4s7wgWqshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Mzb4s7wgWqs/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0614.jpg2011-01-09-0614.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) on Enderby Island at subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uJxGVnOO8VEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uJxGVnOO8VE/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0590.jpg2011-01-09-0590.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) on Enderby Island at subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KzishFAos34https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KzishFAos34/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0823.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GukQ8VAPp8ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GukQ8VAPp8g/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0822.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gX2voL_XmTwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gX2voL_XmTw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0821-2.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000026mmK5ejokshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000026mmK5ejoks/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0820-3.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fOiXnhK.jd0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fOiXnhK.jd0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0820-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GaMSYQHTAeshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GaMSYQHTAes/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0808.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jT9tifHNA4shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jT9tifHNA4s/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0807-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CqttS3Y0Y.Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CqttS3Y0Y.A/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0276.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E710GT87YbQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E710GT87YbQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0269.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J71ryRUHyxIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J71ryRUHyxI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0268.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OSlwEP5q3kchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OSlwEP5q3kc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0262.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001QMcTWTcXsQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001QMcTWTcXsQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0191.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xcJgGec9G24https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xcJgGec9G24/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0188-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000Uqc.Is3u.ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000Uqc.Is3u.g/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0170.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007_18u1sJeuYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007_18u1sJeuY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0164-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wwP2_BvKXrohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wwP2_BvKXro/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0150.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j_rGnYd2RnYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j_rGnYd2RnY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0118.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v.aUrbyrtiohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v.aUrbyrtio/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0458.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002wHzSGEx4tIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002wHzSGEx4tI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0124-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_FEE1UwWTg8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_FEE1UwWTg8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0110.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000emdfxMjU85Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000emdfxMjU85Y/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0109-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WYR00hs.0LQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WYR00hs.0LQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0103-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001yo5pG4Zba8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001yo5pG4Zba8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0097.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ex0DeHfOefshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ex0DeHfOefs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0080-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iQhaaHWmxhIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iQhaaHWmxhI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0052.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009jO6.T5AuYwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009jO6.T5AuYw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0051-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oRXglgsSE.4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oRXglgsSE.4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0047-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ANi6jmkmEDshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ANi6jmkmEDs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0034.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FADWB_aSQ5Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FADWB_aSQ5U/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0032.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nYf8YyJHfUUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nYf8YyJHfUU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0818.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q6OFbYpFBdEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q6OFbYpFBdE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0817.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OTDwfEZTJ1Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OTDwfEZTJ1Y/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0813.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RhP4K9VJ6Vohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RhP4K9VJ6Vo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0804.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FNZHZF.r6XQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FNZHZF.r6XQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0797.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007QZz1k3_WD4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007QZz1k3_WD4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0793.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NCeLMMvArFchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NCeLMMvArFc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0789.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yhocpFdahMghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yhocpFdahMg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0786.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000svSwpFFn0r4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000svSwpFFn0r4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0768.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U2Pees2RsaAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U2Pees2RsaA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0765.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w4yLb6JevnUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w4yLb6JevnU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0558-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UMW1SYH7g.shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UMW1SYH7g.s/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0555.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WkuSFwTXJFIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WkuSFwTXJFI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0545.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ByZYT9NsKpghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ByZYT9NsKpg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0543-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pLz5vwvy5ZMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pLz5vwvy5ZM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0537.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V9P08tfNlkIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V9P08tfNlkI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0535-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s5xhtIaTOGAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s5xhtIaTOGA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0528.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003bubkOeE1oEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003bubkOeE1oE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0523.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_kIDHUhDcx8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_kIDHUhDcx8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0519.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bKcbmDwdn_chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bKcbmDwdn_c/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0325.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001qK3Ft1srJ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001qK3Ft1srJ4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0307.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AB2WSP51AwQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AB2WSP51AwQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0300.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MpPlcorIixohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MpPlcorIixo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0280.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_h1p.XVJRrUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_h1p.XVJRrU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0121.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v3J.beDjBichttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v3J.beDjBic/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0120-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002FcT6AXnb7whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002FcT6AXnb7w/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0108.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BXu9Bb0HjOchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BXu9Bb0HjOc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0100.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u6Gduc0lKvshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u6Gduc0lKvs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0501-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_LP04uda5ZQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_LP04uda5ZQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0496.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UnDxNbKU0EIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UnDxNbKU0EI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0488-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001mMjsZsUp4Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001mMjsZsUp4I/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0487-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wR54lZwR.i8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wR54lZwR.i8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0464.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hOR0XaQc55khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hOR0XaQc55k/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0454-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JRQ3c1gaw00https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JRQ3c1gaw00/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0442.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) heads to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zxq.tbSLyVQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zxq.tbSLyVQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0199.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fXTpODQoYW0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fXTpODQoYW0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0193.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UR8lGboIohwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UR8lGboIohw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0182-2.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KBzoUH8zHyAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KBzoUH8zHyA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0060.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) heads to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wdSxDk1ZLQEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wdSxDk1ZLQE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0024.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) heads to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002tReysmJtRchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002tReysmJtRc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1896-2.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IlorW8VDpFYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IlorW8VDpFY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1895-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) returns from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oqA.kuQapIshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oqA.kuQapIs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1134.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G6bwTIq8POshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G6bwTIq8POs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1117.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CuJPR0lybUIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CuJPR0lybUI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1112.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vg0z9KX7SDYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vg0z9KX7SDY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0931.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cGOVfzebwQ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cGOVfzebwQ8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0923.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z_dSA5z5yv8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z_dSA5z5yv8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0921.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JwA4sCVD.dQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JwA4sCVD.dQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0915.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003mW0UCWFBFIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003mW0UCWFBFI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0909-1.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Sr1b7jN3KIUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Sr1b7jN3KIU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0908.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vVnl4GSJoS8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vVnl4GSJoS8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0905-1.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZKyGrb_DquUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZKyGrb_DquU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0894-1.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v1pqI89oBfwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v1pqI89oBfw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0865-1.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qKQ_NJxoGuMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qKQ_NJxoGuM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0840.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uH84M4o7V24https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uH84M4o7V24/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0700-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XYqSkzHuIZQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XYqSkzHuIZQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0685.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a5oZ0M1Wbr4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a5oZ0M1Wbr4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0674-2.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P7wyMucNii0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P7wyMucNii0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0357-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WaSvK9zqDz0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WaSvK9zqDz0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0352-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CcZoiFTk6PQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CcZoiFTk6PQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0347-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.vTH.eHWXcAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.vTH.eHWXcA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0344.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xOfgkdBnpu4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xOfgkdBnpu4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0343-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x_aJQeDsteohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x_aJQeDsteo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0335-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Zy7JR2J_PQghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Zy7JR2J_PQg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0327-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yJGeIJ7t0dMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yJGeIJ7t0dM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0322-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SypQxgy61P0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SypQxgy61P0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0249.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YQ9.AP9GWH4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YQ9.AP9GWH4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0243-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b2tlNciqieAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b2tlNciqieA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0211-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G476iCEApZkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G476iCEApZk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0210.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vmpa1rvlx74https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vmpa1rvlx74/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0207.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HlsSqOFQ2sAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HlsSqOFQ2sA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0138.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003PjYiLXDj.0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003PjYiLXDj.0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0123-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n8l6SEOc1hohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n8l6SEOc1ho/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0115.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v_IqRKMp4JMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v_IqRKMp4JM/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0653.jpgFiordland crested penguinAn adult Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to its nest through thick forest at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uaUb_4Kh45whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uaUb_4Kh45w/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-1121.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) return from foraging off the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000bfBf19I3Lwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000bfBf19I3Lw/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-1114.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) return from foraging off the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VtwcCgStdNYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VtwcCgStdNY/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-1373.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) return from foraging off the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jdE21STtukAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jdE21STtukA/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-0656.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ci3MJDXINrMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ci3MJDXINrM/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-1896.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) return from foraging off the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HLv2xmJfxHshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HLv2xmJfxHs/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-1973.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m.t4cF23j_Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m.t4cF23j_A/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-2192.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VCbGCwmf.U4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VCbGCwmf.U4/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-2069.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wVYf9dELo8shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wVYf9dELo8s/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0059-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CHHpjWqM4ZMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CHHpjWqM4ZM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0058.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MoJZn982fOYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MoJZn982fOY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0052.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XLwZ2OxIsHghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XLwZ2OxIsHg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0048.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c6jEFyRb0Tchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c6jEFyRb0Tc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0013.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vPZr2LQJYMIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vPZr2LQJYMI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0009-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P2.K6T58rxQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P2.K6T58rxQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0831.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinChris Muller Massey University wildlife biologist tracks Yellow Eyed Penguins that have been attached with radio transmitters to help locate their elusive nests in the Sothern Rata forest at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GyhfGRC7miMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GyhfGRC7miM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0464.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin JuvenileMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) juvenile at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g8iPAnPmOPwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g8iPAnPmOPw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0462.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin JuvenileMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) juvenile at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KBD9BL31ZAIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KBD9BL31ZAI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0459.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin JuvenileMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) juvenile at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002YO7Il5ZdPYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002YO7Il5ZdPY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0457.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin JuvenileMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) juvenile at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BRTW2mMqdxIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BRTW2mMqdxI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0455.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin JuvenileMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) juvenile at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UKpVsF84fsohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UKpVsF84fso/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0418.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Derry Castle Reef, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s51UyLnZBHchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s51UyLnZBHc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0412.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Derry Castle Reef, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nBsvHWtRPXshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nBsvHWtRPXs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0380.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Derry Castle Reef, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M7FL3ZxniYohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M7FL3ZxniYo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0377-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Derry Castle Reef, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003jycJj0qLkohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003jycJj0qLko/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0375.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Derry Castle Reef, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iYf3dUnXqwshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iYf3dUnXqws/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0370.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Derry Castle Reef, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008c.7LyF5TF8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008c.7LyF5TF8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0369.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Derry Castle Reef, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d086PUEl7pYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d086PUEl7pY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0367-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Derry Castle Reef, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S_AjYtoX3lwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S_AjYtoX3lw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0362-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Derry Castle Reef, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008PfsC3ZAL1Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008PfsC3ZAL1U/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0358.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Derry Castle Reef, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RE_l02BEUtshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RE_l02BEUts/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0353.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Derry Castle Reef, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000076ujYCdZlB8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000076ujYCdZlB8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0216.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002CdqX89jk3khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002CdqX89jk3k/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0215-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xpdrTAykAQchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xpdrTAykAQc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0184.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) run the gauntlet through a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j.YCsmI9vZ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j.YCsmI9vZ8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0155.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) run the gauntlet through a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HCGDyCHsdUMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HCGDyCHsdUM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0153.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) run the gauntlet through a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.F33hm.7oOUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.F33hm.7oOU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0152.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) run the gauntlet through a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005kjsZOMr41Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005kjsZOMr41E/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0150.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) run the gauntlet through a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vHhyJMTFemkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vHhyJMTFemk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0109.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) run the gauntlet through a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000unu7rzkGAF4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000unu7rzkGAF4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0101.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) run the gauntlet through a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W0qptbMxlr0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W0qptbMxlr0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0383.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000054nNhe9s7IYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000054nNhe9s7IY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0229.jpgYellow eyed penguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) run the gauntlet through a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gNUh.qktD8ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gNUh.qktD8g/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-1975.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cG73N7.k1wQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cG73N7.k1wQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-2359.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nKmf5uuh6DAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nKmf5uuh6DA/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-2362.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mqfhk1xdv80https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mqfhk1xdv80/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-2371.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lUKlmECmYQ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lUKlmECmYQ8/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-2432.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SMRusvBqbtAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SMRusvBqbtA/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-05-1393.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KDpLBSZiinAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KDpLBSZiinA/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-05-1259-1.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hAte1JcG3iIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hAte1JcG3iI/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-05-0190.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dAxQVARzGe8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dAxQVARzGe8/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-05-0154.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OEDY8Cb.E3ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OEDY8Cb.E3o/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-05-0067.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QXIfuRxdmLUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QXIfuRxdmLU/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-05-0185.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002MCSXgolkZ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002MCSXgolkZ0/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-05-0046.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fgOWW.DtTtQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fgOWW.DtTtQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-05-0027.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aeU3VUnxZ2Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aeU3VUnxZ2M/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-04-0266.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_Y09e2ckdcUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_Y09e2ckdcU/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-04-0231.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z47lDRvsQLshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z47lDRvsQLs/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-04-0193.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000qTjUcH_wC4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000qTjUcH_wC4/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-04-0218-1.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CyGdCxv5BGkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CyGdCxv5BGk/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-04-0228-2.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l7iDgnwQ8kchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l7iDgnwQ8kc/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-04-0219.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wq1paHQMgRYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wq1paHQMgRY/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-04-0137.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CGMEVyXQKd0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CGMEVyXQKd0/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-04-0081.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jVfaTdTOA2Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jVfaTdTOA2E/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-1397.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cLQqyd5e6Qghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cLQqyd5e6Qg/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-1428.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001OP0G8LF13ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001OP0G8LF13o/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-1504.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fwI5u7qz3xEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fwI5u7qz3xE/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-1307.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) sits on a nest at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006usfQ91NV08https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006usfQ91NV08/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-1533.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin Chicks (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yzy9VojhgxIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yzy9VojhgxI/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-1569.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin Chicks (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ar7AtNt.g7Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ar7AtNt.g7Q/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-1593.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin Chicks (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fbqY5lE2bHAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fbqY5lE2bHA/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-1726.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_M5s6mrn6W4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_M5s6mrn6W4/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-2215.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PfFRqBEfDEQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PfFRqBEfDEQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-2262.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H.zGnWsuBVEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H.zGnWsuBVE/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-2425-2.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xzp0DMoq1v4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xzp0DMoq1v4/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-2461-1.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000anwZ.n8qeLshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000anwZ.n8qeLs/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-2731-1.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000cgZsRa0I.Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000cgZsRa0I.Y/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-0266.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) return from foraging off the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VToiS_ofayshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VToiS_ofays/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-0342.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UT.z8Ht_ei0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UT.z8Ht_ei0/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-0598.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003PCesa_BYn8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003PCesa_BYn8/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-2596-1.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003xOWVwkOTmEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003xOWVwkOTmE/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-2503.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f6W6dAb8Iwshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f6W6dAb8Iws/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-0654-1.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001mohk2b.0C4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001mohk2b.0C4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0344.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lbZk8qqexWshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lbZk8qqexWs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0290.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006nLWdykUgTIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006nLWdykUgTI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0289.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pS7xXl3Ozachttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pS7xXl3Ozac/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0300.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pYOSDWXh7p4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pYOSDWXh7p4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0298.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uH53eABrnM4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uH53eABrnM4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0323.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.RvGcnED2e0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.RvGcnED2e0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0324.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DJUHYwrKfcUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DJUHYwrKfcU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0328.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yO10gJusjj0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yO10gJusjj0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0334.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Gug_IE0je3ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Gug_IE0je3o/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0345.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Pm1Ghc9x0qAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Pm1Ghc9x0qA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0360.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000869PT1CKGhIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000869PT1CKGhI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0405.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UWEi0.BVvLMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UWEi0.BVvLM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0370.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_uEGJmTHC_Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_uEGJmTHC_U/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0570.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kGN3AbTrtgchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kGN3AbTrtgc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0408.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cNxIzHI1Dykhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cNxIzHI1Dyk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0372.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BMlak4.Ggwohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BMlak4.Ggwo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0395.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J0bJkWe.3Ushttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J0bJkWe.3Us/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0399.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005RDfF.bQ1Kghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005RDfF.bQ1Kg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0416.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dIxcA5ncw8shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dIxcA5ncw8s/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0410.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_qNZ_R3EPtghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_qNZ_R3EPtg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0418.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jM7U.emXduEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jM7U.emXduE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0423.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J2Re7PomH0ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J2Re7PomH0o/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0432.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i9vzRkz4UdEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i9vzRkz4UdE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0442.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P4fMHQ208MQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P4fMHQ208MQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0424.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000092d7Y.sM6YAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000092d7Y.sM6YA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0511.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iR.AFubDAjchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iR.AFubDAjc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0536.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JC.6B0OFokkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JC.6B0OFokk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0549.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EunG.02FxVUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EunG.02FxVU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0555.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ennjsX6zmOAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ennjsX6zmOA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0560.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006DaBkpOer18https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006DaBkpOer18/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0386.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ie51VuUpEGUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ie51VuUpEGU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0564.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yjD_lkUO3J8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yjD_lkUO3J8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0598.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GjLQyhmYCPYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GjLQyhmYCPY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0613.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OM0vwybiJJYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OM0vwybiJJY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0614.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m_Iqm0laJfkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m_Iqm0laJfk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0629.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jRNmfx2Us4Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jRNmfx2Us4A/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0623.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V2rVpgXshrkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V2rVpgXshrk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0634.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l0oTWWubqI0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l0oTWWubqI0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0639.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B1t9w7GqdYghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B1t9w7GqdYg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0043.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000054WeCbLySGIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000054WeCbLySGI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0090.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NqPHxy4Z3Dshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NqPHxy4Z3Ds/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0091.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LV7zRpCzpr8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LV7zRpCzpr8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0254.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000028BLImO7Aokhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000028BLImO7Aok/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0257.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZDHC5Z79KxYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZDHC5Z79KxY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0343.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uerlJ5IxOQIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uerlJ5IxOQI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0249.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Rm0Ms33ZCtghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Rm0Ms33ZCtg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-1194.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000msww7amKpXEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000msww7amKpXE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0644.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xvaMD3YE2Cghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xvaMD3YE2Cg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0636.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q65f5YLctHMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q65f5YLctHM/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0257.jpg2011-01-05-0257.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZPOJvN9Bg.8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZPOJvN9Bg.8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0144.jpg2011-01-05-0144.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) Ho Ho Bay at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean.Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LufQRe9.VNghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LufQRe9.VNg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0142.jpg2011-01-05-0142.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) Ho Ho Bay at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean.Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U_ubIbeNgYEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U_ubIbeNgYE/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0152.jpg2011-01-05-0152.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) Ho Ho Bay at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean.Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_8reHFUnNwkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_8reHFUnNwk/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0269.jpg2011-01-05-0269.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008IyHeWUu4NYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008IyHeWUu4NY/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0281.jpg2011-01-05-0281.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000028Vv2ZFe4vUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000028Vv2ZFe4vU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0291.jpg2011-01-05-0291.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HTJJXBPcjMghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HTJJXBPcjMg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0301.jpg2011-01-05-0301.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mkTvbtOB.qghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mkTvbtOB.qg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0403.jpg2011-01-05-0403.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000035g.huDea3Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000035g.huDea3Y/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0419.jpg2011-01-05-0419.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JK6jfNAsS5Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JK6jfNAsS5Q/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0610.jpg2011-01-05-0610.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Penguin Slope on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V3nDv.RZGMwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V3nDv.RZGMw/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0389.jpg2011-01-05-0389.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qyLeXuL5qcQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qyLeXuL5qcQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0676.jpg2011-01-05-0676.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) underwater at Station Cove off North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HAtbPs08eBchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HAtbPs08eBc/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0772-2.jpg2011-01-05-0772-2.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) underwater at Station Cove off North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006mQe2oYYuLchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006mQe2oYYuLc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-1923.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oWXfqctCI0Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oWXfqctCI0Y/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-1924.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000otJpeD6S3IMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000otJpeD6S3IM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-1796.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001f4Lqbi5QTIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001f4Lqbi5QTI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-1819.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F0nfogUoivUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F0nfogUoivU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-1806.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kY7sOvpFNiYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kY7sOvpFNiY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-1832.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002bgVajDQTYUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002bgVajDQTYU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-1822.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RVYF8Yf86L8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RVYF8Yf86L8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-1767.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aV1SJ4eimGUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aV1SJ4eimGU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-1756.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X4uRWwtBF8Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X4uRWwtBF8I/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-1620.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T.EKF4ghPiQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T.EKF4ghPiQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-1725.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_QhooTgEUCQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_QhooTgEUCQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-1618.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_eN8aSICh1shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_eN8aSICh1s/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-05-1538.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SB_jbsR6caQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SB_jbsR6caQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-05-1504.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s.3CQbA4rD0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s.3CQbA4rD0/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-05-1502.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y9HFeycQ_f8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y9HFeycQ_f8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0006.jpgGiant Spider CrabJacquinotia edwardsi (Giant spider crab) at the Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FWH1lB3Dxtshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FWH1lB3Dxts/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-04-0444.jpg2010-09-04-0444.jpgDiver Pete Mesley is silhouetted underneath the ice of Lake Alta at an altitude 1837 meters in the Remarkables Mountain Range near Queenstown in the South Island of New Zealand during the Cromwell Dive Club clubs 23rd annual trip Ice Diving at the lake held in conjunction with Scuba Steve of Wanaka..Saturday 04 September 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 277.Site: Ice Diving in Lake Alta at an altitude of 1837 meters at the Remarkables Mountain Range in Queenstown, South Island of New Zealand..Temperature: 2 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Maximum Depth: 8.5 meters...Bottom Time: 30 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,226 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,256 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000019m2G.twWLwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000019m2G.twWLw/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0701.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) foraging in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qD1pD9I7V9whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qD1pD9I7V9w/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0682.jpgFiordland crested penguinAn adult and juvenile Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BqAhwld84nQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BqAhwld84nQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0677.jpgFiordland crested penguinAn adult and juvenile Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VRiBcFARCskhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VRiBcFARCsk/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0655.jpgFiordland crested penguinAn adult Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to its nest through thick forest at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AbHclfSiVNAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AbHclfSiVNA/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0636.jpgFiordland crested penguinAn adult Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to its nest through thick forest at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n5uTVnhpgqMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n5uTVnhpgqM/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0626.jpgFiordland crested penguinAn adult Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to its nest through thick forest at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RITy3bwlxIAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RITy3bwlxIA/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0620.jpgFiordland crested penguinAn adult Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to its nest through thick forest at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000etrrjepXo9Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000etrrjepXo9Q/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0609.jpgFiordland crested penguinAn adult Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to its nest through thick forest at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TmF3kOpOA_Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TmF3kOpOA_Y/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0610.jpgFiordland crested penguinAn adult Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to its nest through thick forest at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PQK3uJhaq.0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PQK3uJhaq.0/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0527.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) nests in a cave at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zVbdsec5NUAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zVbdsec5NUA/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0517.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) nests in a cave at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009VclePcTvCUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009VclePcTvCU/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0502.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) foraging in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N3g9lWHgcAIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N3g9lWHgcAI/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0462.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to the Harrison Cove colony after foraging in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uFTzWdq5..Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uFTzWdq5..E/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0507.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) nests in a cave at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SGOCLboyQTohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SGOCLboyQTo/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0441.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to the Harrison Cove colony after foraging in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lLMUZuIlTUEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lLMUZuIlTUE/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0426.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to the Harrison Cove colony after foraging in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lQXKDaVNTvohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lQXKDaVNTvo/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0440.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to the Harrison Cove colony after foraging in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KG_GQiq4J9Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KG_GQiq4J9A/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0423.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to the Harrison Cove colony after foraging in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000039U1i3sjqiIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000039U1i3sjqiI/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0308.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to the Harrison Cove colony after foraging in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002EMEHSbBorAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002EMEHSbBorA/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-04-0125.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Bb9QMm1AC58https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Bb9QMm1AC58/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-2516-1.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YNQeb7qa3bghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YNQeb7qa3bg/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-04-0063.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cPnlGEO1pN4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cPnlGEO1pN4/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-2488.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xk3D9vQC67chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xk3D9vQC67c/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-2462.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YUtKBiSAfWIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YUtKBiSAfWI/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-2397.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007D9A3XijOfYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007D9A3XijOfY/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0118.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) forage off the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rrmHKD6Ajrghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rrmHKD6Ajrg/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0158.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F7xP.OMFFZghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F7xP.OMFFZg/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0205.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) forage off the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.okmH8PD.w4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.okmH8PD.w4/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0148.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hTQIzy9RNdkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hTQIzy9RNdk/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0285.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s68sVGfuNr0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s68sVGfuNr0/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0289-1.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ND88w.KP_xghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ND88w.KP_xg/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0348.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K9albaEAqWYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K9albaEAqWY/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0364.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D07hcyVJRTAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D07hcyVJRTA/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0370.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FyAYnvHDMHAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FyAYnvHDMHA/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0418.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000034mkS7Z0GBQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000034mkS7Z0GBQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0301.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k9sBFF23noEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k9sBFF23noE/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0428.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lSBlbL0UdB4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lSBlbL0UdB4/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0438.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eiNiGyUe6UYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eiNiGyUe6UY/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0450.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YYt4_JKq1xMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YYt4_JKq1xM/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0453.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gys.DM7vjEshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gys.DM7vjEs/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0503.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aLE5rOmUlTAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aLE5rOmUlTA/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0680.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GgvXzSShpT8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GgvXzSShpT8/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0699.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DEzoOAQuTZohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DEzoOAQuTZo/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0734.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qh6vXQsqnNwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qh6vXQsqnNw/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0742.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bga02wiSMD4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bga02wiSMD4/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-03-2389.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000neAZl1EQNXchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000neAZl1EQNXc/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0955.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000091sPLH3F7Nshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000091sPLH3F7Ns/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0964.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZY3SDQgU2Fkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZY3SDQgU2Fk/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0976.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jlDNMU5_I20https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jlDNMU5_I20/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-0981.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AaN3CDoz41Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AaN3CDoz41I/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1004.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ykSQO1k78Y8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ykSQO1k78Y8/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1229.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004fl5r0UkYSwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004fl5r0UkYSw/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1222.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fV8Vz.Lo5oIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fV8Vz.Lo5oI/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1090.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YlrBMZlvpichttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YlrBMZlvpic/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1237.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ILPMBaK3Ccchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ILPMBaK3Ccc/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1259.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NIkVZm7GN.ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NIkVZm7GN.o/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1250.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001SlmoAk0YF0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001SlmoAk0YF0/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1304.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tLjKx1MdfYshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tLjKx1MdfYs/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1279.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OjQ0gpfbs_khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OjQ0gpfbs_k/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1285.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Vcb6UcbyXYYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Vcb6UcbyXYY/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1347.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w6veCLtnpQQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w6veCLtnpQQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1341.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hWe0j.GdYH4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hWe0j.GdYH4/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1340.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005TKVdQqAL.Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005TKVdQqAL.E/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1377.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XmjN2kRnyWghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XmjN2kRnyWg/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1352.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000usgJkSY0kwMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000usgJkSY0kwM/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1389.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lJuEzahBog0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lJuEzahBog0/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1411.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003Kkpteh_NTghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003Kkpteh_NTg/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1480.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wK8Gf7S0QF8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wK8Gf7S0QF8/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1478.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JR4yuX7oMhshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JR4yuX7oMhs/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1521.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008CFe9fFmI70https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008CFe9fFmI70/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1639.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eRVhubS3y78https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eRVhubS3y78/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1385.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hko23kq536khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hko23kq536k/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1676.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002hL8ugBO_tMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002hL8ugBO_tM/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1671.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SDSx4NIWzl0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SDSx4NIWzl0/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1905.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_4q45jv5D14https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_4q45jv5D14/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1738.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aUOXVVI94KUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aUOXVVI94KU/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1854.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B326M0_0TeMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B326M0_0TeM/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1905-1.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Gdcvs3sOWK8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Gdcvs3sOWK8/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-2013.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000037MsR9HWYpohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000037MsR9HWYpo/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-2105.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YzZ823uxFh0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YzZ823uxFh0/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-2257-1.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RZeOk3uOoeMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RZeOk3uOoeM/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-2300.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000esq9a1QpO8Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000esq9a1QpO8E/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-2385.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007ysDBbOa_C8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007ysDBbOa_C8/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-2374.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zQ1EK63JOX8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zQ1EK63JOX8/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-0117.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rN.lcBG.5x0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rN.lcBG.5x0/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-2388.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qQuwNZhA4I0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qQuwNZhA4I0/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-0168.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006QtjU3vjJGshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006QtjU3vjJGs/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-0292.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RiOEcyvHHjAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RiOEcyvHHjA/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-0334.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uK47yeCdB4ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uK47yeCdB4g/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-0342.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eww19oCL70Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eww19oCL70Y/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-01-1936.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TIM400fuPUIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TIM400fuPUI/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-0369.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000093ln3NQ5Vgwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000093ln3NQ5Vgw/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-0459.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C4oHbu0A9gUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C4oHbu0A9gU/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-0473.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_FOMzYy09L8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_FOMzYy09L8/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-0562.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fgA0k_fMfXMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fgA0k_fMfXM/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-0551.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nt7y87mDu3khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nt7y87mDu3k/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-1082.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin Chicks (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R2_m4aegy0ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R2_m4aegy0o/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-1123.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin Chicks (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RsXsBsHJrPwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RsXsBsHJrPw/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-1153.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin Chicks (Eudyptes robustus) at the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZZrQzfY_iq0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZZrQzfY_iq0/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-1181.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LU3LTH0I6I0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LU3LTH0I6I0/fit=1000x1000/2016-12-02-1333.jpgSnares Crested PenguinSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) sits on a nest at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean, New Zealand. December 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N8KNozWPBAkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N8KNozWPBAk/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0412.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to the Harrison Cove colony after foraging in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XXzTBD5VUXkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XXzTBD5VUXk/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0421.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to the Harrison Cove colony after foraging in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PnrQzvRySjohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PnrQzvRySjo/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0341.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to the Harrison Cove colony after foraging in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o.Z7ArkXHZEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o.Z7ArkXHZE/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0256.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to the Harrison Cove colony after foraging in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009o5MJNkXocYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009o5MJNkXocY/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0302.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to the Harrison Cove colony after foraging in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007XDG2s7doykhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007XDG2s7doyk/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0163.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to the Harrison Cove colony after foraging in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000077.BnvB4qGMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000077.BnvB4qGM/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0291.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to the Harrison Cove colony after foraging in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cyq.8us0Zawhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cyq.8us0Zaw/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0153.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to the Harrison Cove colony after foraging in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000azL6RTn1qG4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000azL6RTn1qG4/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0096.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to the Harrison Cove colony after foraging in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ii490DGD9EUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ii490DGD9EU/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0039.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) foraging in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eSuiJCVciTAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eSuiJCVciTA/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-08-0028.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) foraging in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 08 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ict7RrjAKcUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ict7RrjAKcU/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0621.jpgFiordland crested penguinThomas Matternfrom from the Tawaki Project releases a Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) after removing a data logger at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 07 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008JzzGwZrmXkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008JzzGwZrmXk/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0600.jpgFiordland crested penguinThomas Matternfrom from the Tawaki Project releases a Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) after removing a data logger at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 07 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JQV618TSkwwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JQV618TSkww/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0598.jpgFiordland crested penguinThomas Mattern from the Tawaki Project releases a Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) after removing a data logger at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 07 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tvd_OflcqDohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tvd_OflcqDo/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0589.jpgFiordland crested penguinRobin Long and Thomas Mattern from the Tawaki Project weigh a Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) after removing a data logger at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 07 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gHJ.DrXzy2ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gHJ.DrXzy2g/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0543.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) foraging in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 07 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O1skmHhu6h0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O1skmHhu6h0/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0580.jpgFiordland crested penguinThomas Mattern from the Tawaki Project releases a Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) after removing a data logger at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 07 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yJw4Koeu0Y0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yJw4Koeu0Y0/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0527.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) foraging in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 07 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RIPuoBCiA38https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RIPuoBCiA38/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0544.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) foraging in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 07 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o_Ws3yA.t98https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o_Ws3yA.t98/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0518.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) returns to it's nest at the Harrison Cove colony after from foraging in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 07 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000048oHevDed8Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000048oHevDed8Y/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0475.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) at the Harrison Cove colony, Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.dNRM47rKgkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.dNRM47rKgk/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0479.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki chick, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) at the Harrison Cove colony in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 07 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MhFGGYLlT5Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MhFGGYLlT5A/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0384.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) at the Harrison Cove colony, Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mCUEh3UQIpMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mCUEh3UQIpM/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0966.jpg2011-01-09-0966.jpgGiant spider crab (Jacquinotia edwardsii ) at Butterfield Point, Enderby Island atthe subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 298.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Butterfield Point, Enderby Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13.8 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,864 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,925 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_hxSmpdAOPQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_hxSmpdAOPQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0260.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aKDCA9jTFzchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aKDCA9jTFzc/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0251.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.UPIOpulbHchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.UPIOpulbHc/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0218.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dzAhArfKjtYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dzAhArfKjtY/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0188.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Pt9IWdSm6wYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Pt9IWdSm6wY/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0183.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007fZ72SQnWLchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007fZ72SQnWLc/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0182.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LGRAo.dQ7nMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LGRAo.dQ7nM/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0171.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007s00ci8AAYshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007s00ci8AAYs/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0144.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_SmtCvJ3m0khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_SmtCvJ3m0k/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0155.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ivqWR36wYkAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ivqWR36wYkA/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0073.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) sits on a chick at the Harrison Cove colony, Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fKEAqjvEq.Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fKEAqjvEq.A/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0061-1.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) sits on a chick at the Harrison Cove colony, Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007RMXbDprecQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007RMXbDprecQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0020.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) sits on a chick at the Harrison Cove colony, Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qJAkbomyI9khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qJAkbomyI9k/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0017.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) sits on a chick at the Harrison Cove colony, Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cIjpFonk6oIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cIjpFonk6oI/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-06-0044.jpgFiordland crested penguinThomas Matternfrom from the Tawaki Project searches Anita Bay for signs of nests at a historical colony for Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009pmoFLzI514https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009pmoFLzI514/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-06-0032.jpgFiordland crested penguinThomas Matternfrom from the Tawaki Project searches Anita Bay for signs of nests at a historical colony for Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in the Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UKgU7LdHc8ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UKgU7LdHc8g/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-05-0191.jpgFiordland crested penguinThomas Mattern and Robin Long from the Tawaki Project attaches a data logger to a Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) at the Harrison Cove colony, Milford Sound, New Zealand. 05 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dkmtKiyowfohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dkmtKiyowfo/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-05-0156.jpgFiordland crested penguinRobin Long from the Tawaki Project attaches a data logger to a Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) at the Harrison Cove colony in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 05 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tt66wSWwpgkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tt66wSWwpgk/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-05-0133.jpgFiordland crested penguinRobin Long from the Tawaki Project weighs and measures a Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) chick at the Harrison Cove colony in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 05 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000..vUT_mSV04https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000..vUT_mSV04/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-05-0110.jpgFiordland crested penguinRobin Long from the Tawaki Project weighs and measures a Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) chick at the Harrison Cove colony in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 05 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yfRLg.LX0iUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yfRLg.LX0iU/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-05-0071.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) sits on a egg at the Harrison Cove colony, Milford Sound, New Zealand. 05 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rjZ41nVKuQohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rjZ41nVKuQo/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-05-0052.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) sits on a egg at the Harrison Cove colony, Milford Sound, New Zealand. 05 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BE7MEv60C6Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BE7MEv60C6Q/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-05-0041.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) sits on a egg at the Harrison Cove colony, Milford Sound, New Zealand. 05 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RZfznYgE2rQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RZfznYgE2rQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-05-0012.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) sits on a egg at the Harrison Cove colony, Milford Sound, New Zealand. 05 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VRu7dOBgjwIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VRu7dOBgjwI/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-05-0032.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) sits on a egg at the Harrison Cove colony, Milford Sound, New Zealand. 05 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WxVxhiDiUhUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WxVxhiDiUhU/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-05-0039.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) sits on a egg at the Harrison Cove colony, Milford Sound, New Zealand. 05 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SKY8WYqdYashttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SKY8WYqdYas/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-05-0039.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) sits on a egg at the Harrison Cove colony, Milford Sound, New Zealand. 05 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VnkqebOPT1Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VnkqebOPT1M/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-13-0110.jpgLittle penguinA Little Penguin chick (Eudyptula minor) has nail polish applied to distinguish it from the clutch at the Blue Penguin Colony tourist venture in Oamaru, New Zealand. 13 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rDyihvoXYFIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rDyihvoXYFI/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-13-0053.jpgLittle penguinLittle Penguin chicks (Eudyptula minor) are weighed and measured at the Blue Penguin Colony tourist venture in Oamaru, New Zealand. 13 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a6Iwsaw_Fsohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a6Iwsaw_Fso/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-13-0033.jpgLittle penguinLittle Penguin chicks (Eudyptula minor) are weighed and measured at the Blue Penguin Colony tourist venture in Oamaru, New Zealand. 13 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BysxroCA0yohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BysxroCA0yo/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-12-0600.jpgLittle penguinLittle penguin's (Eudyptula minor) use a special tunnel underneath a road so they can avoid traffic while getting to their nests at night in Oamaru, New Zealand. 12 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r5oqExNtRaYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r5oqExNtRaY/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-12-0594.jpgLittle penguinLittle penguin's (Eudyptula minor) use a special tunnel underneath a road so they can avoid traffic while getting to their nests at night in Oamaru, New Zealand. 12 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Eivrocn9xighttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Eivrocn9xig/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-12-0588.jpgLittle penguinLittle penguin's (Eudyptula minor) use a special tunnel underneath a road so they can avoid traffic while getting to their nests at night in Oamaru, New Zealand. 12 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002nXx7UlPQs0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002nXx7UlPQs0/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-12-0571.jpgLittle penguinLittle penguin's (Eudyptula minor) use a special tunnel underneath a road so they can avoid traffic while getting to their nests at night in Oamaru, New Zealand. 12 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DGqCAMo4InAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DGqCAMo4InA/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-12-0557.jpgLittle PenguinA Little penguin (Eudyptula minor) crosses a road at night in Oamaru, New Zealand. 12 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yxQiUxWWw_ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yxQiUxWWw_g/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-12-0516.jpgLittle PenguinA raft of Little penguin's (Eudyptula minor) arrive at the Blue Penguin Colony tourist venture in Oamaru, New Zealand. 12 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ifYAkXlGwCMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ifYAkXlGwCM/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-12-0463.jpgLittle PenguinA raft of Little penguin's (Eudyptula minor) arrive at the Blue Penguin Colony tourist venture in Oamaru, New Zealand. 12 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UqG6AjXZ6zwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UqG6AjXZ6zw/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-12-0462.jpgLittle PenguinA raft of Little penguin's (Eudyptula minor) arrive at the Blue Penguin Colony tourist venture in Oamaru, New Zealand. 12 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LMv38ceyoY4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LMv38ceyoY4/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-12-0405.jpgLittle PenguinTourists at the Blue Penguin Colony in Oamaru, New Zealand. 12 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O6AznxAT.kchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O6AznxAT.kc/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-12-0303.jpgLittle PenguinLittle penguin road crossing sign in Oamaru, New Zealand. 12October2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nBE4AvJFemYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nBE4AvJFemY/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0896.jpgLittle penguinA Little penguin (Eudyptula minor) leaves it's nest under a shop in the Victorian precinct of Oamaru, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NJ.YBJS79e4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NJ.YBJS79e4/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0832.jpgLittle penguinA little penguin (Eudyptula minor) runs underneath a parked car while returning to it's nest at night at Oamaru, New Zealand. Fatality's caused by cars is a major risk for the little penguin. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CYu_RtsSQighttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CYu_RtsSQig/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0875.jpgLittle penguinA Little penguin (Eudyptula minor) leaves it's nest under a shop in the Victorian precinct of Oamaru, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.huAjecESY8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.huAjecESY8/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0831.jpgLittle penguinA little penguin (Eudyptula minor) runs underneath a parked car while returning to it's nest at night at Oamaru, New Zealand. Fatality's caused by cars is a major risk for the little penguin. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RIvSq0.CaHYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RIvSq0.CaHY/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0830.jpgLittle penguinA little penguin (Eudyptula minor) runs underneath a parked car while returning to it's nest at night at Oamaru, New Zealand. Fatality's caused by cars is a major risk for the little penguin. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rOP8Rc2LvJUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rOP8Rc2LvJU/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0770.jpgLittle penguinTourists not wanting to pay the admission fee at the Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony walk the streets of the small New Zealand town at night spotting the little penguins. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IJzRtxx4cVIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IJzRtxx4cVI/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0684.jpgLittle penguinA raft of little Blue Penguins return at dusk to the Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tRG81HcRNyYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tRG81HcRNyY/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0687.jpgLittle penguinA raft of little Blue Penguins return at dusk to the Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XzjjVYm4orwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XzjjVYm4orw/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0697.jpgLittle penguinA raft of little Blue Penguins return at dusk to the Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r9jTnESOYrUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r9jTnESOYrU/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0233.jpgLittle penguinA Little penguin (Eudyptula minor) nests under a shop in the Victorian precinct of Oamaru, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mM_t2ctl4P4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mM_t2ctl4P4/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-11-0232.jpgLittle PenguinA Little penguin (Eudyptula minor) nests under a shop in the Victorian precinct of Oamaru, New Zealand. 11 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LhZOQ0Qqyy4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LhZOQ0Qqyy4/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-11-0403.jpgLittle penguinEudyptula minor (Little penguin) white flippered morph in rehabilitated captivity at the National Aquarium of New Zealand. Monday 09 May 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_UanJ5oYhgMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_UanJ5oYhgM/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-11-0243-1c.jpgLittle penguinEudyptula minor (Little penguin) in rehabilitated captivity at the National Aquarium of New Zealand. Monday 09 May 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qzjj5XH8Xkkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qzjj5XH8Xkk/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-10-0366.jpgLittle penguinEudyptula minor (Little penguin) in rehabilitated captivity at the National Aquarium of New Zealand. Monday 09 May 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FbUVeteDp.Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FbUVeteDp.I/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-10-0338.jpgLittle penguinEudyptula minor (Little penguin) in rehabilitated captivity at the National Aquarium of New Zealand. Monday 09 May 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Fs5_HvXgG3khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Fs5_HvXgG3k/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-10-0332.jpgLittle penguinEudyptula minor (Little penguin) in rehabilitated captivity at the National Aquarium of New Zealand. Monday 09 May 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eTk.cY0CEu4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eTk.cY0CEu4/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-10-0317.jpgLittle penguinEudyptula minor (Little penguin) in rehabilitated captivity at the National Aquarium of New Zealand. Monday 09 May 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pmTDPml2yqMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pmTDPml2yqM/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0444.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) at the Harrison Cove colony, Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000opR6Cr0hoE4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000opR6Cr0hoE4/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0376.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) at the Harrison Cove colony, Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZRgTda44IuQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZRgTda44IuQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0370.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jcMjiZB3O4Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jcMjiZB3O4Y/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0359.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gvuGoszzDMIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gvuGoszzDMI/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0360.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SF.JoimeI4Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SF.JoimeI4U/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0356.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XNaSIcZUTU0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XNaSIcZUTU0/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0354.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pFun5xgtLQMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pFun5xgtLQM/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0352.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MdRiOunkABghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MdRiOunkABg/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0336.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tQKytfndBzwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tQKytfndBzw/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0299.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007Ba7zuc9KuEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007Ba7zuc9KuE/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0292.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uh_Sb52G5zMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uh_Sb52G5zM/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0288.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000imd0XnKP6pchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000imd0XnKP6pc/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0279.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_cdXh58AD0whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_cdXh58AD0w/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0285.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000llhEBvOrA.Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000llhEBvOrA.A/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0277.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cKNw_NxG8Iohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cKNw_NxG8Io/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0267-1.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RCLZiQyb_u0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RCLZiQyb_u0/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-07-0264.jpgFiordland crested penguinA Tawaki, also known as the he Fiordland crested penguin (Eudyptes pachyrhynchus) in Milford Sound, New Zealand. 06 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gypHnxM33Z0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gypHnxM33Z0/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0145.jpg2010-03-13-0145.jpgA Banded coral shrimp (Stenopus hispidus) with eggs at at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 233.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 32.11 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,631 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,733 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S7igmvMRXwkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S7igmvMRXwk/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0147.jpg2010-03-13-0147.jpgA Banded coral shrimp (Stenopus hispidus) with eggs at at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 233.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 32.11 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,631 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,733 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MAAu40RvkY8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MAAu40RvkY8/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0142.jpg2010-03-13-0142.jpgA Banded coral shrimp (Stenopus hispidus) with eggs at at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 233.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 32.11 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,631 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,733 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008cy5TFoUMu4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008cy5TFoUMu4/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0141.jpg2010-03-13-0141.jpgA Banded coral shrimp (Stenopus hispidus) with eggs at at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 233.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 32.11 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,631 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,733 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s2k1N7geH8Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s2k1N7geH8M/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0148.jpg2010-03-13-0148.jpgA Banded coral shrimp (Stenopus hispidus) with eggs at at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 233.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 32.11 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,631 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,733 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008VBjd0QW4tchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008VBjd0QW4tc/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0139.jpg2010-03-13-0139.jpgA Banded coral shrimp (Stenopus hispidus) with eggs at at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 233.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 32.11 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,631 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,733 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jrbOl8S8vxchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jrbOl8S8vxc/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-28-0045.jpg2010-03-28-0045.jpgA Banded coral shrimp (Stenopus hispidus) with eggs at at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 28 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 234.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 33.29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,733 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,811 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q3Q8wgnfxDIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q3Q8wgnfxDI/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-28-0043-2.jpg2010-03-28-0043-2.jpgA Banded coral shrimp (Stenopus hispidus) with eggs at at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 28 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 234.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 33.29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,733 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,811 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vdYEOnWMXgchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vdYEOnWMXgc/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-30-0144.jpg2009-05-30-0144.jpgA Banded coral shrimp (Stenopus hispidus) at Ngoio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 30 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 167.Max Depth 29.2 m..Temp 17c. O2 33%.Bottom Time 81 min..Bottom Time to Date 8247 min..Cumulative Time 8328 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DXy76DGG9Gwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DXy76DGG9Gw/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-30-0134.jpg2009-05-30-0134.jpgA Banded coral shrimp (Stenopus hispidus) at Ngoio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 30 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 167.Max Depth 29.2 m..Temp 17c. O2 33%.Bottom Time 81 min..Bottom Time to Date 8247 min..Cumulative Time 8328 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006gFTTGjRHPghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006gFTTGjRHPg/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0008.jpg2013-04-27-0008.JPGStenopus hispidus (Banded coral shrimp). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 466 Site: Bennett's Bommie, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 74 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,173 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,247 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A.co4M.lkDchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A.co4M.lkDc/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0013.jpg2013-04-27-0013.JPGStenopus hispidus (Banded coral shrimp). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 466 Site: Bennett's Bommie, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 74 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,173 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,247 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002I5X5uN5hzshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002I5X5uN5hzs/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0012.jpg2013-04-27-0012.JPGStenopus hispidus (Banded coral shrimp). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 466 Site: Bennett's Bommie, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 74 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,173 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,247 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xCzidx3Zhx0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xCzidx3Zhx0/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0037.jpgBanded coral shrimpStenopus hispidus (Banded coral shrimp). Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 762. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 367:56. Maximum Depth: 35.5 meters. Bottom Time: 74 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,515 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,589 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xn6uRnyEnFwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xn6uRnyEnFw/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0004.jpg2013-04-27-0004.JPGStenopus hispidus (Banded coral shrimp). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 466 Site: Bennett's Bommie, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 74 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,173 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,247 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fDi9DB9PhbYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fDi9DB9PhbY/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-30-0138.jpg2009-05-30-0138.jpgA Banded coral shrimp (Stenopus hispidus) at Ngoio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 30 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 167.Max Depth 29.2 m..Temp 17c. O2 33%.Bottom Time 81 min..Bottom Time to Date 8247 min..Cumulative Time 8328 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kGwGmt_z4cYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kGwGmt_z4cY/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-24-0088.jpgMottled Moray EelGymnothorax prionodon (Mottled Moray) Sunday 24 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 450 Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 248:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 70.7 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 75% OTU: 93% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,562 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fAaYUIcyZ1whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fAaYUIcyZ1w/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-13-0274.jpgLittle penguinBlue Penguin Colony research scientist Philippa Agnew pictured a penguin crossing road sign near the tourist venture in Oamaru, New Zealand. 13 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qTq6NIuGzd8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qTq6NIuGzd8/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-13-0224.jpgLittle penguinLittle Penguin chicks (Eudyptula minor) are weighed and measured at the Blue Penguin Colony tourist venture in Oamaru, New Zealand. 13 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BfDzR.LJTAghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BfDzR.LJTAg/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-13-0220.jpgLittle penguinLittle Penguin chicks (Eudyptula minor) are weighed and measured at the Blue Penguin Colony tourist venture in Oamaru, New Zealand. 13 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001x3.O7ZuqH4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001x3.O7ZuqH4/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-13-0204.jpgLittle penguinA Little Penguin chick (Eudyptula minor) has nail polish applied to distinguish it from the clutch at the Blue Penguin Colony tourist venture in Oamaru, New Zealand. 13 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UmqT3ysopFYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UmqT3ysopFY/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-13-0201.jpgLittle penguinLittle Penguin chicks (Eudyptula minor) are weighed and measured at the Blue Penguin Colony tourist venture in Oamaru, New Zealand. 13 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_hP85Zhe.M8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_hP85Zhe.M8/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-13-0150.jpgLittle penguinBlue Penguin Colony research scientist Philippa Agnew removes chicks to be weighed and measured at the tourist venture in Oamaru, New Zealand. 13 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003jq6CNpaRjohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003jq6CNpaRjo/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-13-0114.jpgLittle penguinA Little Penguin chick (Eudyptula minor) has nail polish applied to distinguish it from the clutch at the Blue Penguin Colony tourist venture in Oamaru, New Zealand. 13 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y2YGQ2F1gNQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y2YGQ2F1gNQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-13-0104.jpgLittle penguinBlue Penguin Colony research scientist Philippa Agnew removes chicks to be weighed and measured at the tourist venture in Oamaru, New Zealand. 13 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LNBSzxODX4Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LNBSzxODX4U/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-13-0071.jpgLittle penguinA Little Penguin chick (Eudyptula minor) has nail polish applied to distinguish it from the clutch at the Blue Penguin Colony tourist venture in Oamaru, New Zealand. 13 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IbXquYqtjfYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IbXquYqtjfY/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0260.jpgShrimpCommon euphausid shrimp Nyctiphanes australis consumed by Parazoanthus elongatus (Yellow zoathhid anemone). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 470 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:30 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,547 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,616 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cC6qmQ59Oeshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cC6qmQ59Oes/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0259.jpgShrimpCommon euphausid shrimp Nyctiphanes australis consumed by Parazoanthus elongatus (Yellow zoathhid anemone). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 470 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:30 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,547 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,616 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006BJLyD0UqHMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006BJLyD0UqHM/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0250.jpgShrimpCommon euphausid shrimp Nyctiphanes australis consumed by Parazoanthus elongatus (Yellow zoathhid anemone). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 470 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:30 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,547 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,616 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xNVJvaFxk.Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xNVJvaFxk.I/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0158.jpg2012-04-14-0158.jpgUnidentified Isopod (Sea Louse)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 355.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen.Site: The Gardens..Temperature: 19. Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 10 meters..Bottom Time: 74 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,478 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,552minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Tg9NaECiVo4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Tg9NaECiVo4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0195.jpg2015-01-23-0195.jpgGoniistius francisi (Masked moki). Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C8YB1huKTYUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C8YB1huKTYU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0257.jpgSmooth flutemouthSmooth flutemouth (Fistularia commersonii) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 350.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nMBDtf.3aswhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nMBDtf.3asw/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0939.jpg2011-01-09-0939.jpgGiant spider crab (Jacquinotia edwardsii ) at Butterfield Point, Enderby Island atthe subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 298.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Butterfield Point, Enderby Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13.8 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,864 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,925 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JT4otMXZH44https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JT4otMXZH44/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0042.jpg2011-01-09-0042.jpgGiant spider crab (Jacquinotia edwardsii ) at Butterfield Point, Port Ross, Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 297.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Butterfield Point, Enderby Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 12.7 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,807 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,864 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000089.4c_RUEjIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000089.4c_RUEjI/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0207.jpgSkeleton shrimpCaprellidae sp. (Skeleton shrimp). Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 474 Site: Riko Riko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:38 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 12 meters Bottom Time: 94 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,697 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,791 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n1lVitN98DYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n1lVitN98DY/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0167.jpgSkeleton shrimpCaprellidae sp. (Skeleton shrimp)Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 469 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 12:55 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 275:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.8 meters Bottom Time: 111 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 59% OTU: 80% Bottom Time to Date: 31,436 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,547 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JFQEIDe8S7Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JFQEIDe8S7I/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0161-2.jpgSkeleton shrimpCaprellidae sp. (Skeleton shrimp)Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 469 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 12:55 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 275:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.8 meters Bottom Time: 111 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 59% OTU: 80% Bottom Time to Date: 31,436 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,547 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WxVl1S_CaZQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WxVl1S_CaZQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0069.jpg2013-04-27-0069.JPGUnidentified Amphipod. Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 467 Site: Cave Bay, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:15 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,247 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,313 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HwcdeOYedwwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HwcdeOYedww/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0311.jpgAmphipod sp.Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 367.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Night dive, The Gardens, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 65minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,553 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,618 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Zir.72zWZLkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Zir.72zWZLk/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0053.jpg2010-04-17-0053.jpgSmall unidentified insect on a Gorgonian polyp at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 236.Boat: Mazurka..Site: AnnÕs Rock / AstridÕs Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 36.25 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 32 meters..Bottom Time: 100 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,877 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,977 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wdjAls5tOQEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wdjAls5tOQE/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-30-281-2.jpgAmphipod sp.Amphipod sp. Wednesday 30 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 322.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 139:48 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,042 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,144 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dejdvDxeabEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dejdvDxeabE/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0326.jpg2008-05-29-0326.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) .on a piece of Kelp at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 82 : Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 23.2 m. Average Depth 11.9 m.Bottom Time 58 min. Bottom Time to Date 3479 min Cumulative Time 3537 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.E6w7U5XmUchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.E6w7U5XmUc/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-02-0132.jpg2010-10-02-0132.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 02 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 282.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Channel, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 96:00 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters...Bottom Time: 104 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,583 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,687 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000099njXpFvM8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000099njXpFvM8/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0512.jpg2010-11-29-0512.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n.Oi9GcN9g4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n.Oi9GcN9g4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-26-0235.jpg2011-05-26-0235.JPGA school of Kyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer) including a rare yellow colour mutation that affects 5-20% of the population at L'Esperance Rock during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 26 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 365 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis, Site: LÕEsperance Rock in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,535 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,591 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v8uc.nzv3bghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v8uc.nzv3bg/fit=1000x1000/2012-01-01-0010.jpg2012-01-01-0010.jpgRebreather diver Andrew Simpson is dwarfed by a giant Black Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.) at a depth of 70 meters at an unnamed reef at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 01 January 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 340.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth, Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 181:21 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 71.5 meters..Bottom Time: 112 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,328 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,440 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JwYn.3A_Zckhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JwYn.3A_Zck/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-26-0232.jpg2011-05-26-0232.JPGA school of Kyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer) including a rare yellow colour mutation that affects 5-20% of the population at L'Esperance Rock during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 26 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 365 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis, Site: LÕEsperance Rock in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,535 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,591 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HmCNg4jDF8Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HmCNg4jDF8A/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-11-0009.jpg2013-04-11-0009.JPGFish School in the upwelling of cold water on Princes Arch Pinnacle, Northern Side of Princes Islands, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 11 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 454 Site: Princes Arch Pinnacle, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 253:56 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 28% OTU: 25% Bottom Time to Date:30,036 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,096 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hsj7yLYkKwchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hsj7yLYkKwc/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-27-0080.jpg2010-06-27-0080.jpgDiver Ian Skipworth photographs a Sandager's wrasse (Coris sandageri) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 263.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Blue Maomao Arch to Southern Arch..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 70:09 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.4 meters...Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,942 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,039 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008WD9uDr6Z8khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008WD9uDr6Z8k/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-21-0143.jpg2008-04-21-0143.jpgA Long-Finned Boar Fish (Zanclistius elevatus) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Monday 21 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 76 : The Pinacles at the Poor Knights with Dive Yukon Charters..Max Depth 30.2 m. Average Depth 15.5.Bottom Time 48 min. Bottom Time to Date 3206 min Cumulative Time 3254 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uIh_efMjHFchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uIh_efMjHFc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0083.jpgRainbow WrasseSuezichthys arquatus (Rainbowfish) female Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HlwK_q_J9.shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HlwK_q_J9.s/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0231-1.jpg2015-01-23-0231_1.jpgYellow Boxfish (Ostracion cubicus). Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YSAWuDb72Wshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YSAWuDb72Ws/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0164.jpgGold-ribbon GrouperGold-ribbon Grouper (Aulacocephalus temmincki) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KVkSVJvRi_Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KVkSVJvRi_E/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0069-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wFKkLNL0_mEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wFKkLNL0_mE/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0235-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N6IhNWtoXRchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N6IhNWtoXRc/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0310-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EP5Z0TR6BNchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EP5Z0TR6BNc/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0507-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007hV1Gf2l8nwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007hV1Gf2l8nw/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0288-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QmX6edvB4rchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QmX6edvB4rc/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0346.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XCpCRnK_yHIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XCpCRnK_yHI/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-24-0311.jpg2010-09-24-0311.jpgPictured: A worker is covered in blood from a whale in sever stress on the back of one of the Trucks. The 50km trip from Spirits Bay was simply too much for stress for three of the 24 Whales..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qvEILG7nQhchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qvEILG7nQhc/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0243.jpg2009-11-15-0243.jpgSmall white Flask sponge (Leucettusa sp.) at Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HYqJAx32EbMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HYqJAx32EbM/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-07-0186.jpg2009-03-07-0186.jpgMagenta Jewel Anemones (Corynactis haddoni) grow on a hand rail of the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Deepwater Cove, Bay of Islands, New Zealand..Saturday 07 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 150.Max Depth 28.9 m..Temp 22c. O2 29%.Bottom Time 61 min..Bottom Time to Date 7038 min..Cumulative Time 7099 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001KGAFyQpOwQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001KGAFyQpOwQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-13-0128.jpg2011-04-13-0128.jpgA species of Antipatharia (black coral) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.Wednesday 13 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 330.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 151:11 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28.3 meters..Bottom Time: 67 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,772 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,839 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tYDLL7iUjzchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tYDLL7iUjzc/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0016.jpg2013-04-27-0016.JPGStenopus hispidus (Banded coral shrimp). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 466 Site: Bennett's Bommie, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 74 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,173 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,247 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mH0xHS4ZorUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mH0xHS4ZorU/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0497-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000er7iO9PyCOkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000er7iO9PyCOk/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0497.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fxJtsCBsCDchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fxJtsCBsCDc/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-08-0107.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) male during a heat run off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 08 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MI4lLRxg_8Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MI4lLRxg_8A/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-08-0164-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) male during a heat run off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 08 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ER0p01R5.Dkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ER0p01R5.Dk/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-08-0188.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) male during a heat run off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 08 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Rk5AtP1ittUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Rk5AtP1ittU/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-08-0165.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) males during a heat run off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 08 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YeiaJxOydIYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YeiaJxOydIY/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0135-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whales) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008Qb8WjaJIDshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008Qb8WjaJIDs/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-04-0187-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000096np4qRAIYkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000096np4qRAIYk/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-08-0136-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) male during a heat run off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 08 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D5kuH3nTfpQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D5kuH3nTfpQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-24-0384.jpg2010-09-24-0384.jpgPictured: Diggers are used to lift the whales from trucks into the water at Rarawa Beach before their release back into the wild..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BoWo21BF1gkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BoWo21BF1gk/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-24-0433.jpg2010-09-24-0433.jpgPictured: Diggers are used to lift the whales from trucks into the water at Rarawa Beach before their release back into the wild..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000blmVCrV8MuUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000blmVCrV8MuU/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-1213.jpg2010-09-23-1213.jpgPictured: German Volunteer Eva Schneider works through the night in freezing temperatures keeping a whale calm in the stream near Spirits Bay Beach where the whales rest and recuperate. .On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BLvHFtssjdYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BLvHFtssjdY/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0668.jpg2009-10-30-0668.jpgRebreather diver Andrew Simpson inside the Wheelhouse on the Bridge of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 194.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.7 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 74minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9899 minutes..Cumulative Time: 9973 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tL1Z4uDCalYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tL1Z4uDCalY/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0866.jpg2009-10-30-0866.jpgGhostly tables in the Bolshoi Lounge on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 195.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.4 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 31% and 100%.Bottom Time: 84 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9973 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,057 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a1qxPi2afdMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a1qxPi2afdM/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0904.jpg2009-10-30-0904.jpgGhostly tables in the Bolshoi Lounge on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 195.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.4 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 31% and 100%.Bottom Time: 84 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9973 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,057 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rUAsTL_xvVohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rUAsTL_xvVo/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-29-0507.jpg2009-10-29-0507.jpgLines of movie seats in the Cinema on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov . The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Thursday 29 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 193.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 23.1 meters..Temperature: 12 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32%.Bottom Time: 64 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9835 minutes..Cumulative Time: 9899 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o_utCXI5yPshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o_utCXI5yPs/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-29-0502.jpg2009-10-29-0502.jpgLines of movie seats in the Cinema on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov . The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Thursday 29 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 193.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 23.1 meters..Temperature: 12 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32%.Bottom Time: 64 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9835 minutes..Cumulative Time: 9899 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Vj4._Y_B6bYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Vj4._Y_B6bY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0157-2.jpgWhite-Eye MorayWhite-Eye Moray (Gymnothorax thyrsoideus) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Friday 20 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 352.Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen .Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters..Bottom Time: 72 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qrGJOYeztL4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qrGJOYeztL4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0145.jpg2011-05-17-0145.JPGA school of Kyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer) including a rare Yellow form of colour mutation that affects 5-20% of the population on the western side of Nugent Island, the most northern Island in New Zealand territory during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 345 Dive Buddy: Site: Nugent Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters. Bottom Time: 37 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,585 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,622 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FAknoM6iHOAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FAknoM6iHOA/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0229-2.jpgSlender LizardfishSaurida gracilis (Slender Lizardfish) first record for New Zealand. Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 757. Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees . Maximum Depth: 21.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,190 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,250 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.qAWYsUnK60https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.qAWYsUnK60/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0775.jpgEldon’s galaxiasEldon’s galaxias (Galaxias eldoni). Tuesday 04 August 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000reFpYdgmuZghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000reFpYdgmuZg/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0210.jpgSpeckled Moray EelGymnothorax obesus (Sp at the Poor Knights Island Meckled Moray)arine Reserve..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 346.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Blue Maomao Arch and Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 187:31 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 14.4 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,798 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,860 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004eLxeDqRyXchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004eLxeDqRyXc/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-08-0005.jpg2011-04-08-0005.JPGThe dawn is framed by Heritage Expeditions vessel the Sprit of Enderby in the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Friday 08 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ucXhKHnzDPghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ucXhKHnzDPg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0259.jpg2011-05-15-0259.JPGMalcolm Francis Underwater photographer and Principal Scientist at the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research photographs a school of Striped boarfish (Evistias acutirostris) rare and normally found in pairs or small groups this large aggregation of 38 individuals is truly a remarkable sight and certainly the same group Malcolm Francis recorded in 1990. Pictured off the southern point, on the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 341 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,361 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,403 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008jSQmbgi8Vshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008jSQmbgi8Vs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0489.jpg2011-05-17-0489.JPGTropical sea bean (Canavalia rosea) that reaches its southern limit at Raoul Island. Pictured on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uafzYfZ55pIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uafzYfZ55pI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0306.jpg2011-05-21-0306.JPGStephen Ullrich contract diver for the Auckland Museum ascends from the depths on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 354 Dive Buddy: Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.5 meters. Bottom Time: 25 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,029 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,054 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005fJ5QEudBCQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005fJ5QEudBCQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-26-0197.jpg2011-05-26-0197.JPGMarine scientists lay a Rotenone Station at 25 meters in immaculate visibility to collect specimens at L'Esperance Rock during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 26 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 365 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis, Site: LÕEsperance Rock in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,535 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,591 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eZTUVJO2msQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eZTUVJO2msQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0194.jpgMadoAtypicthys latus (Mado). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 757. Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees . Maximum Depth: 21.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,190 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,250 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iMiVgvXBYochttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iMiVgvXBYoc/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0093.jpg2011-07-17-0093.jpgAn unidentified Ascidian by the photographer at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 371.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 157:19 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,834 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,896 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cMVGMECbBXIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cMVGMECbBXI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-06-0192.jpgWax AscidianWax Ascidian reproducing asexually. Sunday 06 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 518 Site: First Cove Wall, Breaksea Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:24 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 323:47 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.5 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 35,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,291 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K3uYVsuxazghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K3uYVsuxazg/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0530-2.jpgCymbastela tricalycuiformisCymbastela tricalycuiformis (sponge). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007kJePtL7pTMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007kJePtL7pTM/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0689.jpgCymbastela tricalycuiformisCymbastela tricalycuiformis (sponge). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f_7ySjDNz5Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f_7ySjDNz5E/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0234.jpg2010-04-17-0234.jpgNudibranch, Cratena lineata?.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Aeolidina.Family: Glaucidae.Location :The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 237.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 37.55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,977 minutes..Cumulative Time: 13,067minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hJ..LINWjIUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hJ..LINWjIU/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0335.jpg2010-01-28-0335.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) mate at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.uPuZossb30https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.uPuZossb30/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0112.jpgCliona celataCliona celata. Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 472 Site: Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 11:10 Temperature: 18.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 277:26 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 21.4 meters Bottom Time: 101 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 31,616 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,647 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pl1doqtuJ_4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pl1doqtuJ_4/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0008.jpgWhite Sea UrchinPseudechinus huttoni (White Sea Urchin). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_mtBodIOMQQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_mtBodIOMQQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0156-2.jpg2011-05-15-0156-2.JPGStriped boarfish (Evistias acutirostris) rare and normally found in pairs or small groups this large aggregation of 38 individuals is truly a remarkable sight and certainly the same group Malcolm Francis recorded in 1990. Pictured off the southern point,on the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rRFlfC9ajAYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rRFlfC9ajAY/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0348.jpg2011-01-07-0348.dngSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aVXj3s.2AJ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aVXj3s.2AJ4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0138.jpgNew Zealand falconFalco novaeseelandiae (New Zealand falcon) southern form, Enderby Island Auckland Islands, 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qj_UzLcTXgAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qj_UzLcTXgA/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0336.jpg2010-12-27-0336.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FeSwLFtI.q0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FeSwLFtI.q0/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0338.jpg2010-12-27-0338.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004UbpOc9rvV0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004UbpOc9rvV0/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0390.jpg2010-12-27-0390.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e.ZPIzjCTzwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e.ZPIzjCTzw/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0182.jpg2010-12-27-0182.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HSJJotryQEshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HSJJotryQEs/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0291.jpg2010-12-27-0291.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T9AXFU3ZGykhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T9AXFU3ZGyk/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0327.jpg2010-12-27-0327.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IpNgEYUzEmEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IpNgEYUzEmE/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0336.jpg2010-12-27-0336.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sDoqV.1cph8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sDoqV.1cph8/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0330-1.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SbY_yBTv5nEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SbY_yBTv5nE/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-19-0001.jpg2013-04-19-0001.JPGAplodactylus arctidens (Marblefish) at Tasman Bay, Great Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 19 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 465 Site: Tasman Bay, Great Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 271:24 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters Bottom Time: 126 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 70% OTU: 63% Bottom Time to Date: 31,047 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,173 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cTqMqzn_oMchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cTqMqzn_oMc/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0305-1.jpg2013-04-17-0305_1.JPGAplodactylus arctidens (Marblefish) at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 462 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 266:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.1 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 89% Bottom Time to Date: 30,758 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,882 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZpkCIBciEZ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZpkCIBciEZ8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-18-0248.jpg2013-04-18-0248.JPGClose up of Gorgonian fan polyps at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 18 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 464 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 269:21 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.1 meters Bottom Time: 68 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 71% Bottom Time to Date: 30,979 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,047 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LNopY1ke0fQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LNopY1ke0fQ/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0306.jpgGrey Moray EelA Grey Moray (Gymnothorax nublis) Eel at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 82 : Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 23.2 m. Average Depth 11.9 m.Bottom Time 58 min. Bottom Time to Date 3479 min Cumulative Time 3537 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008n9ikzF68mohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008n9ikzF68mo/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-12-0375-2.jpg2008-01-12-0375-2.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N7yRyARhfPEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N7yRyARhfPE/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-12-0375.jpg2008-01-12-0375.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Lom2xtkP_fwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Lom2xtkP_fw/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0035.jpgSunset wrasseThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) Terminal Phase Male, Cook Islands. July 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wCjHxeKuv0Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wCjHxeKuv0A/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0768.jpgFiord Fan CoralAstroceras elegans (Brittle Star) living in a symbiotic relationship on the Fiord Fan Coral Acanthogorgia breviflora. Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 516 Site: Acheron Passage, Eastern Side, North of Wet Jacket Arm, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:37 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 320:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters Bottom Time: 171 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 62% Bottom Time to Date: 34,929 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,100 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vCx7spLWxaQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vCx7spLWxaQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0279.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 520 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 16:07 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 327:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.2 meters Bottom Time: 67 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 35% OTU: 31% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FNFLS_qg38ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FNFLS_qg38o/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-08-0006.jpgMako SharkDiver Quentin Bennett keeps a close eye on a Mako shark (Isurus oxyrinchus) while shark diving 9 miles off the coast of Napier in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand with Alistair Gear..Sunday 08 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 144.Max Depth 3 m. .Average Depth 2.4m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 100 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6684 min. .Cumulative Time 6784 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YgOLl7anR78https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YgOLl7anR78/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0339-1.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006lefGPRu_6khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006lefGPRu_6k/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0039.jpg2015-01-23-0039.jpgParma kermadecensis (Kermadec scalyfin) Subadult. Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w5ZonQJYreQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w5ZonQJYreQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0020-2.jpg2011-05-20-0020-2.jpgKermadec Scalyfin (Parma kermadecensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Friday 20 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis..Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_um9NYnNg.Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_um9NYnNg.M/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-29-0437-2.jpg2009-10-29-0437-2.jpgThe Jackson Head Beacon (right) in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand. At 5.37 pm on February 16th 1986 the Soviet Union built cruise ship The Mikhail Lermontov hit Hawea Rock situated 5 meters deep between the Cape and beacon eventually sinking in Port Gore at 10:45 pm that evening. .Thursday 29 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nzhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009BfHnCnGhS0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009BfHnCnGhS0/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0797.jpg2009-10-30-0797.jpgDecaying books inside the Officers Mess on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 195.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.4 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 31% and 100%.Bottom Time: 84 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9973 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,057 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aEOVfPVwWichttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aEOVfPVwWic/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0799.jpg2009-10-30-0799.jpgDecaying books inside the Officers Mess on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 195.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.4 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 31% and 100%.Bottom Time: 84 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9973 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,057 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VLwjWh5sZyUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VLwjWh5sZyU/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0816.jpg2009-10-30-0816.jpgDecaying books inside the Officers Mess on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 195.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.4 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 31% and 100%.Bottom Time: 84 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9973 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,057 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fMVeA07RNnMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fMVeA07RNnM/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-1047.jpg2009-10-31-1047.jpgLifeboat winches on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 197.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 30.1meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 85 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,117 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,202 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yiHlhdl4zAwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yiHlhdl4zAw/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-01-1495.jpg2009-11-01-1495.jpgA Ghostly table in the Bolshoi Lounge on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Sunday 01 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 200.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 70 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,275 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,345 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C8Apka9SxAshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C8Apka9SxAs/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0951.jpg2009-10-31-0951.jpgTime stands still on a ship clock deep on the starboard side of the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class, Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J5VyQ0RE0Cshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J5VyQ0RE0Cs/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-29-0533.jpg2009-10-29-0533.jpgBooks stored under the stairs outside the Library on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Thursday 29 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 193.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 23.1 meters..Temperature: 12 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32%.Bottom Time: 64 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9835 minutes..Cumulative Time: 9899 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ddlxgxXjyKchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ddlxgxXjyKc/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0709.jpg2009-10-30-0709.jpgRemnants of the Festival Lounge bar on the Bridge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 194.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.7 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 74minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9899 minutes..Cumulative Time: 9973 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a7y5Wavuvekhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a7y5Wavuvek/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-1050.jpg2009-10-31-1050.jpgMooring Block on the back of the Restaurant Deck on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class, Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 197.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 30.1meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 85 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,117 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,202 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WyXO7sQdY44https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WyXO7sQdY44/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0913-2.jpg2009-10-31-0913-2.jpgRussian Dolls from the ships souvenir shop deep in the bottom of the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y779xOHQyxEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y779xOHQyxE/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0935-2.jpg2009-10-31-0935-2.jpgRussian Dolls from the ships souvenir shop deep in the bottom of the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PjtM8RnivU0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PjtM8RnivU0/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-01-1391.jpg2009-11-01-1391.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson on the Bow of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Sunday 01 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 200.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 70 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,275 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,345 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iAEEQ6xmQZohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iAEEQ6xmQZo/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0664.jpg2009-10-30-0664.jpgRebreather diver Andrew Simpson inside the Wheelhouse on the Bridge of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 194.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.7 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 74minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9899 minutes..Cumulative Time: 9973 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LPTejDnrWrAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LPTejDnrWrA/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-14-0136.jpg2013-04-14-0136.JPGPhlyctenactis tuberculosa (Wandering anemone) at North West Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Sunday 14 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 460 Site: North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 262:44 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters Bottom Time: 101 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 30,533 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,634 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GxoxZcJYSw8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GxoxZcJYSw8/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-01-0164.jpgCarpet SharkCephaloscyllium isabellum (Carpet Shark) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Friday 01 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 280.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 92:57 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 10.7 meters...Bottom Time: 67 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,435 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,502 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SmRi0AFtJTQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SmRi0AFtJTQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0062.jpgScorpionfishScorpaena papillosus (Dwarf scorpionfish) at the Southern Side of South West Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 458 Site: Southern Side of South West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 259:29 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 113 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001AEXMHzbfqohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001AEXMHzbfqo/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0133.jpg2011-01-05-0133.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) Ho Ho Bay at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean.Wednesday 05 January 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q9ixtk0jD5khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q9ixtk0jD5k/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0056.jpg2011-05-20-0056.jpgTwo-tone wrasse or Bluntheaded wrasse (Thalassoma amblycephalum) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Friday 20 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis..Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jaqmVRgfdMwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jaqmVRgfdMw/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-029-0082-1.jpg2013-09-029-0082_1.jpgA pod of Orcinas orca (Orca/Killer Whale) traveling north 3.7km offshore and 4.45km off Tutukaka Head at approximately 4:20pm Saturday 29 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mkY5hNw_COghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mkY5hNw_COg/fit=1000x1000/130906RGR0047.jpg130906RGR0047.jpgEurope : A storm shilouets a lone tree in the Vezere Valley, France..Wednesday 13 September 2006 Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007lbmX13qenEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007lbmX13qenE/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0321.jpg2011-01-05-0321.jpgTree daisy forest, Olearia lyalli on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Na4jm2ThyQwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Na4jm2ThyQw/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0160.jpgAphelodoris luctuosaAphelodoris luctuosa (Nudibranch).Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kjcuwsbv5rohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kjcuwsbv5ro/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0281.jpg2011-01-05-0281.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean. Wednesday 05 January 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Va02SqAXQBYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Va02SqAXQBY/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0301.jpg2011-01-05-0301.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean. Wednesday 05 January 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BZBQXGmAkUQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BZBQXGmAkUQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0403.jpg2011-01-05-0403.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean. Wednesday 05 January 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003.KAhHvVVoUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003.KAhHvVVoU/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0757.jpgGreen wrasseNotolabrus incriptus (Green wrasse) Terminal Phase. Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 760. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 17.5 meters. Bottom Time: 78 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,372 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,450 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bINVfOpeLfIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bINVfOpeLfI/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-13-0180.jpgYellow-banded perchA Yellow-banded perch (Acanthistius cinctus) and right a Goldribbon grouper (Aulacocephalus temmincki) hide under a ledge polyps at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.Wednesday 13 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 331.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 152:17 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters..Bottom Time: 69 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,839 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,908 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000081QQ_77ymXMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000081QQ_77ymXM/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0078-2.jpg2012-04-15-0078-2.jpgCallanthias australis (Northern splendid perch) female..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 357.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 201:09 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 39 meters..Bottom Time: 103 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,657 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,760 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CMvUlxQ7KA8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CMvUlxQ7KA8/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0017.jpg2012-03-25-0017.jpgSunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point (Northern Side)..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 193:09 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 61.1 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,115 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,201 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h7kONkiPvpEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h7kONkiPvpE/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0014.jpg2012-03-25-0014.jpgSunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point (Northern Side)..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 193:09 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 61.1 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,115 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,201 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000098Qxf0d6doIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000098Qxf0d6doI/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0009.jpg2012-03-25-0009.jpgSunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point (Northern Side)..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 193:09 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 61.1 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,115 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,201 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D2_catQQO1ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D2_catQQO1o/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0007.jpg2012-03-25-0007.jpgSunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point (Northern Side)..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 193:09 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 61.1 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,115 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,201 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GwaJAo4So3Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GwaJAo4So3U/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0151-5.jpg2011-05-15-0151-5.JPGStriped boarfish (Evistias acutirostris) rare and normally found in pairs or small groups this large aggregation of 38 individuals is truly a remarkable sight and certainly the same group Malcolm Francis recorded in 1990. Pictured off the southern point,on the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NpDAiBYjxR4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NpDAiBYjxR4/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0329.jpg2011-04-10-0329.JPGPhyllacanthus imperialis (pencil urchin) Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RgFAhNBqP.shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RgFAhNBqP.s/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0304.jpg2011-04-10-0304.JPGPhyllacanthus imperialis (pencil urchin) Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O5Bh1084ftQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O5Bh1084ftQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0085.jpgKingfishSeriola lalandi (Kingfish). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 478 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:32 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 284:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 39.6 meters Bottom Time: 106 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 58% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 32,106 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,212 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wZU1o_RthG0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wZU1o_RthG0/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0159.jpg2012-07-07-0159.jpgCadlinella ornatissima (nudibranch)..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 424..Site: Maroro Bay, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 216:55 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50..Maximum Depth: 46.8 meters..Bottom Time: 115 minutes..Bottom Time to Date:27,105 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,220 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DIxOjxHHx.Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DIxOjxHHx.Y/fit=1000x1000/2014-01-10-0056.jpgSouthern Bastard codPseudophycis barbata (Southern Bastard cod). Friday 10 January 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Cumulative Time: 34,018 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FzzZ8d_rt.shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FzzZ8d_rt.s/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-28-0071.jpg2010-03-28-0071.jpgNudibranch Chromodoris aureomarginata at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 28 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 234.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 33.29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,733 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,811 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MuDB7Fn6Q.whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MuDB7Fn6Q.w/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0877.jpgArchidoris wellingtonensisArchidoris wellingtonensis (Nudibranch). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 516 Site: Acheron Passage, Eastern Side, North of Wet Jacket Arm, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:37 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 320:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters Bottom Time: 171 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 62% Bottom Time to Date: 34,929 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,100 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J_X9t2aeUS4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J_X9t2aeUS4/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0125.jpg2012-04-15-0125.jpgAphelodoris luctuosa (nudibranch)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 357.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 201:09 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 39 meters..Bottom Time: 103 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,657 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,760 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YpVQv7Yknswhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YpVQv7Yknsw/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-01-0104-Edit.jpg2009-01-01-0104-Edit.jpgNudibranch Aphelodoris luctuosa at Cave Bay with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Thursday 01 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 132 Max Depth 26.5 m. Average Depth 12.8 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 70 min. Bottom Time to Date 5887 min Cumulative Time 5957 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kc3qMQW04Ckhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kc3qMQW04Ck/fit=1000x1000/2014-01-10-0002.jpg2014-01-10-0002.JPGA pod of Orcinas orca (Orca/Killer Whale) traveling past Table Cape, Mahia Peninsula, New Zealand. Friday 10 January 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qj5Hc46peZ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qj5Hc46peZ0/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-29-0129-1.jpgBronze Whaler SharkCarcharhinus brachyurus (Bronze Whaler Shark)..Family: Carcharhinidae (Requiem or Whaler Sharks)..Maori Name : Horopekepeka..Distribution:All Oceans..Occurrence: Common in New Zealand, particularly in warmer Northern waters..Size: Average 300cm..Food: Active predators, omnivorous....Family: Carcharhinidae (Requiem or Whaler Sharks)..Maori Name : Horopekepeka..Distribution:All Oceans..Occurrence: Common in New Zealand, particularly in warmer Northern waters..Size: Average 300cm..Food: Active predators, omnivorous..Tuesday 29 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 320.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 136:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 33.2 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,883 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,969 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004qjKyUv4Hsohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004qjKyUv4Hso/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0054-2.jpgBronze Whaler SharkCarcharhinus brachyurus (Bronze Whaler Shark) at Tye Dye, Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 472 Site: Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 11:10 Temperature: 18.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 277:26 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 21.4 meters Bottom Time: 101 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 31,616 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,647 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OjX3m3FZJXghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OjX3m3FZJXg/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0368.jpg2008-05-29-0368.jpgA Blue-eyed triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 82 : Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 23.2 m. Average Depth 11.9 m.Bottom Time 58 min. Bottom Time to Date 3479 min Cumulative Time 3537 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pKF5lpaId.4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pKF5lpaId.4/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0089.jpg2012-04-14-0089.jpgNotoclinops segmentatus (Blue-eyed triplefin)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 354.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 197:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.2 meters..Bottom Time: 96 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,382 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,478 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sOtWEnNVLuchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sOtWEnNVLuc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0455.jpgRed Crowned ParakeetCyanoramphus novaezelandiae (Red crowned parakeet) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009BTZ0CdFGsIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009BTZ0CdFGsI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0035.jpgRed Crowned ParakeetCyanoramphus novaezelandiae (Red crowned parakeet) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aG.jxgIlrhQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aG.jxgIlrhQ/fit=1000x1000/260806RGR0126.jpg260806RGR0126.jpgEurope : Street Scenes of Prague in the Czech Republic..Saturday 26 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_beqD2f4rs8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_beqD2f4rs8/fit=1000x1000/250906RGR0081.jpg250906RGR0081.jpgEurope : Kenilworth Castle in Kenilworth, Warwickshire, England..Monday 25 September 2006 Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ax15Iw2FdoIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ax15Iw2FdoI/fit=1000x1000/100906RGR0202.jpg100906RGR0202.jpgEurope : Bullfighting in the Roman Arena at the Rice Festival in Arles, Provence, France..Sunday 10 September 2006.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nW8XvdGWmw0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nW8XvdGWmw0/fit=1000x1000/251106RGR0001.jpg251106RGR0001.jpgA lone girl sits in a bar on the Singel canal Amsterdam..Monday 14 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000037W2EZ2rn00https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000037W2EZ2rn00/fit=1000x1000/Huttons-Shearwater.jpgHutton's ShearwaterNo one knew that #Kaikoura was home to the world’s only alpine-dwelling seabird until an amateur ornithologist following a rumour discovered its burrows high in the mountains. As the bizarre attributes and tenuous existence of the Hutton’s shearwater slowly came to light, Kaikoura took up the mantle of protecting its local bird—just in time to witness the destruction of its breeding grounds in the November 2016 earthquake. Shot on assignment for "Snow Birds" New Zealand Geographic Issue 144 March-April 2017.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qy1yfsDHAbohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qy1yfsDHAbo/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0896.jpgCuvier's beaked whaleZiphius cavirostris (Cuvier's beaked whale) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r9rz0nhL0hchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r9rz0nhL0hc/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0897.jpgCuvier's beaked whaleZiphius cavirostris (Cuvier's beaked whale) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ogOK2yyHAxMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ogOK2yyHAxM/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0903.jpgCuvier's beaked whaleZiphius cavirostris (Cuvier's beaked whale) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wsk0oqE03RQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wsk0oqE03RQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0926.jpgSei whaleBalaenoptera borealis (Sei whale) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HQqlnLzPMh4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HQqlnLzPMh4/fit=1000x1000/Pseudorca-crassidens-0011.jpgPseudorca crassidens-0011.jpgA pod of False-killer whales (Pseudorca crassidens) follows closely behind a pod of Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Tuesday 20 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_IHLp6Km_Sshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_IHLp6Km_Ss/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0085.jpgCommon kelpCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) is illuminated by early morning light in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand. Friday 23 April 2010 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010 Dive Number: 255 Boat: Mazurka. Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters. Bottom Time: 101 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Dx.TYNohMYYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Dx.TYNohMYY/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-30-0049.jpgCommon solePeltorhamphus novaezeelandiae (Common sole). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rfvHLjkdw3khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rfvHLjkdw3k/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0168.jpgBluefishGirella cyanea (Bluefish). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 757. Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees . Maximum Depth: 21.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,190 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,250 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sN08QiBzN8Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sN08QiBzN8A/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0110.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DFNRhUa7CtMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DFNRhUa7CtM/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-04-0121-1.jpgDoak's LizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish). Wednesday 04 May 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 786 Site: Nudibranch City, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Mazurka Temperature: 20.8 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 383:37 Maximum Depth: 25.1 m Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 44,340 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q_JSZDsbIrwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q_JSZDsbIrw/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-04-0126.jpgDoak's LizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish). Wednesday 04 May 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 786 Site: Nudibranch City, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Mazurka Temperature: 20.8 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 383:37 Maximum Depth: 25.1 m Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 44,340 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pJk.ltQN994https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pJk.ltQN994/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-09-0136.jpg2010-05-09-0136.jpgKids help the bride and groom pick up money thrown at them a Polish tradition that brings wealth to the couple in their marriage..Polish wedding of Izabela Stolarska and Piotr Koziol in the suburb of Marki in Warszawa Poland..Saturday 08 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pYfzjbtk2u4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pYfzjbtk2u4/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-01-0018.jpgOrgan Pipe SpongeIophon laevistylis (Organ-pipe sponge). Thursday 01 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 528 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 11:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 348:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 80.3 meters Bottom Time: 183 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 101% OTU: 88% Bottom Time to Date: 36,490 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,673 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wx0dfivBMUMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wx0dfivBMUM/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-12-0180.jpg2011-04-12-0180.JPGWestern side of Raoul Island with Hutchison Bluff (left). Raoul Island is the largest island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Monday 11 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002NKb0dLqGG8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002NKb0dLqGG8/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-12-0372-1.jpg2008-01-12-0372_1.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pRiE.GoZIM8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pRiE.GoZIM8/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0864.jpgWhite Soft CoralAlcyionium sp. (White Soft Coral). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 516 Site: Acheron Passage, Eastern Side, North of Wet Jacket Arm, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:37 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 320:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters Bottom Time: 171 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 62% Bottom Time to Date: 34,929 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,100 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Tcb9LP59Dm0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Tcb9LP59Dm0/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0061.jpg2013-04-28-0061.DNGParablennius laticlavius (Crested blenny). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 468 Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 08:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 273:25 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 31,313 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xyg9NrJqmFQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xyg9NrJqmFQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-10-25-0576.jpg2012-10-25-0576.jpgGoat Island marine reserve in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Thursday 25 October 2012 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XarQ_emCBpwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XarQ_emCBpw/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-12-0260.jpg2008-01-12-0260.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NA4h7fFwO9Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NA4h7fFwO9I/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-11-0110.jpg2008-01-11-0110.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000033dsOWhbNK8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000033dsOWhbNK8/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0044.jpg2012-05-12-0044.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yJaTa.dB2f8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yJaTa.dB2f8/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0042.jpg2012-05-12-0042.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IAUeVPlTT4Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IAUeVPlTT4A/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0021.jpg2012-05-12-0021.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CAIL5DePSDwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CAIL5DePSDw/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0017.jpg2012-05-12-0017.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ivDK20Z8dIkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ivDK20Z8dIk/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0012.jpg2012-05-12-0012.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006ysff1xKLj4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006ysff1xKLj4/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0011.jpg2012-05-12-0011.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oO8nEG_UM98https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oO8nEG_UM98/fit=1000x1000/240806RGR0069.jpg240806RGR0069.jpgEurope : Street Scenes around Meissen, Town in east central Germany, in the state of Saxony (Sachsen), on the Elbe River home of the Albrechtsburg Castle..Thursday 24 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rqFEms6kwHghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rqFEms6kwHg/fit=1000x1000/130906RGR0056.jpg130906RGR0056.jpgEurope : A storm shilouets a lone tree in the Vezere Valley, France..Wednesday 13 September 2006 Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000046PECii6wgkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000046PECii6wgk/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1610.jpgShore PloverThinornis novaeseelandiae (Shore Plover) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y7WKmiyB7.Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y7WKmiyB7.E/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-30-0045.jpg2009-05-30-0045.jpgA sea Urchin commonly known as Kina (Evechinus chloroticus) Inspiration Point at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 30 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 166.Max Depth 34.5 m..Temp 17c. O2 33%.Bottom Time 98 min..Bottom Time to Date 8149 min..Cumulative Time 8247 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WQWHAjPT5JEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WQWHAjPT5JE/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-30-0046.jpg2009-05-30-0046.jpgKina (Evechinus chloroticus) Inspiration Point at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 30 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 166.Max Depth 34.5 m..Temp 17c. O2 33%.Bottom Time 98 min..Bottom Time to Date 8149 min..Cumulative Time 8247 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g3irJR2GD8whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g3irJR2GD8w/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-29-0055.jpg2010-01-29-0055.jpgKina (Evechinus chloroticus) ) at Mary's Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Friday 29 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 221.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Mary's Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Alka Fowler..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 19:55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 64 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,841 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,905 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FQ.a3ADroTwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FQ.a3ADroTw/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0394.jpgPlumose anemoneMimetridium cryptum (Plumose anemone). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vJtGijv64yYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vJtGijv64yY/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0037-2.jpg2012-07-07-0037_2.jpgParapercis binivirgata (Redbanded weever)..Saturday 07 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 423..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 216:55 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50..Maximum Depth: 61.7 meters..Bottom Time: 93 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 27,012 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,105 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S3rwF1s4thMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S3rwF1s4thM/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0118.jpg2012-04-15-0118.jpgAphelodoris luctuosa (nudibranch)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 357.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 201:09 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 39 meters..Bottom Time: 103 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,657 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,760 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QaUQcP65cEIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QaUQcP65cEI/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0439.jpg2010-04-17-0439.jpgJanolus eximius (Nudibranch), Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 238.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Kent Ericksen. .Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 39.14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,067minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,147minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O8R2ivPpcTQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O8R2ivPpcTQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0182.jpg2012-04-14-0182.jpgJanolus mokohinau (nudibranch)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 355.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen.Site: The Gardens..Temperature: 19. Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 10 meters..Bottom Time: 74 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,478 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,552minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VEbPId2BmLEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VEbPId2BmLE/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0574.jpg2011-01-09-0574.jpgYellow eyed penguin (Megadyptes antipodes) on Enderby Island at subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l_N9hTRIvKYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l_N9hTRIvKY/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0635.jpgGridled wrasseNotolabrus cinctus (Gridled wrasse) amongst Antipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Hnu1CMyH1Nkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Hnu1CMyH1Nk/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0393.jpg2013-04-13-0393.JPGOculina virgosa (Ivory coral) on the ceiling of Catton's Cave on Rosemary Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 459 Site: Rosemary Island, East of Catton's Cave and Cave, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 261:04 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.9 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 30,437 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,533 minutes CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004lRZXqyp0bQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004lRZXqyp0bQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0391.jpg2013-04-13-0391.JPGOculina virgosa (Ivory coral) on the ceiling of Catton's Cave on Rosemary Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 459 Site: Rosemary Island, East of Catton's Cave and Cave, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 261:04 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.9 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 30,437 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,533 minutes CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AXSVg5cbMOchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AXSVg5cbMOc/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0410.jpg2010-12-27-0410.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KEKI0_iqFUMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KEKI0_iqFUM/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-17-0023-2.jpg2009-09-17-0023-2.jpgVariable Triplefin (Forsterygion varium) at Rosalie Bay, Great Barrier Island, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Thursday 17 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 185.Boat : Zulu.Site : Rosalie Bay.Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 14c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 55 min..Bottom Time to Date 9376 min..Cumulative Time 9431min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wWrq7I.zJYwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wWrq7I.zJYw/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0274.jpg2012-07-07-0274.jpgAmphipod sp..Saturday 07 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 425..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 15 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 27,220 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GF0wAhMKLsohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GF0wAhMKLso/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-12-0177.jpg2011-04-12-0177.JPGWestern side of Raoul Island with Hutchison Bluff (left). Raoul Island is the largest island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Monday 11 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WeCpCsbj6eUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WeCpCsbj6eU/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-11-0237.jpg2011-04-11-0237.JPGRaoul Island the largest island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Monday 11 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008n2ctb0nDZchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008n2ctb0nDZc/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0031.jpg2012-05-12-0031.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.6JSV5jmH24https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.6JSV5jmH24/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0119.jpg2011-01-09-0119.jpgGiant spider crab (Jacquinotia edwardsii ) on Giant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Butterfield Point, Enderby Island atthe subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 297.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Butterfield Point, Enderby Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 12.7 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,807 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,864 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qpKmIf2Nnkwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qpKmIf2Nnkw/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-1032.jpgGiant KelpGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Butterfield Point, Enderby Island atthe subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean. Sunday 09 January 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 298 Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions. Site: Butterfield Point, Enderby Island, Sub Antarctic Islands. Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 13.8 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 17,864 minutes. Cumulative Time: 17,925 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ahqc5OvUHuIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ahqc5OvUHuI/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0199.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HLKEGuLGmughttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HLKEGuLGmug/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-13-0387.jpg2010-05-13-0387.jpgAccordion player in the underground passage on Targowa Street in the Praga district in Warsaw, Poland..Wednesday 12 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000070FEp1i3_Ychttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000070FEp1i3_Yc/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-01-0170.jpg2008-01-01-0170.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in a pool in Napier New Zealand. In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cEKqcTR9cTUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cEKqcTR9cTU/fit=1000x1000/Deep-0006.jpgWilliam Trubridge The Deepest Man in the WorldFree Diver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bjfggWWa5JEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bjfggWWa5JE/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-01-0085-1.jpg2008-01-01-0085_1.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in a pool in Napier New Zealand. In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000YlWg8ucnYEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000YlWg8ucnYE/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0235.jpg2010-12-27-0235.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XsCLsrKDGLMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XsCLsrKDGLM/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0157.jpg2010-10-03-0157.jpgNudibranch eggs at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nTMLIe8tv6shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nTMLIe8tv6s/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-18-0031.jpgLandsburgia ilicifoliaLandsburgia ilicifolia endemic to the Three Kings, described and only known from one site is swarmed by schooling Caprodon longimanus (Pink maomao) during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 18 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 463 Site: Landsburgia Rock and Cup Coral Cavern, North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 268:17 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 40.2 meters Bottom Time: 97 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 64% Bottom Time to Date: 30,882 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,979 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_ppzXxtkes8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_ppzXxtkes8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-18-0027.jpgLandsburgia ilicifoliaLandsburgia ilicifolia endemic to the Three Kings, described and only known from one site is swarmed by schooling Caprodon longimanus (Pink maomao) during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 18 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 463 Site: Landsburgia Rock and Cup Coral Cavern, North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 268:17 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 40.2 meters Bottom Time: 97 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 64% Bottom Time to Date: 30,882 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,979 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Sm3GOjqH0a8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Sm3GOjqH0a8/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-23-0152.jpg2012-03-23-0152.jpgParablennius laticlavius (Crested blenny) amongst Hormosira banksii (Neptune’s Neckless).. Mermaid Pool, Matapouri Northland, New Zealand. Friday 22 March 2012 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b9uAAn7s8lYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b9uAAn7s8lY/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-02-0209.jpg2011-12-02-0209.jpgGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 384.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 11.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 174:11 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 62.5 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,847 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,932 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q6A9mCh4BGEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q6A9mCh4BGE/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-01-0633-2.jpg2015-10-01-0633-2.jpgSuezichthys arquatus (Rainbowfish) Terminal Phase Thursday 01 October 2015 Dive Number: 755 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 11.6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,070 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,130 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000to0k6xWG6Qwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000to0k6xWG6Qw/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-08-0046-1.jpgRainbowfishSuezichthys arquatus (Rainbowfish)Terminal phase. Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 763. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 369:27. Maximum Depth: 24.2 meters. Bottom Time: 94 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,589 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,683 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006zPrdkpfbR4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006zPrdkpfbR4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0280-4.jpg2011-01-10-0280-4.jpgSouthern Rata (Metrosideros umbellata) canopy at Ranui Cove on the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Monday 10 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cbHKG0XIn8shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cbHKG0XIn8s/fit=1000x1000/Pseudorca-crassidens-0013.jpgPseudorca crassidens-0013.jpgA pod of False-killer whales (Pseudorca crassidens) follows closely behind a pod of Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Tuesday 20 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000loN5TIYog2Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000loN5TIYog2M/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0121.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MOY5pLdQtl4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MOY5pLdQtl4/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-20-0095-1.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Zmfp30V28yQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Zmfp30V28yQ/fit=1000x1000/2008-11-30-0222.jpg2008-11-30-0222.jpgA Circle of Salps Cyclosalpa sp. at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand...Sunday 30 November 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 126 Max Depth 25.6 m. Average Depth 13.6m. Temp 17 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 70 min. Bottom Time to Date 5515 min Cumulative Time 5585 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pLfsdayGeZghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pLfsdayGeZg/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-13-0621.jpg2010-05-13-0621.jpgSawa monument in the main square of old town in Warsaw, Poland..Wednesday 12 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CW9S5nl3eI4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CW9S5nl3eI4/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-09-0324.jpg2010-05-09-0324.jpgTadeusz Zajac dances at the Polish wedding of Izabela Stolarska and Piotr Koziol in the suburb of Marki in Warszawa Poland..Saturday 08 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Dsv7WTRRQNchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Dsv7WTRRQNc/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-06-0486.jpg2010-05-06-0486.jpgOld man walking on a rainy day in Krakow, Poland..Wednesday 05 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000piebwq7vJjMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000piebwq7vJjM/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-06-0414.jpg2010-05-06-0414.jpgBuildings reflected in a puddle on a grey day in Krakow, Poland..Tuesday 04 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008MCqpWiGHDAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008MCqpWiGHDA/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-06-0383.jpg2010-05-06-0383.jpgJesus crucified in the Mariacki Church in the Rynek Glowny (Main Square) of Old Town, Krakow, Poland..Tuesday 04 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rYIO.fXbLPchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rYIO.fXbLPc/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-06-0269.jpg2010-05-06-0269.jpgThe mighty polish Fiat 126 P in Krakow, Poland..Wednesday 05 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mEUHiCzWV34https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mEUHiCzWV34/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-06-0424.jpg2010-05-06-0424.jpgA street vendor packs up for the day in the Rynek Glowny (Main Square) of Old Town, Krakow, Poland..Wednesday 05 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004EmB6UIj70Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004EmB6UIj70Q/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-06-0220.jpg2010-05-06-0220.jpgA White Lady (Polish Ghost) walks the walls of the Royal Castle in Checiny. .First built in 1300 and served as the dwelling of Widows of the Kings of Poland..Tuesday 03 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ykS1xhzBEGQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ykS1xhzBEGQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0029.jpg2012-04-18-0029.dngAstrobrachion constrictum (Snake star) which lives mutualistically on Antipatharia (Black Coral)..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qZjdUv7JWGYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qZjdUv7JWGY/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0061.jpg2012-05-12-0061.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OCpbEFvkVnAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OCpbEFvkVnA/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0052.jpg2012-05-12-0052.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FaYUfFCGMuIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FaYUfFCGMuI/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0049.jpg2012-05-12-0049.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZgRZDDpNMbEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZgRZDDpNMbE/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0048.jpg2012-05-12-0048.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZwlpqFTApRshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZwlpqFTApRs/fit=1000x1000/2014-01-10-0004.jpg2014-01-10-0004.JPGA pod of Orcinas orca (Orca/Killer Whale) traveling past Table Cape, Mahia Peninsula, New Zealand. Friday 10 January 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006.KUOc2F4Gohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006.KUOc2F4Go/fit=1000x1000/2013-07-12-0149.jpg2013-07-12-0149.jpgPolycera sp. (nudibranch) Friday 12 July 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 486 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Kent Erickson Time: 20:10 Temperature: 16 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 73 minutes Mix: 21 OC Bottom Time to Date: 32,875 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,948 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gZBGwNDbzCAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gZBGwNDbzCA/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0341.jpgSnake StarAstrobrachion constrictum (Snake star) living mutualistically on Antipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000arsPUgDMzsshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000arsPUgDMzss/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-22-0122.jpg2010-04-22-0122.jpgNudibranch :Roboastra luteolineata.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Thursday 22 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 253.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Nudibranch City at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.2 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 56:44 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.5 meters..Bottom Time: 71 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,149 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,220 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OKB568eUK9shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OKB568eUK9s/fit=1000x1000/Tawaki.jpgFiordland crested penguinLife on the Edge - Like New Zealanders, penguins occupy the margin of land and sea,being dependent on both habitats, and vulnerable to changes in either as well. Their fate is wedded to our coasts, and as scientists have begun to understand, they are a perfect indicator of the health of this fragile boundary too, What can penguins tell us about seas and shores. NEW ZEALAND GEOGRAPHIC ISSUE 143 January - February 2017. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZaXMdlX4_7Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZaXMdlX4_7I/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0894.jpgCuvier's beaked whaleZiphius cavirostris (Cuvier's beaked whale) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q5nAFMBC6KEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q5nAFMBC6KE/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0872.jpgCuvier's beaked whaleZiphius cavirostris (Cuvier's beaked whale) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ej6gNA291bEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ej6gNA291bE/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0867.jpgCuvier's beaked whaleZiphius cavirostris (Cuvier's beaked whale) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cXd2fQwUZ.Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cXd2fQwUZ.A/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-12-0399.jpg2008-01-12-0399.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u7IqWlmKjoYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u7IqWlmKjoY/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0013.jpg2012-03-25-0013.jpgUnidentified Ascidian..Underwater Photography of Unidentified Ascidian at 61m by New Zealand Photojournalist and Underwater Photographer Richard Robinson..Phylum: Tunicata..Class: Ascidiacea..Order:.Family:.Distribution: Endemic..Sunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point (Northern Side)..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 193:09 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 61.1 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,115 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,201 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pD4vibM.Zekhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pD4vibM.Zek/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0010.jpg2012-03-25-0010.jpgUnidentified Ascidian..Underwater Photography of Unidentified Ascidian at 61m by New Zealand Photojournalist and Underwater Photographer Richard Robinson..Phylum: Tunicata..Class: Ascidiacea..Order:.Family:.Distribution: Endemic..Sunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point (Northern Side)..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 193:09 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 61.1 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,115 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,201 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h66p1LZW4nMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h66p1LZW4nM/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0242.jpgLong-tailed StingrayDasyatis thetidis (Long-tailed Stingray). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 479 Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 13:27 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 286:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.5 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 82% OTU: 91% Bottom Time to Date: 32,212 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,335 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000US2q766zbIchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000US2q766zbIc/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0218.jpg2013-02-23-0218.jpgPseudocaranx georgianus (Trevally) Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 449 Site: Kahawai Point to Big Eye Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 246:14 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 62% OTU: 86% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,440 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,562 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kJPiXKgXhd0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kJPiXKgXhd0/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0091.jpg2012-05-12-0091.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QkIQZeL7w3Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QkIQZeL7w3M/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0090.jpg2012-05-12-0090.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009f0GesDmMEEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009f0GesDmMEE/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0085.jpg2012-05-12-0085.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000csvnfqlSHN8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000csvnfqlSHN8/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0084.jpg2012-05-12-0084.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UA5VHWTgmAEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UA5VHWTgmAE/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0071.jpg2012-05-12-0071.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M8sbSByB4v4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M8sbSByB4v4/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0059.jpg2012-05-12-0059.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gp9P993mkxkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gp9P993mkxk/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0045.jpg2012-05-12-0045.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e7PxYLpyRZQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e7PxYLpyRZQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0041.jpg2012-05-12-0041.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xcDLf7AE14Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xcDLf7AE14Y/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0038.jpg2012-05-12-0038.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t4dpA3hghGIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t4dpA3hghGI/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-18-0178.jpg2008-04-18-0178.jpgSandager's wrasse (Coris sandageri) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 18 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 72 : Brady's Corner, Big Eye Cave and Shark Fin Cave in the Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 25.6 m. Average Depth 10.4.Bottom Time 64min. Bottom Time to Date 2991 min Cumulative Time 3055 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AlkflxcKUeohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AlkflxcKUeo/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0527.jpgWhite Sea UrchinPseudechinus huttoni (White Sea Urchin). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xqIVhy0gX6Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xqIVhy0gX6Q/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0016.jpgWhite Sea UrchinPseudechinus huttoni (White Sea Urchin). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KTHaKGEcBlIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KTHaKGEcBlI/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0381-2.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) and Arctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ulnq_Brus_whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ulnq_Brus_w/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0283.jpg2014-03-12-0283.jpgEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) and Arctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ReR9iUZotnAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ReR9iUZotnA/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0876.jpg2014-03-11-0876.jpgNotothenia microlepidota (Small Scaled Notothenid) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 505 Site: Landing Hut Cove, Antipodes Islands Time: 15:27 Maximum Depth: 10 meters Bottom Time: 33 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 34,161minutes Cumulative Time: 34,194minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mdSpS_bUDvQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mdSpS_bUDvQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0124.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Thursday 30 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vSBWfvPjdbwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vSBWfvPjdbw/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0167.jpgScorpionfishScorpaena papillosus (Dwarf scorpionfish) at the Southern Side of South West Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 458 Site: Southern Side of South West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 259:29 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 113 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T2ifurvQ_gohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T2ifurvQ_go/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0680-1.jpgBlack-spot goatfishParupeneus spilurus (Black-spot goatfish). Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 759. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 62 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,310 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,372 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KQ58J3VUvUIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KQ58J3VUvUI/fit=1000x1000/250806RGR0016-1.jpg250806RGR0016_1.jpgEurope : Street Scenes of Prague in the Czech Republic..Friday 25 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006HmRc2PcNs4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006HmRc2PcNs4/fit=1000x1000/091206RGR0010.jpg091206RGR0010.jpgEurope : Street scenes around Amsterdam in the Netherlands..Thursday 17 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bUrdQHxa.6Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bUrdQHxa.6U/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0134.jpgMorse-code leatherjacketThamnaconus analis (Morse-code leatherjacket). Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 767 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,909 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,834 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ql4klUvvSgIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ql4klUvvSgI/fit=1000x1000/2008-10-11-0024.jpg2008-10-11-0024.jpgA Female Red Pigfish (Pakurakura) Bodianus unimaculatus in Blue Maomao Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand.....Saturday 11 October 2008. Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 110 : Blue Mao Mao Arch, Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 15m. Average Depth m. Temp 13c. O2 :33.6%.Bottom Time75 min. Bottom Time to Date 4710 min Cumulative Time 4785 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000oAQ5bF.YUEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000oAQ5bF.YUE/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0049.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KD74WPI4SAMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KD74WPI4SAM/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-12-0188.jpg2011-04-12-0188.JPGHutchison Bluff on Raoul Island the largest island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Monday 11 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BrSnOFP1gQIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BrSnOFP1gQI/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0125.jpg2011-10-29-0125.jpgPseudoceros sp. (Flat worm) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iebTsdf4eBAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iebTsdf4eBA/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0082.jpg2011-10-29-0082.jpgPseudoceros sp. (Flat worm) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009sCTftRVML0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009sCTftRVML0/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0091.jpg2011-10-29-0091.jpgPseudoceros sp. (Flat worm) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g9GaHX8atXkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g9GaHX8atXk/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0095.jpg2011-10-29-0095.jpgPseudoceros sp. (Flat worm) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OshPeXmP_BIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OshPeXmP_BI/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0097.jpg2011-10-29-0097.jpgPseudoceros sp. (Flat worm) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e2iHOgTNZ5Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e2iHOgTNZ5E/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0161.jpgHypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch)Hypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000045WdkxtfZlohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000045WdkxtfZlo/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-19-0002.jpg2013-04-19-0002.JPGPseudolabrus miles (Scarlet wrasse) female at Tasman Bay, Great Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland.Friday 19 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 465 Site: Tasman Bay, Great Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 271:24 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters Bottom Time: 126 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 70% OTU: 63% Bottom Time to Date: 31,047 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,173 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DDrzrVObICYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DDrzrVObICY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0443-2.jpg2011-05-24-0443-2.JPGOcean Blue Eye (Schedophilus velaiani) a deepwater species pictured at the northern point of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 361 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern Point of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31 meters. Bottom Time: 49 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,358 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,407 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G87PkqcedzAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G87PkqcedzA/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-03-0264.jpg2016-10-03-0264.jpgLindsay Rowe of the Hutton’s Shearwater Charitable Trust in Kaikoura, checks man made nest boxes and weighs returning birds at the artificial Kaikoura Peninsula Te Rae o Atiu colony. Monday 03 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uWJHEBBDXZshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uWJHEBBDXZs/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-03-0258.jpg2016-10-03-0258.jpgLindsay Rowe of the Hutton’s Shearwater Charitable Trust in Kaikoura, checks man made nest boxes and weighs returning birds at the artificial Kaikoura Peninsula Te Rae o Atiu colony. Monday 03 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000esx0ViLnHKYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000esx0ViLnHKY/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-03-0252.jpg2016-10-03-0252.jpgLindsay Rowe of the Hutton’s Shearwater Charitable Trust in Kaikoura, checks man made nest boxes and weighs returning birds at the artificial Kaikoura Peninsula Te Rae o Atiu colony. Monday 03 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000auQ6cIoPEk4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000auQ6cIoPEk4/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-03-0207.jpg2016-10-03-0207.jpgLindsay Rowe of the Hutton’s Shearwater Charitable Trust in Kaikoura, checks man made nest boxes and weighs returning birds at the artificial Kaikoura Peninsula Te Rae o Atiu colony. Monday 03 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IWEzV2p.pXohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IWEzV2p.pXo/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-03-0168.jpg2016-10-03-0168.jpgLindsay Rowe of the Hutton’s Shearwater Charitable Trust in Kaikoura, checks man made nest boxes and weighs returning birds at the artificial Kaikoura Peninsula Te Rae o Atiu colony. Monday 03 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UAm6uJ_GA5chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UAm6uJ_GA5c/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-03-0050.jpg2016-10-03-0050.jpgHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī artificial Kaikoura Peninsula Te Rae o Atiu colony, Kaikoura, New Zealand. Monday 03 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pZbfhXJ.nK4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pZbfhXJ.nK4/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-03-0035.jpg2016-10-03-0035.jpgLindsay Rowe of the Hutton’s Shearwater Charitable Trust in Kaikoura, checks man made nest boxes and weighs returning birds at the artificial Kaikoura Peninsula Te Rae o Atiu colony. Monday 03 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T3By6PeWMiAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T3By6PeWMiA/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-03-0026.jpg2016-10-03-0026.jpgLindsay Rowe of the Hutton’s Shearwater Charitable Trust in Kaikoura, checks man made nest boxes and weighs returning birds at the artificial Kaikoura Peninsula Te Rae o Atiu colony. Monday 03 October 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ox6cGoqnOPkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ox6cGoqnOPk/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-02-0232.jpgHutton's ShearwaterRoad signs to urge motorists to slow down where Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) fledglings crash land around the Kaikoura township in New Zealand due to light disorientation. Sunday 02 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bUJkbSwPPcohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bUJkbSwPPco/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-02-0087.jpgHutton's ShearwaterNicky McArthur from the Hutton’s Shearwater Charitable Trust in Kaikoura, New Zealand. Sunday 02 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dmC.F2lUA1whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dmC.F2lUA1w/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-1296-1.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NDqTyrDpE_shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NDqTyrDpE_s/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-1261.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XbSUVa27Z78https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XbSUVa27Z78/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-1152.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kl98bymlpyshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kl98bymlpys/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-1133.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aw__Lgrovbshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aw__Lgrovbs/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0992.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.cUY0lXY4xshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.cUY0lXY4xs/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0904.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kTbk9JGm84Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kTbk9JGm84Q/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0866.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FzJuE4PRZYchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FzJuE4PRZYc/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0777.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w.jH3.V_diEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w.jH3.V_diE/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0699.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003jnB_SAXpJghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003jnB_SAXpJg/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0653.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000teKWheFaC8Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000teKWheFaC8M/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0630-1.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XFF7Q6Dt.vwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XFF7Q6Dt.vw/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0618.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ryvB7vPKL9Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ryvB7vPKL9E/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0626.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DSNdZvE_CjMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DSNdZvE_CjM/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0592.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000050xaZXjIQpYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000050xaZXjIQpY/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0575.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U4_v7Rww99ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U4_v7Rww99g/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0440.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s Hub serves as a drop-off point for Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) fledglings that crash land around the Kaikoura township each March/April due to light disorientation. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QJMzOswXSSUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QJMzOswXSSU/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0525.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EQvpyzKyYSAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EQvpyzKyYSA/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0427.jpgHutton's ShearwaterMike Morrissey Conservation Ranger at Department of Conservation Kaikoura at the ‘Hutton’s Hub’ which serves as a drop-off point for Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) fledglings that crash land around the Kaikoura township each March/April due to light disorientation. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ahTNHko3zhMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ahTNHko3zhM/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0359.jpgHutton's ShearwaterNew Zealand Geographic deputy editor Rebekah White at Shearwater Hut in the Kowhai Valley in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand, where one of the two breeding colonies of the Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) remain. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001COpX0N5k1Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001COpX0N5k1A/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0347.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zrtAFfyxR4Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zrtAFfyxR4A/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0328.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lo9RrPCB1a4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lo9RrPCB1a4/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0940-1.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cp85A4TEcAshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cp85A4TEcAs/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0935.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zERRaHBRo7whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zERRaHBRo7w/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0879.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PLi1wvT0ymQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PLi1wvT0ymQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0832.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Kowhai Valley in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand where one of the two remaining breeding colonies of the Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni). Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T6pVrRnOchMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T6pVrRnOchM/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0791.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA recreational fisherman drives fast through a raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is released back into the wild off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ztk0oyz7Q7Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ztk0oyz7Q7U/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0739.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A0ioCta5YYQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A0ioCta5YYQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0694.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EMKjw1zNvT0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EMKjw1zNvT0/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0686.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000072UUgnCOwcAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000072UUgnCOwcA/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0648.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zE0OmgHxYokhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zE0OmgHxYok/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0386.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_86Wap7iqKwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_86Wap7iqKw/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0307.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wftq4UtLSkUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wftq4UtLSkU/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0283.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z6o.XF7.JFMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z6o.XF7.JFM/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0277.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lQiAZGJoys8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lQiAZGJoys8/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0282.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s_S9CffswTghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s_S9CffswTg/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0276.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006zdmN6Od.2Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006zdmN6Od.2A/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0251.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f5RaNSMrgNohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f5RaNSMrgNo/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0221.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iAntGqXfON4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iAntGqXfON4/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0187.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a9q3LzlVxtEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a9q3LzlVxtE/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0190-1.jpgHutton's ShearwaterHutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GBqTJn1YLvYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GBqTJn1YLvY/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0163.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HuhkdSWdW2whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HuhkdSWdW2w/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0113.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FSI_r_mMxT4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FSI_r_mMxT4/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0024.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RWGaRNynjlEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RWGaRNynjlE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0177-2.jpg2011-05-16-0177-2.JPGUndescribed Anemone off the western side of North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 343 Dive Buddy: Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters. Bottom Time: 66 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mdr6R4u8yYYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mdr6R4u8yYY/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0067.jpg2013-02-23-0067.jpgAlicia sp. (Stinging wandering anemone) on Antipatharia (Black Coral). Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 448 Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 244:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 110 minutes Mix: 16/50 CNS: 62% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,330 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,440 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000opuYBU0dfwMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000opuYBU0dfwM/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-02-0011-1.jpgSplendid PerchCallanthias australis (Northern splendid perch) school around Gorgonian Fans. Friday 02 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 529 Site: Wades World, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:09 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 350:50 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 76.6 meters Bottom Time: 157 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 86% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 36,673 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,830 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eBVrLv3qdkAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eBVrLv3qdkA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0694.jpg2011-05-16-0694.JPGA short crab (Percnon sp.) at North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 344 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,524 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,585 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ty0b3uxw8kAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ty0b3uxw8kA/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0304.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001RKy67Af49Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001RKy67Af49I/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0302.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000om9z2erqLrUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000om9z2erqLrU/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0301.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000030MBg83aw4Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000030MBg83aw4Y/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0251.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hWmPALJtTZ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hWmPALJtTZ0/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0250-1.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BrGp0agk_5Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BrGp0agk_5A/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0248-1.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MGvXZBQm62chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MGvXZBQm62c/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0227.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tlRrY5mjVw8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tlRrY5mjVw8/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0228.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F6Yqr3pY_cghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F6Yqr3pY_cg/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0215.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vXSPDrSl6HYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vXSPDrSl6HY/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0160.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bsXnFxTmlq8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bsXnFxTmlq8/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0118.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qH49bLp8UXEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qH49bLp8UXE/fit=1000x1000/2016-10-01-0088.jpgHutton's ShearwaterA raft of Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī off the coast of Kaikoura, New Zealand. Saturday 01 October 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zkpgMZtKOOwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zkpgMZtKOOw/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-1152.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DqoN.gVPHP4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DqoN.gVPHP4/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-1124.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BtDOdBp9UL0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BtDOdBp9UL0/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-1130.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AxaC2aLZ4Pghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AxaC2aLZ4Pg/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-1074.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000910sYG4lbpwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000910sYG4lbpw/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-1027.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kVgt1_FsiIIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kVgt1_FsiII/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-1023.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zTOA8Py7sV8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zTOA8Py7sV8/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-1022.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Uc7Lv8npHYkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Uc7Lv8npHYk/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-1021.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003eCkES6EjEEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003eCkES6EjEE/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-1005.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZHf32hHg3xchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZHf32hHg3xc/fit=1000x1000/2016-09-30-0969.jpgHutton's ShearwaterThe Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni) also known as the Kaikōura tītī is the only seabird globally to breed in an alpine environment in the Seaward Kaikōura Range in the South Island of New Zealand. Friday 30 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mKsaluNsEm4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mKsaluNsEm4/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-06-0154.jpgButterfly perchCaesioperca ledidoptera (Butterfly perch). Sunday 06 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 518 Site: First Cove Wall, Breaksea Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:24 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 323:47 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.5 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 35,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,291 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O1pzuoucwOghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O1pzuoucwOg/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-13-0077.jpg2010-02-13-0077.jpgSchooling fish in Tie Dye Arch at The Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) , Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 226.Boat: Pacific Hideaway..Site: Tie Dye Arch at The Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) , Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 25:30 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 20.6 meters.Bottom Time: 87 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,220 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,307 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yJ5zeaeogTYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yJ5zeaeogTY/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0075.jpg2011-10-29-0075.jpgTambja tenuilineata (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fSmhNAA8acQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fSmhNAA8acQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0038.jpg2012-02-19-0038.jpgRebreather diver Andrew Simpson is dwarfed by a giant Black Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.) at a depth of 70 meters at an unnamed reef at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 348.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 190:39 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 71.3 meters..Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,933 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IZqlQ9mGjfchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IZqlQ9mGjfc/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-19-0061.jpgCommon kelpCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand. Monday 19 April 2010 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010 Dive Number: 242 Boat: Mazurka. Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Temperature: 19.7 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 44:44 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.2 meters. Bottom Time: 75 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 13,413 minutes. Cumulative Time: 13,488 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K60ej4x6i.Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K60ej4x6i.E/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0423.jpg2011-04-09-0423.jpgCurtis and Cheeseman Islands in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Saturday 09 April 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LQspyd3USuQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LQspyd3USuQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0211.jpg2012-04-14-0211.jpgUnidentified Squat lobster..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 355.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen.Site: The Gardens..Temperature: 19. Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 10 meters..Bottom Time: 74 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,478 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,552minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zUqcjpW4JJAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zUqcjpW4JJA/fit=1000x1000/170906RGR0049.jpg170906RGR0049.jpgEurope : Blue Jesus on a Cross near La Monclergerie in France..Sunday 17 september 2006 Photgraph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_WWv7ABS9y0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_WWv7ABS9y0/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0059.jpg2012-04-20-0059.jpgPseudolabrus luculentus (Orange wrasse) female..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 368..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Tower Point to Northern Arch, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,618 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,688 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ncPgoQ1LQU8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ncPgoQ1LQU8/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0160.jpg2012-04-19-0160.jpgPseudolabrus luculentus (Orange wrasse) female..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 366.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Butter Fish Bay too Landing Bay, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 213:43 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 23.4 meters..Bottom Time: 121minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,432 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,553 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001R3vuvzATA8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001R3vuvzATA8/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0148-2.jpg2009-09-19-0148-2.jpgThousands of the wandering seabird the Buller's Shearwater (Puffinis bulleri) arrive at the Poor Knights Island's off the Eastern Coast of New Zealand..Buller's shearwaters breed only on the Poor Knights Islands, a protected, predator free, nature reserve off the eastern coast of Northland..During April to late May, Buller's shearwaters depart for the north Pacific, from Japan to the western coast of North America. Birds return to the Poor Knights in mid-September to court and clean out their burrows. ..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EjImzCwhXb0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EjImzCwhXb0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0489-2.jpg2011-05-21-0489-2.JPGMado (Atypichthys latus) on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 356 Dive Buddy: Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22 meters. Bottom Time: 43 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,106 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,149 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zxqnSzwpk9shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zxqnSzwpk9s/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-26-0111.jpg2011-05-26-0111.JPGA school of Kyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer) including a rare yellow colour mutation that affects 5-20% of the population at L'Esperance Rock during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 26 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 364 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Clinton Duffy. Site: LÕEsperance Rock in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters. Bottom Time: 37 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,498 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MV3Qh1YsyMchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MV3Qh1YsyMc/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0085.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006xJBFHVcK9Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006xJBFHVcK9M/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0048.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_hmbGOEIFxUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_hmbGOEIFxU/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0333.jpgWaikare Wreck 1910Diver Ian Skipworth on the wreck of the Waikare 1910 at Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Uv7TjA_f3QUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Uv7TjA_f3QU/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0208.jpgPhacelocarpus labillardieriPhacelocarpus labillardieri at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 461 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 264:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.2 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: 30,634 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,758 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fql_0YFDy8Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fql_0YFDy8E/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0073.jpg2009-10-17-0073.jpgJason's Nudibranch (Jason mirabilis) at Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Saturday 17 October 2009 .Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009..Dive Number 189.Boat : Apollo, Goat Island Dive..Site : Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group..Max Depth 28 m..Temp 19c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 56 min..Bottom Time to Date 9600 min..Cumulative Time 9656 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mrcHLuhY7iMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mrcHLuhY7iM/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-22-0171-1.jpgStriped clingfishTrachelochismus melobesia (Striped clingfish). Friday 22 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 447 Site: Big Eye Lear. Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 242:24 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.6 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 68% OTU: 70% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,260 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,330 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eqQFHCqlNishttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eqQFHCqlNis/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0213.jpg2011-01-05-0213.jpgBull Kelp (Durvillaea Antarctica) at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HfQgc2C2tNkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HfQgc2C2tNk/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0063.jpg2011-01-10-0063.jpgGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Crozier Point , Auckland Island in the Sub Antarctic Islands, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. .Monday 10 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 299.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Crozier Point, Auckland Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 11.9 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,987 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005o273SUvC3Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005o273SUvC3E/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1175.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup is crushed and later died from the injuries sustained by an adult bull at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eQrkkOx7864https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eQrkkOx7864/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1184.jpgMating New Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) mate at the Sandy Bay colony at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xaHeKUVQ3_0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xaHeKUVQ3_0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0877.jpg2011-01-09-0877.jpgNew Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) mate on Sandy Bay, Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000usLQc8.B0.Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000usLQc8.B0.E/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0883.jpg2011-01-09-0883.jpgNew Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) mate on Sandy Bay, Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dskaq1k9LyMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dskaq1k9LyM/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0154.jpg2009-07-13-0154.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TnYAabZAAxMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TnYAabZAAxM/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0070.jpg2009-07-13-0070.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mcmz2ouPJMAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mcmz2ouPJMA/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0146.jpg2009-07-13-0146.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XKDWJmOlUschttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XKDWJmOlUsc/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0205.jpg2009-07-13-0205.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GysPYc8_M_ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GysPYc8_M_g/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-19-0321.jpg2010-04-19-0321.jpgDiver Kent Ericksen inside Long Cave or better known as Matt's Crack .at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand.At the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Monday 19 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 243.Boat: Mazurka..Site: MattÕs Crack, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 45:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 15.7 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,488 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,561 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000054589JGq7Qkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000054589JGq7Qk/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-27-0054.jpg2010-06-27-0054.jpgDiver Ian Skipworth comes out a swim through between Blue Maomao and Southern Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 263.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Blue Maomao Arch to Southern Arch..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 70:09 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.4 meters...Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,942 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,039 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C8tqWMyAw_ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C8tqWMyAw_o/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0041.jpg2011-07-17-0041.jpgRebreather diver Gareth Bellamy inside Barren Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 370.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 156:18 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 62.4 meters..Bottom Time: 87 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,834 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wyoYjJqr3Y8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wyoYjJqr3Y8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0159.jpg2011-05-22-0159.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) at Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000orf79zA24vchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000orf79zA24vc/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0162.jpgCrimson cleanerfishSuezicthys aylingi (Crimson cleanerfish) male. Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CzW215AzPYMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CzW215AzPYM/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0179.jpgCrimson cleanerfishSuezicthys aylingi (Crimson cleanerfish) male. Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004vY1nwBPKAchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004vY1nwBPKAc/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0162-1.jpgCrimson cleanerfishSuezicthys aylingi (Crimson cleanerfish) male. Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kEUm7OlM67Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kEUm7OlM67I/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0225.jpg20016-09-04-0225.jpgTrachelochismus melobesia (Striped clingfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ct49Gu9dtW0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ct49Gu9dtW0/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0197.jpg2013-04-17-0197.JPGRed seaweed Curdiea coriacea at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 461 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 264:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.2 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: 30,634 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,758 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RMTqJD6Z1N8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RMTqJD6Z1N8/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0159.jpg2012-05-12-0159.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006wrtOt3UF.Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006wrtOt3UF.I/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-06-0057.jpg2012-07-06-0057.jpgAmphipod sp.? Friday 06 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 422..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 15 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,952 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,012 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002FhIYZ1yQU8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002FhIYZ1yQU8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0068.jpg2013-04-27-0068.JPGUnidentified Amphipod. Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 467 Site: Cave Bay, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:15 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,247 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,313 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000itXWGWs1vqghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000itXWGWs1vqg/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0310.jpgAmphipod sp.Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 367.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Night dive, The Gardens, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 65minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,553 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,618 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JH2Q3S9UQVQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JH2Q3S9UQVQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0011.jpg2010-10-03-0011.jpgTiny amphipods living inside Tubularia sp. (Class Hydrozoa) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 283.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Northern Arch..Temperature: 14.5 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 98:00 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.5 meters...Bottom Time: 201 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,687 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,888 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wJ082KzCbVMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wJ082KzCbVM/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-30-281-2-2.jpgAmphipod sp.Amphipod sp..Wednesday 30 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 322.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 139:48 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,042 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,144 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IXfaFUQKDW8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IXfaFUQKDW8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0254.jpgShrimpCommon euphausid shrimp Nyctiphanes australis consumed by Parazoanthus elongatus (Yellow zoathhid anemone). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 470 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:30 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,547 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,616 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bvvzdtzKpQ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bvvzdtzKpQ8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0698-2-2.jpg2011-05-16-0698-2-2.JPGA short crab (Percnon sp.) at North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 344 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,524 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,585 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vXoDqMaGwKchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vXoDqMaGwKc/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0160.jpg2012-04-14-0160.jpgUnidentified Isopod (Sea Louse)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 355.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen.Site: The Gardens..Temperature: 19. Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 10 meters..Bottom Time: 74 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,478 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,552minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ArArE2dQEHAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ArArE2dQEHA/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-26-0081.jpg2011-02-26-0081.jpgUnidentified Isopod (Sea Louse) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 306.Boat: Pacific Hideaway..Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 22.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 118:54 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 16.6 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,796 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,877 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PW3AfGB4lHchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PW3AfGB4lHc/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-24-0034.jpg2013-02-24-0034.jpgAntiparactis sp. (Leopard anemone). Sunday 24 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 450 Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 248:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 70.7 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 75% OTU: 93% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,562 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W6nuZ_MABvAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W6nuZ_MABvA/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-12-0022.jpg2011-04-12-0022.JPGMeyer Islands are silhouetted at sunrise in rough seas in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Monday 11 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eIB6Xhihsn8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eIB6Xhihsn8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0745.jpg2011-05-16-0745.JPGA storm front builds over the Meyer Islands (pictured from the east) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000emMlXc4Wigohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000emMlXc4Wigo/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0231.jpg20016-09-04-0231.jpgTrachelochismus melobesia (Striped clingfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rXSlq14wF7Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rXSlq14wF7Y/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0220.jpg20016-09-04-0220.jpgTrachelochismus melobesia (Striped clingfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ohDUG4hclNghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ohDUG4hclNg/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0192.jpg20016-09-04-0192.jpgTrachelochismus melobesia (Striped clingfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cNA2Kv_Y5hghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cNA2Kv_Y5hg/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0186.jpg20016-09-04-0186.jpgTrachelochismus melobesia (Striped clingfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PQwY63MruHchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PQwY63MruHc/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0184.jpg20016-09-04-0184.jpgTrachelochismus melobesia (Striped clingfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kFb7gKNsJ1whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kFb7gKNsJ1w/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0188.jpg20016-09-04-0188.jpgTrachelochismus melobesia (Striped clingfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IsvLRMOMEqwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IsvLRMOMEqw/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0248.jpgRed lizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000LC3YALaDRohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000LC3YALaDRo/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0247.jpgRed lizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rxH8Qk8ruNwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rxH8Qk8ruNw/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0244.jpgRed lizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vFeAgE2jSV0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vFeAgE2jSV0/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0242.jpgRed lizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QDGpB42M9Xghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QDGpB42M9Xg/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0069.jpgRed lizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000206ya4ezyIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000206ya4ezyI/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0065.jpgRed lizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BTenFBFkXEkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BTenFBFkXEk/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0010.jpg20016-09-04-0010.jpgCrimora multidigitalis. Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 789 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 14.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 390:59 Maximum Depth: 37.3 Bottom Time: 114 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XWmt.BEdLJchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XWmt.BEdLJc/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0005.jpgGrey MorayGymnothorax nublis (Grey Moray). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 789 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 14.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 390:59 Maximum Depth: 37.3 Bottom Time: 114 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y6nROVJmgm4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y6nROVJmgm4/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0001.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish). Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 766 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,834minutes Cumulative Time: 42,765 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001J8ydfM1ouYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001J8ydfM1ouY/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0123.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iNGD8oxi4Fshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iNGD8oxi4Fs/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0138.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZtHer_kpdsshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZtHer_kpdss/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0115.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iv1sPo.bw_0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iv1sPo.bw_0/fit=1000x1000/20016-09-04-0109.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish). Sunday 04 September 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 790 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Greg van der Hulst Boat: Yukon Temperature: 15.5 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 392:01 Maximum Depth: 18.8 Bottom Time: 63 minutes Bottom Time to Date: : 44,751 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,814 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nMJCCj5UzwIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nMJCCj5UzwI/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0099.jpg2012-04-17-0099.jpgSuezicthys aylingi (Crimson cleanerfish) male..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WZpfLDGDpS8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WZpfLDGDpS8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1806.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sZwkuOtFD64https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sZwkuOtFD64/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1814.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t_OwXUmir1Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t_OwXUmir1Y/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1796.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Sea lion teeth have bands like tree rings, and recently, scientists at NIWA have been drilling into these, using sophisticated techniques to gather more information about how seal ion diet has changed over the past 20 years. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A71WeSYmsdMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A71WeSYmsdM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1785.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aSEWztDkyAQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aSEWztDkyAQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1784-1.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jvQrXME.lwUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jvQrXME.lwU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1768.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001mAEGabYYg4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001mAEGabYYg4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1704-1.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QBeUHkeZlY0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QBeUHkeZlY0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1705.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A6Jvqeo4F40https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A6Jvqeo4F40/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1694.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bIOvhOyGa6Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bIOvhOyGa6Q/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1699.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QxyPeJxiwQshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QxyPeJxiwQs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1700.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009Th.IbmhwCkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009Th.IbmhwCk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1693.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000098nvxYRGfrIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000098nvxYRGfrI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1690.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GmGpA_mhGrohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GmGpA_mhGro/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1692.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nFqwqdKg1bMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nFqwqdKg1bM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1678.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dz0N8mHtOBkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dz0N8mHtOBk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1631-1-Edit.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ng6HHEWci5ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ng6HHEWci5g/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1631-1.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PpK82ckLRK0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PpK82ckLRK0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1628-1.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zMpJDSFV5qQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zMpJDSFV5qQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1623-1.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xgcrCgRJqeohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xgcrCgRJqeo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1622.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FpYHo_PIc_Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FpYHo_PIc_E/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1605.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C1nliYI8Vr4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C1nliYI8Vr4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1594.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tDfPqkNLxhshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tDfPqkNLxhs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1592.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BnIkp0z6.NYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BnIkp0z6.NY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1482-1.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o9D0W.dq5mkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o9D0W.dq5mk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1498.jpg2016-01-11-1498.jpgPhotograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_UngBR0WUTohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_UngBR0WUTo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1452-2.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wr0YNIqvU7Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wr0YNIqvU7E/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1452-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TKr5ZUtBgckhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TKr5ZUtBgck/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1337.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vMcPwSxD7q4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vMcPwSxD7q4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1328.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QDzahQ_SExkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QDzahQ_SExk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1322-1.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OjkE8NUybEYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OjkE8NUybEY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1321.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T_eSzzTiYUQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T_eSzzTiYUQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1283-1.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rkTVMlXttbohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rkTVMlXttbo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1260.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DiR1Ct9BToQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DiR1Ct9BToQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1230.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006NOum00lKdYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006NOum00lKdY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1231-1.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lTBmxD7c9Lkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lTBmxD7c9Lk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1202.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vxrYyjVqfl4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vxrYyjVqfl4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1184-1.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yS4aZf9HWvghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yS4aZf9HWvg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1133-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LsyzYZOkDJwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LsyzYZOkDJw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1164.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AADOKZyZYm8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AADOKZyZYm8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1137-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AenBf7hCVmkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AenBf7hCVmk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1119.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000120.a.IZAcAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000120.a.IZAcA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1077-2.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JuMxN0lgX4Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JuMxN0lgX4Y/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1071.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Akgm6F79ctwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Akgm6F79ctw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1076.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z2Hx1dgoSE0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z2Hx1dgoSE0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1051.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000tHtYTLaowIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000tHtYTLaowI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1029-1.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Da9E9MC1uxEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Da9E9MC1uxE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1013.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NFxMs6tpIVchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NFxMs6tpIVc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1004.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N8n1K9agGaIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N8n1K9agGaI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0990.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B.TEOT7E6qchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B.TEOT7E6qc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0950.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male and female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x448fujzV7Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x448fujzV7E/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0967.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female fights of a male in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Lh6Y0U0Cfkghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Lh6Y0U0Cfkg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0832.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IiiO9Xq4JUMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IiiO9Xq4JUM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0807.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kOBRpHBETBchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kOBRpHBETBc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0716.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ItgRazVZj20https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ItgRazVZj20/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0702.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sCReesyBmcAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sCReesyBmcA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0693.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P0ou1wKUhqchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P0ou1wKUhqc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0667.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J4_3DxBREqMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J4_3DxBREqM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0660.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Sea lion teeth have bands like tree rings, and recently, scientists at NIWA have been drilling into these, using sophisticated techniques to gather more information about how seal ion diet has changed over the past 20 years. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000blFvnj2OJ_0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000blFvnj2OJ_0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0665.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xul94ygZfhUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xul94ygZfhU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0578.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HOIhHfAQrRAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HOIhHfAQrRA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0576.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cK9QUyN2KZshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cK9QUyN2KZs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0569.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008vQ20IBxh84https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008vQ20IBxh84/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0561.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Sea lion teeth have bands like tree rings, and recently, scientists at NIWA have been drilling into these, using sophisticated techniques to gather more information about how seal ion diet has changed over the past 20 years. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E40UT.EKusshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E40UT.EKuss/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0514.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OptqWQWBYkQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OptqWQWBYkQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0492.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D.YNKPfVBOAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D.YNKPfVBOA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0493.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DzGRN_.swiUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DzGRN_.swiU/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-01-0010.jpgRed Pig FishBodianus unimaculatus (Red pigfish), Male top, female bottom. Thursday 01 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 528 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 11:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 348:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 80.3 meters Bottom Time: 183 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 101% OTU: 88% Bottom Time to Date: 36,490 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,673 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e.vgoUMHJd4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e.vgoUMHJd4/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0229.jpgScorpionfishScorpaena papillosus (Dwarf scorpionfish). Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dhbQiBu28Qwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dhbQiBu28Qw/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0081.jpg2008-03-21-0081.jpgGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 21 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 61 : Northern Arch , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 31.4m. Average Depth 16.Bottom Time 54min. Bottom Time to Date 2434min Cumulative Time 2488min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B_SYLH3FypUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B_SYLH3FypU/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0013.jpgWhite Sea UrchinPseudechinus huttoni (White Sea Urchin). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bOVg9DFac0Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bOVg9DFac0Q/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0491.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ai6baxwiavIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ai6baxwiavI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0487.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GpBoOSe_viQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GpBoOSe_viQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0438.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xouo7o7DmhUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xouo7o7DmhU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0445.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007ae1JLUGXqAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007ae1JLUGXqA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0422.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Sea lion teeth have bands like tree rings, and recently, scientists at NIWA have been drilling into these, using sophisticated techniques to gather more information about how seal ion diet has changed over the past 20 years. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e_hYerUrnbYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e_hYerUrnbY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0421-1.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z0xxPG6X3.whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z0xxPG6X3.w/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0416.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Sea lion teeth have bands like tree rings, and recently, scientists at NIWA have been drilling into these, using sophisticated techniques to gather more information about how seal ion diet has changed over the past 20 years. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A0l5EI3F770https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A0l5EI3F770/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0415.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Sea lion teeth have bands like tree rings, and recently, scientists at NIWA have been drilling into these, using sophisticated techniques to gather more information about how seal ion diet has changed over the past 20 years. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IXrQyFELF7chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IXrQyFELF7c/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0407.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aU0rWAjc3eshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aU0rWAjc3es/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0405.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fRZcdvq2hBIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fRZcdvq2hBI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0398.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wKkaeGhG2Aghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wKkaeGhG2Ag/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0378.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P7XD8UDd4oUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P7XD8UDd4oU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0368.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lKIqdYVvC0whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lKIqdYVvC0w/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0373.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c5ammVFxiD0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c5ammVFxiD0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0366.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Eoeq0UaqCTEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Eoeq0UaqCTE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0360.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m0sleZbVdhQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m0sleZbVdhQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0434.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FlBut_jR2GEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FlBut_jR2GE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0418.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female giving birth at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vW0we8bR6d4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vW0we8bR6d4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0358.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PLp6XD4lyrQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PLp6XD4lyrQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0369.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Hpln594.bishttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Hpln594.bis/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0336.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g4N9on_2qXAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g4N9on_2qXA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0283-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult males at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WSgEo3Q16Mshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WSgEo3Q16Ms/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0329.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u5IKc25fWBghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u5IKc25fWBg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0327-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O80VMmZjLHshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O80VMmZjLHs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0278-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vxdAWx8vijIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vxdAWx8vijI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0251.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DC.TZLaoheYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DC.TZLaoheY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0261.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b7AZF3ZCzUAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b7AZF3ZCzUA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0247-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nHy3iZTPE28https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nHy3iZTPE28/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0246.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004BERHsiO_Iwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004BERHsiO_Iw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0219.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O2WXkDmQCW0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O2WXkDmQCW0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0197.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lnlcLLgvF2ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lnlcLLgvF2o/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0207.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NH2NSPv7xEQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NH2NSPv7xEQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0202.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mwAn35EJ6DQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mwAn35EJ6DQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0184-2.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OohTvKeam7ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OohTvKeam7o/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0174.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gaMoqKgcwBwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gaMoqKgcwBw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0172-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KPddXLayhwchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KPddXLayhwc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0166-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZVoVSvFmxG0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZVoVSvFmxG0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0165.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Lhk171JdZ6Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Lhk171JdZ6A/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0144-2.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DIbC1Oc8Fykhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DIbC1Oc8Fyk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0153-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vGMwVhpMr0Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vGMwVhpMr0E/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0133-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XRA.NCfJV3Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XRA.NCfJV3Y/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0132.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009Sr8kp12w14https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009Sr8kp12w14/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0067.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion Sub Adult MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub-adult-male at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_DiI4xPaIhEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_DiI4xPaIhE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0072.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion Sub Adult MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub-adult-male at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pvOAnjAsp60https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pvOAnjAsp60/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0018.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion Sub Adult MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub-adult-male at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GcL2yilWSx0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GcL2yilWSx0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-2070.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L2qb2BR2eZchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L2qb2BR2eZc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-2041.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female is chased down by a male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QceLhQV3.m8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QceLhQV3.m8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1996.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Or4XoUL0mdkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Or4XoUL0mdk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1981.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004Dfr8cxQBSchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004Dfr8cxQBSc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1956.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ax2o4cou.aohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ax2o4cou.ao/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1818-1.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) feasts on a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WIwTZ1H0tikhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WIwTZ1H0tik/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1582-1.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) feasts on a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.IJIMuFKmXIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.IJIMuFKmXI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1423.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) feasts on a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qky6HP5H37whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qky6HP5H37w/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1183-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion Sub Adult MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub-adult-male at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wl4WBVQea4Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wl4WBVQea4E/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1269.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female is chased down by a male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aX9b2PdBQzEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aX9b2PdBQzE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1141.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion Sub Adult MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub-adult-male at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BjCCjZP2yxEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BjCCjZP2yxE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1160-2.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion Sub Adult MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub-adult-male at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000087Sk1mjPW9khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000087Sk1mjPW9k/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1038.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion Sub Adult MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub-adult-male at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001HSqEcjBu9chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001HSqEcjBu9c/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0881.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup with a dead pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008bcSkn30Dw0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008bcSkn30Dw0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0704.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion Sub Adult MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub-adult-male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mYfQ3bPXxAkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mYfQ3bPXxAk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0710.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion Sub Adult MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub-adult-male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004TIQ8OUYC1chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004TIQ8OUYC1c/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0671.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion Sub Adult MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub-adult-male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YC6xfEmgkN4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YC6xfEmgkN4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0662.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion Sub Adult MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub-adult-male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qiJcUB9nzUwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qiJcUB9nzUw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0636.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion Sub Adult MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub-adult-male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XKePNGsQrM8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XKePNGsQrM8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0632.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion Sub Adult MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub-adult-male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gRb5IPvXAmghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gRb5IPvXAmg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0624.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion Sub Adult MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub-adult-male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000006MVaXT904Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000006MVaXT904Q/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0620.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion Sub Adult MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub-adult-male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.rRlIL.V14Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.rRlIL.V14I/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0272.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dCD4LmUhuE8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dCD4LmUhuE8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0219.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000RzG2f9Bul8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000RzG2f9Bul8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0215.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Bv.KCPTbC1Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Bv.KCPTbC1E/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0168-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LKnZbtF2N8ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LKnZbtF2N8g/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0159.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YmX7fse5QJohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YmX7fse5QJo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0143.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uTg52e4F3ZEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uTg52e4F3ZE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0153.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D8Z_BfAW724https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D8Z_BfAW724/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0139.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dL2unmf_.cchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dL2unmf_.cc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0007-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bUP0tmhwmU8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bUP0tmhwmU8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0010.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sMX18M4wCYIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sMX18M4wCYI/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0175.jpgHermit CrabHermit Crab (Diacanthurus spinulimanus) upon the Darwinella gardineeri sponge at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 237.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 37.55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,977 minutes..Cumulative Time: 13,067minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Dw4p0qwIDf4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Dw4p0qwIDf4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0085-2.jpg2011-05-21-0085-2.JPGWarren Chinn, Invertebrate Ecologist at the Department of Conservation looks for specimens on a Lava Cascade on the north east side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yxujHlvf6mMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yxujHlvf6mM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0291.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionThe New Zealand Sea Lion Research programme tags and microchips Sea Lion pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000142t6dbNkAIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000142t6dbNkAI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0278.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionThe New Zealand Sea Lion Research programme tags and microchips Sea Lion pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Fy2Z4cWyQH4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Fy2Z4cWyQH4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0265.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionWildlife Biologist Chris Muller retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VkGnKvYU6pQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VkGnKvYU6pQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0259.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionWildlife Biologist Chris Muller retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f.FQoL0czjohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f.FQoL0czjo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0161.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionThe New Zealand Sea Lion Research programme tags and microchips Sea Lion pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001HKW2Yxp3akhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001HKW2Yxp3ak/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0134-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000015Xc5z.MmiEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000015Xc5z.MmiE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0115.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lCEZ8PsgNXchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lCEZ8PsgNXc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0125.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005F4jFOixUU4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005F4jFOixUU4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0099.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionJo Hiscock, Department of Conservation Biodiversity Senior Ranger microchips a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) before being tagged at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o9aqFkFA1b0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o9aqFkFA1b0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0029.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) Adult male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 14 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B.oRzWyMlD0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B.oRzWyMlD0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0959.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionSea-lion pups in the Auckland Islands have lower growth rates than other sea-lion species, and their mothers’ milk is lower in solids and fats than that of other pinnipeds. This may reflect the marginal environment their mothers forage in and the difficulties of finding enough sustenance to raise a pup in the Southern Ocean. Sea-lions are great ocean travellers and pups tagged in the Auckland Islands regularly show up as adults around the New Zealand mainland, more than 450 kilometres away. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005GOPfeWT0Oshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005GOPfeWT0Os/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0958.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionSea-lion pups in the Auckland Islands have lower growth rates than other sea-lion species, and their mothers’ milk is lower in solids and fats than that of other pinnipeds. This may reflect the marginal environment their mothers forage in and the difficulties of finding enough sustenance to raise a pup in the Southern Ocean. Sea-lions are great ocean travellers and pups tagged in the Auckland Islands regularly show up as adults around the New Zealand mainland, more than 450 kilometres away. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GE42WkKtrpwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GE42WkKtrpw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0875.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionWildlife veterinarian Emily Kay performs a necropsy on a sea lion pup in front of the historic boat shed at Enderby Island. This pup’s brain showed signs of the Klebsiella pneumonia infection that in previous years has killed hundreds of pups at Sandy Bay. Klebsiella appears to now be entrenched in the sea lion population and researchers are concerned it could lead to a repeat of the devastating epidemics seen here in 2002 and 2003. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000026LXi70YFCohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000026LXi70YFCo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0910.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionWildlife veterinarian Emily Kay and marine mammal ecologist Mark Hindell performs a necropsy on a sea lion pup in front of the historic boat shed at Enderby Island. This pup’s brain showed signs of the Klebsiella pneumonia infection that in previous years has killed hundreds of pups at Sandy Bay. Klebsiella appears to now be entrenched in the sea lion population and researchers are concerned it could lead to a repeat of the devastating epidemics seen here in 2002 and 2003. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m7.1i8l3s38https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m7.1i8l3s38/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0958-2.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xlzGnGGngB8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xlzGnGGngB8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0775.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female giving birth at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vx9EF_4XJ0whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vx9EF_4XJ0w/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0767.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female giving birth at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WyEy40gE9gchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WyEy40gE9gc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0760.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female giving birth at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PnyVlm9T3VMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PnyVlm9T3VM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0735.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female giving birth at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R8GN3hGX_TAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R8GN3hGX_TA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0734.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female giving birth at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qNJXIC93tLkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qNJXIC93tLk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0709.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bOp3c7j4Szwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bOp3c7j4Szw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0733.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female giving birth at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oqY_UdxCWashttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oqY_UdxCWas/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0702.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female giving birth at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FtcLJyz7jOghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FtcLJyz7jOg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0689.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MEV3cq0miFMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MEV3cq0miFM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0673.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionWildlife Biologist Chris Muller retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LSNjmX853uchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LSNjmX853uc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0603.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionWildlife veterinarian Emily Kay checks the sex of a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HxgbSTgMelghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HxgbSTgMelg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0560.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup is tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rUy4AJ.zet4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rUy4AJ.zet4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0239-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xB5jhKZPrGUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xB5jhKZPrGU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0163.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male picks on a pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GjFI6JgBk8Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GjFI6JgBk8I/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0149.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male picks on a pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ODVE4V3IIgMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ODVE4V3IIgM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0130.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sSq0QcbMC1khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sSq0QcbMC1k/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0129.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male picks on a pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mIcxfah9xeAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mIcxfah9xeA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0097.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kihY7Gdk5uchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kihY7Gdk5uc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0095.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tuKRK6r7qTMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tuKRK6r7qTM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0092-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FEPpoLG1XX4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FEPpoLG1XX4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0091.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup pile at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oLMM26u.jJchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oLMM26u.jJc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0085.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.eTw7GMMty4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.eTw7GMMty4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0083.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bdrwntb3Ioohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bdrwntb3Ioo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0082.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qwOoZrmxx0Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qwOoZrmxx0Q/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0078.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup pile at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KmLLQbYDcv4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KmLLQbYDcv4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0076.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup pile at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Pp2oFHIYiYUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Pp2oFHIYiYU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0072.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.qZayi5kd7Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.qZayi5kd7Q/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0070.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NtGTZNviTkkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NtGTZNviTkk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0068.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup pile at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PryacrR_C20https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PryacrR_C20/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0067.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup pile at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I4yxwUSwT.shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I4yxwUSwT.s/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0066.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rFaCtdhNcIQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rFaCtdhNcIQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0063.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TwfSN0wt4H8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TwfSN0wt4H8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0062.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_A3w2EVcgDchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_A3w2EVcgDc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0019.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionWildlife veterinarian Emily Kay performs a necropsy on a sea lion pup in front of the historic boat shed at Enderby Island. This pup’s brain showed signs of the Klebsiella pneumonia infection that in previous years has killed hundreds of pups at Sandy Bay. Klebsiella appears to now be entrenched in the sea lion population and researchers are concerned it could lead to a repeat of the devastating epidemics seen here in 2002 and 2003. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RgwEds4WqwYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RgwEds4WqwY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1985.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iqaF_xn3xeAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iqaF_xn3xeA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1944-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G.jtmz2JGsEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G.jtmz2JGsE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1928.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AQgRALFJEU4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AQgRALFJEU4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1893-1.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Sea lion teeth have bands like tree rings, and recently, scientists at NIWA have been drilling into these, using sophisticated techniques to gather more information about how seal ion diet has changed over the past 20 years. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fWYsmGYwrZ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fWYsmGYwrZ0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1888.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MAlleWUZfhwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MAlleWUZfhw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-1870.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female (left) and sub adult male in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004Q0O_TUjFYwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004Q0O_TUjFYw/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0074.jpgTwo-tone wrasseThalassoma amblycephalum (Two-tone wrasse or Bluntheaded wrasse) initial phase. Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 766 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,834minutes Cumulative Time: 42,765 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BwxxkB9TNw4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BwxxkB9TNw4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0085.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XbhqwFfSjjohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XbhqwFfSjjo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0079-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004A6284HzQxMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004A6284HzQxM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0078-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zB7EwIiMuPIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zB7EwIiMuPI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-2203-2.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000784QVIW8ZY4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000784QVIW8ZY4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-2204-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZOjJNbX9ieMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZOjJNbX9ieM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-2197.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001HQPBWjlkFohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001HQPBWjlkFo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-2177.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qUzRM0dBNVUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qUzRM0dBNVU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-2166-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OKQUGbqe3ushttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OKQUGbqe3us/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-2165-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YuX1YdAG8a4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YuX1YdAG8a4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-2164-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A6JHy7XWwtwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A6JHy7XWwtw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-2041.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion FemalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) females try escape to sea from the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WvgidSufNsEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WvgidSufNsE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-2163-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003PgNGppdkuchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003PgNGppdkuc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-2043.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion FemalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) females try escape to sea from the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P2pul6gxqxYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P2pul6gxqxY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-2016.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006z1BPpiNrEghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006z1BPpiNrEg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1968-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JY9Q1_RN1VIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JY9Q1_RN1VI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-2003-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pefFBixVbiIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pefFBixVbiI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0429.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A.dpZMq5lIwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A.dpZMq5lIw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0367.jpgSub Adult Male New Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult males at the Sandy Bay colony at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mmUix4jXy7Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mmUix4jXy7Y/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0425.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GbddJe6rjNUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GbddJe6rjNU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0370.jpgSub Adult Male New Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult males at the Sandy Bay colony at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fxDVPJuGjoohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fxDVPJuGjoo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0348.jpgSub Adult Male New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FnXR7VWDXLchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FnXR7VWDXLc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0144.jpgSub Adult Male New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MYvtxVC7dMkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MYvtxVC7dMk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0225.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion Breeding ColonyPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) breeding colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FaSvS14.rh4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FaSvS14.rh4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0160.jpgSub Adult Male New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FZhGuayIz_Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FZhGuayIz_Q/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0120-1.jpg2015-01-23-0120_1.jpgGirella fimbriata (Caramel Drummer)Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JadBihMPn24https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JadBihMPn24/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0016.jpg2009-04-19-0016.jpgThe long-spined urchin Diadema palmari at Middle Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 161.Max Depth 24.8 m..Temp 20c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 93min..Bottom Time to Date 7751 min..Cumulative Time 7844 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000mdz_yIn6Xchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000mdz_yIn6Xc/fit=1000x1000/300906RGR032.jpg300906RGR032.jpgEurope : Street Scenes around London. Pictured : The London Eye..30 September 2006 .Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PNJJTC_IPZAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PNJJTC_IPZA/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-13-0559.jpg2010-05-13-0559.jpgThe Royal Castle in Royal Square in Old Town Warsaw, Poland..Wednesday 12 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yYgEJZHbeSQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yYgEJZHbeSQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0018.jpg2012-05-12-0018.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D6JDg9bmZLUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D6JDg9bmZLU/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1386.jpgOrcaTransient Orca (Orcinus orca) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Idt2HhMVMiYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Idt2HhMVMiY/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-029-0122.jpg2013-09-029-0122.jpgA pod of Orcinas orca (Orca/Killer Whale) traveling north 3.7km offshore and 4.45km off Tutukaka Head at approximately 4:20pm Saturday 29 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kil4rmKAh7shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kil4rmKAh7s/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-029-0111.jpg2013-09-029-0111.jpgA pod of Orcinas orca (Orca/Killer Whale) traveling north 3.7km offshore and 4.45km off Tutukaka Head at approximately 4:20pm Saturday 29 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yb4XbjE6I3Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yb4XbjE6I3U/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0996.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Dundas Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QwGUti6ccmwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QwGUti6ccmw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0990.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Dundas Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.jqxWXArtKYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.jqxWXArtKY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0990-2.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Dundas Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sdkZedDgM7Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sdkZedDgM7I/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0824.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q3RzDI.1xU0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q3RzDI.1xU0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0842.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lYXkKF6Mcq4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lYXkKF6Mcq4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0822.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p3df4ReQKMAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p3df4ReQKMA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0805.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ickZhV0zS.8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ickZhV0zS.8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0785.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionThe New Zealand Sea Lion Research programme tags and microchips Sea Lion pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 16 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000crGvp0XZYbAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000crGvp0XZYbA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0720.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionSimon Childerhouse leader of the Blue Planet Marine New Zealand sea lion research programme retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000frE5zguCUxshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000frE5zguCUxs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0777.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionThe New Zealand Sea Lion Research programme tags and microchips Sea Lion pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 16 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xkbWa0gviwwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xkbWa0gviww/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0697.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionThe New Zealand Sea Lion Research retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gWdFUVVFFGohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gWdFUVVFFGo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0618.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionSimon Childerhouse leader of the Blue Planet Marine New Zealand sea lion research programme and Thomas Burns retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NQW_7FFbLk8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NQW_7FFbLk8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0608.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionSimon Childerhouse leader of the Blue Planet Marine New Zealand sea lion research programme and Thomas Burns retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002Y4cYM5wtmshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002Y4cYM5wtms/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0573.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionSimon Childerhouse leader of the Blue Planet Marine New Zealand sea lion research programme retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004oXho.wBrGohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004oXho.wBrGo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0524-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionSimon Childerhouse leader of the Blue Planet Marine New Zealand sea lion research programme and Thomas Burns retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eGwlc73B3AYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eGwlc73B3AY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0521.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionSimon Childerhouse leader of the Blue Planet Marine New Zealand sea lion research programme retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NWCbN4jTbJAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NWCbN4jTbJA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0512.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionThe New Zealand Sea Lion Research programme tags and microchips Sea Lion pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 16 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xb0qqWi8HwMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xb0qqWi8HwM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0490.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionThe New Zealand Sea Lion Research programme tags and microchips Sea Lion pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 16 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HakucUJdExEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HakucUJdExE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0482.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionThe New Zealand Sea Lion Research programme weigh Sea Lion pups before tagging and microchipping at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 16 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q.7WMIG8l4Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q.7WMIG8l4Q/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-15-0961-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 16 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ngcMA6LOVRshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ngcMA6LOVRs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-15-0775.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 15 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aUM_CdYiUzYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aUM_CdYiUzY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0472.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionThomas Burns from the New Zealand Sea Lion Research programme retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be weighed before being tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 16 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BlI6vYADmoshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BlI6vYADmos/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0569.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionSimon Childerhouse leader of the Blue Planet Marine New Zealand sea lion research programme retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O06O_DIxZ4ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O06O_DIxZ4o/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0552.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionSimon Childerhouse leader of the Blue Planet Marine New Zealand sea lion research programme retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J0UR0s6JsDkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J0UR0s6JsDk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0544.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionSimon Childerhouse leader of the Blue Planet Marine New Zealand sea lion research programme retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005WpTJZ8u0k0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005WpTJZ8u0k0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0545.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionSimon Childerhouse leader of the Blue Planet Marine New Zealand sea lion research programme retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XTjKlvpRFhwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XTjKlvpRFhw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0495.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionSimon Childerhouse leader of the Blue Planet Marine New Zealand sea lion research programme retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m2tBsXf_QUohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m2tBsXf_QUo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0491.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionSimon Childerhouse leader of the Blue Planet Marine New Zealand sea lion research programme retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V4P4_.945Tkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V4P4_.945Tk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0436.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionSimon Childerhouse leader of the Blue Planet Marine New Zealand sea lion research programme retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k9iiD3rGq70https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k9iiD3rGq70/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0465.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionSimon Childerhouse leader of the Blue Planet Marine New Zealand sea lion research programme retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dutGWZ.NA9khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dutGWZ.NA9k/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-14-0388.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionWildlife Biologist Chris Muller retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v8VdZQ6xiIghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v8VdZQ6xiIg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0332.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006ZJYXugzjxQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006ZJYXugzjxQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0282.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female in the water at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c.EpQGi9leghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c.EpQGi9leg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0199.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) females at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wLqjgvWyTaQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wLqjgvWyTaQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0192.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) females at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L7KYQMT.7J4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L7KYQMT.7J4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0172-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) males fight at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004rMvS49_ifkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004rMvS49_ifk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0170.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iVxLZ6b6vuAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iVxLZ6b6vuA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0157.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t9W.PM9sR.ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t9W.PM9sR.o/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0151.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Amkb7_uKJX0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Amkb7_uKJX0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0150.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000._PxUxFPiDwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000._PxUxFPiDw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0147.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) males fight at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LeINOemXDSMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LeINOemXDSM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0141.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) males fight at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kG01XuSu8K8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kG01XuSu8K8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0118.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionSimon Childerhouse leader of the Blue Planet Marine New Zealand Sea Lion research programme for the Department of Conservation at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 11 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D8LCQnH_qaghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D8LCQnH_qag/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-11-0029.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult males at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fpObz3A8Wxghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fpObz3A8Wxg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0621-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionWildlife veterinarian Emily Kay performs a necropsy on an adult sea lion at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008eK1SoxXKv8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008eK1SoxXKv8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0719.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionWildlife veterinarian Emily Kay performs a necropsy on a sea lion pup in front of the historic boat shed at Enderby Island. This pup’s brain showed signs of the Klebsiella pneumonia infection that in previous years has killed hundreds of pups at Sandy Bay. Klebsiella appears to now be entrenched in the sea lion population and researchers are concerned it could lead to a repeat of the devastating epidemics seen here in 2002 and 2003. Hookworm is also prevalent in the crowded colony and leads to a large number of pup deaths. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000001GJceqQJM8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000001GJceqQJM8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0618.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionWildlife veterinarian Emily Kay performs a necropsy on an adult sea lion at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HuQhlkUR8Vwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HuQhlkUR8Vw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0588.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RWpa6ZE.wrohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RWpa6ZE.wro/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0592.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionWildlife veterinarian Emily Kay performs a necropsy on an adult sea lion at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EEVfOi9gXOwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EEVfOi9gXOw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0579.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_8CqT.mGDvYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_8CqT.mGDvY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0587.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U2dZAREigj0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U2dZAREigj0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0574.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eXK_kRuuSb8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eXK_kRuuSb8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0538.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) mate at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000TDQgH2vPHshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000TDQgH2vPHs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0493.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xPEt_YGJ1DIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xPEt_YGJ1DI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0522.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionWildlife veterinarian Emily Kay collects dead sea lion pups to necropsy looking for signs of the Klebsiella pneumonia infection that in previous years has killed hundreds of pups at Sandy Bay. Klebsiella appears to now be entrenched in the sea lion population and researchers are concerned it could lead to a repeat of the devastating epidemics seen here in 2002 and 2003. Hookworm is also prevalent in the crowded colony and leads to a large number of pup deaths. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007fq50drnEDQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007fq50drnEDQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0495.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) females at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fSyNiKgaQZkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fSyNiKgaQZk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0489.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NQwit67eJiohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NQwit67eJio/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0484-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) females at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DMFYwcxUcewhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DMFYwcxUcew/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-10-0479.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionWildlife vet Danielle Sijbranda does a daily Sea Lion count at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 10 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H4nNmVAhKGghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H4nNmVAhKGg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0232-2.jpg2011-01-06-0232-2.jpgCampbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) off the North Cape of the sub antarctic Campbell Island in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aWURDOty_7whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aWURDOty_7w/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0409.jpg2011-01-07-0409.jpgCampbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) at Perseverance Harbour at the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009MyGv0qBbw8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009MyGv0qBbw8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0982.jpg2011-01-05-0982.jpgCampbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) off the North Cape of the sub antarctic Campbell Island in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oTPvcpZTaFQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oTPvcpZTaFQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0590.jpg2011-01-07-0590.jpgA Campbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) is silhouetted in evening light off the coast of Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BqyAe.FNfTMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BqyAe.FNfTM/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0257.jpg2011-01-06-0257.jpgCampbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) off the North Cape of the sub antarctic Campbell Island in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003D9HEiYOVOAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003D9HEiYOVOA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0024.jpg2011-01-08-0024.jpgSooty shearwater (Puffinus griseus) commonly known as as tïtï or muttonbird) take flight at Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q1zRCEoDIIMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q1zRCEoDIIM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-1117.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionSimon Childerhouse leader of the Blue Planet Marine New Zealand sea lion research programme retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L.hjsbEUE9whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L.hjsbEUE9w/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-1116.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionSimon Childerhouse leader of the Blue Planet Marine New Zealand sea lion research programme retrieves a Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup to be tagged and microchipped at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Tagging enables scientists to keep a track of movements and estimate population numbers. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H53M02eH1lAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H53M02eH1lA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-1039.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Dundas Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WF5MAM.T_kAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WF5MAM.T_kA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-16-0999.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Dundas Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 14 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lClombiAyAMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lClombiAyAM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1962-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QpQQp3tWeDkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QpQQp3tWeDk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1882.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion FemalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) females try escape to sea from the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DxAWxXsWWN0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DxAWxXsWWN0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1930.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003r9LPssz2m8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003r9LPssz2m8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1778.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion FemalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) females try escape to sea from the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rFaRABRB3JAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rFaRABRB3JA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1772.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion FemalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) females try escape to sea from the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dptwrwezTPwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dptwrwezTPw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1773.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion FemalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) females try escape to sea from the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009NbktCP24xIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009NbktCP24xI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1776.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion FemalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) females try escape to sea from the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sUBt2CUModkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sUBt2CUModk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1702.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion FemalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q4a0j7enOVIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q4a0j7enOVI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1697.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion FemalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aOHUXquj5ZYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aOHUXquj5ZY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1691.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vF7glxaF1jMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vF7glxaF1jM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1668.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yPVp6H8Ottchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yPVp6H8Ottc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1629.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004On33ZVj.4Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004On33ZVj.4M/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1537.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EbEdBEi1ZP4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EbEdBEi1ZP4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1590-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.mLLglpzBG8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.mLLglpzBG8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1523-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AwcSHdu2IeAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AwcSHdu2IeA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1516.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CI_PI0CyINghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CI_PI0CyINg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1515-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pRSMbK9Anvshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pRSMbK9Anvs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1509-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eQVC0X7uKeIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eQVC0X7uKeI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1503-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jI2.MmboCPQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jI2.MmboCPQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1405.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s5xkAUTdJsEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s5xkAUTdJsE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1401-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fSa57zrV59khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fSa57zrV59k/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1397.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oY70SKFh2kIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oY70SKFh2kI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1354-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AFqDULBa5OMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AFqDULBa5OM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1347.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rlbNRmWXtRIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rlbNRmWXtRI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1344.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tucfW3SQEYIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tucfW3SQEYI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1342.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l.fqxz3ON0Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l.fqxz3ON0I/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1341.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PVchIZDHTPAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PVchIZDHTPA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1332-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wIQ6O19Jmzwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wIQ6O19Jmzw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1331-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TiYbQWFfV9whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TiYbQWFfV9w/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1309-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cJgCWf_EwTMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cJgCWf_EwTM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1319-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CXHUJSE3OJEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CXHUJSE3OJE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1307-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zUE8aF5EjPkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zUE8aF5EjPk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1303-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004iyjgYxVV5Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004iyjgYxVV5Q/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1277.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C0WFdV9XqqIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C0WFdV9XqqI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1292-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008A3GNOHAiDchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008A3GNOHAiDc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1274-2.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l8aR8uztDcIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l8aR8uztDcI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1221.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) mother and pup sleep at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cb3ZJkzpLJ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cb3ZJkzpLJ4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1262.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009zresNTbl7Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009zresNTbl7I/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1211.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Tka8VTdPUhkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Tka8VTdPUhk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1206-3.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male chases down a female at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M2gbZh4mQrshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M2gbZh4mQrs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1186.jpgMating New Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) mate at the Sandy Bay colony at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000afUmhPDaq_shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000afUmhPDaq_s/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1181-2.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup is crushed and later died from the injuries sustained by an adult bull at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TWiJpiAmbYkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TWiJpiAmbYk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1165.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup is crushed and later died from the injuries sustained by an adult bull at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009b5beLbniAAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009b5beLbniAA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1179.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup is crushed and later died from the injuries sustained by an adult bull at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U_X4KKfnGDkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U_X4KKfnGDk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0636.jpgSub Adult Male New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male at the Sandy Bay colony at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E7yABQ4C6IQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E7yABQ4C6IQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1161.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup is crushed and later died from the injuries sustained by an adult bull at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AOCvpPAT2A4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AOCvpPAT2A4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0620.jpgSub Adult Male New Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult males at the Sandy Bay colony at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w6_1CWmcr0Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w6_1CWmcr0I/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0614.jpgSub Adult Male New Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult males at the Sandy Bay colony at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VUblRW_O_D4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VUblRW_O_D4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0574-2.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion Sub Adult MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vrVv5c.0mWMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vrVv5c.0mWM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0559-1.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) females at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IZITDejw004https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IZITDejw004/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0548.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XLP4DpYrjskhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XLP4DpYrjsk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0545.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s32XPB6i0Ughttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s32XPB6i0Ug/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0530.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TivDkj62jgQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TivDkj62jgQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0527.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rxvPBzjVCLIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rxvPBzjVCLI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0517.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion Adult MalePhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y1SDxoxvuuUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y1SDxoxvuuU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0521-1.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) females at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eJ4ygwmV8QYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eJ4ygwmV8QY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0493.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion ColonyPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S8gEl5Jyhckhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S8gEl5Jyhck/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0471.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion ColonyPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YbYWFKc108Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YbYWFKc108U/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0482.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion ColonyPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NRgMWcT5uL4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NRgMWcT5uL4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0467.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion ColonyPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qCBssOHM4gEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qCBssOHM4gE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0464.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion ColonyPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wbxe76cpn3whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wbxe76cpn3w/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-07-0493.jpg2015-10-07-0493.jpgA four-metre- long Great White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias) and Antipodean albatross (Diomedea antipodensis) feed on a recently deceased humpback whale calf (Megaptera novaeangliae), around six metres long off the coast of Raoul Island in the Kermadec archipelago, New Zealand. October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nrZQ191CjVchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nrZQ191CjVc/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-07-0646.jpg2015-10-07-0646.jpgA four-metre- long Great White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias), Antipodean albatross (Diomedea antipodensis) and fluttering Kermadec Storm Petrels (Pelagodroma albiclunis) feed on a recently deceased humpback whale calf (Megaptera novaeangliae), around six metres long off the coast of Raoul Island in the Kermadec archipelago, New Zealand. October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wzzVoN4tyNQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wzzVoN4tyNQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-07-0643.jpg2015-10-07-0643.jpgA four-metre- long Great White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias), Antipodean albatross (Diomedea antipodensis) and fluttering Kermadec Storm Petrels (Pelagodroma albiclunis) feed on a recently deceased humpback whale calf (Megaptera novaeangliae), around six metres long off the coast of Raoul Island in the Kermadec archipelago, New Zealand. October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IysZ3t7N4rEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IysZ3t7N4rE/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-04-0131.jpgDoak's LizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish). Wednesday 04 May 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 786 Site: Nudibranch City, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Mazurka Temperature: 20.8 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 383:37 Maximum Depth: 25.1 m Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 44,340 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WwfDTFx9tukhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WwfDTFx9tuk/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-04-0127.jpgDoak's LizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish). Wednesday 04 May 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 786 Site: Nudibranch City, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Mazurka Temperature: 20.8 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 383:37 Maximum Depth: 25.1 m Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 44,340 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000riz_gLM0mqghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000riz_gLM0mqg/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-04-0129.jpgDoak's LizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish). Wednesday 04 May 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 786 Site: Nudibranch City, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Mazurka Temperature: 20.8 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 383:37 Maximum Depth: 25.1 m Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 44,340 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003j..FxP4BVQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003j..FxP4BVQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-04-0124.jpgDoak's LizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish). Wednesday 04 May 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 786 Site: Nudibranch City, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Mazurka Temperature: 20.8 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 383:37 Maximum Depth: 25.1 m Bottom Time: 96 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 44,340 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bJP8dCUIu1whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bJP8dCUIu1w/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-08-0026-1.jpgLong green wrassePseudojuloides elongatus (Long green wrasse). Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 763. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 369:27. Maximum Depth: 24.2 m.eters. Bottom Time: 94 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,589 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,683 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000osfZaoLvse8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000osfZaoLvse8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0254.jpgSlender RoughyOptivus elongatus (Slender roughy) at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 462 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 266:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.1 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 89% Bottom Time to Date: 30,758 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,882 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nfu2gdIoKzwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nfu2gdIoKzw/fit=1000x1000/New-Zealand-Sea-Lion-12.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion MaleWHAT’S KILLING THE SEA-LIONS? New Zealand sea-lion numbers have plummeted. Is it fishing pressure, climate change, the mysterious disappearance of octopuses, or a deadly new virus? During the breeding season these sub-adult males, affectionately dubbed ‘Sammys’, loiter around the fringes of the colony, bothering females, goading the bigger males and generally getting into mischief. They also make themselves at home around people, and researchers have to take care not to leave doors open or to step on them when moving around in the dark. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue138 March – April 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w6zeNtCQa5Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w6zeNtCQa5Q/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0133.jpg2011-01-06-0133.jpgA rookery of albatross at North Cape of the Sub Antarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001Z7nvv56hgghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001Z7nvv56hgg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0127.jpg2011-01-06-0127.jpgA rookery of albatross at North Cape of the Sub Antarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bDZheZcz1wkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bDZheZcz1wk/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0933.jpg2011-01-05-0933.jpgCampbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) off the North Cape of the sub antarctic Campbell Island in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kRTw1StuCz8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kRTw1StuCz8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0182.jpg2011-01-06-0182.jpgCampbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) off the North Cape of the sub antarctic Campbell Island in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HwPYtvLsE2whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HwPYtvLsE2w/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0211.jpg2011-01-06-0211.jpgCampbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) off the North Cape of the sub antarctic Campbell Island in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MJSBwG5KHq8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MJSBwG5KHq8/fit=1000x1000/New-Zealand-Sea-Lion-11.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelWHAT’S KILLING THE SEA-LIONS? New Zealand sea-lion numbers have plummeted. Is it fishing pressure, climate change, the mysterious disappearance of octopuses, or a deadly new virus? Subantarctic Skuas and Giant Petrels (pictured) are ever-present, swooping on dead or dying pups and adults and making a meal of every placenta that lands on the sand. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic Issue138 March – April 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n9vvT0_oAuIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n9vvT0_oAuI/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-04-0107.jpgCrested WeedfishCristiceps aurantiacus (Crested Weedfish) Wednesday 04 May 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 785 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Mazurka Temperature: 20.2 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 381:50 Maximum Depth: 46.4 m Bottom Time: 132 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 44,208 minutes Cumulative Time: 44,340 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YUsrw19cpHAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YUsrw19cpHA/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-27-0115.jpg2011-03-27-0115.jpgObliquichthys maryannae (Oblique-swimming triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 311.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 126:10 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 17.4 meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,219 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,318 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008Eandb1MQZghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008Eandb1MQZg/fit=1000x1000/2016-04-30-0003.jpgMimic blennyPlagiotremus tapeinosoma (Mimic blenny) Saturday 30 April 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016 Dive Number: 782 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Boat: Mazurka Temperature: 20.2 Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 376:17 Maximum Depth: 27.6 m Bottom Time: 61 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 43,933 minutes Cumulative Time: 43,994 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mYbQw.UQf7Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mYbQw.UQf7A/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0435-1.jpgRed Crowned ParakeetCyanoramphus novaezelandiae (Red crowned parakeet) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jDejLmRmdeohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jDejLmRmdeo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0177-1.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rVrBGDAMiIohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rVrBGDAMiIo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0063.jpg2011-05-21-0063.JPGCliff face near Annexation Point, Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eH457SFT_Lchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eH457SFT_Lc/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-18-0110.jpgScorpionfishScorpaena cardinalis (Northern Scorpionfish) sits upon a Ancorinid Sponge Ancorina sp. at Landsburgia Rock, North West Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 18 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 463 Site: Landsburgia Rock and Cup Coral Cavern, North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 268:17 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 40.2 meters Bottom Time: 97 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 64% Bottom Time to Date: 30,882 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,979 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ax8i0yuBuwchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ax8i0yuBuwc/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0028.jpg2012-05-12-0028.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I_Scp7Duo2ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I_Scp7Duo2o/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0663.jpgAuckland Island tealAnas aucklandica (Auckland Island teal) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C.Jon26GIYwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C.Jon26GIYw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0662.jpgAuckland Island tealAnas aucklandica (Auckland Island teal) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DluFYA1awYAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DluFYA1awYA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0648.jpgAuckland Island ShagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ifW3XWE6kpghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ifW3XWE6kpg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0636.jpgAuckland Island ShagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007yxOoW5.yBUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007yxOoW5.yBU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0640.jpgAuckland Island ShagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V8TYsoe05mMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V8TYsoe05mM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0629-1.jpgAuckland Island ShagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Fnb6rQjU7f8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Fnb6rQjU7f8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0622.jpgAuckland Island ShagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bky_Ro.RjLMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bky_Ro.RjLM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0614.jpgAuckland Island ShagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gZzZt8Jy2aQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gZzZt8Jy2aQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0514-1.jpgAuckland Island ShagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000Xyt__qKUAIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000Xyt__qKUAI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0512.jpgAuckland Island ShagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q1PXzy.tqnohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q1PXzy.tqno/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0510.jpgAuckland Island ShagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000009JxCG6ZY2khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000009JxCG6ZY2k/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0502.jpgAuckland Island ShagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u9ETa51IajMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u9ETa51IajM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0503-1.jpgAuckland Island ShagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WJqnGL27gf0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WJqnGL27gf0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0486.jpgSubantarctic Skua ChickCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WfI0AVvXjr0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WfI0AVvXjr0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0482-1.jpgSubantarctic Skua ChickCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xIQxCWyLZ5Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xIQxCWyLZ5Q/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0470-1.jpgSubantarctic Skua ChickCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N1QDiCxNBZYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N1QDiCxNBZY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0475.jpgSubantarctic Skua ChickCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003kHTUo.8agchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003kHTUo.8agc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0465.jpgRed Crowned ParakeetCyanoramphus novaezelandiae (Red crowned parakeet) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WUqvdGlGvc0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WUqvdGlGvc0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0443.jpgRed Crowned ParakeetCyanoramphus novaezelandiae (Red crowned parakeet) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P36MGannXashttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P36MGannXas/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0457.jpgRed Crowned ParakeetCyanoramphus novaezelandiae (Red crowned parakeet) on subantarctic mega herbs at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ue1W6ylbcYohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ue1W6ylbcYo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0325.jpgSouthern black backed gull chickLarus dominicanus (Southern black backed gull) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EV_DbWE_hIchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EV_DbWE_hIc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0287-1.jpgAuckland Island Banded DotterelCharadrius bicinctus exilis (Auckland Island Banded Dotterel) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m1uvtRz7.PIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m1uvtRz7.PI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0287.jpgAuckland Island Banded DotterelCharadrius bicinctus exilis (Auckland Island Banded Dotterel) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lSvPiS004iwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lSvPiS004iw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0278.jpgAuckland Island Banded DotterelCharadrius bicinctus exilis (Auckland Island Banded Dotterel) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KPLJdqdjv.khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KPLJdqdjv.k/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0276-1.jpgAuckland Island Banded DotterelCharadrius bicinctus exilis (Auckland Island Banded Dotterel) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wept4yCHzJ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wept4yCHzJ4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0271-1.jpgAuckland Island Banded DotterelCharadrius bicinctus exilis (Auckland Island Banded Dotterel) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003aSgWDTaVsQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003aSgWDTaVsQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0270.jpgAuckland Island Banded DotterelCharadrius bicinctus exilis (Auckland Island Banded Dotterel) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H0bB.xloUK0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H0bB.xloUK0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0262-1.jpgAuckland Island Banded DotterelCharadrius bicinctus exilis (Auckland Island Banded Dotterel) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_7tlYxdsFAohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_7tlYxdsFAo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0252.jpgAuckland Island Banded DotterelCharadrius bicinctus exilis (Auckland Island Banded Dotterel) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kpjd3NuTO3khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kpjd3NuTO3k/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0248-1.jpgAuckland Island Banded DotterelCharadrius bicinctus exilis (Auckland Island Banded Dotterel) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sbb7RDPhME0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sbb7RDPhME0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0250.jpgAuckland Island Banded DotterelCharadrius bicinctus exilis (Auckland Island Banded Dotterel) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gLQ6cXVb4sghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gLQ6cXVb4sg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0246.jpgAuckland Island Banded DotterelCharadrius bicinctus exilis (Auckland Island Banded Dotterel) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002zgQ9RECgKshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002zgQ9RECgKs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0547.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) juvenile at the Subantarctic Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cUIbCEG_buohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cUIbCEG_buo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0549.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) juvenile at the Subantarctic Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008gyVdvAINVIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008gyVdvAINVI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0227.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SBxrmzCPAVghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SBxrmzCPAVg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0439.jpgRed Crowned ParakeetCyanoramphus novaezelandiae (Red crowned parakeet) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Yz.uZNRUjEMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Yz.uZNRUjEM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0428.jpgRed Crowned ParakeetCyanoramphus novaezelandiae (Red crowned parakeet) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 12 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.wA3cLrXcQkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.wA3cLrXcQk/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-03-0169.jpg2009-01-03-0169.jpgTambja tenuilineata Nudibranch feeding on Bugula dentata Bryozoans at Magic Wall with Yukon Charters New Years Eve Trip at the Poor Knights. .Saturday 03 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 137 Max Depth 15.9 m. Average Depth 10.1 m. Temp 18 c. . O2 21%.Bottom Time 77min. Bottom Time to Date 6146 min Cumulative Time 6223 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q9B18z7A53whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q9B18z7A53w/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0036-2.jpg2009-08-17-0036-2.jpgThe Richard Marshall Collection 1927-2004..Pictured : Waikaremoana Wreck December 1982.The remaining wreck of two boats built in 1869 to help in the war against the Maori Leader Te Kooti that were then sunk when in Waikaremoana when they were no longer needed.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Et6EPYJBN10https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Et6EPYJBN10/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0550.jpg2011-05-17-0550.JPGRed-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubicauda roseotincta) flyÕs around the eastern cliff face on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009aI_OyYLI8Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009aI_OyYLI8I/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0521.jpg2011-05-17-0521.JPGRed-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubicauda roseotincta) flyÕs around the eastern cliff face on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s9GPDD3Fjl4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s9GPDD3Fjl4/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0609.jpg2016-07-12-0609.jpgAnas superciliosa (Grey duck) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009zZld_BqVAAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009zZld_BqVAA/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-14-0055.jpg2010-02-14-0055.jpgA King fish (Seriola lalandi) swims around a red seaweed (Unidentified by the Photographer) at Labrid Channel, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 14 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 229.Boat: Pacific Hideaway..Site: Magic Wall, Labrid Channel, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 28:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 19.6 meters.Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,424 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,532minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000038tnAWtRk24https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000038tnAWtRk24/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0224.jpg2013-04-17-0224.JPGLatridopsis ciliaris (Blue Moki) at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 462 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 266:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.1 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 89% Bottom Time to Date: 30,758 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,882 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_uegxMgULEMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_uegxMgULEM/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0288-3.jpg2011-01-06-0288-3.jpgJellyfish most likely Cyanea sp. off the coast of the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k2wdCxbgrPkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k2wdCxbgrPk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0767.jpgAuckland Island pipiAnthus novaeseelandiae aucklandicus (Auckland Island pipit) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LDs2NlLUxQghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LDs2NlLUxQg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0443.jpgAuckland Island pipiAnthus novaeseelandiae aucklandicus (Auckland Island pipit) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mMgopijyBJkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mMgopijyBJk/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0237.jpgSea SpiderPycnogonida (Sea spiders). Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 474 Site: Riko Riko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:38 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 12 meters Bottom Time: 94 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,697 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,791 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QVX_Ga1JOsshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QVX_Ga1JOss/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0188.jpgSea SpiderPycnogonida sp. (Sea spider). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yKUmk4cYoUghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yKUmk4cYoUg/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0072.jpgSea SpiderPycnogonida sp. (Sea spider). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xwkd4jtHS_khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xwkd4jtHS_k/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0210.jpgSea SpiderPycnogonida sp. (Sea spider). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b9NLOjRAcMIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b9NLOjRAcMI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0217.jpgSea SpiderPycnogonida sp. (Sea spider). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XpTKGlmSKMchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XpTKGlmSKMc/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0245.jpg2012-04-19-0245.jpgPycnogonida (Sea spider)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 367.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Night dive, The Gardens, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 65minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,553 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,618 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eE_ggdqqw.Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eE_ggdqqw.Y/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0250.jpg2012-04-19-0250.jpgPycnogonida (Sea spider)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 367.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Night dive, The Gardens, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 65minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,553 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,618 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sB_PUtaE9Nchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sB_PUtaE9Nc/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0275.jpg2012-04-19-0275.jpgPycnogonida (Sea spider)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 367.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Night dive, The Gardens, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 65minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,553 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,618 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HmQlt_.qymAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HmQlt_.qymA/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0269.jpg2012-04-19-0269.jpgPycnogonida (Sea spider)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 367.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Night dive, The Gardens, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 65minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,553 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,618 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000018uHkpTIzREhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000018uHkpTIzRE/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0276.jpg2012-04-19-0276.jpgPycnogonida (Sea spider)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 367.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Night dive, The Gardens, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 65minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,553 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,618 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gXiD6yn7kyYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gXiD6yn7kyY/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0304-2.jpgSea SpiderPycnogonida (Sea spiders). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 470 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:30 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,547 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,616 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iaNS12q1Kbshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iaNS12q1Kbs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0788.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea, Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tofUXVgpR0Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tofUXVgpR0I/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0329.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) head to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y1cmZVHpfbchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y1cmZVHpfbc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0294.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) return from foraging at sea at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.fLQUEC2_Yohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.fLQUEC2_Yo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-08-0434.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) heads to sea at dawn to forage for food at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 08 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000064BSST80AU0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000064BSST80AU0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0406.jpgYellow Eyed PenguinMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) at Derry Castle Reef, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b4oVTheS.Wwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b4oVTheS.Ww/fit=1000x1000/William-Trubridge-06.jpgWilliam TrubridgeWilliam Trubridge -World champion freediver and ambassador for the New Zealand’s endangered Maui dolphin.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MENe4.2gmiYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MENe4.2gmiY/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-08-0047.jpgElegant wrasseAnampses elegans (Elegant wrasse). Juvenile.Thursday 08 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 764. Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 15 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,683 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,744 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000otwIQmAIQ3whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000otwIQmAIQ3w/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0306.jpgElegant wrasseAnampses elegans (Elegant wrasse) Terminal Phase. Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 758. Site: Milne Islets, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,250 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fm1eJdtGRaUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fm1eJdtGRaU/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0106-2.jpg2008-05-29-0106-2.jpgNemadactylus douglasii (Porae) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 81: Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 25.3 m. Average Depth 9.8m.Bottom Time 63 min. Bottom Time to Date 3416 min Cumulative Time 3479 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BoW7t_U0qkghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BoW7t_U0qkg/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0963.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007bhRWTOV6fshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007bhRWTOV6fs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1445.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) feasts on a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PbvcWQBDObwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PbvcWQBDObw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1744.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) feasts on a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002wXg.zFBweUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002wXg.zFBweU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1814.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) feasts on a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ugzOL31wlbchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ugzOL31wlbc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1818-1.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) feasts on a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006IJBPf2SYU0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006IJBPf2SYU0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1845.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) feasts on a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k9wOn4I0adwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k9wOn4I0adw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1195.jpgSubantarctic SkuaCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) feeds on a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DLYzpS_oViUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DLYzpS_oViU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1226-1.jpgSubantarctic SkuaCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) feeds on a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qKfPbt.Rw3ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qKfPbt.Rw3o/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1199.jpgSubantarctic SkuaCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) feeds on a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wi5p.lvFLIshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wi5p.lvFLIs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1220-1.jpgSubantarctic SkuaCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) feeds on a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xvz8E5UyYHghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xvz8E5UyYHg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0334.jpgSubantarctic SkuaCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MtHN1Rrqd6shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MtHN1Rrqd6s/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0667.jpgSubantarctic SkuaCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) fight over after birth at a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009lmRgadcQcAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009lmRgadcQcA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0660.jpgSubantarctic SkuaCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) fight over after birth at a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009wjBAM8T7LMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009wjBAM8T7LM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0598.jpgSubantarctic Skua ChickCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G5KyCTRERBwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G5KyCTRERBw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0594.jpgSubantarctic Skua ChickCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yQaBQdGhOm0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yQaBQdGhOm0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1003.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) easts a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kyi51M0vILIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kyi51M0vILI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0832.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) chick sits upon a bed of Acaena minor var. antarctica a prostrate dicotyledonous herb at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dtllsukTF7Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dtllsukTF7E/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0828.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) chick sits upon a bed of Acaena minor var. antarctica a prostrate dicotyledonous herb at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ARj34M5t8wMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ARj34M5t8wM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0829.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) chick sits upon a bed of Acaena minor var. antarctica a prostrate dicotyledonous herb at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xbp3KHtUdOchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xbp3KHtUdOc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0830.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) chick sits upon a bed of Acaena minor var. antarctica a prostrate dicotyledonous herb at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001yvBkwKyksUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001yvBkwKyksU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0934.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) easts a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hfkcSAqag0Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hfkcSAqag0M/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0937.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) easts a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qsTQSolk_0khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qsTQSolk_0k/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0967.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) easts a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NAOYTICKYNQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NAOYTICKYNQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1829.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) easts a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f0A6v8.dPa8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f0A6v8.dPa8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1005-1.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) easts a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o0tt0w1ZEj0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o0tt0w1ZEj0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-0899.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) easts a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tV4rC8Pi00Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tV4rC8Pi00E/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1343.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) easts a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SA7aoR9e6v4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SA7aoR9e6v4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1365.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) easts a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Bp8_H2ckau4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Bp8_H2ckau4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1376.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) easts a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.IoLg8SpXzAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.IoLg8SpXzA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1421.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) easts a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009aIQdSL2gwwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009aIQdSL2gww/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1426.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) easts a dead Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pup at the Sandy Bay colony, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 09 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BZkEj_LaJZEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BZkEj_LaJZE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0468.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) juvenile at the Subantarctic Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NRNEQ84XnK4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NRNEQ84XnK4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0469.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) juvenile at the Subantarctic Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005ORN7eP.xZUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005ORN7eP.xZU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0011.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) juvenile at the Subantarctic Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fvEV1oRoEE8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fvEV1oRoEE8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0012.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) juvenile at the Subantarctic Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZuY52d3Idh0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZuY52d3Idh0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0009.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) juvenile at the Subantarctic Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P3LuiJrjWjghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P3LuiJrjWjg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0469.jpgNorthern giant petrelMacronectes halli (Northern giant petrel) scavengers the remains of a dead Eudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004..0zUcwF.chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004..0zUcwF.c/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-2298.jpgGiant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern Giant Petrel) off the Coast of South East Island in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fmX.vpf1U0Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fmX.vpf1U0I/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0550.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern Giant Petrel) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qPtOMbz6bD8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qPtOMbz6bD8/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0510.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern Giant Petrel) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AxnAzSg9x_whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AxnAzSg9x_w/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0508-1.jpgNorthern Giant PetrelMacronectes halli (Northern Giant Petrel) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iTygD_OWkzshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iTygD_OWkzs/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0230.jpg2009-04-19-0230.jpgA male Sandager's Wrasse (Coris sandageri) at Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 162.Max Depth 31.3 m..Temp 20c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 86min..Bottom Time to Date 7844 min..Cumulative Time 7930 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aztEihRcLv8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aztEihRcLv8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0634.jpgAntarctic TernSterna vittata (Antarctic tern) at the Subantarctic Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UKpOSytscdkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UKpOSytscdk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0609.jpgAntarctic TernSterna vittata (Antarctic tern) at the Subantarctic Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h79u8ys3Z9whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h79u8ys3Z9w/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0592.jpgAntarctic TernSterna vittata (Antarctic tern) at the Subantarctic Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GWRE2KDQ6CAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GWRE2KDQ6CA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0596.jpgAntarctic TernSterna vittata (Antarctic tern) at the Subantarctic Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B9RIx0GrdqIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B9RIx0GrdqI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0576.jpgAntarctic TernSterna vittata (Antarctic tern) at the Subantarctic Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y36owoPxv7Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y36owoPxv7U/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0575-1.jpgAntarctic TernSterna vittata (Antarctic tern) at the Subantarctic Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QQImVa66hH0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QQImVa66hH0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0575.jpgAntarctic TernSterna vittata (Antarctic tern) at the Subantarctic Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wydbUM8s4NUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wydbUM8s4NU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0572.jpgAntarctic TernSterna vittata (Antarctic tern) at the Subantarctic Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s3XP6mTjrv4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s3XP6mTjrv4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0562.jpgAntarctic TernSterna vittata (Antarctic tern) at the Subantarctic Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NjMfsKwjv_chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NjMfsKwjv_c/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0538.jpgAntarctic TernSterna vittata (Antarctic tern) at the Subantarctic Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bsYC5oe8Sh0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bsYC5oe8Sh0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0536.jpgAntarctic TernSterna vittata (Antarctic tern) at the Subantarctic Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c09i9Vafj74https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c09i9Vafj74/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0488.jpgAntarctic TernSterna vittata (Antarctic tern) at the Subantarctic Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007_epzCvy3EIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007_epzCvy3EI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0516.jpgAntarctic TernSterna vittata (Antarctic tern) at the Subantarctic Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000axWPyOC_Pohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000axWPyOC_Po/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-12-0533-1.jpgAntarctic TernSterna vittata (Antarctic tern) at the Subantarctic Auckland Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009YPNUWM160whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009YPNUWM160w/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0232.jpgAntarctic TernSterna vittata (Antarctic tern) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jMSw3wOUc.ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jMSw3wOUc.o/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0789-1.jpgNew Zealand storm petrelFregetta maoriana (New Zealand storm petrel) at the 505 Seamount, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JQ0iXCquIiwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JQ0iXCquIiw/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0403.jpgMako SharkA Mako Shark, Isurus oxyrinchus comes in close while Shark Diving off the Coast of Whakatane.Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000buZminE5IW8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000buZminE5IW8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1019.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009_QLMx6NAxghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009_QLMx6NAxg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-1012.jpgYellow Eyed Penguin ChickMegadyptes antipodes (Yellow eyed penguin) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AeA.lRK_0Fshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AeA.lRK_0Fs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0101-2.jpg2011-05-16-0101-2.jpgRainbowfish (Suezichthys arquatus) off North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Monday 16 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: .Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters..Bottom Time: 66 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r8Vj_kxRG98https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r8Vj_kxRG98/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0815.jpgAuckland Island Banded DotterelCharadrius bicinctus exilis (Auckland Island Banded Dotterel) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SVzkP5enmS4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SVzkP5enmS4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0823.jpgAuckland Island Banded DotterelCharadrius bicinctus exilis (Auckland Island Banded Dotterel) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rl8Egyqmtlchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rl8Egyqmtlc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0799.jpgAuckland Island Banded DotterelCharadrius bicinctus exilis (Auckland Island Banded Dotterel) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s75Zu5WYQzkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s75Zu5WYQzk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0795.jpgAuckland Island Banded DotterelCharadrius bicinctus exilis (Auckland Island Banded Dotterel) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D1FLhj1Nyhohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D1FLhj1Nyho/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0792.jpgAuckland Island Banded DotterelCharadrius bicinctus exilis (Auckland Island Banded Dotterel) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008HqHQv.W4Nghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008HqHQv.W4Ng/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0790.jpgAuckland Island Banded DotterelCharadrius bicinctus exilis (Auckland Island Banded Dotterel) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 07 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Zo36IYtm0l4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Zo36IYtm0l4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-07-0577-1.jpgCastaway FingerpostPetroica macrocephala marrineri (Auckland Island tomtit) sits upon a historic castaway fingerpost marking the direction to the nearest former castaway supply depot at Erebus Cove on Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 07 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DWCDhbZCRKchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DWCDhbZCRKc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0591.jpgSubantarctic Skua ChickCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M3WfSA_AcSQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M3WfSA_AcSQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0587.jpgSubantarctic Skua ChickCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dpKZUHTzNtghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dpKZUHTzNtg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0572.jpgSubantarctic Skua ChickCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_mLgKRZvTeMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_mLgKRZvTeM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0568.jpgSubantarctic Skua ChickCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mX24MEMkoQghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mX24MEMkoQg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0567.jpgSubantarctic Skua ChickCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000020NYa8i9T0Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000020NYa8i9T0I/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0566.jpgSubantarctic Skua ChickCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wt.hvtR0ExEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wt.hvtR0ExE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0564.jpgSubantarctic Skua ChickCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IuVF4okAbyAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IuVF4okAbyA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0559.jpgSubantarctic Skua ChickCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hAhHyQySu2khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hAhHyQySu2k/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0544.jpgSubantarctic Skua ChickCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w56ifFrwOVchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w56ifFrwOVc/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0543.jpgSubantarctic Skua ChickCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A4CFyZcIrcEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A4CFyZcIrcE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0547.jpgSubantarctic Skua ChickCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) chick at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EcOKNDiF_YIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EcOKNDiF_YI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0253.jpgSubantarctic SkuaCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) fight over after birth at a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000prFcMuGwx7Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000prFcMuGwx7M/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0222.jpgSubantarctic SkuaCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) fight over after birth at a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J1QjIGdYErEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J1QjIGdYErE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0471.jpgSubantarctic SkuaCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) fight over after birth at a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FP4NCZD1zQQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FP4NCZD1zQQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0455.jpgSubantarctic SkuaCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) fight over after birth at a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vzbkW4OoEO4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vzbkW4OoEO4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0465.jpgSubantarctic SkuaCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) fight over after birth at a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xCjODR3apL8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xCjODR3apL8/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0249.jpg2012-04-19-0249.jpgPycnogonida (Sea spider)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 367.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Night dive, The Gardens, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 65minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,553 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,618 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DhnX6Fgydikhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DhnX6Fgydik/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0660.jpgSubantarctic SkuaCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) fight over after birth at a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QuzsrUpkaYIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QuzsrUpkaYI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0667.jpgSubantarctic SkuaCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) fight over after birth at a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004.gcpiii4pUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004.gcpiii4pU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0658.jpgSubantarctic SkuaCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) fight over after birth at a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w.Sp7wcYAMMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w.Sp7wcYAMM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0656.jpgSubantarctic SkuaCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) fight over after birth at a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008RcZt666fvshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008RcZt666fvs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0653.jpgMating New Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) mate at the Sandy Bay colony at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 06 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hj7a.sx7vIMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hj7a.sx7vIM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0636.jpgSub Adult Male New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UYLcr0qtVRIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UYLcr0qtVRI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0641.jpgSub Adult Male New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GRawsTb7lLghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GRawsTb7lLg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0639.jpgSub Adult Male New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DQ7CL53sZywhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DQ7CL53sZyw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0439.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female at Derry Castle Reef, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S8.5gb4oHeUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S8.5gb4oHeU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0436.jpgMale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male at Derry Castle Reef, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mTtxCbGowN0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mTtxCbGowN0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0437.jpgMale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male at Derry Castle Reef, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gk1QuJRi1Hshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gk1QuJRi1Hs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0434.jpgMale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) male at Derry Castle Reef, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IjkT1w4OKOkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IjkT1w4OKOk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0394.jpgSub Adult Male New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male at Derry Castle Reef, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RqNORQMl_aMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RqNORQMl_aM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0431.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female at Derry Castle Reef, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000APXD2Ydw_6ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000APXD2Ydw_6o/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0427.jpgFemale New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) female at Derry Castle Reef, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rqLwlLezYvghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rqLwlLezYvg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0247.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SfVpKLLF5KYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SfVpKLLF5KY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0248.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vfMtUjm8J7Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vfMtUjm8J7U/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0232.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W9llXvS0NAYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W9llXvS0NAY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0230.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xTC6l2X7WKohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xTC6l2X7WKo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0229.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002USBYLUrRXUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002USBYLUrRXU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0207.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cDhqzTr1A5Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cDhqzTr1A5U/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0222.jpgSubantarctic SkuaCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) fight over after birth at a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dJ2IkcWjQdohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dJ2IkcWjQdo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0206.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ysWMGg4znT4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ysWMGg4znT4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0202.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TVUh3qOPOWEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TVUh3qOPOWE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0197.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult females sleep in a breeding colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xw1VToZfamshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xw1VToZfams/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0455.jpgSubantarctic SkuaCatharacta antarctica (Subantarctic Skua) fight over after birth at a colony of Phocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xBiueG.PyhMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xBiueG.PyhM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0429.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ts7yIGOlIDkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ts7yIGOlIDk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0386.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) breeding colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LBxqEZEyjw0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LBxqEZEyjw0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0375.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult bull (right) and female at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ukNv5j8ovKUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ukNv5j8ovKU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0354-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) breeding colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t3iRiW4D4PAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t3iRiW4D4PA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0353.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) breeding colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xopNk_jWDWEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xopNk_jWDWE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0343.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) breeding colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005lC_kDGsGsshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005lC_kDGsGss/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0320.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) breeding colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Usnu6aYJYWghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Usnu6aYJYWg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0316.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) breeding colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005SvCGEN6j6Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005SvCGEN6j6E/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0282.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) breeding colony at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XNx80XZZyHghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XNx80XZZyHg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0263-1.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sh2Tevr.OWkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sh2Tevr.OWk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0253.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion BullPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) adult male bull at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001arV.jQWpk0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001arV.jQWpk0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0256.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LXAXNOPXqKkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LXAXNOPXqKk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0122.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male under vegetative cover at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m_14yBklXJUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m_14yBklXJU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0234.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion PupsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) pups at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003jCK0EwbnrYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003jCK0EwbnrY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0224.jpgSub Adult Male New Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uF0cnLS563shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uF0cnLS563s/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0121.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male under vegetative cover at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005feTS0SI2Gkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005feTS0SI2Gk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0003.jpgSea Lion WoundFly’s infest a wound of a New Zealand Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) at the Subantarctic Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000heCOZErtG78https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000heCOZErtG78/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0116.jpgNew Zealand Sea LionPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) sub adult male under vegetative cover at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009u3X.1OELGYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009u3X.1OELGY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0063.jpgMating New Zealand Sea LionsPhocarctos hookeri (New Zealand Sea Lion) mate at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands archipelago, New Zealand. 05 January 2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A4eWnzKQmRIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A4eWnzKQmRI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0221.jpgAuckland Island TomtitPetroica macrocephala marrineri (Auckland Island tomtit) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rLLpaR2shiohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rLLpaR2shio/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0189.jpg2011-09-03-0189.jpgNotoclinops segmentatus (Blue-eyed triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 377.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 164:20 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 36.3 meters..Bottom Time: 84 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,242 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,326 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Nq73hfGanYEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Nq73hfGanYE/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-04-0110-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006lzP0EGrRfQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006lzP0EGrRfQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-04-0108-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z5jjcHlY9CEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z5jjcHlY9CE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0629-1.jpgAuckland Island TomtitPetroica macrocephala marrineri (Auckland Island tomtit) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ABmy0tlHsNkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ABmy0tlHsNk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0619.jpgAuckland Island TomtitPetroica macrocephala marrineri (Auckland Island tomtit) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Lk68gEFfTpkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Lk68gEFfTpk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0628.jpgAuckland Island TomtitPetroica macrocephala marrineri (Auckland Island tomtit) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tqwu8Vg4OBshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tqwu8Vg4OBs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0612.jpgAuckland Island TomtitPetroica macrocephala marrineri (Auckland Island tomtit) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vQhJ9GYdAPYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vQhJ9GYdAPY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0618.jpgAuckland Island TomtitPetroica macrocephala marrineri (Auckland Island tomtit) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IPhMQiAT4nIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IPhMQiAT4nI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0607.jpgAuckland Island TomtitPetroica macrocephala marrineri (Auckland Island tomtit) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QWlODuDRduMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QWlODuDRduM/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0614.jpgAuckland Island TomtitPetroica macrocephala marrineri (Auckland Island tomtit) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tzNMMRPo5Mshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tzNMMRPo5Ms/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-1154.jpgSnares Island TomtitPetroica macrocephala dannefaerdi (Snares Island tomtit) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000InaZCUSzx6whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000InaZCUSzx6w/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-1150.jpgSnares Island TomtitPetroica macrocephala dannefaerdi (Snares Island tomtit) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pVpwwtM565ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pVpwwtM565g/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-1141.jpgSnares Island TomtitPetroica macrocephala dannefaerdi (Snares Island tomtit) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Cul._CZCRyghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Cul._CZCRyg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-1143.jpgSnares Island TomtitPetroica macrocephala dannefaerdi (Snares Island tomtit) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Li9nzxCo93Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Li9nzxCo93I/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0529.jpg2011-01-07-0529.dngSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) off the coast of the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004RERsAxQt8whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004RERsAxQt8w/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0486.jpg2011-01-07-0486.dngSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) off the coast of the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003TZ_PLZ70HQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003TZ_PLZ70HQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0339.jpg2011-01-07-0339.dngSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000080R1gtZbM0shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000080R1gtZbM0s/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0331.jpg2011-01-07-0331.dngSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OYnz_wJcFpghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OYnz_wJcFpg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0209.jpg2011-01-07-0209.dngSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qu8a5pM0dSMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qu8a5pM0dSM/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0182.jpg2011-01-07-0182.dngSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LGMhzVn.lrkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LGMhzVn.lrk/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0179.jpg2011-01-07-0179.dngSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000074bHEB3lfVghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000074bHEB3lfVg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0170.jpg2011-01-07-0170.dngSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003L5sTlHYy8whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003L5sTlHYy8w/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0284.jpg2011-01-07-0284.dngSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zeAlbxyWkc8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zeAlbxyWkc8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0276.jpgAuckland Island TomtitPetroica macrocephala marrineri (Auckland Island tomtit) sits on a patch of megaherbs at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007Y7D15TXTvohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007Y7D15TXTvo/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0531.jpgAuckland Island shagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) juvenile at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fmP6w93eqKshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fmP6w93eqKs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0527.jpgAuckland Island ShagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G13_F0gSWQ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G13_F0gSWQ0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0523.jpgAuckland Island shagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) juvenile at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lhU36E3ifFwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lhU36E3ifFw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0521.jpgAuckland Island shagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) juvenile at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001RMYcMihadAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001RMYcMihadA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0516.jpgAuckland Island ShagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YPw4Uwgx1WEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YPw4Uwgx1WE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0513.jpgAuckland Island ShagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000agW02ZGeF5whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000agW02ZGeF5w/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0511.jpgAuckland Island ShagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YNtVjlTLbjghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YNtVjlTLbjg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0510.jpgAuckland Island shagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) juvenile at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U.ablDh.YKkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U.ablDh.YKk/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0508.jpgAuckland Island shagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) juvenile at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OUtcMTweNKghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OUtcMTweNKg/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0505.jpgAuckland Island ShagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CzskBezLaQ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CzskBezLaQ4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0499.jpgAuckland Island shagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) juvenile at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000o4dJV3NpoUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000o4dJV3NpoU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0503.jpgAuckland Island ShagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M.ikCVyo7Nwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M.ikCVyo7Nw/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0498.jpgAuckland Island shagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) juvenile at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pVYp4vJWLd8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pVYp4vJWLd8/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0496.jpgAuckland Island ShagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fwQGZdUirrshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fwQGZdUirrs/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0495.jpgAuckland Island ShagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002liSQVN3138https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002liSQVN3138/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0497.jpgAuckland Island ShagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qnYVp98fXL0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qnYVp98fXL0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0494-1.jpgAuckland Island shagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) juvenile at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZrmRRwGlccohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZrmRRwGlcco/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0487-1.jpgAuckland Island shagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) juvenile at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SlpwNa3GPb4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SlpwNa3GPb4/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0483.jpgAuckland Island shagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) juvenile at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D_kUdGNJnIAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D_kUdGNJnIA/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-06-0493.jpgAuckland Island ShagLeucocarbo colensoi (Auckland Island shag) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 06 January2016 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GmN_SdI1wJUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GmN_SdI1wJU/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0222.jpgAuckland Island TomtitPetroica macrocephala marrineri (Auckland Island tomtit) at Enderby Island, Auckland Islands, New Zealand. 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mysTfLJABLIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mysTfLJABLI/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-05-0144.jpgNew Zealand falconFalco novaeseelandiae (New Zealand falcon) southern form, Enderby Island Auckland Islands, 05 January 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nYVrRXvaIBYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nYVrRXvaIBY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0561.jpgSnares Crested PenguinEudyptes robustus (Snares Crested Penguin) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Yj4a_NStuvYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Yj4a_NStuvY/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0610.jpg2011-01-05-0610.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Penguin Slope on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean. Wednesday 05 January 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u75kS4K2GIghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u75kS4K2GIg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0291.jpg2011-01-05-0291.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean. Wednesday 05 January 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QG6RrYBp3aIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QG6RrYBp3aI/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0269.jpg2011-01-05-0269.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean. Wednesday 05 January 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Zi2ZEU9flNQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Zi2ZEU9flNQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0152.jpg2011-01-05-0152.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) Ho Ho Bay at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean.Wednesday 05 January 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p_cT7byti_Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p_cT7byti_Y/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0144.jpg2011-01-05-0144.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) Ho Ho Bay at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean.Wednesday 05 January 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SPfTOPhML_whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SPfTOPhML_w/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0142.jpg2011-01-05-0142.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) Ho Ho Bay at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean.Wednesday 05 January 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fxns4LN23yEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fxns4LN23yE/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0138.jpgSalmacina australis (Feather-duster tubeworm)Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 364.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 210:08 hh:mm.Mix: 21.Maximum Depth: 19.4 meters..Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,262 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,337 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w51okDmPp7Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w51okDmPp7E/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0137.jpgSalmacina australis (Feather-duster tubeworm)Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 364.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 210:08 hh:mm.Mix: 21.Maximum Depth: 19.4 meters..Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,262 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,337 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dLwsgSkK59Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dLwsgSkK59E/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0091.jpg2012-04-14-0091.jpgUnidentified Ascidian..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 354.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 197:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.2 meters..Bottom Time: 96 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,382 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,478 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PanhWSna9aQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PanhWSna9aQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-02-0008.jpg2009-03-02-0008.jpgA Crested Blenny (Parabelennius laticlavius) amongst the Compound Ascidian (Hypsistozoa fasmeriana) at Magic Wall at the Poor Knights New Zealand..Monday 02 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 148.Max Depth 18 m. .Average Depth 10 m. .Temp 28c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 80min. .Bottom Time to Date 6909 min. .Cumulative Time 6989 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kpZgMIkmF7Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kpZgMIkmF7Q/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-01-0133.jpg2010-10-01-0133.jpgAscidian Hypsistozoa fasmeriana at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Friday 01 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 279.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 91:50 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.4 meters...Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,357 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,435 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x2d_H36SQWIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x2d_H36SQWI/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-15-0325.jpgChatham Island shagLeucocarbo onslowi (Chatham Island shag) at Pit Island in the Chatham Islands, New Zealand. Saturday 15 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DhEJ66_lATchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DhEJ66_lATc/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-15-0314.jpgChatham Island shagLeucocarbo onslowi (Chatham Island shag) at Pit Island in the Chatham Islands, New Zealand. Saturday 15 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i4gn8HMMkDshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i4gn8HMMkDs/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0252.jpg2013-04-12-0252.JPGStalked ascidian Pycnoclavella kottae at the North West corner, West Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 457 Site: North West corner, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 257:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.4 meters Bottom Time: 72 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,252 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,324 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EYjPMCH0oOchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EYjPMCH0oOc/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0755.jpg2011-01-09-0755.jpgSouthern Rata Forest (Metrosideros umbellata) on Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YYQiGf323bIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YYQiGf323bI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0262-2.jpg2011-05-14-0262-2.JPGThe Kermadec p?hutukawa (Metrosideros kermadacensis) the dominant tree of the Kermadec Islands fights with erosion on a cliff face above Te Konui Point on Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.ij8Jyfgs.Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.ij8Jyfgs.M/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-2558.jpgNorthern Royal AlbatrossDiomedea sanfordi (Northern royal albatross) off the Coast of South East Island in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000155mjW7IgHwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000155mjW7IgHw/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-2352.jpgNorthern Royal AlbatrossDiomedea sanfordi (Northern royal albatross) off the Coast of South East Island in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KOwXzj_CJzghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KOwXzj_CJzg/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-2342.jpgNorthern Royal AlbatrossDiomedea sanfordi (Northern royal albatross) off the Coast of South East Island in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000clxcn1tLKkghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000clxcn1tLKkg/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-2345.jpgNorthern Royal AlbatrossDiomedea sanfordi (Northern royal albatross) off the Coast of South East Island in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lLiTkSepdTMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lLiTkSepdTM/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-2205.jpgNorthern Royal AlbatrossDiomedea sanfordi (Northern royal albatross) off the Coast of South East Island in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TPVJO1sJX_Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TPVJO1sJX_E/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-2153.jpgNorthern Royal AlbatrossDiomedea sanfordi (Northern royal albatross) off the Coast of South East Island in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QaDX1y.yguwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QaDX1y.yguw/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-2155.jpgNorthern Royal AlbatrossDiomedea sanfordi (Northern royal albatross) off the Coast of South East Island in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.FvL7IRLx3Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.FvL7IRLx3Q/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-2385.jpgBuller's AlbatrossThalassarche bulleri (Buller's Albatross) off the Coast of South East Island in the Chatham Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LeRVQz3d1TQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LeRVQz3d1TQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-2707.jpgBlue MokiLatridopsis ciliaris (Blue Moki) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Saturday15 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wax.1M6znDEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wax.1M6znDE/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-2695.jpgBlue MokiLatridopsis ciliaris (Blue Moki) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Saturday15 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NGDyAevAkNkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NGDyAevAkNk/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-2693.jpgBlue MokiLatridopsis ciliaris (Blue Moki) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Saturday15 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LoQ765KtOfwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LoQ765KtOfw/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-2678.jpgBlue CodBlue Cod (Parapercis colias) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J28V05riVbshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J28V05riVbs/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-2675.jpgBlue CodBlue Cod (Parapercis colias) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007py5lybkfD4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007py5lybkfD4/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-2661.jpgBlue CodBlue Cod (Parapercis colias) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pz8hNPopNMUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pz8hNPopNMU/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-2658.jpgBlue CodBlue Cod (Parapercis colias) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j4oUkkVQ2fMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j4oUkkVQ2fM/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1668.jpgShore PloverThinornis novaeseelandiae (Shore Plover) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HYAcz3Ry24ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HYAcz3Ry24g/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1712.jpgShore PloverThinornis novaeseelandiae (Shore Plover) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000056nls_e5S88https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000056nls_e5S88/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1710.jpgShore PloverThinornis novaeseelandiae (Shore Plover) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UPB9z0GV4WYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UPB9z0GV4WY/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1660.jpgShore PloverThinornis novaeseelandiae (Shore Plover) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QklR9HSEtvghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QklR9HSEtvg/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1664.jpgShore PloverThinornis novaeseelandiae (Shore Plover) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FK_3LqnWOF8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FK_3LqnWOF8/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1647.jpgShore PloverThinornis novaeseelandiae (Shore Plover) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009b1pPjIlj6Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009b1pPjIlj6Y/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1619.jpgShore PloverThinornis novaeseelandiae (Shore Plover) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sKLzxZFyg0Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sKLzxZFyg0Y/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1624.jpgShore PloverThinornis novaeseelandiae (Shore Plover) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000049bF6kUT74Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000049bF6kUT74A/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1602.jpgShore PloverThinornis novaeseelandiae (Shore Plover) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zpBIgaJ7FnYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zpBIgaJ7FnY/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1604.jpgShore PloverThinornis novaeseelandiae (Shore Plover) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000zhkjsYMAWchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000zhkjsYMAWc/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1587.jpgShore PloverThinornis novaeseelandiae (Shore Plover) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EQseOzLIYHghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EQseOzLIYHg/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1583.jpgShore PloverThinornis novaeseelandiae (Shore Plover) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s_KJ.9vd.Y8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s_KJ.9vd.Y8/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1544.jpgPitt Island shagStictocarbo featherstoni (Pitt Island shag) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W5zD45sJdLghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W5zD45sJdLg/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1535.jpgPitt Island shagStictocarbo featherstoni (Pitt Island shag) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SYZhVYOGz14https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SYZhVYOGz14/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1529.jpgPitt Island shagStictocarbo featherstoni (Pitt Island shag) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XcKSLqfQJO0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XcKSLqfQJO0/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1311.jpgPitt Island shagStictocarbo featherstoni (Pitt Island shag) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rftEetPU4aIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rftEetPU4aI/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1325.jpgPitt Island shagStictocarbo featherstoni (Pitt Island shag) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yN3UYGN74L8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yN3UYGN74L8/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1427.jpgPitt Island shagStictocarbo featherstoni (Pitt Island shag) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tF26x.Cbx7khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tF26x.Cbx7k/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1255.jpgBuller's AlbatrossThalassarche bulleri (Buller's Albatross) off the Coast of South East Island in the Chatham Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bbUNl85u0OEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bbUNl85u0OE/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1213.jpgBuller's AlbatrossThalassarche bulleri (Buller's Albatross) off the Coast of South East Island in the Chatham Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004xdn39SPlhohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004xdn39SPlho/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1171.jpgBuller's AlbatrossThalassarche bulleri (Buller's Albatross) off the Coast of South East Island in the Chatham Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YQMQfSGELtkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YQMQfSGELtk/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1120.jpgBuller's AlbatrossThalassarche bulleri (Buller's Albatross) off the Coast of South East Island in the Chatham Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lU81KiKyrQMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lU81KiKyrQM/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-0869.jpgBuller's AlbatrossThalassarche bulleri (Buller's Albatross) off the Coast of South East Island in the Chatham Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aZEwRsbLIyohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aZEwRsbLIyo/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-13-1111.jpgBuller's AlbatrossThalassarche bulleri (Buller's Albatross) off the Coast of South East Island in the Chatham Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XRT7mGtJTjwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XRT7mGtJTjw/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-1573.jpgNorthern royal albatrossDiomedea sanfordi (Northern royal albatross). Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006ba2YnNrTm4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006ba2YnNrTm4/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-1511-1.jpg2014-03-12-1511_1.jpgDiomedea epomophora (Southern royal albatross) at sunset. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gXGWcORUJq8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gXGWcORUJq8/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-1401.jpg2014-03-12-1401.jpgDiomedea epomophora (Southern royal albatross) at sunset. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008j1I6viWme0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008j1I6viWme0/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-1357.jpg2014-03-12-1357.jpgDiomedea epomophora (Southern royal albatross) at sunset. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jnMOAQquKWUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jnMOAQquKWU/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-1275.jpgSouthern royal albatrossDiomedea epomophora (Southern royal albatross) at sunset. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OlAJUOVLeZ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OlAJUOVLeZ0/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-1305.jpg2014-03-12-1305.jpgDiomedea epomophora (Southern royal albatross) at sunset. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V124P0Ld_3Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V124P0Ld_3U/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-1283.jpg2014-03-12-1283.jpgDiomedea epomophora (Southern royal albatross) at sunset. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008d..oiByUWAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008d..oiByUWA/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-1105.jpgSouthern royal albatrossDiomedea epomophora (Southern royal albatross) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand.Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PqOjSr1jMiIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PqOjSr1jMiI/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-1114.jpgSouthern royal albatrossDiomedea epomophora (Southern royal albatross) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand.Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZkRg3CEDFO8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZkRg3CEDFO8/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0290.jpgLittle shagPhalacrocorax melanoleucos (Little shag) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006qWwkG68npIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006qWwkG68npI/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0286.jpgLittle shagPhalacrocorax melanoleucos (Little shag) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N0f7AaOquwEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N0f7AaOquwE/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0553.jpgBar tailed godwitLimosa lapponica (Bar tailed godwit) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O1lAnswLmQIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O1lAnswLmQI/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0549.jpgBar tailed godwitLimosa lapponica (Bar tailed godwit) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001ldWwwSykGIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001ldWwwSykGI/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0534.jpgBar tailed godwitLimosa lapponica (Bar tailed godwit) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001e0norqi.Oohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001e0norqi.Oo/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0532.jpgBar tailed godwitLimosa lapponica (Bar tailed godwit) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kOeptJfn2EMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kOeptJfn2EM/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0301.jpgVariable oystercatcherHaematopus unicolor (Variable oystercatcher) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S1MyqOmAlVUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S1MyqOmAlVU/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0303.jpgVariable oystercatcherHaematopus unicolor (Variable oystercatcher) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uRznodfFNUwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uRznodfFNUw/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0667-1.jpgWhite Faced HeronEgretta novaehollandiae (White Faced Heron) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002PxyKxdmFPIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002PxyKxdmFPI/fit=1000x1000/Bottlenose-Dolphin.jpgBottlenose dolphinTursiops truncatus (Bottlenose dolphins) off the coast of the North Island of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E_apdDDEulwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E_apdDDEulw/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0086.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002kBXqe8ZnnYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002kBXqe8ZnnY/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-1154.jpgSnares Island TomtitPetroica macrocephala dannefaerdi (Snares Island tomtit) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aDeogLvUGkEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aDeogLvUGkE/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-1143.jpgSnares Island TomtitPetroica macrocephala dannefaerdi (Snares Island tomtit) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y86aWuoWyE0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y86aWuoWyE0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-1141.jpgSnares Island TomtitPetroica macrocephala dannefaerdi (Snares Island tomtit) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gBgqGLP5kighttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gBgqGLP5kig/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0229-1.jpgAntarctic TernSterna vittata (Antarctic tern) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n_OJjXHiEs0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n_OJjXHiEs0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0139.jpgCape PetrelDaption capense (Cape petrel) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OVpwMFP3P78https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OVpwMFP3P78/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0107.jpgCape PetrelDaption capense (Cape petrel) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WvTxWNWXOOIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WvTxWNWXOOI/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0025.jpg2011-01-05-0025.dngCape pigeon / petrel (Daption capense) is silhouetted as the sun rises over Southern Ocean near the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Islands..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XMHi6fJrG64https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XMHi6fJrG64/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0165.jpgCape PetrelDaption capense (Cape petrel) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FqNcCzBKMz0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FqNcCzBKMz0/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-04-0123.jpgCape PetrelDaption capense (Cape petrel) at the Subantarctic Snares Islands, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WoyArOd6br4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WoyArOd6br4/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0598.jpgWhite Faced HeronEgretta novaehollandiae (White Faced Heron) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PmvkUBLomkUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PmvkUBLomkU/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0596.jpgWhite Faced HeronEgretta novaehollandiae (White Faced Heron) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000020qKRMoaDpAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000020qKRMoaDpA/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0503.jpgWhite Faced HeronEgretta novaehollandiae (White Faced Heron) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BjNaT2dwDtwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BjNaT2dwDtw/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0498.jpgWhite Faced HeronEgretta novaehollandiae (White Faced Heron) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TyxdH5H7_p8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TyxdH5H7_p8/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0287.jpgWhite Faced HeronEgretta novaehollandiae (White Faced Heron) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zxoGT0ZiCLQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zxoGT0ZiCLQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0283.jpgWhite Faced HeronEgretta novaehollandiae (White Faced Heron) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fpOCx4C7S0ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fpOCx4C7S0o/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0279.jpgWhite Faced HeronEgretta novaehollandiae (White Faced Heron) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006tqQzMC2pQchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006tqQzMC2pQc/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0269.jpgWhite Faced HeronEgretta novaehollandiae (White Faced Heron) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KugHGUjD5F8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KugHGUjD5F8/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0270.jpgWhite Faced HeronEgretta novaehollandiae (White Faced Heron) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qKISZc5hrYchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qKISZc5hrYc/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0106.jpgWhite Faced HeronEgretta novaehollandiae (White Faced Heron) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AoyHJG0adAQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AoyHJG0adAQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0101.jpgWhite Faced HeronEgretta novaehollandiae (White Faced Heron) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MBtnc26_6p4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MBtnc26_6p4/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0104.jpgWhite Faced HeronEgretta novaehollandiae (White Faced Heron) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EdFBLxoDYmAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EdFBLxoDYmA/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0082.jpgWhite Faced HeronEgretta novaehollandiae (White Faced Heron) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XrUY4AUNSHwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XrUY4AUNSHw/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0095.jpgWhite Faced HeronEgretta novaehollandiae (White Faced Heron) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ssEj4_5LhDYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ssEj4_5LhDY/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0088.jpgWhite Faced HeronEgretta novaehollandiae (White Faced Heron) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cYhSgC3kUKghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cYhSgC3kUKg/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0085.jpgWhite Faced HeronEgretta novaehollandiae (White Faced Heron) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mXFFoB.7o6Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mXFFoB.7o6Q/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0244.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cP9qNihOVbUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cP9qNihOVbU/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0182.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ynwOecQDgtchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ynwOecQDgtc/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0124.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000quE_vS3oeuohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000quE_vS3oeuo/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-09-0312.jpg2010-05-09-0312.jpgZygmunt Lewicki, uncle of the bride tells the photographer it is time to drink more vodka at the Polish wedding of Izabela Stolarska and Piotr Koziol in the suburb of Marki in Warszawa Poland..Saturday 08 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aDGjOIIVnf8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aDGjOIIVnf8/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-09-0202.jpg2010-05-09-0202.jpgPolish wedding of Izabela Stolarska and Piotr Koziol in the suburb of Marki in Warszawa Poland..Saturday 08 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mM58hiTFRxAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mM58hiTFRxA/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-08-0121.jpg2010-05-08-0121.jpgEwa Matuszczak in a Gospoda Staropolska (Traditional Polish Restaurant) in Krynica, Poland..Thursday 06 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BPH.tCMdY_Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BPH.tCMdY_E/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-08-0070.jpg2010-05-08-0070.jpgOld Polish Lady (Stara Baba) selling flowers in Krynica, Poland..Thursday 06 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MPCOnJWrM24https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MPCOnJWrM24/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0110-2.jpg2011-05-20-0110-2.JPGA Flowery Flounder (Bothus mancus) a new record for New Zealand on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 352 Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 72 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M61gML6aAfYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M61gML6aAfY/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0135.jpgSalmacina australis (Feather-duster tubeworm)Salmacina australis (Feather-duster tubeworm)..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 364.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 210:08 hh:mm.Mix: 21.Maximum Depth: 19.4 meters..Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,262 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,337 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nzH7BEBTCwMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nzH7BEBTCwM/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0168.jpgScorpionfishScorpaena papillosus (Dwarf scorpionfish) at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 454 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 253:01 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 22.2 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 69% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,911 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,036 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cUv2XMSmsGIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cUv2XMSmsGI/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0387.jpg2009-07-25-0387.jpgA Toadstool grouper (Trachypoma macracanthus) ) at Rikoriko Cave at Aorangi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 172.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Rikoriko Cave..Max Depth 17.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 97 min..Bottom Time to Date 8547 min..Cumulative Time 8644 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_MteLta9PDQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_MteLta9PDQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0435.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) and Arctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PWE25xlCrO0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PWE25xlCrO0/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0444.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) and Arctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q.Uh05PeO6Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q.Uh05PeO6U/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0114.jpgErect Crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) in moult at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mVbE5RBwt8Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mVbE5RBwt8I/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0211.jpgErect Crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) in moult at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000phdrZP0HHzEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000phdrZP0HHzE/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0157.jpgErect Crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) in moult at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WH74CNZQvXYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WH74CNZQvXY/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0126.jpgErect Crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) in moult at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009fi9EIsevP8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009fi9EIsevP8/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0274.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) and Thalassarche salvini (Salvin's Albatross) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007e8neUSc5twhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007e8neUSc5tw/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0103.jpgErect Crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) in moult at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QT.W4Wvm_bEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QT.W4Wvm_bE/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0373.jpgErect crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) engulfed by land slips after huge storms in January. at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z_h_gre8oeIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z_h_gre8oeI/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0758.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008RMeuOq5zUchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008RMeuOq5zUc/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0756.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PGlLLeTgfnghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PGlLLeTgfng/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0747.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rynqpLnyVeohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rynqpLnyVeo/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0477.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) and Arctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003R6PLayEXOghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003R6PLayEXOg/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0632.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tcZX328WzEYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tcZX328WzEY/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0392.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) and Arctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lLz5pRWCZjohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lLz5pRWCZjo/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0390.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) and Arctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dY70gW0n8a8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dY70gW0n8a8/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0335.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) and Arctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I3ftfCyjHWQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I3ftfCyjHWQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0279.jpgErect-crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) and Arctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S9o4sLW0stIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S9o4sLW0stI/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0205.jpgErect Crested PenguinEudyptes sclateri (Erect-crested Penguin) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uzlCPbB1gZ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uzlCPbB1gZ0/fit=1000x1000/2013-01-26-0093.jpg2013-01-26-0093.jpgThe remnants of a Pohutukawa Tree (Metrosideros excelsa) in Lake Taupo, New Zealand. Sunday 27 January 2013.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.Dive Number: 440.Site: Motutakiko Island, Taupo.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 12-19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 239:46 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 72 meters.Bottom Time: 77 minutes.Mix: 16:50.CNS: 46%.OTU: 40%.Bottom Time to Date: 28,476 minutes.Cumulative Time: 28,553 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nqxz5pdBtIQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nqxz5pdBtIQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0705.jpgBounty Islands ShagPhalacrocorax ranfurlyi (Bounty Islands Shag) endemic to the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003lCSMsWRhLMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003lCSMsWRhLM/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0703.jpgBounty Islands ShagPhalacrocorax ranfurlyi (Bounty Islands Shag) endemic to the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RO2e.GNcLF8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RO2e.GNcLF8/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0704.jpgBounty Islands ShagPhalacrocorax ranfurlyi (Bounty Islands Shag) endemic to the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006RkWwYy3P9Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006RkWwYy3P9A/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0692.jpgBounty Islands ShagPhalacrocorax ranfurlyi (Bounty Islands Shag) endemic to the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OrkU_q.DjIIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OrkU_q.DjII/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0678.jpgBounty Islands ShagPhalacrocorax ranfurlyi (Bounty Islands Shag) endemic to the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003FhqqpmILBchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003FhqqpmILBc/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0677.jpgBounty Islands ShagPhalacrocorax ranfurlyi (Bounty Islands Shag) endemic to the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZlwNo2T0EQQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZlwNo2T0EQQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-01-09-1036.jpgSouthern elephant sealMirounga leonina (Southern elephant seal) juvenile in moult at Enderby Island, Subantarctic, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GD.TWG9XzRwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GD.TWG9XzRw/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0239.jpgSouthern Elephant SealMirounga leonina (Southern elephant seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LBPGtHn4jJYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LBPGtHn4jJY/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-27-0826.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) Great Mercury Island, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XtjddjHhKZAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XtjddjHhKZA/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-27-0817.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) Great Mercury Island, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OPp64T1CRXwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OPp64T1CRXw/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-27-0815.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) Great Mercury Island, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sWvrXxW7PyAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sWvrXxW7PyA/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-27-0801.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) Great Mercury Island, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uFIWWWp1pBshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uFIWWWp1pBs/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-27-0797.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) Great Mercury Island, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QER7Hrex0gEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QER7Hrex0gE/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-27-0770.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) Great Mercury Island, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ausnbsvTn9whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ausnbsvTn9w/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-27-0774.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) Great Mercury Island, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o6PWpsuQQ3shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o6PWpsuQQ3s/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0423-1.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000Ovbhe36tkkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000Ovbhe36tkk/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0402-1.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZjZ_oo8jDbUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZjZ_oo8jDbU/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0423.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vB55JCU9C3Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vB55JCU9C3M/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0392.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r9p13HqkO4Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r9p13HqkO4Y/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0387-1.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uGKbbykEfOYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uGKbbykEfOY/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0387.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xXdW4QnxTcchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xXdW4QnxTcc/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0349.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KonN9VahCsshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KonN9VahCss/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0361.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Tnd3bACg8dUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Tnd3bACg8dU/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0363.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000saKnhDkeAWghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000saKnhDkeAWg/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0340.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GTQWHeAPxPUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GTQWHeAPxPU/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0337.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nmtJWqlVzeghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nmtJWqlVzeg/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0312.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K9D3fSqz1s4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K9D3fSqz1s4/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0324.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sgKCSpXhhZ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sgKCSpXhhZ8/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0309.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e7HDAFH_FaEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e7HDAFH_FaE/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0241-1.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c15vcNUuOuQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c15vcNUuOuQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0239.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MBn3CTdq..Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MBn3CTdq..A/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0233.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000br9dHi_rq80https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000br9dHi_rq80/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0213.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dHaE2HyjU_4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dHaE2HyjU_4/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0188.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004ROBfamE0vshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004ROBfamE0vs/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0166.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DoQOQfAZOaAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DoQOQfAZOaA/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0156.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000airy73gzbNEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000airy73gzbNE/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0140-1.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RYi8VqKUaZshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RYi8VqKUaZs/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0130.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EhfJ.G9E1G4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EhfJ.G9E1G4/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0139.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E9B7OkyS_pghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E9B7OkyS_pg/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0138.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lUsPVFKMapwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lUsPVFKMapw/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0129.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xo98dO4cAfshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xo98dO4cAfs/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0108.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SGDQa39kjtwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SGDQa39kjtw/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0099.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p3ug97uND1Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p3ug97uND1U/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0068.jpgPied shagPhalacrocorax varius (Pied shag) at Rangiahua Island off Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fdldnYh_Richttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fdldnYh_Ric/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1340.jpgChatham Island oystercatcherHaematopus chathamensis (Chatham Island oystercatcher) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p3MfEo_prwghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p3MfEo_prwg/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1347.jpgChatham Island oystercatcherHaematopus chathamensis (Chatham Island oystercatcher) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SoOPk_pdJ_Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SoOPk_pdJ_Q/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-14-1344.jpgChatham Island oystercatcherHaematopus chathamensis (Chatham Island oystercatcher) at Rangatira (South East Island) in the Chatham Islands. Friday 14 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c6nS2DZNgVohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c6nS2DZNgVo/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0562.jpgPied stiltHimantopus himantopus (Pied stilt) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U6o.mW3kcRshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U6o.mW3kcRs/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0536.jpgPied stiltHimantopus himantopus (Pied stilt) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qp65SbV4N7Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qp65SbV4N7A/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0292.jpgPied stiltHimantopus himantopus (Pied stilt) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PkUkuQancRohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PkUkuQancRo/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0334.jpgPied stiltHimantopus himantopus (Pied stilt) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ydMbuFwGSschttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ydMbuFwGSsc/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0274.jpgPied stiltHimantopus himantopus (Pied stilt) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P_fNe9oZS0shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P_fNe9oZS0s/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0077.jpgPied stiltHimantopus himantopus (Pied stilt) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o_oVYd_VEYEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o_oVYd_VEYE/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0073.jpgPied stiltHimantopus himantopus (Pied stilt) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eRnHyKGZgP8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eRnHyKGZgP8/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0067.jpgPied stiltHimantopus himantopus (Pied stilt) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qI_NMxcoHaAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qI_NMxcoHaA/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0049.jpgPied stiltHimantopus himantopus (Pied stilt) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SO3P0RXUCT8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SO3P0RXUCT8/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0057.jpgPied stiltHimantopus himantopus (Pied stilt) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WsXD_X7Daxghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WsXD_X7Daxg/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0061.jpgPied stiltHimantopus himantopus (Pied stilt) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aTolqgD7hA8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aTolqgD7hA8/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0046.jpgPied stiltHimantopus himantopus (Pied stilt) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x765OPPF4CQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x765OPPF4CQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0038.jpgPied stiltHimantopus himantopus (Pied stilt) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o924aUuAUVkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o924aUuAUVk/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0041.jpgPied stiltHimantopus himantopus (Pied stilt) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000027dv9C6zZRchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000027dv9C6zZRc/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0037.jpgPied stiltHimantopus himantopus (Pied stilt) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y3ZZzHStZKAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y3ZZzHStZKA/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0028-1.jpgPied stiltHimantopus himantopus (Pied stilt) at Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000quv98gfatVchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000quv98gfatVc/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0480.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OwlgoBTavrAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OwlgoBTavrA/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0467.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005NLgudMlVsAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005NLgudMlVsA/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0375.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ss5AqkcrQ9Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ss5AqkcrQ9Y/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0381.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BBF4roColQYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BBF4roColQY/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0372.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WKxYUKQPNl0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WKxYUKQPNl0/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0354.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YL.1s_Cm7jwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YL.1s_Cm7jw/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0339.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aM1K2BX_ssohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aM1K2BX_sso/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0316.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r03WD2KOPWshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r03WD2KOPWs/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0256.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NuyvDc5oK0whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NuyvDc5oK0w/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-12-0254.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006agZ86QaDpwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006agZ86QaDpw/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0340.jpg2011-01-08-0340.jpgLarge Jellyfish most likely Cyanea sp. amongst Giant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) Opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002D7x6akkrPYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002D7x6akkrPY/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-26-0085-1.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ATUjqn1Tv34https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ATUjqn1Tv34/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-26-0084.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kmvni3MZANghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kmvni3MZANg/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-26-0073.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M6lJ.8QeCW8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M6lJ.8QeCW8/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0392.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bK_7n8v3vOIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bK_7n8v3vOI/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0352.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r0k7aZOmj0Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r0k7aZOmj0M/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0280.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005x0XuRdIUKYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005x0XuRdIUKY/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0269.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gh5yH.EPADQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gh5yH.EPADQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0267-1.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EJviGCTAYjkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EJviGCTAYjk/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-09-0721.jpgSouth Island pied oystercatcherHaematopus finschi (South Island pied oystercatcher) Snells beach, Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zEqBdWs1XhYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zEqBdWs1XhY/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-09-0729.jpgSouth Island pied oystercatcherHaematopus finschi (South Island pied oystercatcher) Snells beach, Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w2b0ruc1cNghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w2b0ruc1cNg/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-09-0727.jpgSouth Island pied oystercatcherHaematopus finschi (South Island pied oystercatcher) Snells beach, Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s4WIMVwMLykhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s4WIMVwMLyk/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-27-0872.jpgVariable oystercatcherHaematopus unicolor (Variable oystercatcher) Great Mercury Island, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ln0tZEU3hpwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ln0tZEU3hpw/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-27-0868.jpgVariable oystercatcherHaematopus unicolor (Variable oystercatcher) Great Mercury Island, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FE.MFwiDO9ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FE.MFwiDO9g/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0068.jpgVariable oystercatcherHaematopus unicolor (Variable oystercatcher), Ngunguru , Northland New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006rqwwTPnmJchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006rqwwTPnmJc/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-09-0709.jpgNew Zealand dotterelCharadrius aquilonius (Northern New Zealand dotterel) Snells Beach, Auckland, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TFP5vWe67TMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TFP5vWe67TM/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-26-0006.jpg2011-02-26-0006.jpgTrachypoma macracanthus (Toadstool grouper) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 304.Boat: Pacific Hideaway..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 22.2 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 116:36 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 37.8 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,645 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,737 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IJRtj2CD.3Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IJRtj2CD.3M/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0073.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B6VbSqnwfh4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B6VbSqnwfh4/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-15-0187.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000066dOaBHQp0ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000066dOaBHQp0o/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-15-0142.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G.Tp4QD8tishttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G.Tp4QD8tis/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-26-0135.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CWe3MdbJoHQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CWe3MdbJoHQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-26-0131-1.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dy0DQcSMYpghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dy0DQcSMYpg/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-26-0114-2.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_2bKmASJy_ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_2bKmASJy_o/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-26-0108.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MnbFsP1SEm4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MnbFsP1SEm4/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-26-0067-2.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AQSQTYX1dbUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AQSQTYX1dbU/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-26-0062.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M8KIT2cpqkMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M8KIT2cpqkM/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-26-0059.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S5nOcUEV4JIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S5nOcUEV4JI/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-26-0053.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pjamJabAI20https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pjamJabAI20/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-26-0058.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B_r3B2Nut2Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B_r3B2Nut2A/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-26-0052-1.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000058L7W5qNZe8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000058L7W5qNZe8/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0364.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000061u1WhqzovIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000061u1WhqzovI/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0309.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_7i1NClFyV4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_7i1NClFyV4/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0127.jpgSouthern black backed gullLarus dominicanus (Southern black backed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007rV4DPBzd9Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007rV4DPBzd9A/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0437.jpgSouthern black backed gullLarus dominicanus (Southern black backed gull) juvenile. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gd3Od86Dz4Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gd3Od86Dz4U/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0407.jpgSouthern black backed gullLarus dominicanus (Southern black backed gull) juvenile. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008KQ4H7HLvqYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008KQ4H7HLvqY/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0424.jpgSouthern black backed gullLarus dominicanus (Southern black backed gull) juvenile. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zXLxE4s_Quchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zXLxE4s_Quc/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0245.jpgSouthern black backed gullLarus dominicanus (Southern black backed gull) juvenile. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UAomf9yxDgghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UAomf9yxDgg/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0218.jpgSouthern black backed gullLarus dominicanus (Southern black backed gull) juvenile. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eCThBb8BVdEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eCThBb8BVdE/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0229.jpgSouthern black backed gullLarus dominicanus (Southern black backed gull) juvenile. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_3wJCHQCkKIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_3wJCHQCkKI/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0130.jpgSouthern black backed gullLarus dominicanus (Southern black backed gull) juvenile. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VBxKo8D8xcQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VBxKo8D8xcQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0708.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Az6dAuuBMSMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Az6dAuuBMSM/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0667.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007DEgggd.fXIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007DEgggd.fXI/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0672.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PbiG8lm4WRMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PbiG8lm4WRM/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0666.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Dwk.UKhtumshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Dwk.UKhtums/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0631.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000071ppWTv5N9khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000071ppWTv5N9k/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0567.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000myPTJfFgLwwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000myPTJfFgLww/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0470.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000044Oog9pimHEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000044Oog9pimHE/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0385.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YwIRFQPebnEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YwIRFQPebnE/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0382.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004wSzkSy1ARUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004wSzkSy1ARU/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0377.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OC7r9yoLKoshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OC7r9yoLKos/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0349.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QWiO9BwXU6chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QWiO9BwXU6c/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0333.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000050Rkcq_Hpughttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000050Rkcq_Hpug/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0293-1.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q0_1Wgl8XHQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q0_1Wgl8XHQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0305-1.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZUEfUoP0ynIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZUEfUoP0ynI/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0295.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pTn31LC0p8Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pTn31LC0p8A/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0177.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xg40D7glThUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xg40D7glThU/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0202.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_j8JGnAd0iQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_j8JGnAd0iQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0060.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XQiIF3g_ufchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XQiIF3g_ufc/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0081.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t9EJQ5P9DWshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t9EJQ5P9DWs/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0047.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wYZJ6MW5ZkMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wYZJ6MW5ZkM/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-03-0176.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MLBoO2wAevYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MLBoO2wAevY/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0745.jpgToadstool grouperTrachypoma macracanthus (Toadstool grouper). Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 760. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 17.5 meters. Bottom Time: 78 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,372 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,450 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006bG1.NfeHjQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006bG1.NfeHjQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0959.jpg2009-10-31-0959.jpgTime stands still for Rebreather Diver Pete Mesley as he looks at a ship clock deep on the starboard side of the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class, Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MyyTwgf90Bwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MyyTwgf90Bw/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0966.jpg2009-10-31-0966.jpgJewell Anemones habitat a hand rail on a staircase deep inside the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class, Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hppOAUIor3Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hppOAUIor3E/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1561.jpgOrcaTransient Orca (Orcinus orca) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k2EZQvg2oO0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k2EZQvg2oO0/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1462.jpgOrcaTransient Orca (Orcinus orca) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ahi3NuYh.Achttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ahi3NuYh.Ac/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1460.jpgOrcaTransient Orca (Orcinus orca) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oySxTQV48s4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oySxTQV48s4/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1424.jpgOrcaTransient Orca (Orcinus orca) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BBs3u_smO5ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BBs3u_smO5o/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1392.jpgOrcaTransient Orca (Orcinus orca) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EXtcjkY1FN4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EXtcjkY1FN4/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1495.jpgOrcaTransient Orca (Orcinus orca) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Zp7ITrZADVwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Zp7ITrZADVw/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1486.jpgOrcaTransient Orca (Orcinus orca) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000btW_hUkyuuQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000btW_hUkyuuQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1395.jpgOrcaTransient Orca (Orcinus orca) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ng68iBKvAdghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ng68iBKvAdg/fit=1000x1000/2013-01-26-0137.jpg2013-01-26-0137.jpgThe remnants of a Pohutukawa Tree (Metrosideros excelsa) in Lake Taupo, New Zealand. Sunday 27 January 2013.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.Dive Number: 440.Site: Motutakiko Island, Taupo.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 12-19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 239:46 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 72 meters.Bottom Time: 77 minutes.Mix: 16:50.CNS: 46%.OTU: 40%.Bottom Time to Date: 28,476 minutes.Cumulative Time: 28,553 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R8a_X1Ex6q4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R8a_X1Ex6q4/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0305.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005dW9v1txWiYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005dW9v1txWiY/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0298.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yiiTO9h1IQMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yiiTO9h1IQM/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0290.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wjzRZ1YnaUchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wjzRZ1YnaUc/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0286.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_n_LL2JwG_shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_n_LL2JwG_s/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0284.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QmwH7Ge8s3Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QmwH7Ge8s3I/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0258-1.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NYwqtK8onXAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NYwqtK8onXA/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0237.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008deWVmKwi9Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008deWVmKwi9Q/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0246.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sTCKQeeGl08https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sTCKQeeGl08/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0224-2.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RkfYK7lY3V8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RkfYK7lY3V8/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0218.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009c85r7ZSGRohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009c85r7ZSGRo/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0207.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PSmGWffN_aghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PSmGWffN_ag/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0178.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qjjTXFBncUkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qjjTXFBncUk/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0196.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ApMe6DsS0pYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ApMe6DsS0pY/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0140.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P4htqVxTkBghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P4htqVxTkBg/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0133.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008LyyTc_TIqghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008LyyTc_TIqg/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0131.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PoEY3L3W4YYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PoEY3L3W4YY/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0118.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ufIeqbuuNcMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ufIeqbuuNcM/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0126.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NxC6dPCPKeMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NxC6dPCPKeM/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0112.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rot_gO1jLM4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rot_gO1jLM4/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0100-1.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000261izu4pD0ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000261izu4pD0g/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0106.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FBMinFiDiH8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FBMinFiDiH8/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0040.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.jYl90zbSaghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.jYl90zbSag/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0042.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LcN_18liXhAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LcN_18liXhA/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0036.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000002Z2nSHO9RUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000002Z2nSHO9RU/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0021-1.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ke77E9NnIMghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ke77E9NnIMg/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-25-0023.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d8UMZgt0np0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d8UMZgt0np0/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-15-0208.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004b8hPpSespIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004b8hPpSespI/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-15-0179.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007rDKGs8vy5Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007rDKGs8vy5U/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-15-0183.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EfVMkW_T5WMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EfVMkW_T5WM/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-15-0156.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vAex9Tievishttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vAex9Tievis/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-15-0148.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dl8XDKYskkQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dl8XDKYskkQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-15-0129.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007h9rx7..ptQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007h9rx7..ptQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-15-0139.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xZ81Utj9cpAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xZ81Utj9cpA/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-15-0081-1.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZkDU2ssrkuchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZkDU2ssrkuc/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-15-0064.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005lPLJbkZj30https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005lPLJbkZj30/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-15-0072.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000elZosT2e12chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000elZosT2e12c/fit=1000x1000/2015-03-15-0062.jpgBanded kokopuGalaxias fasciatus (Banded kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A99o9dNFDJkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A99o9dNFDJk/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-24-0248.jpg2008-03-24-0248.jpgBig Eye (Pempheris adspersus) at Pig Gully at Ohututea Bay Northland New Zealand..Monday 24 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 66 : PIG GULLY (Ohututea Bay)Northland with Northland Dive..Max Depth 22m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 47min. Bottom Time to Date 2680min Cumulative Time 2727min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CegSO.hlZeIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CegSO.hlZeI/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0289.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qx01TKXE.cIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qx01TKXE.cI/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0195.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u4bKz42Pk9Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u4bKz42Pk9Y/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-05-0084-1.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qpqh7JZKUY4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qpqh7JZKUY4/fit=1000x1000/2016-07-03-0163.jpgRed billed gullLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull). Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hClMSSZrC8Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hClMSSZrC8I/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0394.jpgGridled wrasseNotolabrus cinctus (Gridled wrasse).Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OJr1DsLfk88https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OJr1DsLfk88/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0797.jpgEldon’s galaxiasEldon’s galaxias (Galaxias eldoni). Tuesday 04 August 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Tn4plDLFRiYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Tn4plDLFRiY/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0594.jpgDusky galaxiasDusky galaxias (Galaxias pullus). Tuesday 04 August 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ak8sExLfnZIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ak8sExLfnZI/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0558.jpgDusky galaxiasDusky galaxias (Galaxias pullus). Tuesday 04 August 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NHnDZ0vWNjYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NHnDZ0vWNjY/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0522.jpgDusky galaxiasDusky galaxias (Galaxias pullus). Tuesday 04 August 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Omkbz7hxnhMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Omkbz7hxnhM/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0503.jpgLowland longjaw galaxiasLowland longjaw galaxias (Galaxias cobitinis). Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A91PxLTIEcwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A91PxLTIEcw/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0501.jpgLowland longjaw galaxiasLowland longjaw galaxias (Galaxias cobitinis). Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d5gra8EZ9sMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d5gra8EZ9sM/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0488.jpgLowland longjaw galaxiasLowland longjaw galaxias (Galaxias cobitinis). Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lJnT6aUpws4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lJnT6aUpws4/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0485.jpgLowland longjaw galaxiasLowland longjaw galaxias (Galaxias cobitinis). Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F9mGCRUt2C0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F9mGCRUt2C0/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0433.jpgLowland longjaw galaxiasLowland longjaw galaxias (Galaxias cobitinis). Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y4vlNROvGpkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y4vlNROvGpk/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0428.jpgLowland longjaw galaxiasLowland longjaw galaxias (Galaxias cobitinis). Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yOwx_CcVsBghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yOwx_CcVsBg/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0414.jpgLowland longjaw galaxiasLowland longjaw galaxias (Galaxias cobitinis). Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TS6f_BS89xAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TS6f_BS89xA/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0425.jpgLowland longjaw galaxiasLowland longjaw galaxias (Galaxias cobitinis). Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DazzowluMakhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DazzowluMak/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0363.jpgLowland longjaw galaxiasLowland longjaw galaxias (Galaxias cobitinis). Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JjHI.O8wPU8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JjHI.O8wPU8/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0397.jpgLowland longjaw galaxiasLowland longjaw galaxias (Galaxias cobitinis). Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NNV8RnRJRMwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NNV8RnRJRMw/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0372.jpgLowland longjaw galaxiasLowland longjaw galaxias (Galaxias cobitinis). Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eGIvXIAjmQshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eGIvXIAjmQs/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-10-0408.jpgGiant kokopuAbstract lateral image of a Giant kokopu (Galaxias argenteus). The Galaxiidae family was named after the Giant Kokopu’s profusely spotted colouration resembling the Night Sky. Monday 10 August 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LIx0jar34AQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LIx0jar34AQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-12-0215-2.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zNLkMDgHOKYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zNLkMDgHOKY/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-12-0210-1.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eh3i1PHHhH4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eh3i1PHHhH4/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-12-0204-1.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006I.k_ojUuyohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006I.k_ojUuyo/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-12-0197.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K_vQDs4i.BIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K_vQDs4i.BI/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-12-0193-2.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JtOK6KCHYW8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JtOK6KCHYW8/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-12-0128.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OgOPake5yaAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OgOPake5yaA/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-12-0121.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aub4U.npF28https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aub4U.npF28/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-12-0136.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001QKDdIByZTkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001QKDdIByZTk/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-12-0087.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bZE45JifQZQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bZE45JifQZQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-12-0085.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H2foxmvt2Zchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H2foxmvt2Zc/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-12-0070.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l3HH9CroZekhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l3HH9CroZek/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-12-0046.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NWR4ipMMWSUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NWR4ipMMWSU/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-12-0043.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kCvUDza3jFIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kCvUDza3jFI/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-12-0040.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AaO7oDlNhoAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AaO7oDlNhoA/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-12-0031.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t59CjrVut6Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t59CjrVut6I/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-12-0026-1.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000moS9aSFhzEYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000moS9aSFhzEY/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-11-1538.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ox9fzPlhub4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ox9fzPlhub4/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-11-1520.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YN9iDC5hdIQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YN9iDC5hdIQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-11-1518.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Lfb48niElUAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Lfb48niElUA/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-11-1494-1.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SB4IyH6dyvEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SB4IyH6dyvE/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-11-1469.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000022W.AIsx4.ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000022W.AIsx4.g/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-11-1339-1.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000jRIRfzMmtUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000jRIRfzMmtU/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-11-1315.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xb_AsjZYnsAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xb_AsjZYnsA/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-11-1294.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hnSbmOKckbchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hnSbmOKckbc/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-11-1268.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W.jRfjrBqsohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W.jRfjrBqso/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-11-0945-1.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qshn8AEbPDUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qshn8AEbPDU/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-11-0892.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RYJp_hkt_a0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RYJp_hkt_a0/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-11-0944-1.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_MJiSmKEHU4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_MJiSmKEHU4/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-11-0829.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000o.Os8w_Qxohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000o.Os8w_Qxo/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-11-0774.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aY0cHu8pupghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aY0cHu8pupg/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-11-0587.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PE8BsUUCPIghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PE8BsUUCPIg/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-09-0529.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kttx_V5WNN4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kttx_V5WNN4/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-09-0342.jpgGiant kokopuGalaxias argenteus (Giant kokopu). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dd3tNc8D6aIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dd3tNc8D6aI/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0012.jpg2009-11-15-0012.jpgYellow-black triplefin (Forsterygion flavonigrum) at the Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sy.gy3urPVIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sy.gy3urPVI/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0227.jpg2009-07-26-0227.jpgA Gem Nudibranch (Dendrodoris denisoni) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gxTah8ZgWW8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gxTah8ZgWW8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0228.jpg2013-04-10-0228.JPGForsterygion varium (Variable triplefin) at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 454 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 253:01 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 22.2 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 69% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,911 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,036 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BC4iTGH7qIUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BC4iTGH7qIU/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0947.jpgSei whaleBalaenoptera borealis (Sei whale) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uzkFCRTlXEohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uzkFCRTlXEo/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0937.jpgSei whaleBalaenoptera borealis (Sei whale) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m.C4OleA86ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m.C4OleA86o/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0944.jpgSei whaleBalaenoptera borealis (Sei whale) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fQS0tZgOzb8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fQS0tZgOzb8/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0945.jpgSei whaleBalaenoptera borealis (Sei whale) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_BSm5uSQE2chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_BSm5uSQE2c/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0927.jpgSei whaleBalaenoptera borealis (Sei whale) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EHWbPYM1X0chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EHWbPYM1X0c/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0936.jpgSei whaleBalaenoptera borealis (Sei whale) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000032oK67lceDshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000032oK67lceDs/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0904.jpgCuvier's beaked whaleZiphius cavirostris (Cuvier's beaked whale) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sVlluPhIsfQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sVlluPhIsfQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0898.jpgCuvier's beaked whaleZiphius cavirostris (Cuvier's beaked whale) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SwIGi31pVEchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SwIGi31pVEc/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0895.jpgCuvier's beaked whaleZiphius cavirostris (Cuvier's beaked whale) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I2hIkdxagfshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I2hIkdxagfs/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0878.jpgCuvier's beaked whaleZiphius cavirostris (Cuvier's beaked whale) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_6u5eAXtWUkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_6u5eAXtWUk/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0871.jpgCuvier's beaked whaleZiphius cavirostris (Cuvier's beaked whale) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sEqwgAZT6pshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sEqwgAZT6ps/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0868.jpgCuvier's beaked whaleZiphius cavirostris (Cuvier's beaked whale) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gFM7NhpnzyUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gFM7NhpnzyU/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0869.jpgCuvier's beaked whaleZiphius cavirostris (Cuvier's beaked whale) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EUljnkat0U8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EUljnkat0U8/fit=1000x1000/Untitled-1.jpgUntitled-1.jpghttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JheoUv95044https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JheoUv95044/fit=1000x1000/2013-11-23-0019.jpg2013-11-23-0019.jpgArgonauta nodosa (Paper nautilus) shell. Saturday 23 November 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 499 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon. Dive Andrew Simpson. Time: 11:00 Temperature: 16 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 308:46 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 52.9 meters Bottom Time: 106 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 55% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 33,805 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,911 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qk_h2p_LvTIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qk_h2p_LvTI/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0308.jpgCrown of thorns starfishAcanthaster planci (Crown of thorns starfish). Saturday 03 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 758 Site: Milne Islets, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,250 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,310 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k.3SzWcsEIkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k.3SzWcsEIk/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-1369.jpg2010-09-23-1369.jpgPictured: Kahi Harawira works the night talking to the whales and keeping them calm in freezing temperatures in the stream near Spirits Bay Beach where the whales rest and recuperate. .On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MfdL5Q2_AD4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MfdL5Q2_AD4/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-20-0330-1.jpgMaori OctopusOctopus maorum (Maori octopus) underneath the wharf at Leigh, Auckland. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PJP3tnxCZJkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PJP3tnxCZJk/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-20-0273.jpgMaori OctopusOctopus maorum (Maori octopus) underneath the wharf at Leigh, Auckland. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000agmphq41aochttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000agmphq41aoc/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-20-0178.jpgMaori OctopusOctopus maorum (Maori octopus) underneath the wharf at Leigh, Auckland. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008ym9GO2wV4khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008ym9GO2wV4k/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-20-0171.jpgMaori OctopusOctopus maorum (Maori octopus) underneath the wharf at Leigh, Auckland. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VhFq7yGjSDIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VhFq7yGjSDI/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0200.jpgOctopus tetricusOctopus tetricus on the Eastern side of Burgess Island in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Saturday 17 October 2009 Photograph Richard Robinson. Dive Number 190 Boat : Apollo, Goat Island Dive. Site : Eastern side of Burgess Island (Pokohinu) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group. Max Depth 23.2 m. Temp 18c. O2 32% Bottom Time 59min. Bottom Time to Date 9656 min. Cumulative Time 9715 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000epUCWbIyGZQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000epUCWbIyGZQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0651.jpgDusky galaxiasDusky galaxias (Galaxias pullus). Tuesday 04 August 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K0emAW5ewXYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K0emAW5ewXY/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0640.jpgDusky galaxiasDusky galaxias (Galaxias pullus). Tuesday 04 August 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000synrJmuI6JMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000synrJmuI6JM/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0611.jpgDusky galaxiasDusky galaxias (Galaxias pullus). Tuesday 04 August 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005dF2Q_eUsJQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005dF2Q_eUsJQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-04-0603.jpgDusky galaxiasDusky galaxias (Galaxias pullus). Tuesday 04 August 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Tuesday 04 August 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008yf84BbWXaUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008yf84BbWXaU/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0173.jpg2010-04-21-0173.jpgTiger shell (Maurea tigris) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 248.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 51:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.8 meters..Bottom Time: 88 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,823 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,911 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GzM7mBA8zaMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GzM7mBA8zaM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0436-2.jpg2011-05-15-0436-2.JPGA Galapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) circles a lone large boulder covered in algae at Boat Cove, Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 342 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 10 meters. Bottom Time: 55 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,403 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,458 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yow4zuJLoGchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yow4zuJLoGc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0345-2.jpg2011-05-15-0345-2.JPGKyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer) at Boat Cove, Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 342 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 10 meters. Bottom Time: 55 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,403 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,458 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007cYX6zpSymohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007cYX6zpSymo/fit=1000x1000/2013-10-19-0048-2.jpg2013-10-19-0048_2.JPGKurodavolva wakayamensis (Spindle cowry) inhabiting Primnoa sp. (Beaded gorgonian). Saturday 19 October 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 495 Site: Spindle Reef, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:30 Temperature: 14 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 304:42 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 65% OTU: 57% Bottom Time to Date: 33,541 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,663 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C8kw.xpVFGYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C8kw.xpVFGY/fit=1000x1000/Blue-Shark.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf Auckland. June 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yrP1Tel2xY4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yrP1Tel2xY4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0126.jpgGold-ribbon GrouperGold-ribbon Grouper (Aulacocephalus temmincki) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a3tlUeetN40https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a3tlUeetN40/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0801.jpgBlack CoralAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 516 Site: Acheron Passage, Eastern Side, North of Wet Jacket Arm, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:37 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 320:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters Bottom Time: 171 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 62% Bottom Time to Date: 34,929 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,100 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kXE2w8FWLdMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kXE2w8FWLdM/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0286.jpg2012-02-18-0286.jpgCryptichthys jojettae (Cryptic triplefin)..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I.Qz0_ZKgBkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I.Qz0_ZKgBk/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1369.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HMo7QAWmuSMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HMo7QAWmuSM/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1358.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U4aHxrn0MQ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U4aHxrn0MQ8/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1346.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G5nqRytdPdghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G5nqRytdPdg/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1333.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GSSOX521fDIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GSSOX521fDI/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1331.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oCl4o37o8B0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oCl4o37o8B0/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1327.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qFWrdqhuPnQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qFWrdqhuPnQ/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1298.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FwuPK5DX4Vchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FwuPK5DX4Vc/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1266.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NrAo4yPeDwIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NrAo4yPeDwI/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1264.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nvTNs54nsj8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nvTNs54nsj8/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1105.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005.Fi9AgPds0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005.Fi9AgPds0/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1091.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hythc6QNYJUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hythc6QNYJU/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1085.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x55MX8zbn50https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x55MX8zbn50/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1081.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cBJ46JITyzMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cBJ46JITyzM/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1078.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QoToRHDC.sAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QoToRHDC.sA/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1062.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BU42JlwVV6ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BU42JlwVV6g/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1046.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000hglWhK5Swohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000hglWhK5Swo/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-1033-1.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fiRi6O94Wdkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fiRi6O94Wdk/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0825-1.jpgNew Zealand storm petrelFregetta maoriana (New Zealand storm petrel) at the 505 Seamount, New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HKIS08VP2A4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HKIS08VP2A4/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0630.jpgWhite-faced Storm petrelPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cqo5kjPL7_4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cqo5kjPL7_4/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0629.jpgWhite-faced Storm petrelPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KmdgrGoPOv0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KmdgrGoPOv0/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0364.jpgFluttering shearwaterPuffinus gavia (Fluttering shearwater). Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xw75A0TwYlkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xw75A0TwYlk/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0367.jpgFluttering shearwaterPuffinus gavia (Fluttering shearwater). Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k3fMBL4NSkshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k3fMBL4NSks/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0831.jpg2015-15-05-0831.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000gRkKx2f1JMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000gRkKx2f1JM/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0827.jpg2015-15-05-0827.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w8P0Wx4vUAAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w8P0Wx4vUAA/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0817.jpg2015-15-05-0817.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EAA3IWtts2Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EAA3IWtts2U/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0735.jpg2015-15-05-0735.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WaokvesxhQAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WaokvesxhQA/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0794.jpg2015-15-05-0794.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X_6BbHc8wFIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X_6BbHc8wFI/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0734.jpg2015-15-05-0734.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bk4wotolaj4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bk4wotolaj4/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0722.jpg2015-15-05-0722.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tSPiqiBG95khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tSPiqiBG95k/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0719.jpg2015-15-05-0719.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GUR8L9xa8jAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GUR8L9xa8jA/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0717.jpg2015-15-05-0717.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GBJBz9jfi5chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GBJBz9jfi5c/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0704.jpg2015-15-05-0704.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_zVyxWfMfPkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_zVyxWfMfPk/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0673.jpg2015-15-05-0673.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000mI3wO_nZJMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000mI3wO_nZJM/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0666.jpg2015-15-05-0666.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R4plPm6Cr90https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R4plPm6Cr90/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0632.jpgWhite-faced Storm petrelPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HqNmoApCQBUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HqNmoApCQBU/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0621.jpgWhite-faced Storm petrelPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JzeXcsAW4ZQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JzeXcsAW4ZQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0620.jpgWhite-faced Storm petrelPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BUO_jLkdEEYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BUO_jLkdEEY/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0619.jpgWhite-faced Storm petrelPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VohWjkUNS3khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VohWjkUNS3k/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0612.jpgWhite-faced Storm petrelPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wq9gFc7GGKQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wq9gFc7GGKQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0547.jpg2015-15-05-0547.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lYPFCRXee9ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lYPFCRXee9g/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0527.jpg2015-15-05-0527.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003MbfuRqNAAchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003MbfuRqNAAc/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0524.jpg2015-15-05-0524.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ib2cRMQwxrIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ib2cRMQwxrI/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0523.jpg2015-15-05-0523.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PVI27jP1rXQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PVI27jP1rXQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0520.jpg2015-15-05-0520.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PnhpjwZlJT0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PnhpjwZlJT0/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0514.jpg2015-15-05-0514.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JrkfDBxRS08https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JrkfDBxRS08/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0512.jpg2015-15-05-0512.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c0ZZ.A89HUkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c0ZZ.A89HUk/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0501.jpg2015-15-05-0501.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pVuBYtrxWJohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pVuBYtrxWJo/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0499.jpg2015-15-05-0499.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bmiC_SSO2U4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bmiC_SSO2U4/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0496.jpg2015-15-05-0496.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CxgMX3F0IeEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CxgMX3F0IeE/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0492.jpg2015-15-05-0492.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YR_LwAoR2.8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YR_LwAoR2.8/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0484.jpg2015-15-05-0484.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s9W0WKCx0OYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s9W0WKCx0OY/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0483.jpg2015-15-05-0483.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qFHWXAp9ykohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qFHWXAp9yko/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0481.jpg2015-15-05-0481.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RZkj_uUJeNMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RZkj_uUJeNM/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0476.jpg2015-15-05-0476.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_FSKpHH6iJYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_FSKpHH6iJY/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0464.jpg2015-15-05-0464.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W1myFIYvpYIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W1myFIYvpYI/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0441.jpg2015-15-05-0441.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000on45_hfz.dshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000on45_hfz.ds/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0437.jpg2015-15-05-0437.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rnNiICzGGDYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rnNiICzGGDY/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0390.jpg2015-15-05-0390.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001qn0ZcwhIg0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001qn0ZcwhIg0/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0355.jpg2015-15-05-0355.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xWP5GYwWhAUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xWP5GYwWhAU/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0329.jpg2015-15-05-0329.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W6vQH10LeV0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W6vQH10LeV0/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0348.jpg2015-15-05-0348.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mynNt7GhTDUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mynNt7GhTDU/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0327.jpg2015-15-05-0327.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S1AteTTu9Pwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S1AteTTu9Pw/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0301.jpg2015-15-05-0301.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Gu3FsvN8BNohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Gu3FsvN8BNo/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0300.jpg2015-15-05-0300.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vS21NPFo2Zchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vS21NPFo2Zc/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0293.jpg2015-15-05-0293.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nzP5wGSN1VMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nzP5wGSN1VM/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0289-1.jpg2015-15-05-0289_1.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m50fLv4V__chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m50fLv4V__c/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0284.jpg2015-15-05-0284.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LVNosO3.mSIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LVNosO3.mSI/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0288.jpg2015-15-05-0288.jpgPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009wVsrFQPphchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009wVsrFQPphc/fit=1000x1000/2015-15-05-0170.jpgWhite-faced Storm petrelPelagodroma marina (White-faced Storm petrel) Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Friday 04 December 2015. Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sKSf54Pi8NEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sKSf54Pi8NE/fit=1000x1000/2008-11-30-0341.jpg2008-11-30-0341.jpgA Gem Nudibranch (Dendrodoris denisoni) feeds upon the Bryozoan (Catenicellidae sp.) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand.Sunday 30 November 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 127 Max Depth 26.5 m. Average Depth 10.7m. Temp 17 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 80 min. Bottom Time to Date 5585 min Cumulative Time 5665 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_NnypafszPEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_NnypafszPE/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0048.jpg2009-10-17-0048.jpgJason's Nudibranch (Jason mirabilis) is usually found on the hydroid (Solanderia ericopsis) its main food source. Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Saturday 17 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009..Dive Number 189.Boat : Apollo, Goat Island Dive..Site : Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group..Max Depth 28 m..Temp 19c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 56 min..Bottom Time to Date 9600 min..Cumulative Time 9656 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BwQnNmz9VTYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BwQnNmz9VTY/fit=1000x1000/2013-10-19-0022.jpg2013-10-19-0022.JPGKurodavolva wakayamensis (Spindle cowry) inhabiting Primnoa sp. (Beaded gorgonian). Saturday 19 October 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 495 Site: Spindle Reef, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:30 Temperature: 14 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 304:42 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 65% OTU: 57% Bottom Time to Date: 33,541 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,663 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000igRWaHV3smshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000igRWaHV3sms/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0037-3.jpg2011-05-14-0037-3.JPGA featherstar of the class Crinoidea at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IHB1g6zZEpIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IHB1g6zZEpI/fit=1000x1000/2007-11-16-0649.jpg2007-11-16-0649.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Friday 16 November 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DL_p3hIT2zchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DL_p3hIT2zc/fit=1000x1000/2007-11-16-0025.jpg2007-11-16-0025.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Friday 16 November 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003ZKx40KLAJ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003ZKx40KLAJ8/fit=1000x1000/2007-08-13-0436.jpg2007-08-13-0436.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Pictured : A NZ Fur Seal. The NZ Fur Seals at Marineland are all either animals that have been brought in sick or have been bred from sick and injured animals..Monday 13 August 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zHu.rvNa8rwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zHu.rvNa8rw/fit=1000x1000/2007-05-21-319.jpg2007-05-21-319.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Pictured : Kelly in her main pool..Monday 21 May 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oyRm8llrKRYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oyRm8llrKRY/fit=1000x1000/2007-05-21-138.jpg2007-05-21-138.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Monday 21 May 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bHyucDkf15Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bHyucDkf15A/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0365.jpg2011-01-11-0365.jpgA pod of Dusky dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obscurus) reaching their southern limits pictured on a journey back from the Sub Antarctic, Auckland Islands to Dunedin, New Zealand..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000066zczhuKT.Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000066zczhuKT.E/fit=1000x1000/2013-01-26-0126.jpg2013-01-26-0126.jpgThe remnants of a Pohutukawa Tree (Metrosideros excelsa) in Lake Taupo, New Zealand. Sunday 27 January 2013.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.Dive Number: 440.Site: Motutakiko Island, Taupo.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 12-19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 239:46 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 72 meters.Bottom Time: 77 minutes.Mix: 16:50.CNS: 46%.OTU: 40%.Bottom Time to Date: 28,476 minutes.Cumulative Time: 28,553 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IfAn3YlIigIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IfAn3YlIigI/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0257.jpg2010-10-03-0257.jpgNotoclinops yaldwyni (Yaldwyn's triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ccWRznW2T7ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ccWRznW2T7o/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0111.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006YYOAsFVY4ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006YYOAsFVY4g/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0020.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004NkMQznfkzEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004NkMQznfkzE/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0121-1.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SaPT6tPZjc4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SaPT6tPZjc4/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0044.jpgSnake EelSnake Eel (Ophisurus serpens) at Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Sunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 257.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 15.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 62:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 14.7 meters..Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,465 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,559 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hISNWs3dNc8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hISNWs3dNc8/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0049.jpgSnake EelSnake Eel (Ophisurus serpens) at Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Sunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 257.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 15.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 62:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 14.7 meters..Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,465 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,559 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h5zKDvVR5A4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h5zKDvVR5A4/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0240-2.jpg2012-04-15-0240-2.jpgBranchiomma sp. (Purple fanworm). Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 358.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 15 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,760 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,845 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E8CBnQrdHOohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E8CBnQrdHOo/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0752.jpg2011-01-09-0752.jpgNew Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) on Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vHa7WLIcKuwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vHa7WLIcKuw/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0221.jpg2011-01-09-0221.jpgNew Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) pups at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FICe1FJkZychttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FICe1FJkZyc/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0484-2.jpg2011-01-08-0484-2.jpgA Juvenile male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IeUE3RapzKMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IeUE3RapzKM/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0413.jpg2011-01-08-0413.jpgA Juvenile male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006o5gPrpSIQ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006o5gPrpSIQ0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0389-2.jpg2011-01-08-0389-2.jpgA Juvenile male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jViZMnTNqGshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jViZMnTNqGs/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0388.jpg2011-01-08-0388.jpgA Juvenile male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L5R9K6n4nf8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L5R9K6n4nf8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0354.jpg2011-01-08-0354.jpgA Juvenile male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ExRq76xvBTkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ExRq76xvBTk/fit=1000x1000/Poorknights-0009.jpgPoorknights -0009.jpgThe Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve once described by Jacques Cousteau as one of the top 10 dive sites in the world, lies off the coast of Northland, washed by warm currents swept South from the Coral Sea It is one of New Zealand's 31 Marine Reserves.. UNESCO is currently deliberating on making it a World Heritage Site. .Pictured : A lone Pigfish (Bodianus unimaculatus) in Blue Maomao Atrch.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003kuse_BOsvQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003kuse_BOsvQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0327.jpg2012-02-18-0327.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dKYbQee..fshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dKYbQee..fs/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-04-0012.jpg2010-09-04-0012.jpgThe Remarkables Mountain Range in Queenstown, South Island of New Zealand on the way to the the Cromwell Dive Club clubs 23rd annual trip Ice Diving at Lake Alta held in conjunction with Scuba Steve of Wanaka..Saturday 04 September 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PVZipM3b8bghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PVZipM3b8bg/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0069.jpgPlagiotremus tapeinosoma (Mimic blenny)Plagiotremus tapeinosoma (Mimic blenny)..Sunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 352.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mine Shaft Cave..Temperature: 19.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 194:29 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,201 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,282 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OdE4Szqw_HQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OdE4Szqw_HQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0049.jpgPlagiotremus tapeinosoma (Mimic blenny)Plagiotremus tapeinosoma (Mimic blenny)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 365.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 211:42 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters..Bottom Time: 95 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,337 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,432 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002YRcYMXGlbUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002YRcYMXGlbU/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-23-0003.jpg2009-05-23-0003.jpgA Blue-eyed triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) sits upon a broken yellow sponge (Stellatta crater) at the Poor Knights marine reserve, New Zealand. .Saturday 23 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 164.Max Depth 28 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 96 min..Bottom Time to Date 7991 min..Cumulative Time 8087 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Pe9tYkE4dj0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Pe9tYkE4dj0/fit=1000x1000/2013-07-13-0003.jpg2013-07-13-0003.jpgFlabellina albomarginata (Nudibranch). Saturday 13 July 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 487 Site: Ann's Rock, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Kent Erickson Time: 10:30 Temperature: 16 Maximum Depth: 16 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Mix: 21 OC Bottom Time to Date: 32,948 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,008 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hQLn5FwE5K8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hQLn5FwE5K8/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-25-0499-2.jpg2012-07-25-0499 (2).JPGGreen Turtle (Chelonia mydas) known fondly as Tiny by the Turtle Rehabilitation Program at Kelly Tarlton's Underwater World. Tiny weighed only 657 grams and measured 174mm long and 172mm wide when it washed up on the 26 September 2010 at Muriwai Beach on Auckland's rugged West Coast. At the last measurement on 08 July 2012 it weighed in at 4.44kg and almost 3x the size at 340mm long and 316mm wide. Wednesday 25 July 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MMO7UI3_M9whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MMO7UI3_M9w/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0278.jpgWaikare Wreck 1910The wreck of the Waikare 1910 at Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sDT0A2Pxkv8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sDT0A2Pxkv8/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-06-0142.jpgButterfly perchCaesioperca ledidoptera (Butterfly perch) amongst Antipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Sunday 06 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 518 Site: First Cove Wall, Breaksea Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:24 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 323:47 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.5 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 35,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,291 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.Ks.rVjmCs8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.Ks.rVjmCs8/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0069.jpgFiordland Black CoralAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NyRWWqaEOnMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NyRWWqaEOnM/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0142.jpgSnake StarAstrobrachion constrictum (Snake star) living mutualistically on Antipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NRxu7SJIZj0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NRxu7SJIZj0/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0619.jpgBlack CoralAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fj69MhupeL4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fj69MhupeL4/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0646-1.jpgBlack CoralAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u52nELSROrohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u52nELSROro/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0465.jpgFiordland Black CoralAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pGFRhXyi9Tchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pGFRhXyi9Tc/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0728-1.jpgBlack CoralAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.ztOsn4q0_Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.ztOsn4q0_U/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-06-0126.jpgButterfly perchCaesioperca ledidoptera (Butterfly perch) amongst Antipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Sunday 06 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 518 Site: First Cove Wall, Breaksea Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:24 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 323:47 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.5 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 35,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,291 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XhYZl_gnN4ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XhYZl_gnN4o/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0345.jpg2010-04-17-0345.jpgNudibranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 238.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Kent Ericksen. .Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 39.14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,067minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,147minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XwWaog1PwQQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XwWaog1PwQQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0231.jpg2015-01-23-0231.jpgYellow Boxfish (Ostracion cubicus). Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006fxNKGHl1N8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006fxNKGHl1N8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0441-2.jpg2011-05-24-0441-2.JPGOcean Blue Eye (Schedophilus velaiani) a deepwater species pictured at the northern point of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 361 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern Point of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31 meters. Bottom Time: 49 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,358 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,407 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tk5Mmgojcl0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tk5Mmgojcl0/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0745-1.jpgToadstool grouperTrachypoma macracanthus (Toadstool grouper). Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 760. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 17.5 meters. Bottom Time: 78 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,372 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,450 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A61T3Yl9c6ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A61T3Yl9c6g/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0156.jpg2010-04-21-0156.jpgLong-Finned Boar Fish (Zanclistius elevatus) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 248.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 51:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.8 meters..Bottom Time: 88 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,823 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,911 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MIm70osb76Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MIm70osb76U/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0279-2.jpg2011-05-19-0279-2.JPGEye-stripe surgeonfish (Acanthurus dussumieri) a new record in New Zealand for an adult on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000joexp6DeBVkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000joexp6DeBVk/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0326.jpg2011-04-10-0326.jpgToadstool grouper (Trachypoma macracanthus) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Sunday 10 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 328.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters..Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mStC.1sYJIghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mStC.1sYJIg/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0235.jpg2013-04-12-0235.JPGOdax cyanoallix (Blue-Finned Butterfish) female, endemic to the Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 457 Site: North West corner, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 257:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.4 meters Bottom Time: 72 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,252 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,324 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aa9dE6LCRmEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aa9dE6LCRmE/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0889-1.jpg2014-03-11-0889_1.jpgBovichtus variegatus (Thornfish) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 505 Site: Landing Hut Cove, Antipodes Islands Time: 15:27 Maximum Depth: 10 meters Bottom Time: 33 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 34,161minutes Cumulative Time: 34,194minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wm50V8fWb0Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wm50V8fWb0A/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-02-0160.jpg2011-12-02-0160.jpgGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 384.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 11.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 174:11 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 62.5 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,847 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,932 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wkJspsrCuVIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wkJspsrCuVI/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0039.jpgYellow BoxfishOstracion cubicus (Yellow Boxfish) female. Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 762. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 367:56. Maximum Depth: 35.5 meters. Bottom Time: 74 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,515 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,589 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sNYTQjw43nUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sNYTQjw43nU/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-28-0122-2.jpg2010-03-28-0122-2.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 28 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 234.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 33.29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,733 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,811 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n33DRKTHlyohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n33DRKTHlyo/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0005.jpgJock StewartHelicolenus percoides (Jock Stewart, Sea Perch). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eJbfo4Y8lrchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eJbfo4Y8lrc/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0134.jpg2011-07-17-0134.jpgThysanozoon brochii (Flat worm) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 372.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.2 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 158:17 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 15.9 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,896 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,955 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ouRrWrR2Poghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ouRrWrR2Pog/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0059.jpgSunset wrasseThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse)Juvenile. Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 762. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 367:56. Maximum Depth: 35.5 meters. Bottom Time: 74 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,515 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,589 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005eknt7yYs.Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005eknt7yYs.M/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0032.jpg2012-04-19-0032.dngAstrobrachion constrictum (Snake star) which lives mutualistically on Antipatharia (Black Coral)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 365.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 211:42 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters..Bottom Time: 95 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,337 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,432 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xR6kHqLitP8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xR6kHqLitP8/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-11-0010.jpg2010-07-11-0010.jpgKingfish (Seriola lalandi) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 11 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 269.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 12.5 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 79:01 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 36.2 meters...Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,490 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,584 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cKCxamFBdE4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cKCxamFBdE4/fit=1000x1000/Bottlenose-dolphin.jpgBottlenose dolphin.jpgA pod of Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) lead a pod of False-killer whales (Pseudorca crassidens) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Tuesday 20 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004XazHbjT8AAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004XazHbjT8AA/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-27-0039.jpg2011-03-27-0039.jpgNotoclinops segmentatus (Blue-eyed triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 311.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 126:10 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 17.4 meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,219 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,318 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.LylhH94EJghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.LylhH94EJg/fit=1000x1000/2008-11-30-0028.jpg2008-11-30-0028.jpgA Clown Nudibranchs (Creatosoma amonea) at Middle Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand...Sunday 30 November 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 126 Max Depth 25.6 m. Average Depth 13.6m. Temp 17 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 70 min. Bottom Time to Date 5515 min Cumulative Time 5585 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oXnnA.Ga2Vghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oXnnA.Ga2Vg/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0218.jpgOctopus tetricusOctopus tetricus on the Eastern side of Burgess Island in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Saturday 17 October 2009 Photograph Richard Robinson. Dive Number 190 Boat : Apollo, Goat Island Dive. Site : Eastern side of Burgess Island (Pokohinu) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group. Max Depth 23.2 m. Temp 18c. O2 32% Bottom Time 59min. Bottom Time to Date 9656 min. Cumulative Time 9715 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009sbVkVKomE4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009sbVkVKomE4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0357.jpg2011-01-08-0357.jpgA Juvenile male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fPqsB8ol_sAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fPqsB8ol_sA/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0199.jpgHypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch)Hypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch) at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 186.Boat : Yukon.Site : Rosalie Bay.Max Depth 23.4 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 49 min..Bottom Time to Date 9431 min..Cumulative Time 9480min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.CmkYsU9kD0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.CmkYsU9kD0/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0379.jpg2009-12-19-0379.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HWqQevsNdpchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HWqQevsNdpc/fit=1000x1000/2012-10-25-0073.jpg2012-10-25-0073.jpgThe Poor Knights Islands marine reserve. Te Paki (Wild Beast) Point looking South. Thursday 25 October 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qIeEPXig2p8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qIeEPXig2p8/fit=1000x1000/2012-10-25-0051.jpg2012-10-25-0051.jpgThe Poor Knights Islands marine reserve. The Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks). Thursday 25 October 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XsKEVlzYWoIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XsKEVlzYWoI/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-05-0141.jpg2011-08-05-0141.jpgMokohinau Islands lighthouse on Burgess Island in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. Friday 05 August 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Gfxe9Mwaw0Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Gfxe9Mwaw0Y/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-05-0163.jpg2011-08-05-0163.jpgMokohinau Islands lighthouse on Burgess Island in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. Friday 05 August 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000clZJR7v13Rwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000clZJR7v13Rw/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-05-0139.jpg2011-08-05-0139.jpgMokohinau Islands lighthouse on Burgess Island in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. Friday 05 August 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009q6gCfPqyRkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009q6gCfPqyRk/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-05-0120.jpg2011-08-05-0120.jpgFlax Islands in the Mokohinau Island groupth, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Friday 05 August 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P.179f2VkxEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P.179f2VkxE/fit=1000x1000/Poorknights-0004.jpgPoorknights -0004.jpgThe Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve once described by Jacques Cousteau as one of the top 10 dive sites in the world, lies off the coast of Northland, washed by warm currents swept South from the Coral Sea It is one of New Zealand's 31 Marine Reserves.. UNESCO is currently deliberating on making it a World Heritage Site. .Pictured : A Porae (Nemadactylus douglasii).https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sGrZnmisns4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sGrZnmisns4/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-31-0283.jpg2011-03-31-0283.jpgThursday 31 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 325.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 143:46 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.9 meters..Bottom Time: 77 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,306 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,383 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_0Eerb6XdiAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_0Eerb6XdiA/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0206.jpg2009-07-25-0206.jpgPink Maomao (Caprodon longimanus) at Landing Bay Pinnacle at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 171.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Landing Bay Pinnacle..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 25%.Bottom Time 60 min..Bottom Time to Date 8487 min..Cumulative Time 8547 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007CtVHiIFbakhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007CtVHiIFbak/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-29-0121.jpg2011-03-29-0121.jpgCaprodon longimanus (Pink maomao).Tuesday 29 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 320.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 136:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 33.2 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,883 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,969 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z3c_FhEvNv4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z3c_FhEvNv4/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-01-0067.jpgScorpion fishScorpaena cardinalis (Northern Scorpionfish) sits on the yellow sponge Iophon proximum. Thursday 01 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 528 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 11:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 348:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 80.3 meters Bottom Time: 183 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 101% OTU: 88% Bottom Time to Date: 36,490 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,673 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UMQ1bxLcveEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UMQ1bxLcveE/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-20-0030.jpgScorpionfishScorpaena cardinalis (Northern Scorpionfish) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 20 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 306.Boat: Yukon Charters..Dive Buddy : Jane Mclaren..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 113:35 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 33 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,453 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,555 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ssRlMsVCrIghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ssRlMsVCrIg/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-11-0259.jpgGolden SnapperCentroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper) at Hollow Hill, Southern Side of Princes Islands, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 11 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 455 Site: Hollow Hill, Southern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 255:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.4 meters Bottom Time: 80 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 39% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,096 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,176 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UkfqeeSnE70https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UkfqeeSnE70/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0049.jpgGolden SnapperCentroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper) at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 461 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 264:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.2 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: 30,634 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,758 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BlIgEiMKXDshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BlIgEiMKXDs/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0180.jpg2013-04-28-0180.jpgAmphichaetodon howensis (Lord Howe coralfish). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 469 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 12:55 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 275:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.8 meters Bottom Time: 111 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 59% OTU: 80% Bottom Time to Date: 31,436 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,547 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dl5q9DAQxIMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dl5q9DAQxIM/fit=1000x1000/2016-05-17-0032.jpgCommon DolphinDelphinus delphis (Common dolphin) off the north eastern coast of New Zealand. Richard Robinson © 2016.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c0KqH8geEG8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c0KqH8geEG8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0035.jpg2011-05-20-0035.jpgKermadec Scalyfin (Parma kermadecensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Friday 20 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis..Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zAk_3zIh58Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zAk_3zIh58A/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0197-2.jpgGold-ribbon GrouperGold-ribbon Grouper (Aulacocephalus temmincki) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011.Dive Number: 350.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dBCxtCa0ZOohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dBCxtCa0ZOo/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-20-0207.jpgMaori OctopusOctopus maorum (Maori octopus) underneath the wharf at Leigh, Auckland. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XhSoMZOVWxUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XhSoMZOVWxU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0448.jpg2011-05-24-0448.JPGOcean Blue Eye (Schedophilus velaiani) a deepwater species pictured at the northern point of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 361 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern Point of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31 meters. Bottom Time: 49 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,358 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,407 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004ce8.Wm1GQohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004ce8.Wm1GQo/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0119.jpg2011-07-17-0119.jpgThysanozoon brochii (Flat worm) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 372.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.2 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 158:17 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 15.9 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,896 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,955 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003OWSv0_YUNohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003OWSv0_YUNo/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-07-0040.jpg2011-08-07-0040.jpgForsterygion lapillum (Common triplefin), Kauri Mountain Northland New Zealand..Sunday 07 August 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 375.Dive Buddy: Glen Whatmough, Martin Wallis..Site: Awarua Rock, Kauri Mountain Northland..Temperature: 14.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 161:43 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 17.8 meters..Bottom Time: 65 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,101 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,166 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006G9MbRB.vNwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006G9MbRB.vNw/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0132.jpgRainbow WrasseSuezichthys arquatus (Rainbow Wrasse/ Rainbowfish) Initial Phase. Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 767 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,909 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,834 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X8bdC6aj4Hkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X8bdC6aj4Hk/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0177.jpg2010-06-13-0177.jpgA tiny Tritonia incerta Nudibranch..Sunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 258.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 12.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 63:17 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 10.6 meters..Bottom Time: 64 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,559 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,623 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v5lfEQq8lykhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v5lfEQq8lyk/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0444.jpg2010-04-17-0444.jpgJanolus eximius (Nudibranch) Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 238.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Kent Ericksen. .Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 39.14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,067minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,147minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bnoEFJu2kAAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bnoEFJu2kAA/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0147.jpg2011-07-17-0147.jpgDendrodoris citrina (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 372.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.2 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 158:17 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 15.9 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,896 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,955 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002DgeKxRoRyEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002DgeKxRoRyE/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-17-0065.jpgGolden SnapperCentroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper)..Friday 17 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Dennally’s Reef, near the entrance of Tutukaka Marina..Temperature: 18.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 183:51 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 35.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,492 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,600 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m645vpvDJaohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m645vpvDJao/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0101-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OlUSUQI8kXchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OlUSUQI8kXc/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-17-0021-2.jpg2009-09-17-0021-2.jpgVariable Triplefin (Forsterygion varium) at Rosalie Bay, Great Barrier Island, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Thursday 17 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 185.Boat : Zulu.Site : Rosalie Bay.Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 14c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 55 min..Bottom Time to Date 9376 min..Cumulative Time 9431min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QijsMWqbGc0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QijsMWqbGc0/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-19-0046.jpg2013-04-19-0046.JPGCaesioperca ledidoptera (Butterfly perch) Kings at Tasman Bay, Great Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 19 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 465 Site: Tasman Bay, Great Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 271:24 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters Bottom Time: 126 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 70% OTU: 63% Bottom Time to Date: 31,047 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,173 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006sk4crmA0uohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006sk4crmA0uo/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1082-1.jpgLongspined porcupinefishDiodon holacanthus (Longspined porcupinefish). Monday 05 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 761 Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 33 meters Bottom Time: 65 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,515 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AlKIswiXP6Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AlKIswiXP6A/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0147-2.jpg2011-05-16-0147-2.jpgYellow Boxfish (Ostracion cubicus) off the western side of North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Monday 16 May 2011..hotograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: .Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters..Bottom Time: 66 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NioDiogMOXEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NioDiogMOXE/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-22-0091.jpg2013-02-22-0091.jpgNotolabrus celidotus (Spotty) Friday 22 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 446 Site: HMNZS Canterbury Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 241:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 34.4 meters Bottom Time: 92 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 57% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,260 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HN3TqBWBE0Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HN3TqBWBE0Y/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0068.jpg2012-04-14-0068.jpgNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 354.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 197:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.2 meters..Bottom Time: 96 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,382 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,478 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aYlMXyWLPEQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aYlMXyWLPEQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0197-2.jpg2015-10-03-0197-2.jpgChrysiptera rapanui (Kermadec demoiselle). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 757. Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 21.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,190 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,250 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Sc9R0FBveEMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Sc9R0FBveEM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0021-2.jpg2011-05-20-0021-2.jpgKermadec Scalyfin (Parma kermadecensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Friday 20 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis..Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qjoU.XcvPiMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qjoU.XcvPiM/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0020.jpg2012-05-12-0020.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aGCYGPgOhpwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aGCYGPgOhpw/fit=1000x1000/2011-11-24-0123.jpgSlender RoughyOptivus elongatus (Slender roughy)..Wednesday 23 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 383.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Twin Peaks, Northern Entrance to Port Fitzroy, Great Barrier Island..Temperature: 15.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 172:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 53.6 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,795 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,847 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Aj8j2OBMriUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Aj8j2OBMriU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0229-2.jpg2011-05-20-0229-2.JPGPhyllidiella pustulosa a Nudibranch that is common at the Kermadec Islands but so far not recorded from mainland New Zealand mate on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 353 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yNEjF5IYpZwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yNEjF5IYpZw/fit=1000x1000/2013-07-12-0179-1.jpg2013-07-12-0179_1.jpgPlatynereis kau, female heteronereid polychaete, (Ragworm) being consumed by a Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone). Friday 12 July 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 486 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Kent Erickson Time: 20:10 Temperature: 16 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 73 minutes Mix: 21 OC Bottom Time to Date: 32,875 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,948 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o1dGrQkBjrMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o1dGrQkBjrM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0125.jpg2015-01-23-0125.jpgKyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer)Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P9bK05q.5hghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P9bK05q.5hg/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-17-0240.jpg2008-04-17-0240.jpgBlue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 70 : Calypso Bay and Blue Mau Mau in the Poor Knights with Dive Tutakaka ..Max Depth 14m. Average Depth 8.2.Bottom Time 60min. Bottom Time to Date 2877min Cumulative Time 2937min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007dBSZTmN5SYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007dBSZTmN5SY/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0148.jpg2011-01-06-0148.jpgA rookery of albatross at North Cape of the Sub Antarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BSnQDWGXQ4khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BSnQDWGXQ4k/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0288-1.jpg2015-10-03-0288_1.jpgJuvenile Pseudocaranx dentex (Silver Trevally) ride in the slipstream of a giant Epinephelus daemelii (Spotted black grouper). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 758. Site: Milne Islets, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,250 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GMj6iZjhCuMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GMj6iZjhCuM/fit=1000x1000/New-Zealand-Sealion.jpgNew Zealand Sealion.jpgA large male sea-lion chases down a female at Enderby Island. Females come ashore from early December and give birth to their pup within days. While suckling their pup they must regularly go to sea to feed, gathering in groups to storm a blockade of opportunistic males. When they return to the beach alone, males often catch them and hold them captive, sometimes for hours. Male sexual aggression can lead to injury or even death. Shot on assignment for New Zealand Geographic. Issue138 March – April 2016. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008YXJ2X9LdBAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008YXJ2X9LdBA/fit=1000x1000/New-Zealand-Sea-Lion.jpgNew Zealand Sea Lion.jpgWHAT’S KILLING THE SEA-LIONS? New Zealand sea-lion numbers have plummeted. Is it fishing pressure, climate change, the mysterious disappearance of octopuses, or a deadly new virus? A female sea lion off Sandy Bay at Enderby Island. Research has shown that sea lions in the Auckland Islands spend more time at sea, forage over larger areas and dive deeper than those on mainland New Zealand, an indication of tougher conditions in the more southerly islands. This may put them at greater risk from both natural changes in the environment and indirect fishing pressures. Then there are the predators to contend with mmany of the animals at Enderby Island bear the unmistakable scars of a great white shark attack. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2016https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s9OjO0eg77Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s9OjO0eg77E/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0053.jpg2011-05-14-0053.JPGNotch-head marblefish (Aplodactylus etheridgii) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uMMjvQfuqVUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uMMjvQfuqVU/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0287-1.jpg2015-10-03-0287_1.jpgJuvenile Pseudocaranx dentex (Silver Trevally) ride in the slipstream of a giant Epinephelus daemelii (Spotted black grouper). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 758. Site: Milne Islets, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,250 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TuCh3Se2xNUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TuCh3Se2xNU/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0270-1.jpg2011-04-10-0270_1.jpgSplendid hawkfish (Cirrhitus splendens) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Sunday 10 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 328.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters..Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g5sLFi2089shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g5sLFi2089s/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0043.jpg2011-05-18-0043.JPGLarge yellow Gorgonian Fan Fan at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VZ3FppTl..shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VZ3FppTl..s/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0333.jpg2011-05-21-0333.JPGDemoiselle (Chromis dispilus) school on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 355 Dive Buddy: Broughton Lattey. Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 29.3 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,054 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,106 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lLGTFmRf25Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lLGTFmRf25U/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0080.jpg2011-04-10-0080.JPGThe coral eating Cown of Thorns Star (Acanthaster planci) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 327 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 147:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.9 meters. Bottom Time: 92 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,494 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,586 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xQkmF2hG_Pohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xQkmF2hG_Po/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-029-0121.jpg2013-09-029-0121.jpgA pod of Orcinas orca (Orca/Killer Whale) traveling north 3.7km offshore and 4.45km off Tutukaka Head at approximately 4:20pm Saturday 29 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yJS_GqQ6YvAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yJS_GqQ6YvA/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-029-0109.jpg2013-09-029-0109.jpgA pod of Orcinas orca (Orca/Killer Whale) traveling north 3.7km offshore and 4.45km off Tutukaka Head at approximately 4:20pm Saturday 29 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dJ2WCzvWZewhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dJ2WCzvWZew/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0106-2.jpg2010-03-13-0106-2.jpgUpeneichthys lineatus (Goatfish) near The Great Wall at the Poor Knights, New Zealand..Saturday 31 Febuary.Photograph Richard Robinson .Dive Number 143.Max Depth 21.6 m. .Average Depth 8 m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 71 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6613 min. .Cumulative Time 6684 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KfGAc0rnWA8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KfGAc0rnWA8/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0770.jpgCaramel DrummerGirella fimbriata (Caramel Drummer). Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 760. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 17.5 meters. Bottom Time: 78 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,372 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,450 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TqBRMY2aQa0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TqBRMY2aQa0/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0647.jpgBlack CoralAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zvtuPkIXF6shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zvtuPkIXF6s/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0121.jpg2012-11-04-0121.jpgFlabellina albomarginata nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LHCtFT3warEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LHCtFT3warE/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-03-0156.jpg2009-01-03-0156.jpgTambja tenuilineata Nudibranch at Magic Wall with Yukon Charters New Years Eve Trip at the Poor Knights. .Saturday 03 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 137 Max Depth 15.9 m. Average Depth 10.1 m. Temp 18 c. . O2 21%.Bottom Time 77min. Bottom Time to Date 6146 min Cumulative Time 6223 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lIhEMQzpDKohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lIhEMQzpDKo/fit=1000x1000/2014-01-10-0079.jpgConger EelConger verreauxi (Common Conger Eel). Friday 10 January 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ETi5KVDgu8Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ETi5KVDgu8Y/fit=1000x1000/2013-07-12-0175.jpg2013-07-12-0175.jpgPlatynereis kau, female heteronereid polychaete, (Ragworm) being consumed by a Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone). Friday 12 July 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 486 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Kent Erickson Time: 20:10 Temperature: 16 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 73 minutes Mix: 21 OC Bottom Time to Date: 32,875 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,948 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XvrUEoQxm8Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XvrUEoQxm8I/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0111.jpg2011-05-17-0111.JPGThe sun rises over Napier, Nugent and the Meyer Islands (Pictured from left) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qKKf0H2gs0whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qKKf0H2gs0w/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0040.jpg2011-05-17-0040.JPGThe sun rises over Napier, Nugent and the Meyer Islands (Pictured from left) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EJsQf8mG_0khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EJsQf8mG_0k/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0030.jpg2011-05-16-0030.JPGMeyer, Napier and Nugent Islands pictured from the East during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uqET1_H3wOYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uqET1_H3wOY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0059.jpg2011-05-13-0059.JPGDawn light over Nugent and North Meyer Island (Pictured from left) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YCB_mSphgpQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YCB_mSphgpQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-12-0103.jpg2011-04-12-0103.JPGMeyer Islands are silhouetted at sunrise in rough seas in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Monday 11 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kl5KG2g_Vqwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kl5KG2g_Vqw/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0023.jpgHypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch)Hypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch). Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 361.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: 12 Fathom Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 205:07 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 64.4 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,943 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,033 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009iI8Z3cTUKwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009iI8Z3cTUKw/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0545.jpg2010-11-29-0545.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_LanJ2r7KeMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_LanJ2r7KeM/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0054.jpg2013-04-29-0054.jpgCarcharhinus brachyurus (Bronze Whaler Shark) at Tye Dye, Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Monday 29 April 2013.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.Dive Number: 472.Site: Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Time: 11:10.Temperature: 18.8.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 277:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 21.4 meters.Bottom Time: 101 minutes.Mix: 21.CNS: 52%.OTU: 55%.Bottom Time to Date: 31,616 minutes.Cumulative Time: 31,647 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a8uHu1o58rchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a8uHu1o58rc/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-25-0071-2.jpg2010-06-25-0071-2.jpgClear blue water illuminates the entrance to Rikoriko Cave with the bright orange sponge Stelletta Crater at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 25 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 260.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 65:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,661 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,753 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LQTQejyR39ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LQTQejyR39g/fit=1000x1000/010906RGR0128.jpg010906RGR0128.jpgEurope : Surfers on the Eisbach River, Munich Germany..Friday 01 September 2006 Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eX6OKkvg8XEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eX6OKkvg8XE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0252.jpg2011-05-15-0252.JPGStriped boarfish (Evistias acutirostris) rare and normally found in pairs or small groups this large aggregation of 38 individuals is truly a remarkable sight and certainly the same group Malcolm Francis recorded in 1990. Pictured off the sourthern point,on the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 341 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,361 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,403 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IVstFYqVmJYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IVstFYqVmJY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0683-2-Edit.jpg2011-05-17-0683-2-Edit.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) on the eastern cliff face of Napier Island pictured with the Meyer Islands and Raoul Island in the background during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009qQlSwxEwz0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009qQlSwxEwz0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0816-2.jpg2011-05-17-0816-2.JPGCircled by seabirds, Peter J. de Lange, Threatened Plant Scientist at the Department of Conservation stands next to a Kermadec p?hutukawa (Metrosideros kermadacensis) looking out to the East from the highest point on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yD9Ohr8JeX0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yD9Ohr8JeX0/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-08-0088.jpgMako SharkA Mako shark (Isurus oxyrinchus) Nine miles off the coast of Napier in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand with Quentin Bennett and Alistair Gear..Sunday 08 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 144.Max Depth 3 m. .Average Depth 2.4m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 100 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6684 min. .Cumulative Time 6784 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HQTOOuiK3Uohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HQTOOuiK3Uo/fit=1000x1000/BLUESHARK03.jpgBLUESHARK03.JPGThe concord-like nose cone and dramatic wing profile of the blue shark differentiates it from other species in the ocean realm, but so does its internal circuitry. The fine pattern of dots under the tip of the snout mark one of the world’s most sensitive electronic instruments. The tiny, jelly-filled canals are capable of detecting the weak electrical signals emitted by all life—even the magnetic field of Earth itself—to create a nuanced and detailed map of their surroundings crucial for hunting success, even in total darkness.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nbpSAD4.dHEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nbpSAD4.dHE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0006.jpgSea PenPteroeides bollonsi (large Sea Pen). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000032T4NDa6TJshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000032T4NDa6TJs/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0366.jpg2011-02-13-0366.jpgSecret Lake- Quentin Bennett is one of New Zealand's diving pioneers. Back in the 70's he used to pack his gear across Hawke's Bay backcountry in wheel barrows, looking for freshwater dive locations. Eventually he found this lake, with water as clear as gin-you can see from one side clear across to the other. Its location remains a guarded secret because the algae growth is very sensitive to disturbance. This frame sort of immortalises Quentin in his world.Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 301.Site: Secret Lake..Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,108 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,168 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002jNqQl49QZIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002jNqQl49QZI/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0093.jpg2011-10-29-0093.jpgPseudoceros sp. (Flat worm) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tfY0h7Oyoochttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tfY0h7Oyooc/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-04-0313.jpg2010-09-04-0313.jpgLake Alta at an altitude 1837 meters in the Remarkables Mountain Range near Queenstown in the South Island of New Zealand during the Cromwell Dive Club clubs 23rd annual trip Ice Diving at the lake..Saturday 04 September 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 277.Site: Ice Diving in Lake Alta at an altitude of 1837 meters at the Remarkables Mountain Range in Queenstown, South Island of New Zealand..Temperature: 2 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Maximum Depth: 8.5 meters...Bottom Time: 30 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,226 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,256 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_oAMH6JD3aEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_oAMH6JD3aE/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0238.jpgCrown of thorns starfishAcanthaster planci (Crown of thorns starfish). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 757. Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 21.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,190 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,250 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gXxMgSmU.kMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gXxMgSmU.kM/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0004.jpgRock CodLotella rhacinus (Rock Cod). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v2089ALK0sAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v2089ALK0sA/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0885.jpg2014-03-11-0885.jpgBovichtus variegatus (Thornfish) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 505 Site: Landing Hut Cove, Antipodes Islands Time: 15:27 Maximum Depth: 10 meters Bottom Time: 33 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 34,161minutes Cumulative Time: 34,194minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O3tGWBIXghshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O3tGWBIXghs/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-30-0005.jpg2009-05-30-0005.jpgPink Maomao (Caprodon longimanus) Inspiration Point at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 30 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 166.Max Depth 34.5 m..Temp 17c. O2 33%.Bottom Time 98 min..Bottom Time to Date 8149 min..Cumulative Time 8247 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sUN2.fW7U08https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sUN2.fW7U08/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0280.jpg2012-02-18-0280.jpgCryptichthys jojettae (Cryptic triplefin)..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_UNQm6_ltgYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_UNQm6_ltgY/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-03-0112.jpgCommon triplefinForsterygion lapillum (Common triplefin). Thursday 03 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 512 Site: Nine Fathoms Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Temperature: 14.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 311:46 hh:mm Time: 14:49 Maximum Depth: 41.3 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 34,434 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,554 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hi_KEdkznH4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hi_KEdkznH4/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-02-0587.jpgMimic blennyPlagiotremus tapeinosoma (Mimic blenny). Friday 02 October 2015 Dive Number: 756 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 22.9 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,130 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,190 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T8RL0c3AZqghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T8RL0c3AZqg/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1099-1.jpg2015-10-05-1099_1.jpgEviota sp. (Pygmy goby) Undescribed species, new record for New Zealand. Monday 05 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 761. Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 33 meters. Bottom Time: 65 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,515 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k8.1oNaxrxQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k8.1oNaxrxQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1116.jpg2015-10-05-1116.jpgEviota sp. (Pygmy goby) Undescribed species, new record for New Zealand. Monday 05 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 761. Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 33 meters. Bottom Time: 65 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,515 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A.21zIEt1P4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A.21zIEt1P4/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0063.jpg2008-12-31-0063.jpgA Blue Eyed Triplefin Notoclinops segmentatus sits on a Bryozoa Hippelozoan novaezelandiae with a Clown Nudibranch Creatosoma amonea in the background at Middle Arch with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004hksCsPVTg4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004hksCsPVTg4/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0482.jpg2009-07-25-0482.jpgPink Maomao (Caprodon longimanus) at Rikoriko Cave, Aorangi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 172.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Rikoriko Cave..Max Depth 17.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 97 min..Bottom Time to Date 8547 min..Cumulative Time 8644 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lsXkCU8jYjMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lsXkCU8jYjM/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0008.jpg2009-11-15-0008.jpgYellow-black triplefin (Forsterygion flavonigrum) on the yellow Encrusting Sponge (Cilona celata) at the Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YnySVoxBQLMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YnySVoxBQLM/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-08-0138.jpg2012-07-08-0138.jpgKaralepis stewarti (Scaly-headed triplefin).Sunday 08 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 427.Site: Northern Arch to Wild Beast Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 223:22 hh:mm.Mix: 21.Maximum Depth: 25.9 meters.Bottom Time: 75 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,421 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,496 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XYC_TDZ46Pchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XYC_TDZ46Pc/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-22-0175.jpgStriped clingfishTrachelochismus melobesia (Striped clingfish). Friday 22 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 447 Site: Big Eye Lear. Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 242:24 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.6 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 68% OTU: 70% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,260 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,330 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PNNlArfD.0chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PNNlArfD.0c/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0298.jpg2013-04-10-0298.JPGKaralepis stewarti (Scaly-headed triplefin) at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland.Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 454 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 253:01 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 22.2 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 69% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,911 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,036 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rLTbQNcSRpshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rLTbQNcSRps/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0278.jpg2013-04-12-0278.JPGObliquichthys maryannae (Oblique-swimming triplefin) at the North West corner, West Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 457 Site: North West corner, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 257:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.4 meters Bottom Time: 72 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,252 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,324 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004OK.icrFu.4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004OK.icrFu.4/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0274.jpg2013-04-12-0274.JPGObliquichthys maryannae (Oblique-swimming triplefin) at the North West corner, West Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 457 Site: North West corner, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 257:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.4 meters Bottom Time: 72 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,252 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,324 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008YS_WHK5zlEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008YS_WHK5zlE/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-14-0066.jpg2013-04-14-0066.JPGForsterygion flavonigrum (Yellow-black triplefin) at North West Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Sunday 14 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 460 Site: North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 262:44 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters Bottom Time: 101 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 30,533 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,634 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ErEo.sOQCE0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ErEo.sOQCE0/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0181.jpgDemoiselleChromis dispilus (Demoiselle). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 479 Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 13:27 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 286:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.5 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 82% OTU: 91% Bottom Time to Date: 32,212 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,335 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d58bDUyoYiEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d58bDUyoYiE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-03-0104.jpgCommon triplefinForsterygion lapillum (Common triplefin). Thursday 03 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 512 Site: Nine Fathoms Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Temperature: 14.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 311:46 hh:mm Time: 14:49 Maximum Depth: 41.3 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 34,434 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,554 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005oG4c3x3Q.shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005oG4c3x3Q.s/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-03-0090.jpgCommon triplefinForsterygion lapillum (Common triplefin). Thursday 03 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 512 Site: Nine Fathoms Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Temperature: 14.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 311:46 hh:mm Time: 14:49 Maximum Depth: 41.3 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 34,434 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,554 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eEyLZPz1WRYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eEyLZPz1WRY/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1072.jpgLongspined porcupinefishDiodon holacanthus (Longspined porcupinefish). Monday 05 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 761 Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 33 meters Bottom Time: 65 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,515 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OtGiUXujRxwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OtGiUXujRxw/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1103.jpg2015-10-05-1103.jpgEviota sp. (Pygmy goby) Undescribed species, new record for New Zealand. Monday 05 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 761. Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 33 meters. Bottom Time: 65 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,515 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lyEZD63VUmUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lyEZD63VUmU/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0040-1.jpgYellow BoxfishOstracion cubicus (Yellow Boxfish) female. Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 762. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 367:56. Maximum Depth: 35.5 meters. Bottom Time: 74 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,515 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,589 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000098W0DixO3FQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000098W0DixO3FQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-08-0037.jpgLong green wrassePseudojuloides elongatus (Long green wrasse). Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 763. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 369:27. Maximum Depth: 24.2 m.eters. Bottom Time: 94 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,589 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,683 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aMNO5z1D.FEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aMNO5z1D.FE/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-08-0031-1.jpgLong green wrassePseudojuloides elongatus (Long green wrasse). Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 763. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 369:27. Maximum Depth: 24.2 m.eters. Bottom Time: 94 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,589 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,683 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.xsDSXAKxF0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.xsDSXAKxF0/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-20-0200.jpgMaori OctopusOctopus maorum (Maori octopus) underneath the wharf at Leigh, Auckland. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oDK3rYbMMfEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oDK3rYbMMfE/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-06-0028.jpg2011-08-06-0028.jpgCorynactis haddoni (Jewel Anemone) at Bird Rock, Mokohinau Island in the Hauraki Gulf.Saturday 06 August 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 373.Dive Buddy: Glen Whatmough, Martin Wallis..Site: Bird Rock, Mokohinau Islands..Temperature: 15.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 159:32 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 33.2 meters..Bottom Time: 76 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,955 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,031 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004YE6EFwxaVUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004YE6EFwxaVU/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-20-0067.jpg2010-11-20-0067.jpgDecapterus koheru (Koheru) and Pseudocaranx dentex (Trevally) schooling at the Hen and Chicken Islands, Northland, New Zealand. .Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Nkujx8ZuOkEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Nkujx8ZuOkE/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-11-0006.jpg2013-04-11-0006.JPGFish School in the upwelling of cold water on Princes Arch Pinnacle, Northern Side of Princes Islands, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 11 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 454 Site: Princes Arch Pinnacle, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 253:56 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 28% OTU: 25% Bottom Time to Date:30,036 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,096 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w0p1E_wZ4RIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w0p1E_wZ4RI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0419.jpgPlumose anemoneMimetridium cryptum (Plumose anemone). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Eqn4pZLTYdchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Eqn4pZLTYdc/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0308.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000feTatJ2ydxkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000feTatJ2ydxk/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-02-0012.jpgSplendid PerchCallanthias australis (Northern splendid perch) school around Gorgonian Fans. Friday 02 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 529 Site: Wades World, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:09 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 350:50 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 76.6 meters Bottom Time: 157 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 86% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 36,673 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,830 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f.P3zMvdNkghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f.P3zMvdNkg/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0306.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rc6gyTeO1t4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rc6gyTeO1t4/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0197.jpg2014-04-27-0197.jpgChironemus marmoratus (Kelpfish). Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006U1UXjNZy6Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006U1UXjNZy6Q/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-12-0371.jpg2008-01-12-0371.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y2GTWSOnIsshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y2GTWSOnIss/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0257.jpg2010-12-27-0257.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SXUNmxx7KEMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SXUNmxx7KEM/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-12-0015.jpg2013-02-12-0015.JPGEruera Keepa a champion kapa haka performer works out at the gym to stay fit for the national championships. Kapa haka is a Maori 'cultural war dance' of the indigenous people of New Zealand). 12 February 2013 New Zealand Herald Photograph by Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xfo43ofzhHMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xfo43ofzhHM/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0043.jpg2012-05-12-0043.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ICD5KZLfYrchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ICD5KZLfYrc/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0037.jpg2012-05-12-0037.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000089PREeSemcohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000089PREeSemco/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0025.jpg2012-05-12-0025.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qKVdijV5j3Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qKVdijV5j3U/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0013.jpg2012-05-12-0013.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dIBxb5VZJwshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dIBxb5VZJws/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0008.jpg2012-05-12-0008.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jDOQUKuPw7Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jDOQUKuPw7E/fit=1000x1000/Crested-Weedfish-New-Zealand-0005.jpgCrested Weedfish New ZealandCristiceps aurantiacus (Crested Weedfish)Saturday 26 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 523 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle. Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:39 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.5 meters Bottom Time: 163 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 118% OTU: 82% Bottom Time to Date: 35,670 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,833 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ngqKnTPyTmQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ngqKnTPyTmQ/fit=1000x1000/Crested-Weedfish-New-Zealand-0001.jpgCrested Weedfish New ZealandCristiceps aurantiacus (Crested Weedfish)Saturday 26 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 523 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle. Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:39 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.5 meters Bottom Time: 163 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 118% OTU: 82% Bottom Time to Date: 35,670 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,833 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000711tPH8bGMUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000711tPH8bGMU/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0204.jpgOctopus tetricusOctopus tetricus on the Eastern side of Burgess Island in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. Saturday 17 October 2009 Photograph Richard Robinson. Dive Number 190 Boat : Apollo, Goat Island Dive. Site : Eastern side of Burgess Island (Pokohinu) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group. Max Depth 23.2 m. Temp 18c. O2 32% Bottom Time 59min. Bottom Time to Date 9656 min. Cumulative Time 9715 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Gri6EewFrKQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Gri6EewFrKQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-27-0078.jpgGrey Moray EelA Grey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) shot at a 2:1 magnification at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Monday 28 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 315.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Butterfish Bay too Maomao Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 130:55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,526 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,607 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pf1IALgyZLEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pf1IALgyZLE/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0050.jpg2013-04-17-0050.JPGOdax cyanoallix (Blue-Finned Butterfish) male, endemic to the Three Kings at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 461 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 264:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.2 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: 30,634 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,758 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IMx.Mno6fRAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IMx.Mno6fRA/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-1051.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o9dM2Fpqu2ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o9dM2Fpqu2o/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-1040.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xaj_PfGIQZMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xaj_PfGIQZM/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0940-Edit.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Te59gYKmBTEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Te59gYKmBTE/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0899.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tyupwGOibz8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tyupwGOibz8/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0828.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T1hLcFtmzR0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T1hLcFtmzR0/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0811.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006sfJ1.Xlnk8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006sfJ1.Xlnk8/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0787.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KhMIIb3llQ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KhMIIb3llQ4/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0747.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vs5yITPI8vchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vs5yITPI8vc/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0568.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ex__vEiZ1Fohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ex__vEiZ1Fo/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0553.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e7blUmyLNFwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e7blUmyLNFw/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0562.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006362Vqz1rh0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006362Vqz1rh0/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0494.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_FGr.ACE188https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_FGr.ACE188/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0305-1.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.Q_WgFZ5YPQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.Q_WgFZ5YPQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0261.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007HEk9896WP8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007HEk9896WP8/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0298.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dxWxJ49ec3whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dxWxJ49ec3w/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0258.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YiEcMFUhVOYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YiEcMFUhVOY/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0200-1.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A81mOMwSBl4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A81mOMwSBl4/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0157.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002cVRxybYjbYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002cVRxybYjbY/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0155-1.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ljFGnv3ADOYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ljFGnv3ADOY/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0134.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fvtA2h2R9i0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fvtA2h2R9i0/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0075.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qfz2PfMidZwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qfz2PfMidZw/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0047.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x23epNvJhXkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x23epNvJhXk/fit=1000x1000/2015-05-30-0035.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. May 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DBAcQRCv5ikhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DBAcQRCv5ik/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0131-1.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tTpf4fbPYAYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tTpf4fbPYAY/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-22-0127-2.jpg2015-04-22-0127_2.JPGDr Malcolm Francis Principal Scientist of Fisheries at Niwa and New Zealand Mako expert holds a set of Jaws from a Shark Approximately 400kg. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Sw_P5521KKQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Sw_P5521KKQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0123.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r5Dfy.c4Kk8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r5Dfy.c4Kk8/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0122.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003RrMGxkOX0shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003RrMGxkOX0s/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0109-2.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WuL4B329CDUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WuL4B329CDU/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-06-0238.jpg2010-05-06-0238.jpgPart of the 2010 Chopin Celebrations full scale replica's have been painted by artists of the instrument from Pleyel of 1847 belonging to Frideric Chopin around , Krakow, Poland..Wednesday 05 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jYsp9DLUVeohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jYsp9DLUVeo/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0011.jpg2012-02-19-0011.jpgA Stinging Wandering Anemone (Alicia sp.) upon a large Black Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.) at a depth of 63 meters at an unnamed reef at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 348.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 190:39 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 71.3 meters..Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,933 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RzZaLOroSsohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RzZaLOroSso/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0128.jpg2012-05-12-0128.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V8S76ZAC6Nshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V8S76ZAC6Ns/fit=1000x1000/2012-10-25-0026.jpg2012-10-25-0026.jpgThe Poor Knights Islands marine reserve. Sugarloaf (front), The Pinnacles/High Peak Rocks and the Poor Knights (left)..Thursday 25 October 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qahlhQ76sMEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qahlhQ76sME/fit=1000x1000/2012-10-25-0106.jpg2012-10-25-0106.jpgThe Poor Knights Islands marine reserve. Archway Island (bottom) looking north towards Aorangi and Tawhiti Rahi Island. Thursday 25 October 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QV8d5biAo88https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QV8d5biAo88/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-05-0154.jpg2011-08-05-0154.jpgMokohinau Islands lighthouse on Burgess Island in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. Friday 05 August 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EkktJkA5Jfghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EkktJkA5Jfg/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0111.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q6XJotwkmLQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q6XJotwkmLQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0100.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ju0TooRxy_whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ju0TooRxy_w/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0087.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Omy1sbBvSfohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Omy1sbBvSfo/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0074-1.jpgMako SharkPhotograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EVNtuoRVPi8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EVNtuoRVPi8/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0044.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gf0KHt1HL74https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gf0KHt1HL74/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-26-0050.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kJFB.lIJF6Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kJFB.lIJF6Q/fit=1000x1000/2015-02-25-0041.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) off the West Coast of Auckland, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cVDT0zIHGaAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cVDT0zIHGaA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0058-2.jpg2011-05-14-0058-2.JPGNotch-head marblefish (Aplodactylus etheridgii) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_oJ.2qhJP_Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_oJ.2qhJP_E/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0733.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MQww6EJAh3ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MQww6EJAh3g/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0708-1.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000inY1AsAkLbQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000inY1AsAkLbQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0712.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ndd4U06lHOAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ndd4U06lHOA/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0706.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006vH28QdeWZEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006vH28QdeWZE/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0704.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LFPrJwzard4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LFPrJwzard4/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0702.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BT6V2rZSNwUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BT6V2rZSNwU/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0674.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EJzm.NUrh44https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EJzm.NUrh44/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0669-1.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jFRK4nWbBRQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jFRK4nWbBRQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0673-4.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NS4lDwBc6Schttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NS4lDwBc6Sc/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0640.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002Jv28vcK7wkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002Jv28vcK7wk/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0635.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O6Ts71GgS20https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O6Ts71GgS20/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0630.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mV8XaUx6BQQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mV8XaUx6BQQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0617.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jFQt4.Fli3Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jFQt4.Fli3Q/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0616.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qOsYj7Nwdywhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qOsYj7Nwdyw/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0594.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qiZeP4Ccx5Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qiZeP4Ccx5U/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0591.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.RLA3Nc3iIIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.RLA3Nc3iII/fit=1000x1000/2015-06-09-0590.jpgMako SharkIsurus oxyrinchus (Mako Shark) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. June 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jaSYIA25JN0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jaSYIA25JN0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0168.jpg2011-05-19-0168.JPGFemale Green wrasse (Notolabrus incriptus) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hR2M1JRTGUQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hR2M1JRTGUQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-09-0450-1.jpgBlue maomaoScorpis violaceus (Blue maomao). Friday 09 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ajxQvipj.R4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ajxQvipj.R4/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-09-0421.jpgBlue maomaoScorpis violaceus (Blue maomao). Friday 09 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004J44mcABmCchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004J44mcABmCc/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-09-0449.jpgBlue maomaoScorpis violaceus (Blue maomao). Friday 09 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J8qC2HWgl6whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J8qC2HWgl6w/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-09-0422.jpgBlue maomaoScorpis violaceus (Blue maomao). Friday 09 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008tHooHlqmFwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008tHooHlqmFw/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-08-0029-1.jpgLong green wrassePseudojuloides elongatus (Long green wrasse). Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 763. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 369:27. Maximum Depth: 24.2 m.eters. Bottom Time: 94 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,589 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,683 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007jRNGXDMfZohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007jRNGXDMfZo/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-08-0022-1.jpgLong green wrassePseudojuloides elongatus (Long green wrasse). Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 763. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 369:27. Maximum Depth: 24.2 m.eters. Bottom Time: 94 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,589 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,683 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.xpyalR0JGohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.xpyalR0JGo/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-08-0008-1.jpgGreen wrasseNotolabrus incriptus (Green wrasse) Juvenile. Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 763. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 369:27. Maximum Depth: 24.2 meters. Bottom Time: 94 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,589 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,683 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y5bspTMOqCIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y5bspTMOqCI/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0111.jpgYellowspotted ChromisChromis flavomaculata (Yellowspotted Chromis) First record for the Kermadecs, second for New Zealand. Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 763. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 369:27. Maximum Depth: 24.2 meters. Bottom Time: 94 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,589 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,683 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AxWNq8OddEUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AxWNq8OddEU/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0158-1.jpgKermadec triplefinEnneapterygius kermadecensis (Kermadec triplefin). Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 763. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 369:27. Maximum Depth: 24.2 meters. Bottom Time: 94 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,589 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,683 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y5dk6NYfMf0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y5dk6NYfMf0/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0156-1.jpgKermadec triplefinEnneapterygius kermadecensis (Kermadec triplefin). Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 763. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 369:27. Maximum Depth: 24.2 meters. Bottom Time: 94 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,589 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,683 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D_LzAvluWmkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D_LzAvluWmk/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0152-1.jpgKermadec triplefinEnneapterygius kermadecensis (Kermadec triplefin). Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 763. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 369:27. Maximum Depth: 24.2 meters. Bottom Time: 94 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,589 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,683 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fw_sk9LjjRQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fw_sk9LjjRQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0138.jpgPygmy gobyEviota sp. (Pygmy goby) Undescribed species, new record for New Zealand. Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 763. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 369:27. Maximum Depth: 24.2 meters. Bottom Time: 94 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,589 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,683 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EacHM14DG0ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EacHM14DG0g/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0119-1.jpgPygmy gobyEviota sp. (Pygmy goby) Undescribed species, new record for New Zealand. Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 763. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 369:27. Maximum Depth: 24.2 meters. Bottom Time: 94 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,589 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,683 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wxyPXyee1ochttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wxyPXyee1oc/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1117-1.jpg2015-10-05-1117_1.jpgEviota sp. (Pygmy goby) Undescribed species, new record for New Zealand. Monday 05 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 761. Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 33 meters. Bottom Time: 65 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,515 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001kEujYSVcGIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001kEujYSVcGI/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1110-1.jpg2015-10-05-1110_1.jpgEviota sp. (Pygmy goby) Undescribed species, new record for New Zealand. Monday 05 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 761. Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 33 meters. Bottom Time: 65 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,515 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kh5ZNPocxaIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kh5ZNPocxaI/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1111.jpg2015-10-05-1111.jpgEviota sp. (Pygmy goby) Undescribed species, new record for New Zealand. Monday 05 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 761. Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 33 meters. Bottom Time: 65 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,515 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zAxzpsSYDVUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zAxzpsSYDVU/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1108-1.jpg2015-10-05-1108_1.jpgEviota sp. (Pygmy goby) Undescribed species, new record for New Zealand. Monday 05 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 761. Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 33 meters. Bottom Time: 65 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,515 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mIesVa3CYCshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mIesVa3CYCs/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1084.jpgLongspined porcupinefishDiodon holacanthus (Longspined porcupinefish). Monday 05 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 761 Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 33 meters Bottom Time: 65 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,515 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MuIYKl0GhY0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MuIYKl0GhY0/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1065.jpg2015-10-05-1065.jpgScorpaena cardinalis (Northern Scorpionfish). Monday 05 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 761. Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 33 meters. Bottom Time: 65 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,515 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EbZXBsRPT0shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EbZXBsRPT0s/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1041.jpgGreen wrasseNotolabrus incriptus (Green wrasse) Juvenile. Monday 05 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 761 Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 33 meters Bottom Time: 65 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,515 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_MYf8r3l7qUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_MYf8r3l7qU/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1034.jpgGreen wrasseNotolabrus incriptus (Green wrasse) Juvenile. Monday 05 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 761 Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 33 meters Bottom Time: 65 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,515 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wJk.HAeO7_shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wJk.HAeO7_s/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1027.jpgGreen wrasseNotolabrus incriptus (Green wrasse) Juvenile. Monday 05 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 761 Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 33 meters Bottom Time: 65 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,515 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006l1j4Ue.1t4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006l1j4Ue.1t4/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0814.jpg2015-10-05-0814.jpgPseudolabrus luculentus (Orange wrasse) Initial Phase. Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 760. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 17.5 meters. Bottom Time: 78 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,372 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,450 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009rm5w0oRBzkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009rm5w0oRBzk/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0799.jpgYellow banded perchAcanthistius cinctus (Yellow banded perch). Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 760. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 17.5 meters. Bottom Time: 78 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,372 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,450 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T6as.90MBuohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T6as.90MBuo/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0800.jpgYellow banded perchAcanthistius cinctus (Yellow banded perch). Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 760. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 17.5 meters. Bottom Time: 78 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,372 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,450 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X8L3Tl4Z0fYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X8L3Tl4Z0fY/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0787.jpg2015-10-05-0787.jpgPseudolabrus luculentus (Orange wrasse) Initial Phase. Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 760. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 17.5 meters. Bottom Time: 78 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,372 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,450 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z6xZyui8yBAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z6xZyui8yBA/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0780.jpgGrey knifefishBathystethus cultratus (Grey knifefish). Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 760. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 17.5 meters. Bottom Time: 78 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,372 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,450 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xIqLjnB6a.ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xIqLjnB6a.o/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0767.jpgGrey knifefishBathystethus cultratus (Grey knifefish). Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 760. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 17.5 meters. Bottom Time: 78 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,372 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,450 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yVA5.S5psukhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yVA5.S5psuk/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0783.jpgGrey knifefishBathystethus cultratus (Grey knifefish). Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 760. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 17.5 meters. Bottom Time: 78 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,372 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,450 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QyRFwDWBB20https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QyRFwDWBB20/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0764.jpgGrey knifefishBathystethus cultratus (Grey knifefish). Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 760. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 17.5 meters. Bottom Time: 78 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,372 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,450 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DmADTTnXClIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DmADTTnXClI/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0743.jpgToadstool grouperTrachypoma macracanthus (Toadstool grouper). Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 760. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 17.5 meters. Bottom Time: 78 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,372 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,450 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007qynBAj9WUQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007qynBAj9WUQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0755.jpgRainbow WrasseSuezichthys arquatus (Rainbow Wrasse) Initial Phase. Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 760. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 17.5 meters. Bottom Time: 78 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,372 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,450 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sGaNCuluURshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sGaNCuluURs/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0742.jpgRainbow WrasseSuezichthys arquatus (Rainbow Wrasse) Initial Phase. Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 760. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 17.5 meters. Bottom Time: 78 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,372 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,450 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ccjOdhK1W9whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ccjOdhK1W9w/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0703-1.jpgGreen wrasseNotolabrus incriptus (Green wrasse) Juvenile. Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 759. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 62 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,310 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,372 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007ey43XgHetwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007ey43XgHetw/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0700.jpgGreen wrasseNotolabrus incriptus (Green wrasse) Juvenile. Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 759. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 62 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,310 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,372 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dVEuLIOD.V8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dVEuLIOD.V8/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0693-1.jpgGreen wrasseNotolabrus incriptus (Green wrasse) Juvenile. Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 759. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 62 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,310 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,372 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fJkYQICpEnshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fJkYQICpEns/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0694.jpgGreen wrasseNotolabrus incriptus (Green wrasse) Juvenile. Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 759. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 62 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,310 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,372 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sgBvhbulfL8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sgBvhbulfL8/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0689-1.jpgSplendid hawkfishCirrhitus splendens (Splendid hawkfish). Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 759. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 62 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,310 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,372 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.0whL1lNT4whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.0whL1lNT4w/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0685.jpg2015-10-05-0685.jpgPseudolabrus luculentus (Orange wrasse) Initial Phase. Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 759. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 62 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,310 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,372 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hntrjKZR4YUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hntrjKZR4YU/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0686.jpg2015-10-05-0686.jpgPseudolabrus luculentus (Orange wrasse) Initial Phase. Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 759. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 62 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,310 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,372 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V7vCWc6GLG0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V7vCWc6GLG0/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0678-1.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish) Juvenile. Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 759. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 62 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,310 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,372 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008Eqx_IZfhzIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008Eqx_IZfhzI/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0675-1.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish) Juvenile. Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 759. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 62 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,310 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,372 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PbYNsVlbCTwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PbYNsVlbCTw/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0667.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish) Juvenile. Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 759. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 62 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,310 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,372 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008PergNOj7LYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008PergNOj7LY/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0665.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish) Juvenile. Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 759. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 62 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,310 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,372 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OI4Jj5ngPuYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OI4Jj5ngPuY/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0664.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish) Juvenile. Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 759. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 62 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,310 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,372 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007o1Ga1XqO7Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007o1Ga1XqO7M/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0289.jpg2015-10-03-0289.jpgJuvenile Pseudocaranx dentex (Silver Trevally) ride in the slipstream of a giant Epinephelus daemelii (Spotted black grouper). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 758. Site: Milne Islets, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,250 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DaQqk3ONiXEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DaQqk3ONiXE/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0277-1.jpg2015-10-03-0277_1.jpgJuvenile Pseudocaranx dentex (Silver Trevally) ride in the slipstream of a giant Epinephelus daemelii (Spotted black grouper). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 758. Site: Milne Islets, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,250 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000htdk7pcWQ9Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000htdk7pcWQ9E/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0285.jpg2015-10-03-0285.jpgJuvenile Pseudocaranx dentex (Silver Trevally) ride in the slipstream of a giant Epinephelus daemelii (Spotted black grouper). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 758. Site: Milne Islets, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,250 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003i9q9pFgwqshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003i9q9pFgwqs/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0267.jpg2015-10-03-0267.jpgJuvenile Pseudocaranx dentex (Silver Trevally) ride in the slipstream of a giant Epinephelus daemelii (Spotted black grouper). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 758. Site: Milne Islets, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,250 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M7Ou2iJ9HeMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M7Ou2iJ9HeM/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0266.jpg2015-10-03-0266.jpgJuvenile Pseudocaranx dentex (Silver Trevally) ride in the slipstream of a giant Epinephelus daemelii (Spotted black grouper). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 758. Site: Milne Islets, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,250 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HqOQD31wNEYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HqOQD31wNEY/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0265-1.jpg2015-10-03-0265_1.jpgJuvenile Pseudocaranx dentex (Silver Trevally) ride in the slipstream of a giant Epinephelus daemelii (Spotted black grouper). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 758. Site: Milne Islets, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,250 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GS1dN9B23dQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GS1dN9B23dQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0264-1.jpg2015-10-03-0264_1.jpgJuvenile Pseudocaranx dentex (Silver Trevally) ride in the slipstream of a giant Epinephelus daemelii (Spotted black grouper). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 758. Site: Milne Islets, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,250 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KowrhS7SUxUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KowrhS7SUxU/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0262.jpg2015-10-03-0262.jpgJuvenile Pseudocaranx dentex (Silver Trevally) ride in the slipstream of a giant Epinephelus daemelii (Spotted black grouper). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 758. Site: Milne Islets, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,250 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L2F6BQ6P9zchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L2F6BQ6P9zc/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0239.jpgSpeckled MorayGymnothorax obesus (Speckled Moray). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 757. Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees . Maximum Depth: 21.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,190 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,250 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jq2XJDhnKMMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jq2XJDhnKMM/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0236.jpgCrown of thorns starfishAcanthaster planci (Crown of thorns starfish). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 757. Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 21.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,190 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,250 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002C1BOlAIbdEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002C1BOlAIbdE/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0235-1.jpgCrown of thorns starfishAcanthaster planci (Crown of thorns starfish). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 757. Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 21.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,190 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,250 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EniJTPSmK0Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EniJTPSmK0A/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0231-1.jpgSlender LizardfishSaurida gracilis (Slender Lizardfish) first record for New Zealand. Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 757. Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees . Maximum Depth: 21.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,190 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,250 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009V1t0fvnNx8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009V1t0fvnNx8/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0212-1.jpgSlender LizardfishSaurida gracilis (Slender Lizardfish) first record for New Zealand. Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 757. Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees . Maximum Depth: 21.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,190 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,250 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BxMib..XNY4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BxMib..XNY4/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0213.jpgSlender LizardfishSaurida gracilis (Slender Lizardfish) first record for New Zealand. Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 757. Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees . Maximum Depth: 21.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,190 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,250 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fG9bmLM81kYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fG9bmLM81kY/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0179.jpgCrown of thorns starfishAcanthaster planci (Crown of thorns starfish). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 757. Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 21.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,190 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,250 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nQ8pfQoTu0Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nQ8pfQoTu0U/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0177-1.jpgOrange wrassePseudolabrus luculentus (Orange wrasse) Initial Phase. Saturday 03 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 757 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 21.1 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,190 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,250 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RHPcvIwz_8Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RHPcvIwz_8I/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0174.jpgPacific GregoryStegastes fasciolatus (Pacific Gregory). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 757. Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 21.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,190 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,250 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WB2u3ku677shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WB2u3ku677s/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0171.jpgGreen wrasseNotolabrus incriptus (Green wrasse) Initial Phase. Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 757. Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees . Maximum Depth: 21.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,190 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,250 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mT2vJ1AyEvIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mT2vJ1AyEvI/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0165.jpgNotch-head marblefishAplodactylus etheridgii (Notch-head marblefish). Saturday 03 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 757 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 21.1 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,190 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,250 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mJ0V8fpMoqkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mJ0V8fpMoqk/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-02-0608-1.jpgKermadec triplefinEnneapterygius kermadecensis (Kermadec triplefin). Friday 02 October 2015 Dive Number: 756 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 22.9 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,130 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,190 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YCLvz6WetnUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YCLvz6WetnU/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-02-0591.jpgPacific GregoryStegastes fasciolatus (Pacific Gregory). Friday 02 October 2015 Dive Number: 756 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 22.9 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,130 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,190 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M_tIoCI0jEchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M_tIoCI0jEc/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-02-0589.jpgKermadec scalyfinParma kermadecensis (Kermadec scalyfin). Friday 02 October 2015 Dive Number: 756 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 22.9 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,130 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,190 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001aL44V1L3JQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001aL44V1L3JQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-02-0578.jpg2015-10-02-0578.jpgScorpaena cardinalis (Northern Scorpionfish) juvenile. Friday 02 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 756 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 22.9 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,130 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,190 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Aqy4Jsm4WwQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Aqy4Jsm4WwQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-02-0583.jpg2015-10-02-0583.jpgScorpaena cardinalis (Northern Scorpionfish) juvenile. Friday 02 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 756 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 22.9 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,130 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,190 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000joxKtkx6SRghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000joxKtkx6SRg/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-11-0101.jpgScorpionfishScorpaena cardinalis (Northern Scorpionfish) sits upon a large (Turbinaria sp.) coral at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Monday 11 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 329.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern End of Denham Bay, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 150:08 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.2 meters..Bottom Time: 89 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,683 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,772 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xNkyaAbB3UUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xNkyaAbB3UU/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-02-0577.jpgwhite-spined urchinTripneustes gratilla (pied urchin or white-spined urchin). Friday 02 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 756. Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees . Maximum Depth: 22.9 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,130 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,190 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bNJvR6IsLtghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bNJvR6IsLtg/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-02-0575.jpgThree-Line CardinalfishOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish). Friday 02 October 2015 Dive Number: 756 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 22.9 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,130 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,190 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZTRxl.cztM0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZTRxl.cztM0/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-02-0572.jpgThree-Line CardinalfishOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish). Friday 02 October 2015 Dive Number: 756 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 22.9 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,130 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,190 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n9z4HeGGZIMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n9z4HeGGZIM/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-02-0576.jpgThree-Line CardinalfishOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish). Friday 02 October 2015 Dive Number: 756 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 22.9 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,130 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,190 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EnnChOFEcV8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EnnChOFEcV8/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-02-0569-1.jpgThree-Line CardinalfishOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish). Friday 02 October 2015 Dive Number: 756 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 22.9 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,130 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,190 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uD7gW99tB0whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uD7gW99tB0w/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-02-0567.jpgThree-Line CardinalfishOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish). Friday 02 October 2015 Dive Number: 756 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 22.9 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,130 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,190 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000oeFDtDOc6Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000oeFDtDOc6M/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0103-1.jpgPygmy gobyEviota sp. (Pygmy goby) Undescribed species, new record for New Zealand. Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 763. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 369:27. Maximum Depth: 24.2 meters. Bottom Time: 94 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,589 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,683 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bxIA.m.xCgMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bxIA.m.xCgM/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0096-1.jpgNorthern ScorpionfishScorpaena cardinalis (Northern Scorpionfish). Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 763. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 369:27. Maximum Depth: 24.2 meters. Bottom Time: 94 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,589 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,683 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fS_ETkYw.bshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fS_ETkYw.bs/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0092.jpgBlack-spot goatfishParupeneus spilurus (Black-spot goatfish). Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 763. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 369:27. Maximum Depth: 24.2 meters. Bottom Time to Date: 42,589 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,683 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DrA6Q06WP44https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DrA6Q06WP44/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0079-1.jpgGrey MorayGymnothorax nublis (Grey Moray). Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 763. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 369:27. Maximum Depth: 24.2 meters. Bottom Time: 94 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,589 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,683 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Yq9lWRp2QA0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Yq9lWRp2QA0/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0065-1.jpgWhite dot blennyCirripectes alboapicalis (White dot blenny). Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 762. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 367:56. Maximum Depth: 35.5 meters. Bottom Time: 74 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,515 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,589 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_iddxV0fJK8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_iddxV0fJK8/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0054-1.jpgMosaic MorayEnchelycore ramosa (Mosaic Moray). Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 762. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 367:56. Maximum Depth: 35.5 meters. Bottom Time: 74 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,515 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,589 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EWvdaXMv_0Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EWvdaXMv_0E/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0046-1.jpgPygmy gobyEviota sp. (Pygmy goby) Undescribed species, new record for New Zealand. Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 762. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 367:56. Maximum Depth: 35.5 meters. Bottom Time: 74 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,515 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,589 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NoKXRSz_xQchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NoKXRSz_xQc/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0016-1.jpg2015-10-06-0016_1.jpgGorgonian Fans. Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 762. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 367:56. Maximum Depth: 35.5 meters. Bottom Time: 74 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,515 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,589 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uIOYGc81E3khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uIOYGc81E3k/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0004.jpg2015-10-06-0004.jpgGorgonian Fans. Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 762. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 367:56. Maximum Depth: 35.5 meters. Bottom Time: 74 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,515 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,589 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wYLd8Bj.7eMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wYLd8Bj.7eM/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-06-0015.jpg2015-10-06-0015.jpgGorgonian Fans. Tuesday 06 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 762. Site: North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway and Charles Bedford. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 367:56. Maximum Depth: 35.5 meters. Bottom Time: 74 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,515 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,589 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006Szhx9eLl5ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006Szhx9eLl5g/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1139.jpgWhite-dot blennyCirripectes alboapicalis (White-dot blenny). Monday 05 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 761 Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 33 meters. Bottom Time: 65 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,515 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IZV8lWenU88https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IZV8lWenU88/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1129.jpgKermadec triplefinEnneapterygius kermadecensis (Kermadec triplefin). Monday 05 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 761. Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 33 meters. Bottom Time: 65 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,515 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bgvstc8mhGUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bgvstc8mhGU/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1128-1.jpgKermadec triplefinEnneapterygius kermadecensis (Kermadec triplefin). Monday 05 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 761. Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 33 meters. Bottom Time: 65 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,515 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q9Aasqt5T4shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q9Aasqt5T4s/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1125.jpgKermadec triplefinEnneapterygius kermadecensis (Kermadec triplefin). Monday 05 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 761. Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 33 meters. Bottom Time: 65 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,515 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QglBzaKBZ8Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QglBzaKBZ8U/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1121.jpgSpanish LobsterArctides antipodarum (Spanish Lobster). Monday 05 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 761. Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 33 meters. Bottom Time: 65 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,515 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pgV64Kf228Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pgV64Kf228A/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1119-1.jpg2015-10-05-1119_1.jpgEviota sp. (Pygmy goby) Undescribed species, new record for New Zealand. Monday 05 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 761. Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 33 meters. Bottom Time: 65 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,515 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003TUfDdjQedQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003TUfDdjQedQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1118-2.jpg2015-10-05-1118_2.jpgEviota sp. (Pygmy goby) Undescribed species, new record for New Zealand. Monday 05 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015. Dive Number: 761. Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 33 meters. Bottom Time: 65 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,515 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NYtsD74fRs4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NYtsD74fRs4/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-02-0563.jpgThree-Line CardinalfishOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish). Friday 02 October 2015 Dive Number: 756 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 22.9 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,130 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,190 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A4tr67_raN0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A4tr67_raN0/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-02-0561.jpgThree-Line CardinalfishOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish). Friday 02 October 2015 Dive Number: 756 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 22.9 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,130 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,190 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c7IpHiIHqUEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c7IpHiIHqUE/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-02-0552.jpgThree-Line CardinalfishOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish). Friday 02 October 2015 Dive Number: 756 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 22.9 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,130 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,190 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fGwxf0RH3k4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fGwxf0RH3k4/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-02-0560-1.jpgThree-Line CardinalfishOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish). Friday 02 October 2015 Dive Number: 756 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 22.9 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,130 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,190 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z3XiQRHMYOYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z3XiQRHMYOY/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-02-0550.jpgThree-Line CardinalfishOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish). Friday 02 October 2015 Dive Number: 756 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 22.9 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,130 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,190 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yzfwsQQXvAQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yzfwsQQXvAQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-02-0553.jpgThree-Line CardinalfishOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish). Friday 02 October 2015 Dive Number: 756 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 22.9 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,130 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,190 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003JK9kh29bzEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003JK9kh29bzE/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-01-0643.jpg2015-10-01-0643.jpgStegastes fasciolatus (Pacific Gregory). Thursday 01 October 2015. Dive Number: 755. Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 11.6 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,070 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,130 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hZZyrbsW2Tshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hZZyrbsW2Ts/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-01-0647.jpg2015-10-01-0647.jpgStegastes fasciolatus (Pacific Gregory). Thursday 01 October 2015. Dive Number: 755. Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 11.6 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,070 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,130 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tlkRNeJkW.ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tlkRNeJkW.g/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-01-0642.jpg2015-10-01-0642.jpgStegastes fasciolatus (Pacific Gregory). Thursday 01 October 2015. Dive Number: 755. Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 11.6 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,070 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,130 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Etuhe5KUq1ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Etuhe5KUq1g/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0661.jpgRainbow WrasseSuezichthys arquatus (Rainbow Wrasse) Initial Phase. Sunday 04 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 759 Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters Bottom Time: 62 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,310 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,372 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BB3hWMp_Fyshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BB3hWMp_Fys/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-0659.jpgSharp-nosed pufferfishCanthigaster callisterna (Sharp-nosed pufferfish). Sunday 04 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 759. Site: South Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 62 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,310 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,372 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D_s_ci24J5Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D_s_ci24J5U/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-03-0316.jpgKermadec scalyfinParma kermadecensis (Kermadec scalyfin). Saturday 03 October 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 758. Site: Milne Islets, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway. Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 42,250 minutes. Cumulative Time: 42,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j3snRRDj8Ykhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j3snRRDj8Yk/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0035-2.jpg2010-12-23-0035-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000md2lKld3AO0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000md2lKld3AO0/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0200.jpg2010-12-21-0200.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wm9.wv3kcIghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wm9.wv3kcIg/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0208.jpg2013-04-13-0208.JPGStalked ascidian Pycnoclavella kottae at Rosemary Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 459 Site: Rosemary Island, East of Catton's Cave and Cave, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 261:04 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.9 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 30,437 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,533 minutes CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004LmHsF_b_DQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004LmHsF_b_DQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0012.jpgUrchinDiadema palmeri. Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 471 Site: 12 Fathom Reef, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 08:20 Temperature: 18.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 275:46 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters Bottom Time: 31.25 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 15% OTU: 21% Bottom Time to Date: 31,616 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,647 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BwNBF9fSAjshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BwNBF9fSAjs/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0053.jpg2011-01-09-0053.jpgGiant spider crab (Jacquinotia edwardsii ) at Butterfield Point, Port Ross, Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 297.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Butterfield Point, Enderby Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 12.7 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,807 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,864 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tpCUPjRcPG8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tpCUPjRcPG8/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-04-0144-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LPlk2vLyZuYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LPlk2vLyZuY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0461.jpg2011-05-12-0461.JPGNorthern Kahawhai (Arripis xylabion) school on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 334 Dive Buddy: Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 59 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,991 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,050 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eYyFit8yWoghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eYyFit8yWog/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0445-2.jpg2011-05-15-0445-2.JPGCrown of Thorns Star (Acanthaster planci) at Boat Cove, Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 342 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 10 meters. Bottom Time: 55 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,403 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,458 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eFdD_bFnz_whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eFdD_bFnz_w/fit=1000x1000/2012-10-25-0046.jpg2012-10-25-0046.jpgThe Poor Knights Islands marine reserve. The Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks). Thursday 25 October 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A.tivo3dnYohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A.tivo3dnYo/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-22-0182.jpg2010-04-22-0182.jpgSolitary Hard Coral (Monomyces rubrum) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Thursday 22 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 254.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 57:57 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 10.6 meters..Bottom Time: 74 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,220minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,294 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VoKj1YQNnJwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VoKj1YQNnJw/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-02-0593-1.jpg2015-10-02-0593_1.jpgHypoplectrodes igneus (Kermadec halfbanded perch) Friday 02 October 2015 Dive Number: 756 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 22.9 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,130 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,190 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mUeQ8EEFrgohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mUeQ8EEFrgo/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-01-0665.jpg2015-10-01-0665.jpgEnneapterygius kermadecensis (Kermadec triplefin) Thursday 01 October 2015 Dive Number: 755 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 11.6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,070 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,130 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_rFeG_Onrt0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_rFeG_Onrt0/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-01-0671.jpg2015-10-01-0671.jpgEnneapterygius kermadecensis (Kermadec triplefin) Thursday 01 October 2015 Dive Number: 755 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 11.6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,070 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,130 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FT5IsWP7weQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FT5IsWP7weQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-01-0658-1.jpg2015-10-01-0658_1.jpgEnneapterygius kermadecensis (Kermadec triplefin) Thursday 01 October 2015 Dive Number: 755 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 11.6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,070 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,130 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PaZLEUHGAv4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PaZLEUHGAv4/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-01-0660-1.jpg2015-10-01-0660_1.jpgEnneapterygius kermadecensis (Kermadec triplefin) Thursday 01 October 2015 Dive Number: 755 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 11.6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,070 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,130 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tQTQK1SW_BIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tQTQK1SW_BI/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-01-0650.jpg2015-10-01-0650.jpgEnneapterygius kermadecensis (Kermadec triplefin) Thursday 01 October 2015 Dive Number: 755 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 11.6 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,070 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,130 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000uDD1AD9aJwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000uDD1AD9aJw/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-05-1015.jpg2015-10-05-1015.jpgHypoplectrodes igneus (Kermadec halfbanded perch) Monday 05 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 761 Site: Lava Point, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 33 meters Bottom Time: 65 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,450 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,515 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kupiyTdlD64https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kupiyTdlD64/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-02-0548.jpg2015-10-02-0548.jpgHypoplectrodes igneus (Kermadec halfbanded perch) Friday 02 October 2015 Dive Number: 756 Site: Denham Bay, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 22.9 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,130 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,190 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000px2LAZP2q4khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000px2LAZP2q4k/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0038.jpgHypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch)Hypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch). Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 356.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve...Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 199:29 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50..Maximum Depth: 62.7 meters..Bottom Time: 105 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,552 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,657 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W.EycBxjnXchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W.EycBxjnXc/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0098.jpgHypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch)Hypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch). Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EPWqwPPoGVEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EPWqwPPoGVE/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0041.jpg2012-02-19-0041.jpgRebreather diver Andrew Simpson is dwarfed by a giant Black Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.) at a depth of 70 meters at an unnamed reef at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 348.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 190:39 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 71.3 meters..Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,933 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mCVOTwudvjEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mCVOTwudvjE/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0391.jpgCommon kelpCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) holdfasts at Rikoriko Cave at Aorangi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Saturday 25 July 2009 Photograph Richard Robinson. Dive Number 172 Boat : Pacific Hideaway. Site : Rikoriko Cave. Max Depth 17.9 m. Temp 16c. O2 21% Bottom Time 97 min. Bottom Time to Date 8547 min. Cumulative Time 8644 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nwwECQDCQcUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nwwECQDCQcU/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0170.jpgCup coralMonomyces rubrum (Cup coral). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 469 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 12:55 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 275:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.8 meters Bottom Time: 111 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 59% OTU: 80% Bottom Time to Date: 31,436 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,547 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WXTkVVvgIb4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WXTkVVvgIb4/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0316.jpg2010-07-09-0316.jpgAciculites pulchra (White sponge) on the floor of Rikoriko Cave at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i6lOlnAJIhYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i6lOlnAJIhY/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-26-0056-1.jpg2010-06-26-0056_1.jpgDiver Ian Skipworth illuminates unidentified gorgonian fans At the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 261.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Passage..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 12.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 67:09 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 29 meters..Bottom Time: 104 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,753 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,857 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005dCM7AOyqoQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005dCM7AOyqoQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-27-0027.jpg2010-06-27-0027.jpgDiver Ian Skipworth photographs Gorgonian Fans between Blue Maomao and Southern Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 263.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Blue Maomao Arch to Southern Arch..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 70:09 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.4 meters...Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,942 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,039 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xgTT_4cOGwUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xgTT_4cOGwU/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-10-0055.jpg2010-07-10-0055.jpgUnidentified Gorgonian Fan on Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 10 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 267.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Mary's Wall to El Torito Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 76:07 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters...Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,323 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,409 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z4wTER_46KUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z4wTER_46KU/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-26-0066.jpg2010-06-26-0066.jpgUnidentified gorgonian fans At the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 261.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Passage..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 12.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 67:09 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 29 meters..Bottom Time: 104 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,753 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,857 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tdDKCngpI0ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tdDKCngpI0g/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-26-0050.jpg2010-06-26-0050.jpgUnidentified gorgonian fans At the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 261.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Passage..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 12.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 67:09 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 29 meters..Bottom Time: 104 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,753 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,857 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g4cwm.iU6Y0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g4cwm.iU6Y0/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0506-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)A female Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) keeps a close eye on her calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QbijZJR1vy0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QbijZJR1vy0/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-03-0119-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Monday 03 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001UbmUh838_shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001UbmUh838_s/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0308-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iZ6CHDmuFmwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iZ6CHDmuFmw/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0208.jpgCommon kelpGymnothorax nublis (Grey Moray) amongst Ecklonia radiata (Common kelp). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 479 Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 13:27 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 286:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.5 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 82% OTU: 91% Bottom Time to Date: 32,212 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,335 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SgCyJoNmh0Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SgCyJoNmh0E/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0207.jpgCommon kelpGymnothorax nublis (Grey Moray) amongst Ecklonia radiata (Common kelp). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 479 Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 13:27 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 286:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.5 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 82% OTU: 91% Bottom Time to Date: 32,212 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,335 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RbK3xSRWl4Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RbK3xSRWl4Y/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0113.jpgCommon kelpCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) is illuminated by early morning light in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand. Friday 23 April 2010 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010 Dive Number: 255 Boat: Mazurka. Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters. Bottom Time: 101 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ufV5ic_A8C0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ufV5ic_A8C0/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0084.jpgCommon kelpCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) is illuminated by early morning light in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand. Friday 23 April 2010 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010 Dive Number: 255 Boat: Mazurka. Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters. Bottom Time: 101 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003dePGabAIM0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003dePGabAIM0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0350-2.jpgGalapagos SharkA two meter female Galapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 333 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22.5 meters. Bottom Time: 28 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,963 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,991 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aUUOatzp8a4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aUUOatzp8a4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0458.jpgGalapagos SharkGalapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 334 Dive Buddy: Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 59 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,991 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,050 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nbsMkfbm6tghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nbsMkfbm6tg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0345-2.jpgGalapagos SharkA two meter female Galapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 333 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22.5 meters. Bottom Time: 28 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,963 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,991 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008_UUFa62O74https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008_UUFa62O74/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-11-0179-2.jpgGalapagos SharkGalapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Monday 11 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 329.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern End of Denham Bay, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 150:08 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.2 meters..Bottom Time: 89 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,683 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,772 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nTfFjwnKWqEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nTfFjwnKWqE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0347-2.jpgGalapagos SharkA two meter female Galapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 333 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22.5 meters. Bottom Time: 28 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,963 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,991 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Exy7gunzkp8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Exy7gunzkp8/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0010.jpg2012-02-19-0010.jpgA Stinging Wandering Anemone (Alicia sp.) upon a large Black Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.) at a depth of 63 meters at an unnamed reef at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 348.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 190:39 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 71.3 meters..Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,933 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kvl0T7juIKkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kvl0T7juIKk/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-02-0067.jpgStinging wandering anemoneAlicia sp. (Stinging wandering anemone). Friday 02 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 529 Site: Wades World, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:09 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 350:50 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 76.6 meters Bottom Time: 157 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 86% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 36,673 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,830 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gCX1heQXdD4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gCX1heQXdD4/fit=1000x1000/2012-10-25-0063.jpg2012-10-25-0063.jpgThe Poor Knights Islands marine reserve. Archway Island (bottom) looking north towards Aorangi and Tawhiti Rahi Island. Thursday 25 October 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VOOfR3jGnJohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VOOfR3jGnJo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-1018.jpg2011-05-17-1018.JPGRubbish of the wharf at Fishing Rock, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 346 Dive Buddy: Site: Fishing Rock, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 7.7 meters. Bottom Time: 54 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,622 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,676 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003YCK.OR9jDYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003YCK.OR9jDY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0301.jpg2011-05-15-0301.JPGClinton Duffy, Scientific Officer (Marine Species), Marine Conservation Team at the Department of Conservation collects specimens spearfishing between the Milne Islets and Boat Cove off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 341 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,361 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,403 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hwy.4H92wPchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hwy.4H92wPc/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-12-0190.jpg2011-04-12-0190.JPGWestern side of Raoul Island with Hutchison Bluff (left). Raoul Island is the largest island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Monday 11 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C.EW9BW3GKAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C.EW9BW3GKA/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-12-0279.jpg2011-04-12-0279.JPGSouthern side of Raoul Island the largest island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South PacificMonday 11 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006zXdtBiJYmkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006zXdtBiJYmk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0087.jpg2011-05-13-0087.JPGDawn breaks over Nugent Island the most Northern Island in New Zealand during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000018dHaqv.Y9whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000018dHaqv.Y9w/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0100.jpg2011-05-13-0100.JPGSeabirds take flight at dawn above North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ATegDA0H50ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ATegDA0H50o/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0025.jpg2011-05-13-0025.JPGDawn light over Napier, Nugent and North Meyer Island (Pictured from left) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v9cfQquARFAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v9cfQquARFA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0037.jpg2011-05-13-0037.JPGDawn breaks over North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J3_eWF3Bvw0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J3_eWF3Bvw0/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-12-0136.jpg2011-04-12-0136.JPGMeyer Islands are silhouetted at sunrise in rough seas in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Monday 11 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VnDUmgqSDBMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VnDUmgqSDBM/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-12-0103-1.jpg2011-04-12-0103_1.JPGMeyer Islands are silhouetted at sunrise in rough seas in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Monday 11 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JTGpzkWMAoIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JTGpzkWMAoI/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-12-0078.jpg2011-04-12-0078.JPGNapier (left) and Meyer Islands with surounding Islets are silhouetted at sunrise in rough seas in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Monday 11 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000075jDr4fpdV8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000075jDr4fpdV8/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0007.jpg2011-04-10-0007.JPGMeyer Islands are silhouetted at sunrise Sunday 10 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.hRgusHtY_Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.hRgusHtY_I/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-19-0085.jpgOctopus tetricusOctopus tetricus. (Captive). September 2014. Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DGUi2rfjs2Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DGUi2rfjs2Q/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0041.jpgGiant KelpGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Crozier Point , Auckland Island in the Sub Antarctic Islands, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. Monday 10 January 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 299 Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions. Site: Crozier Point, Auckland Island, Sub Antarctic Islands. Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 11.9 meters. Bottom Time: 62 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 17,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 18,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000w2do1YiJgQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000w2do1YiJgQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0088.jpg2011-01-05-0088.jpgA shark's dorsal fin most likely a Common thresher shark (Alopias vulpinus) cuts the surface at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P2ZyItDs2TEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P2ZyItDs2TE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0169.jpgCarpet SharkCephaloscyllium isabellum (Carpet Shark). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uKjkqwOeAoshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uKjkqwOeAos/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-25-0163.jpg2010-10-25-0163.jpgMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). Critically endangered the Maui's dolphin is the worldís smallest and most rare marine dolphin. Pictured south of the Manukau Harbour off the West Coast of the North Island of New Zealand..Monday 25 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lfwqsppTziIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lfwqsppTziI/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0571-1.jpg2011-01-05-0571_1.jpgA juvenile male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) at Station Cove on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002TApf8x7ATEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002TApf8x7ATE/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0209.jpg2013-04-13-0209.JPGStalked ascidian Pycnoclavella kottae at Rosemary Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 459 Site: Rosemary Island, East of Catton's Cave and Cave, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 261:04 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.9 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 30,437 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,533 minutes CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HOFR.60xEjshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HOFR.60xEjs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0245.jpg2011-05-14-0245.JPGUnidentified orange Starfish from the class Asteroidea at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f6jkTpgMb3shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f6jkTpgMb3s/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-11-0093-2.jpg2011-04-11-0093-2.JPGUnidentified Starfish Monday 11 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 329 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Southern End of Denham Bay, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 150:08 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 13.2 meters. Bottom Time: 89 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,683 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,772 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E_GL7iv6XHAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E_GL7iv6XHA/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-01-0063-1.jpgScorpion fishScorpaena cardinalis (Northern Scorpionfish) sits on the yellow sponge Iophon proximum. Thursday 01 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 528 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 11:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 348:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 80.3 meters Bottom Time: 183 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 101% OTU: 88% Bottom Time to Date: 36,490 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,673 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eGGqJDDa8n4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eGGqJDDa8n4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0277-2.jpg2011-05-24-0277-2.JPGWaves erode the pyroclastic rock of Curtis Island in Stella Passage during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 360 Dive Buddy: Site: Stella Passage, Western side of Curtis Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,297 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,358 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B_Yro1fruTchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B_Yro1fruTc/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0061-1.jpg2010-06-13-0061_1.jpgA tiny amphipod living inside Tubularia sp. (Class Hydrozoa) at Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Sunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 257.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 15.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 62:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 14.7 meters..Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,465 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,559 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hGbfsviaxQwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hGbfsviaxQw/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0282.jpg2012-07-07-0282.jpgAntipodarctus aoteanus (Spanish Lobster)..Saturday 07 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 425..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 15 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 27,220 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004LvG4SHV.48https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004LvG4SHV.48/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0188.jpgSunset wrasseThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) Initial Phase. Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 767 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,909 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,834 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hsyZGvFf4rEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hsyZGvFf4rE/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0061.jpgSunset wrasseThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) Terminal Phase Male, Cook Islands. July 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g8FN7h9_Ntchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g8FN7h9_Ntc/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0059.jpgSunset wrasseThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) Terminal Phase Male, Cook Islands. July 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006rPEMq0OTXAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006rPEMq0OTXA/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0063.jpgSunset wrasseThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) Initial Phase, Cook Islands. July 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qzWfJ9inyJchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qzWfJ9inyJc/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0091.jpgSunset wrasseThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) Initial Phase, Cook Islands. July 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qECXWEb9BOQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qECXWEb9BOQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-07-19-0064.jpgSunset wrasseThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) Initial Phase, Cook Islands. July 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a9PKM_Nrhzghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a9PKM_Nrhzg/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0177.jpgBluntheaded wrasseThalassoma amblycephalum (Two-tone wrasse or Bluntheaded wrasse) initial phase. Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 767 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,909 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,834 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WPy3ioRm2.0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WPy3ioRm2.0/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0173.jpgSea UrchinHeliocidaris tuberculata (Sea Urchin). Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 767 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,909 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,834 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UOK0oIGrXckhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UOK0oIGrXck/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0172.jpgRainbow WrasseSuezichthys arquatus (Rainbow Wrasse/ Rainbowfish) Initial Phase. Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 767 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,909 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,834 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r2pw_.NsxDohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r2pw_.NsxDo/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0157.jpgYellow banded perchAcanthistius cinctus (Yellow banded perch). Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 767 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,909 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,834 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_Geyerz1Li4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_Geyerz1Li4/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0140.jpgGreen wrasseNotolabrus incriptus (Green wrasse) Initial Phase. Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 767 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,909 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,834 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006OmxoXXXNAghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006OmxoXXXNAg/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0161.jpgMorse-code leatherjacketThamnaconus analis (Morse-code leatherjacket). Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 767 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,909 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,834 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H8HDkIlUxeMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H8HDkIlUxeM/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0015.jpgblue knifefishLabracoglossa nitida (blue knifefish). Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 766 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,834minutes Cumulative Time: 42,765 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xh3lpBr6goAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xh3lpBr6goA/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0050.jpg2012-05-12-0050.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ws6HD3T9abchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ws6HD3T9abc/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0058.jpg2012-05-12-0058.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008WL0s3Fd98khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008WL0s3Fd98k/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0029.jpgMasked mokiGoniistius francisi (Masked moki). Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 766 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,834minutes Cumulative Time: 42,765 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rCEKua0dLVohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rCEKua0dLVo/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0057.jpgTwo-tone wrasseThalassoma amblycephalum (Two-tone wrasse or Bluntheaded wrasse) imale. Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 766 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,834minutes Cumulative Time: 42,765 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yXX2vnKEdcMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yXX2vnKEdcM/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0041.jpgTwo-tone wrasseThalassoma amblycephalum (Two-tone wrasse or Bluntheaded wrasse) initial phase. Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 766 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,834minutes Cumulative Time: 42,765 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gOVhFFyONr4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gOVhFFyONr4/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0011.jpgTwo-tone wrasseThalassoma amblycephalum (Two-tone wrasse or Bluntheaded wrasse) initial phase. Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 766 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,834minutes Cumulative Time: 42,765 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wiwV8DaAxlghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wiwV8DaAxlg/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0036.jpgTwo-tone wrasseThalassoma amblycephalum (Two-tone wrasse or Bluntheaded wrasse) initial phase. Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 766 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,834minutes Cumulative Time: 42,765 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Mk_7IQbWSZohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Mk_7IQbWSZo/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0002.jpgCombfishCoris picta (Combfish). Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 766 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,834minutes Cumulative Time: 42,765 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SD3cIAClwvwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SD3cIAClwvw/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0119.jpg2010-10-03-0119.jpgCanthigaster callisterna (Sharp-nosed pufferfish) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iim7YqbjEeohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iim7YqbjEeo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0138.jpg2015-01-23-0138.jpgAcanthurus dussumieri (Eye-stripe surgeonfish) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S_0T6gGxVwkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S_0T6gGxVwk/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-04-0124.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MKbt1RnkKLEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MKbt1RnkKLE/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-04-0186.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v1w9mdl0_f8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v1w9mdl0_f8/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0215-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vejt3KLixPIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vejt3KLixPI/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0061-1.jpg2012-04-18-0061_1.jpgCallanthias australis (Northern splendid perch) male..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fk5s2eOT7YQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fk5s2eOT7YQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-22-0032.jpgGrey Moray EelGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Thursday 22 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 252.Boat: Mazurka..Site: FredÕs Pinnacles at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 28.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 55:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters..Bottom Time: 63 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,086 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,149 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Dy6GnxMhfqshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Dy6GnxMhfqs/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-08-0022.jpg2012-07-08-0022.jpgZanclistius elevatus (Long-finned boarfish) .Sunday 08 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 426.Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 222:08 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters.Bottom Time: 111 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,310 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,421 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VmSUQXsqLg8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VmSUQXsqLg8/fit=1000x1000/2008-11-30-0280.jpgScorpionfishA Scorpion Fish (Scorpaena cardinalis) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand....Sunday 30 November 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 127 Max Depth 26.5 m. Average Depth 10.7m. Temp 17 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 80 min. Bottom Time to Date 5585 min Cumulative Time 5665 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e7I0RdQoeuYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e7I0RdQoeuY/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0125.jpgNorthern ScorpionfishScorpaena cardinalis (Northern Scorpionfish). Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 767 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,909 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,834 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uoe1AIfCpx0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uoe1AIfCpx0/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0098.jpg2012-03-25-0098.jpgCanthigaster callisterna (Sharp-nosed pufferfish)..Sunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 352.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mine Shaft Cave..Temperature: 19.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 194:29 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,201 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,282 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BRm7I4IbwoQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BRm7I4IbwoQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0143.jpg2010-10-03-0143.jpgCanthigaster callisterna (Sharp-nosed pufferfish) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yoY7hg27oiIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yoY7hg27oiI/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0104.jpg2010-10-03-0104.jpgCanthigaster callisterna (Sharp-nosed pufferfish) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ycGH7mhY2kQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ycGH7mhY2kQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0123.jpgRainbow WrasseSuezichthys arquatus (Rainbow Wrasse/ Rainbowfish) Initial Phase. Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 767 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,909 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,834 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007HO6qaMZN94https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007HO6qaMZN94/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0118.jpgRainbow WrasseSuezichthys arquatus (Rainbow Wrasse/ Rainbowfish) Initial Phase. Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 767 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,909 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,834 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D1749osnt1Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D1749osnt1I/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0113.jpgRainbow WrasseSuezichthys arquatus (Rainbow Wrasse/ Rainbowfish) Initial Phase. Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 767 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,909 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,834 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jzyT0LdmFAshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jzyT0LdmFAs/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0117.jpgRainbow WrasseSuezichthys arquatus (Rainbow Wrasse/ Rainbowfish) Initial Phase. Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 767 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,909 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,834 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V8P29p8jQrMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V8P29p8jQrM/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0112.jpgRainbow WrasseSuezichthys arquatus (Rainbow Wrasse/ Rainbowfish) Initial Phase. Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 767 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,909 minutes Cumulative Time: 42,834 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SCqjC_.ZIiMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SCqjC_.ZIiM/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0025.jpgSandager's wrasseCoris sandageri (Sandager's wrasse). Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 766 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,834minutes Cumulative Time: 42,765 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003aKeSNhsamIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003aKeSNhsamI/fit=1000x1000/2015-10-12-0024.jpg2015-10-12-0024.JPGPseudocaranx georgianus (Trevally). Saturday 10 October 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 766 Site: West Side of North Meyer Island, Raoul Island, Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. Dive Buddy: Steve Hathaway Boat: Braveheart. Temperature: 19 degrees Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 42,834minutes Cumulative Time: 42,765 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aeidaeTZbsshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aeidaeTZbss/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0145.jpg2011-10-29-0145.jpgBotrylloides magnicoecum (Ascidian) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Rwah1ehVPh8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Rwah1ehVPh8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0122-2-2.jpg2011-05-15-0122-2-2.JPGTwo large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) approximately 1.2m in length engage in what appears to be a mating ritual, continually changing colour to an almost vivid white and rubbing and wrapping themselves around each other for a period of Three Minutes and 20 Seconds (Taken from camera metadata) at a depth of 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LjOxL5ONZZchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LjOxL5ONZZc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0378-2.jpg2011-05-21-0378-2.JPGBroughton Lattey crew member on RV Braveheart with a large school of Blue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 355 Dive Buddy: Broughton Lattey. Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 29.3 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,054 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,106 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c7mNdhuNqnchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c7mNdhuNqnc/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-30-0035-1.jpg2014-04-30-0035_1.jpgCalyx imperialis (Organ-pipe sponge). Tuesday 29 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 526 Site: Cave Bay Ammunition Dump, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 342:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 57.8 meters Bottom Time: 150 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 82% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 36,187 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,337 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000unhgTghxCLohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000unhgTghxCLo/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-18-0005.jpg2008-04-18-0005.jpgA Red Pigfish (Bodianus unimaculatus) in front of Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) in Rikoriko Cave at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 18 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 71 : Riko Riko Cave in the Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 28.4m. Average Depth 14.3.Bottom Time 54min. Bottom Time to Date 2937min Cumulative Time 2991min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000abj2rBkCRO0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000abj2rBkCRO0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0183-2.jpg2011-05-17-0183-2.JPGA spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) with a giant purple Gorgonian Fan on the western side of Nugent Island, the most northern Island in New Zealand territory during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 345 Dive Buddy: Site: Nugent Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters. Bottom Time: 37 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,585 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,622 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PXKRtT_DGUAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PXKRtT_DGUA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0128.jpg2011-05-19-0128.JPGToadstool grouper (Trachypoma macracanthus) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_6dKq5P6_C8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_6dKq5P6_C8/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0313.jpgLatrunculia procumbensLatrunculia procumbens (sponge). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 480 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:34 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 32,335 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,410 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qPxWs0aTAsAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qPxWs0aTAsA/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0015.jpg2012-05-12-0015.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Patj4zkxjW0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Patj4zkxjW0/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-11-0028-2.jpgGolden SnapperCentroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper) school in the upwelling of cold water on Princes Arch Pinnacle, Northern Side of Princes Islands, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 11 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 454 Site: Princes Arch Pinnacle, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 253:56 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 28% OTU: 25% Bottom Time to Date:30,036 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,096 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W0oKFr_QfpAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W0oKFr_QfpA/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0014.jpgDendrilla roseaDendrilla rosea (Sponge). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 468 Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 08:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 273:25 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 31,313 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wG6Ob4QaPEEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wG6Ob4QaPEE/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0260.jpg2009-09-19-0260.jpgSpanish Lobster (Arctites antipodum) at Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 187.Boat : Yukon.Site : Tie Dye Arch.Max Depth 19.6 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 68 min..Bottom Time to Date 9480 min..Cumulative Time 9548min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004_Guypqaarwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004_Guypqaarw/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-029-0035.jpg2013-09-029-0035.jpgA pod of Orcinas orca (Orca/Killer Whale) traveling north 3.7km offshore and 4.45km off Tutukaka Head at approximately 4:20pm Saturday 29 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I.qyyQS18HEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I.qyyQS18HE/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-029-0121-1.jpg2013-09-029-0121_1.jpgA pod of Orcinas orca (Orca/Killer Whale) traveling north 3.7km offshore and 4.45km off Tutukaka Head at approximately 4:20pm Saturday 29 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_ltyXd92sqohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_ltyXd92sqo/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-029-0118.jpg2013-09-029-0118.jpgA pod of Orcinas orca (Orca/Killer Whale) traveling north 3.7km offshore and 4.45km off Tutukaka Head at approximately 4:20pm Saturday 29 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XOJcv5xYODwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XOJcv5xYODw/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-029-0103-1.jpg2013-09-029-0103_1.jpgA pod of Orcinas orca (Orca/Killer Whale) traveling north 3.7km offshore and 4.45km off Tutukaka Head at approximately 4:20pm Saturday 29 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KhLQQ_NU4hEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KhLQQ_NU4hE/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-029-0103.jpg2013-09-029-0103.jpgA pod of Orcinas orca (Orca/Killer Whale) traveling north 3.7km offshore and 4.45km off Tutukaka Head at approximately 4:20pm Saturday 29 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WCX.xvl6IM0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WCX.xvl6IM0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0268.jpg2011-01-11-0268.jpgA pod of Dusky dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obscurus) reaching their southern limits pictured on a journey back from the Sub Antarctic, Auckland Islands to Dunedin, New Zealand..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vz839h56fpEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vz839h56fpE/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-10-0097.jpg2011-03-10-0097.jpgDepartment of Conservation's abundance survey on the critically endangered Maui's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui) and taking skin biopsy's to obtain DNA profiles of individual animals..Pictured: Marc Oremus takes a skin biopsy using a dart gun..Thursday 10 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zB64KZpbSY8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zB64KZpbSY8/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-10-0089.jpg2011-03-10-0089.jpgDepartment of Conservation's abundance survey on the critically endangered Maui's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui) and taking skin biopsy's to obtain DNA profiles of individual animals..Pictured: Marc Oremus takes a skin biopsy using a dart gun..Thursday 10 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kvq6zlrzhzEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kvq6zlrzhzE/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-10-0057.jpg2011-03-10-0057.jpgDepartment of Conservation's abundance survey on the critically endangered Maui's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui) and taking skin biopsy's to obtain DNA profiles of individual animals..Thursday 10 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xpdyxp3kNO8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xpdyxp3kNO8/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-10-0046.jpg2011-03-10-0046.jpgDepartment of Conservation's abundance survey on the critically endangered Maui's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui) and taking skin biopsy's to obtain DNA profiles of individual animals..Pictured: Marc Oremus takes a skin biopsy from a dart..Thursday 10 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hn6IksK50h8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hn6IksK50h8/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-10-0035.jpg2011-03-10-0035.jpgDepartment of Conservation's abundance survey on the critically endangered Maui's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui) and taking skin biopsy's to obtain DNA profiles of individual animals..Pictured : DOC marine ranger Martin Stanley (left) takes photographs of a Maui's dorsal fin to help identify individual dolphins that scientist Marc Oremus takes skin biopsy's from using a dart gun.Thursday 10 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sOf54i1_yRIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sOf54i1_yRI/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-10-0026.jpg2011-03-10-0026.jpgDepartment of Conservation's abundance survey on the critically endangered Maui's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui) and taking skin biopsy's to obtain DNA profiles of individual animals..Pictured : DOC marine ranger Martin Stanley (left) takes photographs of a Maui's dorsal fin to help identify individual dolphins that scientist Marc Oremus takes skin biopsy's from using a dart gun.Thursday 10 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qF89HcsL6ashttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qF89HcsL6as/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-10-0025.jpg2011-03-10-0025.jpgDepartment of Conservation's abundance survey on the critically endangered Maui's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui) and taking skin biopsy's to obtain DNA profiles of individual animals..Pictured : DOC marine ranger Martin Stanley (left) and Scientist Marc Oremus scan the horizon for signs of the dolphins..Thursday 10 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KGu8nVKEHGwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KGu8nVKEHGw/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-10-0021.jpg2011-03-10-0021.jpgDepartment of Conservation's abundance survey on the critically endangered Maui's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui) and taking skin biopsy's to obtain DNA profiles of individual animals..Pictured : DOC marine ranger Martin Stanley (left) and Scientist Marc Oremus scan the horizon for signs of the dolphins..Thursday 10 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yoLKXRGAwUIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yoLKXRGAwUI/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-25-0198.jpg2010-10-25-0198.jpgMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). Critically endangered the Maui's dolphin is the world's smallest and most rare marine dolphin. Pictured south of the Manukau Harbour off the West Coast of the North Island of New Zealand..Monday 25 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dA8ZvdYgbTchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dA8ZvdYgbTc/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-25-0256.jpg2010-10-25-0256.jpgMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). Critically endangered the Maui's dolphin is the world's smallest and most rare marine dolphin. Pictured south of the Manukau Harbour off the West Coast of the North Island of New Zealand..Monday 25 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w1cFjxtHKs8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w1cFjxtHKs8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0907.jpg2011-01-09-0907.jpgNew Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) mate on Sandy Bay, Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000osr5OIjhZmwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000osr5OIjhZmw/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0892.jpg2011-01-09-0892.jpgNew Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) mate on Sandy Bay, Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nDQN4ihmn0Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nDQN4ihmn0A/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0878.jpg2011-01-09-0878.jpgNew Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) mate on Sandy Bay, Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Hqpr2DSnQJghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Hqpr2DSnQJg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0873.jpg2011-01-09-0873.jpgNew Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) on Sandy Bay, Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tBukDqjME9whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tBukDqjME9w/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0864.jpg2011-01-09-0864.jpgNew Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) pups at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J.RntJWh7lkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J.RntJWh7lk/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0732.jpg2011-01-09-0732.jpgNew Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) on Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Nwj6EKdQKo8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Nwj6EKdQKo8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0239.jpg2011-01-09-0239.jpgNew Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) pups at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bP2QuU2w0qAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bP2QuU2w0qA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0488.jpg2011-01-08-0488.jpgA Juvenile male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O2Ji4lkLYDkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O2Ji4lkLYDk/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0419.jpg2011-01-08-0419.jpgA Juvenile male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pL0m6qZg_xAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pL0m6qZg_xA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0399-2.jpg2011-01-08-0399-2.jpgA Juvenile male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E9CCFP5tDGQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E9CCFP5tDGQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0393.jpg2011-01-08-0393.jpgA Juvenile male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Pfd3M8FsrGEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Pfd3M8FsrGE/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0390.jpg2011-01-08-0390.jpgA Juvenile male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hFcC9_Si6JQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hFcC9_Si6JQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0387.jpg2011-01-08-0387.jpgA Juvenile male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aUgjDFNP75shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aUgjDFNP75s/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0383.jpg2011-01-08-0383.jpgA Juvenile male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BmbOJ_DGwwUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BmbOJ_DGwwU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0130.jpg2011-01-08-0130.jpgA Juvenile male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) at the Western Arm of Carnley Harbour at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IUJahFnX4Vohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IUJahFnX4Vo/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0130-1.jpg2011-01-08-0130_1.jpgA Juvenile male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) at the Western Arm of Carnley Harbour at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hBBUNOTXfsIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hBBUNOTXfsI/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0229.jpg2011-01-05-0229.jpgA juvenile male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) at Ho Ho Bay on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VnDC44M0Hyghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VnDC44M0Hyg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0223.jpg2011-01-05-0223.jpgA juvenile male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) at Ho Ho Bay on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e.ZZmtaIOWAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e.ZZmtaIOWA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0214.jpg2011-01-05-0214.jpgA juvenile male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) at Ho Ho Bay on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lx0COYWKYZohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lx0COYWKYZo/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0605.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GT2r3XcVsEshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GT2r3XcVsEs/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0040.jpg2012-05-12-0040.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fzAJgS39P_ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fzAJgS39P_g/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0257.jpgYellow zoathhid anemoneParazoanthus elongatus (Yellow zoathhid anemone). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 475 Site: Eastern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 280:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters Bottom Time: 114 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 50% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 31,791 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,905 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BDFq8Zl0Wvkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BDFq8Zl0Wvk/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0006.jpg2012-05-12-0006.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ozmuk93fhhUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ozmuk93fhhU/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0010.jpg2012-05-12-0010.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ObCP_rszEpIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ObCP_rszEpI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0330.jpgWaikare Wreck 1910Diver Ian Skipworth on the wreck of the Waikare 1910 at Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MV5ntD_F1ZEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MV5ntD_F1ZE/fit=1000x1000/220806RGR0177.jpg220806RGR0177.jpgEurope : The Brandenburg Gate (German: Brandenburger Tor) is a former city gate and the symbol of Berlin, Germany. It is located on the Pariser Platz and is the only remaining gate of a series through which one formerly entered Berlin. .Tuesday 22 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p24WZWXktGEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p24WZWXktGE/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0005.jpg2011-10-29-0005.jpgThe blue Clavelina sp. Ascidian at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001hxJ_ZvTdO8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001hxJ_ZvTdO8/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-01-0149.jpg2010-10-01-0149.jpgAscidians Hypsistozoa fasmeriana surounded by Clavelina sp. at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Friday 01 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 279.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 91:50 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.4 meters...Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,357 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,435 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ii0mfhheKbUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ii0mfhheKbU/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0260.jpg2012-04-15-0260.jpgParazoanthus elongatus (Yellow zoathhid anemone)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 358.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 15 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,760 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,845 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DZmon8d6fd8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DZmon8d6fd8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0058-2.jpg2011-05-14-0058-2.jpgNotch-head marblefish (Aplodactylus etheridgii) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Saturday 14 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 338.Dive Buddy: .Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 28 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SqL19WZszZEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SqL19WZszZE/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0105-4.jpg2009-01-14-0105-4.jpgA Mako Shark Isurus oxyrinchus comes in close to the cage while Shark Diving off the Coast of Whakatane.Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CQjpKAc1hfUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CQjpKAc1hfU/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0277.jpg2012-07-07-0277.jpgAntipodarctus aoteanus (Spanish Lobster)..Saturday 07 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 425..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 15 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 27,220 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DZdMfGimpeEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DZdMfGimpeE/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-16-0389.jpg2013-04-16-0389.JPGDiomedea anitpodensis (Antipodean albatross) off South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland.Sunday 14 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 460 Site: North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 262:44 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters Bottom Time: 101 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 30,533 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,634 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B6qAQrDgoJEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B6qAQrDgoJE/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-05-0146.jpg2011-08-05-0146.jpgMokohinau Islands lighthouse on Burgess Island in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. Friday 05 August 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hN4.UWjY0okhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hN4.UWjY0ok/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0857.jpgCrayfishJasus edwardsii (New Zealand Crayfish). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 516 Site: Acheron Passage, Eastern Side, North of Wet Jacket Arm, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:37 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 320:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters Bottom Time: 171 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 62% Bottom Time to Date: 34,929 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,100 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g.Ra6OqPW1Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g.Ra6OqPW1Q/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0687.jpgCrayfishJasus edwardsii (New Zealand Crayfish). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JBmh7QcFinIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JBmh7QcFinI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0068.jpg2014-04-27-0068.jpgCaprodon longimanus (Pink maomao). Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sbB9rCww2.Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sbB9rCww2.I/fit=1000x1000/Pseudorca-crassidens-0009.jpgPseudorca crassidens-0009.jpgA pod of False-killer whales (Pseudorca crassidens) follows closely behind a pod of Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Tuesday 20 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000shS_lsnj2hQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000shS_lsnj2hQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0509.jpg2010-11-28-0509.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside Flea Bay Near the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CYF143n6NjEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CYF143n6NjE/fit=1000x1000/2007-11-15-0430.jpg2007-11-15-0430.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Thursday 15 November 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.LcMDWVv.iMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.LcMDWVv.iM/fit=1000x1000/2007-11-15-0015.jpg2007-11-15-0015.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Thursday 15 November 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.VR1BFTEPZAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.VR1BFTEPZA/fit=1000x1000/2007-08-13-0413.jpg2007-08-13-0413.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Pictured : Marineland provides a Sanctuary for Sick and Injured Birds..Monday 13 August 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rPum49um8b4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rPum49um8b4/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0135.jpgTube anemoneCerianthus sp. (Tube anemone). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003QF2tRp7eIwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003QF2tRp7eIw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0154.jpg2011-05-20-0154.JPGFeather Star on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 352 Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 72 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mKYF.gY1Zx8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mKYF.gY1Zx8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0060.jpg2011-05-19-0060.JPGFeather Star on a purple Gorgonian Fan during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 349 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30 meters. Bottom Time: 54 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,752 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,806 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cXILv.HxcOghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cXILv.HxcOg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0178-3.jpg2011-05-14-0178-3.JPGA featherstar of the class Crinoidea at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EQWWa63hM9Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EQWWa63hM9M/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0284.jpg2009-10-17-0284.jpgA Storm front approaches the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Islands group in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Saturday 17 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zrqNFA53Q2Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zrqNFA53Q2A/fit=1000x1000/111105NZHRR013.jpg111105NZHRR013.jpg12-year-old Levii Parsons jumps of the Opononi wharf into the Hokianga Harbour on a hot afternoon..Thursday 11 November 2005 © New Zealand Herald Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.WxzesbDjx8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.WxzesbDjx8/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-24-0069.jpg2010-09-24-0069.jpgPictured: Dr Ingrid Visser from the Orca Research Trust takes photographs of the whales dorsal fins to help identify the in the future..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SqN1v29rJXUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SqN1v29rJXU/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-01-0149-2.jpg2008-01-01-0149_2.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in a pool in Napier New Zealand. In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bTPgCwgzvWIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bTPgCwgzvWI/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-01-0149.jpg2008-01-01-0149.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in a pool in Napier New Zealand. In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KMXXnsY0mzQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KMXXnsY0mzQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-029-0058.jpg2013-09-029-0058.jpgA pod of Orcinas orca (Orca/Killer Whale) traveling north 3.7km offshore and 4.45km off Tutukaka Head at approximately 4:20pm Saturday 29 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EecM3wNn0lEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EecM3wNn0lE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0191.jpg2015-01-23-0191.jpgGymnothorax thyrsoideus (White-Eyed Moray). Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000944ZmcEgsZIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000944ZmcEgsZI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0232.jpg2015-01-23-0232.jpgYellow Boxfish (Ostracion cubicus). Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h63FUUrVLzkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h63FUUrVLzk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0145-2.jpg2011-05-16-0145-2.jpgYellow Boxfish (Ostracion cubicus) off the western side of North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Monday 16 May 2011..hotograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: .Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters..Bottom Time: 66 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JJMdfKJivJUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JJMdfKJivJU/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-23-0028.jpg2010-07-23-0028.jpgCrested Blenny (Parablennius laticlavius) from the Family Blenniidae at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 271.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Pinakitanga Point to Ramariki Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.7 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 81:50 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 19 meters...Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,662 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,754 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j8grIjLGH8Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j8grIjLGH8M/fit=1000x1000/2007-05-21-011.jpg2007-05-21-011.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Pictured : Marineland trainer Cee Jay works wit Ollie a NZ Fur Seal. The NZ Fur Seals at Marineland are all either animals that have been brought in sick or have been bred from sick and injured animals..Monday 21 May 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yMbYlGfLdbwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yMbYlGfLdbw/fit=1000x1000/2007-05-21-111.jpg2007-05-21-111.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Pictured : Kelly in her main pool..Monday 21 May 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p.XEWBELNZAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p.XEWBELNZA/fit=1000x1000/2007-05-21-174.jpg2007-05-21-174.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Pictured : A small turnout for a show in winter..Monday 21 May 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Idf3plqSLEshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Idf3plqSLEs/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0230.jpg2008-12-31-0230.jpgThe hydromedusa, Aequorea forskalea..Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005FYUTEo6E6shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005FYUTEo6E6s/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0249.jpg2008-12-31-0249.jpgThe hydromedusa, Aequorea forskalea..Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IjQX.PyonG8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IjQX.PyonG8/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0212.jpg2012-11-04-0212.jpgAequorea forskalea (Hydromedusae). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Nzha1YxHR3Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Nzha1YxHR3Q/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0055.jpg2012-11-04-0055.jpgAequorea forskalea (Hydromedusae). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TmJZE4z_uuIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TmJZE4z_uuI/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0043.jpg2012-11-04-0043.jpgAequorea forskalea (Hydromedusae). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZYuo.gG1EYkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZYuo.gG1EYk/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0054.jpg2012-11-04-0054.jpgAequorea forskalea (Hydromedusae). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sxp..DDZ7.whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sxp..DDZ7.w/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0249-1.jpg2012-11-04-0249_1.jpgAequorea forskalea (Hydromedusae). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WQ.NAdO52bchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WQ.NAdO52bc/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-20-0246.jpgMaori OctopusOctopus maorum (Maori octopus) underneath the wharf at Leigh, Auckland. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EERYiK_JInYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EERYiK_JInY/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-20-0314.jpgMaori OctopusOctopus maorum (Maori octopus) underneath the wharf at Leigh, Auckland. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xxhw.W_z618https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xxhw.W_z618/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-20-0271.jpgMaori OctopusOctopus maorum (Maori octopus) underneath the wharf at Leigh, Auckland. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fJs3OcwZUdshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fJs3OcwZUds/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-20-0303.jpgMaori OctopusOctopus maorum (Maori octopus) underneath the wharf at Leigh, Auckland. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OPp6YQCy7V0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OPp6YQCy7V0/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0143.jpg2012-04-19-0143.jpgOdax pullus (Butterfish)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 366.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Butter Fish Bay too Landing Bay, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 213:43 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 23.4 meters..Bottom Time: 121minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,432 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,553 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZrAI1.yBjIQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZrAI1.yBjIQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-07-12-0154.jpg2013-07-12-0154.jpgDoto pita (Nudibranch) Friday 12 July 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 486 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Kent Erickson Time: 20:10 Temperature: 16 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 73 minutes Mix: 21 OC Bottom Time to Date: 32,875 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,948 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NeVIruk7.okhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NeVIruk7.ok/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0198.jpg2012-03-25-0198.jpgDiaphorodoris sp. (Nudibranch)..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Onchidorididae.Distribution: NZ, SE Australia.Occurrence: Rare in NZ.Size: 10mm .Sunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 352.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mine Shaft Cave..Temperature: 19.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 194:29 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,201 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,282 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GbzQoCdce08https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GbzQoCdce08/fit=1000x1000/2013-07-12-0149.jpg2013-07-12-0149.JPGPolycera sp. (nudibranch) Friday 12 July 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 486 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Kent Erickson Time: 20:10 Temperature: 16 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 73 minutes Mix: 21 OC Bottom Time to Date: 32,875 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,948 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dqsTrJ0VGK4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dqsTrJ0VGK4/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0532.jpg2009-01-14-0532.jpgShark enthusiast and skipper of Surfit Charters Skipper Boyd McGregor prepares the cage for New Zealand Herald reporter James Ihaka to go Shark Diving off the Coast of Whakatane. Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZFLsId.qE1Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZFLsId.qE1M/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0882.jpg2011-01-09-0882.jpgNew Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) mate on Sandy Bay, Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AOArJL_7K0chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AOArJL_7K0c/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0496.jpg2011-01-06-0496.jpgNew Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) guards the lone Sitka spruce known as the Ranfurly Tree that has become famous as the worlds loneliest tree at Camp Cove on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ly7U23vxkJMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ly7U23vxkJM/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0490.jpg2011-01-06-0490.jpgMale New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) at Tucker Cove on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oUE93au2TNEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oUE93au2TNE/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0416.jpg2011-01-06-0416.jpgMale New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) at Tucker Cove on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S_tVFBjHPWAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S_tVFBjHPWA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0413.jpg2011-01-06-0413.jpgMale New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) at Tucker Cove on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JNNQtqwVGoQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JNNQtqwVGoQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0409.jpg2011-01-06-0409.jpgMale New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) at Tucker Cove on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tuxdU4WMEx0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tuxdU4WMEx0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0243-2.jpg2011-05-22-0243-2.JPGMalcolm Francis, Principal Scientist National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research photographs fish behind a large Coral (Turbinaria sp.) on the western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 357 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters. Bottom Time: 45 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,149 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,194 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oGWPaipxg90https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oGWPaipxg90/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0235-3.jpg2011-05-22-0235-3.JPGLarge Coral (Turbinaria sp.) on the western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 357 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters. Bottom Time: 45 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,149 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,194 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g9gja2fJvn0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g9gja2fJvn0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0354.jpg2011-05-15-0354.JPGLarge Coral (Turbinaria sp.) at Boat Cove, Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 342 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 10 meters. Bottom Time: 55 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,403 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,458 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WzI5lyk6KYYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WzI5lyk6KYY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0358-Edit.jpg2011-05-15-0358-Edit.JPGLarge Coral (Turbinaria sp.) at Boat Cove, Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 342 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 10 meters. Bottom Time: 55 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,403 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,458 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NSWY4TSulCIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NSWY4TSulCI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0299-2.jpg2011-05-12-0299-2.JPGLarge Coral (Turbinaria sp.) on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 333 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22.5 meters. Bottom Time: 28 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,963 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,991 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YFh9khUUZIshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YFh9khUUZIs/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-13-0034-1.jpg2011-04-13-0034_1.JPGLarge Coral (Turbinaria sp.) with Underwater photographer Ian Skipworth in the background.Wednesday 13 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 330 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Southern Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 151:11 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.3 meters. Bottom Time: 67 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,772 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,839 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bUIyaEbCKQkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bUIyaEbCKQk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0219.jpg2011-05-14-0219.JPGSpeckled Moray (Gymnothorax obesus) is framed by coral polyps at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C7aQeRyPhykhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C7aQeRyPhyk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0098.jpg2011-05-19-0098.JPGHard coral on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 349 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30 meters. Bottom Time: 54 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,752 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,806 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dVNrQREx5A4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dVNrQREx5A4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0096.jpg2011-05-19-0096.JPGHard coral on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 349 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30 meters. Bottom Time: 54 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,752 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,806 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CcuMIPyatEUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CcuMIPyatEU/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0230.jpg2010-04-17-0230.jpgNudibranch, Cratena lineata?.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Aeolidina.Family: Glaucidae.Location :The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 237.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 37.55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,977 minutes..Cumulative Time: 13,067minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hKpcVfEkeo0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hKpcVfEkeo0/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-01-0037.jpg2010-10-01-0037.jpgNudibranch Janolus eximius.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Distribution: Three Kings Islands, Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon.Size: 12mm .At the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Friday 01 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 278.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 90:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 23.4 meters...Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,256 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,357 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vnnMkvTilHAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vnnMkvTilHA/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-01-0030.jpg2010-10-01-0030.jpgNudibranch Janolus eximius.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Distribution: Three Kings Islands, Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon.Size: 12mm .At the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Friday 01 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 278.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 90:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 23.4 meters...Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,256 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,357 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nqNdkfKZel8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nqNdkfKZel8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0076-1.jpg2013-04-27-0076_1.JPGJanolus eximius (Nudibranch). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 467 Site: Cave Bay, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:15 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,247 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,313 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000048BaotARpBkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000048BaotARpBk/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0079-1.jpg2013-04-27-0079_1.JPGJanolus eximius (Nudibranch). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 467 Site: Cave Bay, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:15 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,247 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,313 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006S.lI6vyLsIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006S.lI6vyLsI/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0079.jpg2013-04-27-0079.JPGJanolus eximius (Nudibranch). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 467 Site: Cave Bay, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:15 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,247 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,313 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000392nphaA8kkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000392nphaA8kk/fit=1000x1000/2015-08-03-0516-1.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealNew Zealand Fur Seal (Arctocephalus forsteri) at Katiki Point, Moeraki, New Zealand. August 2015. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PxH85LOpv9Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PxH85LOpv9U/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0214.jpg2013-04-12-0214.JPGEpinephelus daemelii (Spotted black grouper) at the North West corner, West Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 457 Site: North West corner, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 257:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.4 meters Bottom Time: 72 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,252 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,324 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cRErvaIuo.Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cRErvaIuo.E/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0216.jpg2013-04-12-0216.JPGEpinephelus daemelii (Spotted black grouper) at the North West corner, West Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 457 Site: North West corner, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 257:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.4 meters Bottom Time: 72 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,252 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,324 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dH93GPu_oDMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dH93GPu_oDM/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-11-0154.jpgSargassum johnsoniiEpinephelus daemelii (Spotted black grouper) swims through a forest of the totara weed Sargassum johnsonii endemic to the Three Kings at Hollow Hill, Southern Side of Princes Islands, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 11 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 455 Site: Hollow Hill, Southern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 255:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.4 meters Bottom Time: 80 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 39% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,096 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,176 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009vZ55EPPapkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009vZ55EPPapk/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0221-2.jpg2011-04-10-0221-2.jpgSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.These fish can grow over 100 years old, reaching a length of 2 metres, weighing over 150kg.Sunday 10 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 328.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters..Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000avzl7uRvTgYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000avzl7uRvTgY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0124-2.jpgGold-ribbon GrouperGold-ribbon Grouper (Aulacocephalus temmincki) off the western side of North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Monday 16 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011.Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: .Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters..Bottom Time: 66 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jYNCUODSTwMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jYNCUODSTwM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0185.jpgGold-ribbon GrouperGold-ribbon Grouper (Aulacocephalus temmincki) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011.Dive Number: 350.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Aa5BNnMAnvwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Aa5BNnMAnvw/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0228.jpg2011-04-10-0228.jpgSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.These fish can grow over 100 years old, reaching a length of 2 metres, weighing over 150kg.Sunday 10 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 328.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters..Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oOkDG_SQfEchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oOkDG_SQfEc/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-16-0036.jpg2012-04-16-0036.jpgEpinephelus daemelii (Spotted black grouper)..Monday 16 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 360.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 202:46 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 13.3 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,845 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,943 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Uym0mMDZlYUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Uym0mMDZlYU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0105-2.jpg2011-05-15-0105-2.JPGA large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ie6KA47K8nwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ie6KA47K8nw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0108-2.jpg2011-05-15-0108-2.JPGTwo large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) approximately 1.2m in length engage in what appears to be a mating ritual, continually changing colour to an almost vivid white and rubbing and wrapping themselves around each other for a period of Three Minutes and 20 Seconds (Taken from camera metadata) at a depth of 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ra5MklAXtfshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ra5MklAXtfs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0126.jpg2011-05-15-0126.JPGTwo large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) approximately 1.2m in length engage in what appears to be a mating ritual, continually changing colour to an almost vivid white and rubbing and wrapping themselves around each other for a period of Three Minutes and 20 Seconds (Taken from camera metadata) at a depth of 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cfkHV2s.puMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cfkHV2s.puM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0132.jpg2011-05-15-0132.JPGTwo large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) approximately 1.2m in length engage in what appears to be a mating ritual, continually changing colour to an almost vivid white and rubbing and wrapping themselves around each other for a period of Three Minutes and 20 Seconds (Taken from camera metadata) at a depth of 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zNzgdX9tvd0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zNzgdX9tvd0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0344.jpg2011-05-21-0344.JPGA large Spotted Black Grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 355 Dive Buddy: Broughton Lattey. Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 29.3 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,054 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,106 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kzGZRuo_xsAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kzGZRuo_xsA/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0032.jpgGold ribbon grouperAulacocephalus temmincki (Gold-ribbon grouper). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 478 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:32 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 284:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 39.6 meters Bottom Time: 106 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 58% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 32,106 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,212 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hswR.ysCFuAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hswR.ysCFuA/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0024.jpg2013-04-17-0024.JPGNemadactylus macropterus (Tarakihi) off South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 461 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 264:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.2 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: 30,634 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,758 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YQ4S4KXo2yshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YQ4S4KXo2ys/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0106.jpg2008-05-29-0106.jpgA Tarakihi (Nemadactylus macropterus) sits in the sand at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 81: Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 25.3 m. Average Depth 9.8m.Bottom Time 63 min. Bottom Time to Date 3416 min Cumulative Time 3479 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dvexHfpuDaghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dvexHfpuDag/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0074.jpg2013-04-17-0074.JPGNemadactylus macropterus (Tarakihi) off South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 461 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 264:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.2 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: 30,634 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,758 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q.zBM8wyseIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q.zBM8wyseI/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0234.jpgGolden SnapperCentroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper) at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 462 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 266:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.1 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 89% Bottom Time to Date: 30,758 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,882 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JKSdCXN7Uc8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JKSdCXN7Uc8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0248.jpgGolden SnapperCentroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper) at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 462 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 266:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.1 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 89% Bottom Time to Date: 30,758 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,882 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kuVvdK2oqGEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kuVvdK2oqGE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0014.jpgGolden SnapperCentroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper) Juvenile. Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eE43beh7EwIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eE43beh7EwI/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0247.jpgGolden SnapperCentroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper) at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 462 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 266:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.1 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 89% Bottom Time to Date: 30,758 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,882 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wtK3NsrHvFIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wtK3NsrHvFI/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0061.jpgGolden SnapperCentroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper) at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 461 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 264:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.2 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: 30,634 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,758 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006AgeOr.0Wcohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006AgeOr.0Wco/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0059.jpgGolden SnapperCentroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper)..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T0V0LfIq9Zghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T0V0LfIq9Zg/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0073.jpgGolden SnapperCentroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper)..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005NwoftSsCrYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005NwoftSsCrY/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0062.jpgGolden SnapperCentroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper)..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001ReXija8Lhshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001ReXija8Lhs/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0072.jpgGolden SnapperCentroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper)..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Zh32fc5uQgIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Zh32fc5uQgI/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0058.jpgGolden SnapperCentroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper)..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000022AN00z_1OAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000022AN00z_1OA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-26-0175.jpg2011-05-26-0175.JPGGolden Snapper (Centroberyx affinis) and Striped boarfish (Evistias acutirostris) hide in a rock crack at L'Esperance Rock during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 26 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 365 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis, Site: LÕEsperance Rock in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,535 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,591 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oH8Uff8xLM8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oH8Uff8xLM8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0062.jpgGolden SnapperCentroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper) at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 461 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 264:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.2 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: 30,634 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,758 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MZz.4ec9S3ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MZz.4ec9S3o/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0170.jpgCarpet SharkCephaloscyllium isabellum (Carpet Shark). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gCggRsBj158https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gCggRsBj158/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0167.jpgCarpet SharkCephaloscyllium isabellum (Carpet Shark). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lNEi9rNpzBshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lNEi9rNpzBs/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0744-2.jpgCymbastela tricalycuiformisCymbastela tricalycuiformis (sponge). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BiKkFiQDN2Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BiKkFiQDN2Y/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-30-0083.jpgScorpionfishScorpaena cardinalis (Northern Scorpionfish) sits in a sponge garden. Wednesday 30 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 527 Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 345:11 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 75.5 meters Bottom Time: 153 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 93% OTU: 75% Bottom Time to Date: 36,337 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,490 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jwL8yX8_mxEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jwL8yX8_mxE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0070.jpgFiordland Black CoralAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003M_p2uabFgIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003M_p2uabFgI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-06-0094.jpgButterfly perchCaesioperca ledidoptera (Butterfly perch) amongst Antipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Sunday 06 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 518 Site: First Cove Wall, Breaksea Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:24 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 323:47 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.5 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 35,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,291 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ir8kCgaZsk0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ir8kCgaZsk0/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0541.jpgTube anemoneCerianthus sp. (Tube anemone). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QFdNBqF0EFwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QFdNBqF0EFw/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0720.jpg2009-12-19-0720.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wK5Iz.o23xohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wK5Iz.o23xo/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0403.jpg2009-12-19-0403.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007XrE.AmdJOchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007XrE.AmdJOc/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0417.jpg2009-12-19-0417.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vX2i3c8xjWYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vX2i3c8xjWY/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-19-0063.jpgEagle RayMyliobatis tenuicaudatus (Eagle ray) Friday 19 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 465 Site: Tasman Bay, Great Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 271:24 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters Bottom Time: 126 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 70% OTU: 63% Bottom Time to Date: 31,047 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,173 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uAONZbfMl.chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uAONZbfMl.c/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0019.jpg2012-05-12-0019.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p4oIdNHuAAUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p4oIdNHuAAU/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0009.jpg2012-05-12-0009.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tCNIPNCypFIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tCNIPNCypFI/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-12-0312-1.jpg2008-01-12-0312_1.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DsvrKyjIh.Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DsvrKyjIh.Y/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0088.jpg2014-04-08-0088.jpgCaryophyllia profunda. Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A.PY9xJXRQAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A.PY9xJXRQA/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0077.jpg2014-04-08-0077.jpgCaryophyllia profunda. Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G_77tDEava0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G_77tDEava0/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0028.jpg2014-04-08-0028.jpgCaryophyllia profunda. Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_gdEWSmAdtchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_gdEWSmAdtc/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0380.jpg2009-11-15-0380.jpgYellow Zoanthid (Parazoanthus sp.) at Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 202.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.6 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 80 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,421 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,501 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006iL.._gZkA4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006iL.._gZkA4/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0034.jpg2012-02-19-0034.jpgRebreather diver Andrew Simpson is dwarfed by a giant Black Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.) at a depth of 70 meters at an unnamed reef at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 348.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 190:39 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 71.3 meters..Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,933 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uaTWHfwQ6P4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uaTWHfwQ6P4/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0051.jpg2012-02-19-0051.jpgDead Black Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.) covered by Gorgonian Fans at a depth of 70 meters at an unnamed reef at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 348.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 190:39 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 71.3 meters..Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,933 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iuKD4N.LwCkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iuKD4N.LwCk/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-31-0005.jpg2011-12-31-0005.jpgAntipatharia (Black Coral)..Saturday 31 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 387.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth, Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.8 Degrees Celsius at deepest point..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 177:55 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 73.2 meters..Bottom Time: 120 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,043 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,163 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fTgnbXTZb6chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fTgnbXTZb6c/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-31-0014.jpg2011-12-31-0014.jpgAntipatharia (Black Coral)..Saturday 31 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 387.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth, Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.8 Degrees Celsius at deepest point..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 177:55 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 73.2 meters..Bottom Time: 120 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,043 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,163 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sk3CtD.GiQIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sk3CtD.GiQI/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-31-0006.jpg2011-12-31-0006.jpgAntipatharia (Black Coral)..Saturday 31 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 387.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth, Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.8 Degrees Celsius at deepest point..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 177:55 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 73.2 meters..Bottom Time: 120 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,043 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,163 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tn.b_PQyo5shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tn.b_PQyo5s/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-31-0034.jpg2011-12-31-0034.jpgRebreather diver Andrew Simpson is dwarfed by a giant Black Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.) at a depth of 73 meters at an unnamed reef at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 31 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 387.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth, Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.8 Degrees Celsius at deepest point..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 177:55 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 73.2 meters..Bottom Time: 120 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,043 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,163 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008aM0op1RN50https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008aM0op1RN50/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0006.jpg2012-02-19-0006.jpgRebreather diver Andrew Simpson is dwarfed by a giant Black Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.) at a depth of 63 meters at an unnamed reef at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 348.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 190:39 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 71.3 meters..Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,933 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bNHxlkSZJQohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bNHxlkSZJQo/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0266.jpgSea PenParapercis colias (Blue cod) and Pteroeides bollonsi (Large sea pen). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 520 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 16:07 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 327:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.2 meters Bottom Time: 67 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 35% OTU: 31% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009V7gQYtkTR8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009V7gQYtkTR8/fit=1000x1000/2011-11-24-0114.jpg2011-11-24-0114.jpgLillipathes lilliei ( New Zealand black Coral)..Wednesday 23 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 383.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Twin Peaks, Northern Entrance to Port Fitzroy, Great Barrier Island..Temperature: 15.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 172:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 53.6 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,795 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,847 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007MEHvXcs2E4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007MEHvXcs2E4/fit=1000x1000/2011-11-24-0116.jpg2011-11-24-0116.jpgLillipathes lilliei ( New Zealand black Coral)..Wednesday 23 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 383.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Twin Peaks, Northern Entrance to Port Fitzroy, Great Barrier Island..Temperature: 15.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 172:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 53.6 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,795 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,847 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cv0_mCZIQ3whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cv0_mCZIQ3w/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0123.jpg2011-05-20-0123.JPGA Flowery Flounder (Bothus mancus) a new record for New Zealand on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 352 Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 72 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A0cR8KWOwxohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A0cR8KWOwxo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0138.jpg2011-05-20-0138.JPGA Flowery Flounder (Bothus mancus) a new record for New Zealand on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 352 Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 72 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008M9iO1nw.MEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008M9iO1nw.ME/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0140.jpg2011-05-20-0140.JPGA Flowery Flounder (Bothus mancus) a new record for New Zealand on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 352 Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 72 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TNmAMwRZH6shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TNmAMwRZH6s/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0109-2.jpg2011-05-20-0109-2.JPGA Flowery Flounder (Bothus mancus) a new record for New Zealand on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 352 Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 72 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R_OQEJ8u8I4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R_OQEJ8u8I4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0118-2.jpg2011-05-20-0118-2.JPGA Flowery Flounder (Bothus mancus) a new record for New Zealand on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 352 Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 72 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Nom397tZzRohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Nom397tZzRo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0115.jpg2011-05-20-0115.JPGA Flowery Flounder (Bothus mancus) a new record for New Zealand on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 352 Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 72 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nrDHzoLfCLUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nrDHzoLfCLU/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-29-0035.jpg2011-03-29-0035.jpgSeriola lalandi (Kingfish) ..Tuesday 29 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 318.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 134:24 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,757 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,817 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T2J9pO8uB2Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T2J9pO8uB2Q/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0359-2.jpg2011-05-14-0359-2.JPGKingfish (Seriola lalandi) hang around a rotenone station picking up easy pray at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 339 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 21.2 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,263 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,319 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zzsJ4b19.bYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zzsJ4b19.bY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-25-0024.jpg2011-05-25-0024.JPGKingfish (Seriola lalandi) on Stawell Shoal, North of Curtis and Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 25 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 362 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis, Clinton Duffy. Site: Stawell Shoal, North of Curtis and Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 41minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,407 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,448 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lwp3XpUgTRchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lwp3XpUgTRc/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-29-0037.jpg2011-03-29-0037.jpgSeriola lalandi (Kingfish) ..Tuesday 29 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 318.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 134:24 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,757 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,817 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001anxWviEIBwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001anxWviEIBw/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-26-0077.jpg2014-04-26-0077.jpgUpeneichthys lineatus (Goatfish). Saturday 26 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 523 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle. Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:39 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.5 meters Bottom Time: 163 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 118% OTU: 82% Bottom Time to Date: 35,670 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,833 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BxQliB.GKDghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BxQliB.GKDg/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-31-0185.jpg2009-01-31-0185.jpgUpeneichthys lineatus (Goatfish).Saturday 31 Febuary.Photograph Richard Robinson .Dive Number 143.Max Depth 21.6 m. .Average Depth 8 m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 71 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6613 min. .Cumulative Time 6684 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000izh5MPrJWqAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000izh5MPrJWqA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0145.jpgGold-ribbon GrouperGold-ribbon Grouper (Aulacocephalus temmincki) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oauJEdE5DqYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oauJEdE5DqY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0179-3.jpg2011-05-19-0179-3.JPGGold-ribbon Grouper (Aulacocephalus temmincki) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZjRfbTeCMyAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZjRfbTeCMyA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0183-2.jpgGold-ribbon GrouperGold-ribbon Grouper (Aulacocephalus temmincki) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000ML2FQHWiO8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000ML2FQHWiO8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0185.jpg2011-05-19-0185.JPGGold-ribbon Grouper (Aulacocephalus temmincki) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xw8V9bOVLHEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xw8V9bOVLHE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0189-3.jpgGold-ribbon GrouperGold-ribbon Grouper (Aulacocephalus temmincki) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iyjMWh2csbshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iyjMWh2csbs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0190.jpgGold-ribbon GrouperGold-ribbon Grouper (Aulacocephalus temmincki) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U_Gv7htcdG4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U_Gv7htcdG4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0203-2.jpg2011-05-19-0203-2.JPGGold-ribbon Grouper (Aulacocephalus temmincki) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ByKM3ksRy2Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ByKM3ksRy2U/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0206-2.jpg2011-05-19-0206-2.JPGGold-ribbon Grouper (Aulacocephalus temmincki) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AlTfaf6WXqghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AlTfaf6WXqg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0342.jpg2011-05-21-0342.JPGA large Spotted Black Grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 355 Dive Buddy: Broughton Lattey. Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 29.3 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,054 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,106 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jaakawPIBeMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jaakawPIBeM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0519.jpg2011-05-21-0519.JPGSpotted Black Grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 356 Dive Buddy: Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22 meters. Bottom Time: 43 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,106 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,149 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v3kXqtHSYhshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v3kXqtHSYhs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0128-2.jpg2011-05-19-0128-2.JPGToadstool grouper (Trachypoma macracanthus) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005OPGb1f6lRQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005OPGb1f6lRQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-11-0154.jpg2013-04-11-0154.JPGEpinephelus daemelii (Spotted black grouper) swims through a forest of the totara weed Sargassum johnsonii endemic to the Three Kings at Hollow Hill, Southern Side of Princes Islands, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 11 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 455 Site: Hollow Hill, Southern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 255:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.4 meters Bottom Time: 80 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 39% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,096 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,176 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZmZ8VGrsvrwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZmZ8VGrsvrw/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0215.jpg2013-04-12-0215.JPGEpinephelus daemelii (Spotted black grouper) at the North West corner, West Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 457 Site: North West corner, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 257:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.4 meters Bottom Time: 72 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,252 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,324 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WhYTb62elSghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WhYTb62elSg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0447-2.jpg2011-05-24-0447-2.JPGOcean Blue Eye (Schedophilus velaiani) a deepwater species pictured at the northern point of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 361 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern Point of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31 meters. Bottom Time: 49 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,358 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,407 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Te1J53zAYS8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Te1J53zAYS8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0101.jpg2011-01-09-0101.jpgGiant spider crab (Jacquinotia edwardsii ) on Giant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Butterfield Point, Enderby Island atthe subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 297.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Butterfield Point, Enderby Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 12.7 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,807 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,864 minutes..David Bowen and Heritage Expeditions acknowledges the following Rights and Obligations of Richard Robinson for the license of.images taken by Richard Robinson of in the Sub Antarctic Islands between the dates of Tuesday 4th January 2011 and Wednesday.12th January 2011 for use in advertising by Heritage Expeditions..o Copyright and all forms of ownership remains solely the property of Richard Robinson..o Use of images is strictly for advertising Heritage Expeditions and their journeys in printed media produced by Heritage.Expeditions. 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Richard Robinson www.depth.co.nz..o Under No Circumstances will Images be passed onto any third-party..o Images must retain all embedded copyright information..o Images will not be stored electronically where an unauthorized third-party may have access to images..o Heritage Expeditions will immediately notify Richard Robinson if it becomes aware or suspects that any third party has.gained access to the licensed images..o Unauthorized Use of Images in a manner not expressly authorized by this agreement constitutes a copyright infringement,.entitling Richard Robinson to exercise all rights and remedies available to it under copyright laws around the world..Heritage Exhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SQqQHWujtyEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SQqQHWujtyE/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0072.jpg2011-01-09-0072.jpgGiant spider crab (Jacquinotia edwardsii ) at Butterfield Point, Port Ross, Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 297.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Butterfield Point, Enderby Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 12.7 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,807 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,864 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ALZLo15jjb8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ALZLo15jjb8/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0059.jpg2012-11-04-0059.jpgAequorea forskalea (Hydromedusae). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZQI36bgIcjAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZQI36bgIcjA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0336.jpg2011-01-08-0336.jpgLarge Jellyfish most likely Cyanea sp. amongst Giant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) Opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_cd08JnqzNYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_cd08JnqzNY/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-05-0044.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n4DnsDwxsvUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n4DnsDwxsvU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0045.jpg2011-05-20-0045.JPGSplendid hawkfish (Cirrhitus splendens) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 351 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NlrTcBTHJl4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NlrTcBTHJl4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0052-2.jpg2011-05-18-0052-2.JPGA species of Antipatharia (black coral) at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000809Om0JfXnshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000809Om0JfXns/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0397-4.jpgGalapagos SharkGalapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Sunday 10 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 328.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters..Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NiGV3lP4a2Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NiGV3lP4a2U/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-26-0162-2.jpg2011-05-26-0162-2.JPGKingfish (Seriola lalandi) chases a school of Demoiselle (Chromis dispilus) at L'Esperance Rock during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Thursday 26 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 365 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis, Site: LÕEsperance Rock in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,535 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,591 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OWC5cNmqd.khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OWC5cNmqd.k/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0614-2.jpg2011-05-16-0614-2.JPGHingebeak shrimp (Rhynchocinetes sp.) hide inside a coral (Turbinaria sp.) at North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 344 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,524 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,585 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hWC9rpstyychttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hWC9rpstyyc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0256.jpg2011-05-21-0256.JPGDr Tom Trnski, Research Manager and Curator Marine Biology at the Auckland Museum and leader of the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery catches specimens from a rotenone station on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 354 Dive Buddy: Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.5 meters. Bottom Time: 25 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,029 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,054 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tvqnuG_ZwC0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tvqnuG_ZwC0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0301.jpg2011-05-21-0301.JPGRock topography on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 354 Dive Buddy: Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.5 meters. Bottom Time: 25 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,029 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,054 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qLBQbcOtS6Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qLBQbcOtS6Y/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0287.jpg2011-05-23-0287.JPGRock topography on the western side of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 358 Dive Buddy: Site: Western Side of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.9 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,194 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,246 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CeeVGQd5VWkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CeeVGQd5VWk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-26-0190.jpg2011-05-26-0190.JPGRock topography at L'Esperance Rock during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 26 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 365 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis, Site: LÕEsperance Rock in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,535 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,591 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MXyx6smGokwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MXyx6smGokw/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0103.jpg2015-01-23-0103.jpgPterois volitins (Lionfish) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dOSKXK69McUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dOSKXK69McU/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0186.jpg2015-01-23-0186.jpgEpinephelus daemelii (Spotted black grouper) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IadW0merXQAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IadW0merXQA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0338-2-Edit.jpgGalapagos SharkGalapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 333 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22.5 meters. Bottom Time: 28 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,963 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,991 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G2xnbRAL2U8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G2xnbRAL2U8/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0308.jpg2010-12-27-0308.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005ypt9p1P9uYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005ypt9p1P9uY/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0082.jpg2012-05-12-0082.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007tPDNcHPCckhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007tPDNcHPCck/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0274.jpg2012-05-12-0274.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Eof4mMBpck4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Eof4mMBpck4/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0272.jpg2012-05-12-0272.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_tCverGgSL8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_tCverGgSL8/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0277.jpg2012-05-12-0277.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SYlcbUqHkvshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SYlcbUqHkvs/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0275.jpg2012-05-12-0275.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k0opNrDemfMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k0opNrDemfM/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0278.jpg2012-05-12-0278.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NL7Hr2XsWKchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NL7Hr2XsWKc/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0197.jpg2012-05-12-0197.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002eVd16e2vxkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002eVd16e2vxk/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0279.jpg2012-05-12-0279.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kEXVbVKBFK8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kEXVbVKBFK8/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0280.jpg2012-05-12-0280.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BWOKPabIVuQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BWOKPabIVuQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0202.jpg2012-05-12-0202.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005uVWMP14vPghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005uVWMP14vPg/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0100.jpg2012-05-12-0100.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000dFB6NFx1Qkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000dFB6NFx1Qk/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0281.jpg2012-05-12-0281.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009.hW2R59e6Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009.hW2R59e6M/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0102.jpg2012-05-12-0102.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001ZjxVreKrtghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001ZjxVreKrtg/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0103.jpg2012-05-12-0103.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BpfN3YC7gRwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BpfN3YC7gRw/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0104.jpg2012-05-12-0104.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d2Ge99hQrlchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d2Ge99hQrlc/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0287.jpg2012-05-12-0287.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Pb_x15Tc3PEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Pb_x15Tc3PE/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0291.jpg2012-05-12-0291.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fDKRv0ZNA6Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fDKRv0ZNA6Y/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0293.jpg2012-05-12-0293.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OE1GTEIsUmQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OE1GTEIsUmQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0129.jpg2012-05-12-0129.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vUvBXwiKynEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vUvBXwiKynE/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0130.jpg2012-05-12-0130.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P8zTibKK7gEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P8zTibKK7gE/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0226.jpg2012-05-12-0226.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NT7mABfX1Dkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NT7mABfX1Dk/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0304.jpg2012-05-12-0304.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bGGMUnrW1o0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bGGMUnrW1o0/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0305.jpg2012-05-12-0305.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g1Y2BYxeh2Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g1Y2BYxeh2E/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0149.jpg2012-05-12-0149.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RIBLOSiZXYchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RIBLOSiZXYc/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0308.jpg2012-05-12-0308.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NqVCRYe3juMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NqVCRYe3juM/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0309.jpg2012-05-12-0309.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uXVSTyMMoQQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uXVSTyMMoQQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0232.jpg2012-05-12-0232.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IIHqT9W7wLohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IIHqT9W7wLo/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0234.jpg2012-05-12-0234.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yeJxUZaTxcAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yeJxUZaTxcA/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0310.jpg2012-05-12-0310.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OQkACt6HzLkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OQkACt6HzLk/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0150.jpg2012-05-12-0150.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_qkKkpjOYsUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_qkKkpjOYsU/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0151.jpg2012-05-12-0151.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hxoOArpUOgkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hxoOArpUOgk/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0148.jpg2012-05-12-0148.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wclJfu.8Tt8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wclJfu.8Tt8/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0311.jpg2012-05-12-0311.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007UMGVPfMqSshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007UMGVPfMqSs/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0152.jpg2012-05-12-0152.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yHzQ7nNlE8ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yHzQ7nNlE8g/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0313.jpg2012-05-12-0313.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fp63rQoscuAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fp63rQoscuA/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0235.jpg2012-05-12-0235.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008GOonRv7nKghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008GOonRv7nKg/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0236.jpg2012-05-12-0236.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ssYdfyVIqY4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ssYdfyVIqY4/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0237.jpg2012-05-12-0237.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kKBZPmUYyzghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kKBZPmUYyzg/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0243.jpg2012-05-12-0243.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008GU4Fk1Y.Iwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008GU4Fk1Y.Iw/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0244.jpg2012-05-12-0244.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T7JbHlLgKEYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T7JbHlLgKEY/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0242.jpg2012-05-12-0242.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ifyF29ko_o0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ifyF29ko_o0/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0165.jpg2012-05-12-0165.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b1B8ZgSvYpshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b1B8ZgSvYps/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0170.jpg2012-05-12-0170.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zNmHCIxIGmghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zNmHCIxIGmg/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0254.jpg2012-05-12-0254.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000023z17PE_Xgohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000023z17PE_Xgo/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0176.jpg2012-05-12-0176.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t.D_c6XoEr4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t.D_c6XoEr4/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0259.jpg2012-05-12-0259.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DvA0VstShl0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DvA0VstShl0/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0261.jpg2012-05-12-0261.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007HDxFnh.Jewhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007HDxFnh.Jew/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0185.jpg2012-05-12-0185.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DaV7EkcHE94https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DaV7EkcHE94/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0271.jpg2012-05-12-0271.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v5JQR8JdZ9Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v5JQR8JdZ9Q/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0079.jpg2012-05-12-0079.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RN2k.Vlsd3shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RN2k.Vlsd3s/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0133.jpg2009-12-19-0133.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006voQaoJo7KEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006voQaoJo7KE/fit=1000x1000/0802NZHRRFILE05.jpg0802NZHRRFILE05.jpgWaka practice on the beach outside Te Tii Marae on the eve of Waitangi Day..SUNDAY 08 FEBUARY 2004 .NEW ZEALAND HERALD PHOTOGRAPH RICHARD ROBINSONhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009L1wQiTZyT4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009L1wQiTZyT4/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0025.jpg2012-04-19-0025.dngAstrobrachion constrictum (Snake star) which lives mutualistically on Antipatharia (Black Coral)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 365.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 211:42 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters..Bottom Time: 95 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,337 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,432 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WS0I_N8k_owhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WS0I_N8k_ow/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0024.jpg2012-04-19-0024.dngAstrobrachion constrictum (Snake star) which lives mutualistically on Antipatharia (Black Coral)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 365.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 211:42 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters..Bottom Time: 95 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,337 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,432 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pHoZ1nsYphkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pHoZ1nsYphk/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0027.jpg2012-04-19-0027.dngAstrobrachion constrictum (Snake star) which lives mutualistically on Antipatharia (Black Coral)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 365.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 211:42 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters..Bottom Time: 95 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,337 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,432 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ltRu3fDOrS8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ltRu3fDOrS8/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0030.jpg2012-04-18-0030.dngAstrobrachion constrictum (Snake star) which lives mutualistically on Antipatharia (Black Coral)..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IyjnFlbDciIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IyjnFlbDciI/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-20-0134-1.jpg2008-03-20-0134_1.jpgSandager's wrasse (Coris sandageri) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 20 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 60 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 27.7 m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 66min. Bottom Time to Date 2368min Cumulative Time 2434min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WJNJXex5PMYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WJNJXex5PMY/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0505.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fqKgntUbn7Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fqKgntUbn7I/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0299-Edit.jpgGalapagos SharkGalapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000isglqZG8lq0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000isglqZG8lq0/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0178.jpg2012-04-14-0178.jpgJanolus mokohinau (nudibranch)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 355.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen.Site: The Gardens..Temperature: 19. Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 10 meters..Bottom Time: 74 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,478 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,552minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t1YIvEEruJwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t1YIvEEruJw/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0181.jpg2012-04-14-0181.jpgJanolus mokohinau (nudibranch)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 355.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen.Site: The Gardens..Temperature: 19. Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 10 meters..Bottom Time: 74 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,478 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,552minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K6hMTVEjuh8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K6hMTVEjuh8/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0290.jpg2012-04-19-0290.jpgJanolus mokohinau (nudibranch)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 367.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Night dive, The Gardens, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 65minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,553 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,618 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_lPFqZ4pWfkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_lPFqZ4pWfk/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0291.jpg2012-04-19-0291.jpgJanolus mokohinau (nudibranch)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 367.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Night dive, The Gardens, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 65minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,553 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,618 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zlFiR0FgS3whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zlFiR0FgS3w/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0264.jpg2012-04-14-0264.jpgJanolus mokohinau (nudibranch)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 355.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen.Site: The Gardens..Temperature: 19. Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 10 meters..Bottom Time: 74 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,478 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,552minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TgGtlUng4QUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TgGtlUng4QU/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0289.jpg2012-04-14-0289.jpgJanolus mokohinau (nudibranch)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 355.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen.Site: The Gardens..Temperature: 19. Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 10 meters..Bottom Time: 74 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,478 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,552minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r7bx1CAd9j4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r7bx1CAd9j4/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0212.jpg2012-04-17-0212.jpgCaldukia rubignosa (nudibranch)..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000074o5eVoHsA8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000074o5eVoHsA8/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0235.jpg2012-04-17-0235.jpgCaldukia rubignosa (nudibranch)..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SFloNZLW5SEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SFloNZLW5SE/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0237.jpg2012-04-17-0237.jpgCaldukia rubignosa (nudibranch)..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eqH1RzF3p6Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eqH1RzF3p6I/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0230.jpg2012-04-17-0230.jpgCaldukia rubignosa (nudibranch)..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LlZ3Y7Hb2kwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LlZ3Y7Hb2kw/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0111.jpg2011-10-29-0111.jpgDiacanthurus spinulimanus (Hermit Crab) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IMYbneYRisghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IMYbneYRisg/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0580.jpg2009-03-08-0580.jpgA Hermit Crab (Diacanthurus spinulimanus) on the wreck the Rainbow Warrior near the Cavallii Islands Northland New Zealand. .Greenpeace's flagship, the Warrior was sunk by the French on July 10, 1985, in Auckland Harbour while she was on her way to protest nuclear testing on the Mururoa Atoll..Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 152.Max Depth 24.4 m..Temp 22c. O2 28%.Bottom Time 60 min..Bottom Time to Date 7178 min..Cumulative Time 7238 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kpRlonFFrxUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kpRlonFFrxU/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0131.jpg2012-04-14-0131.jpgDiacanthurus spinulimanus (Hermit Crab)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 354.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 197:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.2 meters..Bottom Time: 96 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,382 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,478 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iWWNYLbHs5Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iWWNYLbHs5M/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0189.jpg2012-04-20-0189.jpgChironemus marmoratus (Kelpfish)..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 369..Site: Trev?s Rock to El Torito Cave, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,688 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,758 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hfWY6R87maohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hfWY6R87mao/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0183.jpg2012-04-20-0183.jpgChironemus marmoratus (Kelpfish)..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 369..Site: Trev?s Rock to El Torito Cave, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,688 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,758 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rAHXrMdL3f4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rAHXrMdL3f4/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-03-06-06-41-02.jpgTarawera (2003-03-06 06-41-02).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TNOyBT_TejQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TNOyBT_TejQ/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-04-07-06-10-19.jpgTarawera (2003-04-07 06-10-19).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wm2PCn.GU8Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wm2PCn.GU8A/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-03-10-07-46-07.jpgTarawera (2003-03-10 07-46-07).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jDwlcJGwBU0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jDwlcJGwBU0/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0015.jpg2012-04-17-0015.jpgCallanthias australis (Northern splendid perch) female..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 361.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: 12 Fathom Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 205:07 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 64.4 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,943 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,033 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qwtSsNZDP4Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qwtSsNZDP4M/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-04-09-06-45-21.jpgTarawera (2003-04-09 06-45-21).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Bvk6nEjgzewhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Bvk6nEjgzew/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-04-16-17-05-30.jpgTarawera (2003-04-16 17-05-30).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_8SBOP9.99ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_8SBOP9.99g/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-04-16-17-55-30.jpgTarawera (2003-04-16 17-55-30).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hF.Qa2Ing18https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hF.Qa2Ing18/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-04-14-08-10-27.jpgTarawera (2003-04-14 08-10-27).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000..NmGLz5trghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000..NmGLz5trg/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-04-17-06-00-31.jpgTarawera (2003-04-17 06-00-31).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NmaKrPblnTMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NmaKrPblnTM/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-04-17-17-50-32.jpgTarawera (2003-04-17 17-50-32).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mi2QJsbRoOQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mi2QJsbRoOQ/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-05-01-07-15-36.jpgTarawera (2003-05-01 07-15-36).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m0n8NGWZ6cAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m0n8NGWZ6cA/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-05-09-06-40-09.jpgTarawera (2003-05-09 06-40-09).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009fwywCcIeDchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009fwywCcIeDc/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0008-1.jpg2012-04-17-0008_1.jpgCallanthias australis (Northern splendid perch) male..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 361.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: 12 Fathom Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 205:07 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 64.4 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,943 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,033 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000riRjgrYmVfIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000riRjgrYmVfI/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-05-04-16-40-09.jpgTarawera (2003-05-04 16-40-09).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v0CzdD0ioy8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v0CzdD0ioy8/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-05-12-16-05-10.jpgTarawera (2003-05-12 16-05-10).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lJkcjXnXn.0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lJkcjXnXn.0/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0020.jpg2012-04-17-0020.jpgCallanthias australis (Northern splendid perch) male..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 361.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: 12 Fathom Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 205:07 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 64.4 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,943 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,033 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jRH5b5IQn24https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jRH5b5IQn24/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-05-25-16-50-17.jpgTarawera (2003-05-25 16-50-17).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u66RZw4ZpUghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u66RZw4ZpUg/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-11-0078.jpg2010-07-11-0078.jpgSponges from the phylum Porifera Unidentified by the Photographer at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 11 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 269.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 12.5 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 79:01 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 36.2 meters...Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,490 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,584 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fjISWicqDGIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fjISWicqDGI/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-11-0148.jpg2010-07-11-0148.jpgFinger Sponge (Callyspongia ramosa) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 11 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 270.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 12.7 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 80:19 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 32.2 meters...Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,584 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,662 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E3SgWSDjS.4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E3SgWSDjS.4/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-05-15-17-15-11.jpgTarawera (2003-05-15 17-15-11).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.rjx5r8cO2whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.rjx5r8cO2w/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-07-24-07-06-58.jpgTarawera (2003-07-24 07-06-58).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Pf0PASVuQJAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Pf0PASVuQJA/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-07-17-16-11-50.jpgTarawera (2003-07-17 16-11-50).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o07fEF5qs9khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o07fEF5qs9k/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-08-04-16-05-35.jpgTarawera (2003-08-04 16-05-35).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W2_tI3QIZD8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W2_tI3QIZD8/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-08-04-16-10-35.jpgTarawera (2003-08-04 16-10-35).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gz4bRe4SaSchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gz4bRe4SaSc/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-08-12-18-00-44.jpgTarawera (2003-08-12 18-00-44).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001WFeSdZ8m58https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001WFeSdZ8m58/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-08-17-16-25-50.jpgTarawera (2003-08-17 16-25-50).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OX.RqOt8N44https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OX.RqOt8N44/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-08-19-06-30-52.jpgTarawera (2003-08-19 06-30-52).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eST3gtxt9KYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eST3gtxt9KY/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0322.jpg2012-04-14-0322.jpgDendrodoris citrina (nudibranch)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 355.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen.Site: The Gardens..Temperature: 19. Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 10 meters..Bottom Time: 74 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,478 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,552minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UifcEcOqm5ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UifcEcOqm5o/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-08-31-06-01-06.jpgTarawera (2003-08-31 06-01-06).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ipMCYKWyWhohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ipMCYKWyWho/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-10-05-17-35-01.jpgTarawera (2003-10-05 17-35-01).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.Nk5z0P176Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.Nk5z0P176Q/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-08-31-06-11-06.jpgTarawera (2003-08-31 06-11-06).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000KIZ7Yn3_dkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000KIZ7Yn3_dk/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-10-05-05-45-01.jpgTarawera (2003-10-05 05-45-01).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yOBEk9C.zAUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yOBEk9C.zAU/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-10-19-06-15-18.jpgTarawera (2003-10-19 06-15-18).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p3Tn5WKGPoIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p3Tn5WKGPoI/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-10-24-17-50-28.jpgTarawera (2003-10-24 17-50-28).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RLE4P93kU80https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RLE4P93kU80/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-10-30-04-40-34.jpgTarawera (2003-10-30 04-40-34).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005q132G1n46chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005q132G1n46c/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0082-2.jpg2012-04-15-0082-2.jpgUpeneichthys lineatus (Goatfish)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 357.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 201:09 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 39 meters..Bottom Time: 103 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,657 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,760 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PxadiYFu9l4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PxadiYFu9l4/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-10-30-05-00-35.jpgTarawera (2003-10-30 05-00-35).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_7HShhpCNxUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_7HShhpCNxU/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2002-11-23-05-30-29.jpgTarawera (2002-11-23 05-30-29).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alder who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xhtCxdlRSe8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xhtCxdlRSe8/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2002-11-22-19-50-28.jpgTarawera (2002-11-22 19-50-28).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alder who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uCHq5NrSOuEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uCHq5NrSOuE/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-10-31-05-50-36.jpgTarawera (2003-10-31 05-50-36).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KFHxghhLWJAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KFHxghhLWJA/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2002-11-12-07-35-25.jpgTarawera (2002-11-12 07-35-25).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ip827Oghzpghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ip827Oghzpg/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2002-11-17-14-00-31.jpgTarawera (2002-11-17 14-00-31).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H5yaZhlX3g4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H5yaZhlX3g4/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2002-11-17-16-50-31.jpgTarawera (2002-11-17 16-50-31).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008ZqaOyuvY7khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008ZqaOyuvY7k/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2002-11-19-07-20-33.jpgTarawera (2002-11-19 07-20-33).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002Txnp0KOy7khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002Txnp0KOy7k/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2002-12-01-05-05-39.jpgTarawera (2002-12-01 05-05-39).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Drdr20Qfynwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Drdr20Qfynw/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2002-12-02-05-05-40.jpgTarawera (2002-12-02 05-05-40).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TwsgTx75QdAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TwsgTx75QdA/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2002-12-12-05-40-53.jpgTarawera (2002-12-12 05-40-53).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cw01M.a5KiMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cw01M.a5KiM/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2002-12-19-07-46-00.jpgTarawera (2002-12-19 07-46-00).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bmtDsHFq5YIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bmtDsHFq5YI/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-01-14-06-06-35.jpgTarawera (2003-01-14 06-06-35).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n_.KuqbVdjohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n_.KuqbVdjo/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-01-14-05-31-35.jpgTarawera (2003-01-14 05-31-35).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GNYnsvMQRz8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GNYnsvMQRz8/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-01-17-05-56-38.jpgTarawera (2003-01-17 05-56-38).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007q6UzJtFf.Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007q6UzJtFf.M/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-01-25-20-00-10.jpgTarawera (2003-01-25 20-00-10).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X7BklyanlJ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X7BklyanlJ0/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-01-31-05-45-17.jpgTarawera (2003-01-31 05-45-17).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jBCr1WhIt80https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jBCr1WhIt80/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-02-03-10-15-21.jpgTarawera (2003-02-03 10-15-21).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g9UZN47aShUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g9UZN47aShU/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-02-13-06-10-33.jpgTarawera (2003-02-13 06-10-33).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f1s3MzEqpIAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f1s3MzEqpIA/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-02-13-06-30-33.jpgTarawera (2003-02-13 06-30-33).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UI2mFe_cyaUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UI2mFe_cyaU/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0230.jpg2012-04-15-0230.jpgCaprodon longimanus (Pink maomao)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 358.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 15 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,760 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,845 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XfX5sDLroWUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XfX5sDLroWU/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0145.jpg2012-04-15-0145.jpgForsterygion flavonigrum (Yellow-black triplefin)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 357.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 201:09 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 39 meters..Bottom Time: 103 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,657 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,760 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jiulQQh2Fv4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jiulQQh2Fv4/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0231.jpg2012-04-15-0231.jpgNotomithrax sp. (Decorator crab)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 358.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 15 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,760 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,845 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000poZlvggWFVkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000poZlvggWFVk/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-16-0030.jpg2012-04-16-0030.jpgPseudolabrus miles (Scarlet wrasse)..Monday 16 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 360.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 202:46 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 13.3 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,845 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,943 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wZpd_yOfeGchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wZpd_yOfeGc/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0154.jpg2012-04-15-0154.jpgNotoclinops segmentatus (Blue-eyed triplefin)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 357.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 201:09 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 39 meters..Bottom Time: 103 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,657 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,760 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zk8zEjmVsGIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zk8zEjmVsGI/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0083.jpgGrey Moray EelGymnothorax nubilus (Grey Moray)..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003A.mycViPhohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003A.mycViPho/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0025.jpg2012-04-20-0025.jpgNotolabrus fucicola (Banded wrasse)..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 368..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Tower Point to Northern Arch, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,618 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,688 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000061gcKc2og_4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000061gcKc2og_4/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0180.jpg2012-04-18-0180.jpgNotolabrus fucicola (Banded wrasse)..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 364.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 210:08 hh:mm.Mix: 21.Maximum Depth: 19.4 meters..Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,262 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,337 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uP5sEEFYN1chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uP5sEEFYN1c/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0176.jpg2012-04-18-0176.jpgNotolabrus fucicola (Banded wrasse)..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 364.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 210:08 hh:mm.Mix: 21.Maximum Depth: 19.4 meters..Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,262 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,337 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rymtXHy46iIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rymtXHy46iI/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0123.jpg2012-04-17-0123.jpgSuezicthys aylingi (Crimson cleanerfish) male..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sPw0aAFNhmshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sPw0aAFNhms/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0509.jpg2010-11-28-0509.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside Flea Bay Near the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NuFuECAkP_Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NuFuECAkP_A/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0090.jpg2010-11-29-0090.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000io4bEZ4S46khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000io4bEZ4S46k/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0105.jpg2012-04-17-0105.jpgSuezicthys aylingi (Crimson cleanerfish) male..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uXhIfG_EOsAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uXhIfG_EOsA/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0155.jpg2012-04-18-0155.jpgPseudolabrus luculentus (Orange wrasse) female..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 364.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 210:08 hh:mm.Mix: 21.Maximum Depth: 19.4 meters..Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,262 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,337 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xMCE4KrqY28https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xMCE4KrqY28/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0034.jpg2012-04-20-0034.jpgNotolabrus fucicola (Banded wrasse)..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 368..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Tower Point to Northern Arch, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,618 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,688 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001G1Ov8pqop0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001G1Ov8pqop0/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0149.jpg2012-04-18-0149.jpgPseudolabrus luculentus (Orange wrasse) female..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 364.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 210:08 hh:mm.Mix: 21.Maximum Depth: 19.4 meters..Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,262 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,337 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XQYYdTC5kykhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XQYYdTC5kyk/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0035.jpg2012-04-20-0035.jpgNotolabrus fucicola (Banded wrasse)..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 368..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Tower Point to Northern Arch, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,618 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,688 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b8lQkT7ZvmQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b8lQkT7ZvmQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0154.jpg2012-04-18-0154.jpgPseudolabrus luculentus (Orange wrasse) female..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 364.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 210:08 hh:mm.Mix: 21.Maximum Depth: 19.4 meters..Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,262 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,337 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OS2LQfxsnIkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OS2LQfxsnIk/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-27-0008.jpg2010-11-27-0008.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near the entrance to Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand.. Saturday 27 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ov6R3.nCF7Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ov6R3.nCF7Q/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-27-0087.jpg2010-11-27-0087.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near the entrance to Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand.. Saturday 27 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pet7_TThfq8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pet7_TThfq8/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-27-0093-Edit.jpg2010-11-27-0093-Edit.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near the entrance to Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand.. Saturday 27 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008DxRyqy0slIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008DxRyqy0slI/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0342.jpg2010-11-28-0342.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000564CBYFpWe8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000564CBYFpWe8/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0648.jpg2010-11-29-0648.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X83s04wejL4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X83s04wejL4/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0665.jpg2010-11-29-0665.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bIDFM1xXyp0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bIDFM1xXyp0/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0711.jpg2010-11-29-0711.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xK14ZdGrbVEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xK14ZdGrbVE/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0834.jpg2010-11-29-0834.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aIGyxLK1nYohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aIGyxLK1nYo/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-27-0101.jpg2010-11-27-0101.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near the entrance to Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand.. Saturday 27 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000bw9fTt0Jschttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000bw9fTt0Jsc/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0195-Edit.jpg2010-11-28-0195-Edit.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x89JiY.OFoIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x89JiY.OFoI/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0201-Edit.jpg2010-11-29-0201-Edit.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HBnp5gSr7Vghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HBnp5gSr7Vg/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0220.jpg2010-11-29-0220.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005SrbgwKsixohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005SrbgwKsixo/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0222-2.jpg2010-11-29-0222-2.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ibbAnqqKqBghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ibbAnqqKqBg/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0298.jpg2010-11-29-0298.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ykQ2dVjxlcEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ykQ2dVjxlcE/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-29-0621.jpg2009-10-29-0621.jpgPhotographer Richard Robinson after a dive on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class, Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Thursday 29 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nzhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h6ewb093fg4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h6ewb093fg4/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-27-0095-Edit.jpg2010-11-27-0095-Edit.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near Akaroa in the South Island of New Zealand.. Saturday 27 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.E2RCRsCD6Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.E2RCRsCD6E/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0436.jpg2010-11-28-0436.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside Flea Bay Near the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WG_6hkEESb0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WG_6hkEESb0/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0355-Edit.jpg2010-11-28-0355-Edit.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r7QNUlKupMQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r7QNUlKupMQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0348-Edit-2.jpg2010-11-28-0348-Edit-2.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001bZ_VHWp17chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001bZ_VHWp17c/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-27-0084-Edit.jpg2010-11-27-0084-Edit.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near the entrance to Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand.. Saturday 27 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I4szP8K6yLghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I4szP8K6yLg/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0874.jpg2009-12-19-0874.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lTg.0PTBQYohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lTg.0PTBQYo/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0374-1.jpg2010-07-09-0374_1.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson is silhouetted from light reflecting on the roof of Rikoriko Cave giving the effect of a lunar landscape at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X5sABsjp9CUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X5sABsjp9CU/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0365.jpg2010-07-09-0365.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson is silhouetted from light reflecting on the roof of Rikoriko Cave giving the effect of a lunar landscape at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EfYVHRWkAkYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EfYVHRWkAkY/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0342.jpg2010-04-17-0342.jpgNudibranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 238.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Kent Ericksen. .Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 39.14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,067minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,147minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xtysCVsktbIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xtysCVsktbI/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-22-0032.jpg2010-04-22-0032.jpgGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Thursday 22 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 252.Boat: Mazurka..Site: FredÕs Pinnacles at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 28.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 55:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters..Bottom Time: 63 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,086 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,149 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cFG0gbLGiUwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cFG0gbLGiUw/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0391.jpg2010-04-21-0391.jpgMiddle Arch at dusk at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hbX3wDH0Rwghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hbX3wDH0Rwg/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0045.jpg2010-04-23-0045.jpgDiver Mary Carney is silhouetted near the surface before a dive at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 255.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters..Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f4QAmzUw7Gghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f4QAmzUw7Gg/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0084.jpg2010-04-23-0084.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) is illuminated by early morning light in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 255.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters..Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bxMlw5A8amghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bxMlw5A8amg/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-19-0228.jpg2010-04-19-0228.jpgDiving Tender Mazurka outside Mine Shaft Cave at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WIwSCFOPqOQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WIwSCFOPqOQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0026.jpg2010-04-23-0026.jpgNew Zealand Diving Pioneer and Underwater Photographer Quentin Bennett with Eastern Arch on Aorangaia Island in the background at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FDzi7QGuhNohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FDzi7QGuhNo/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0096.jpg2011-10-29-0096.jpgPseudoceros sp. (Flat worm) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000062MOAIe7OdIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000062MOAIe7OdI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0008.jpg2009-12-19-0008.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006G2qDSo_6i4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006G2qDSo_6i4/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0014.jpg2009-12-19-0014.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JYDrLi.0sx8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JYDrLi.0sx8/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0015.jpg2009-12-19-0015.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p.S0H9EFdHohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p.S0H9EFdHo/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0022.jpg2009-12-19-0022.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dV4nuB30JtIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dV4nuB30JtI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0020.jpg2009-12-19-0020.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Pb.0qQtsqeQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Pb.0qQtsqeQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0027.jpg2009-12-19-0027.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Mnmemn.kW4Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Mnmemn.kW4Q/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0036.jpg2009-12-19-0036.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eqrMqyD2KYYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eqrMqyD2KYY/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0035.jpg2009-12-19-0035.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZmFSBWtfN9Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZmFSBWtfN9I/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0039.jpg2009-12-19-0039.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X6KoQyVP7cMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X6KoQyVP7cM/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0041.jpg2009-12-19-0041.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f2rBZBkv6XYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f2rBZBkv6XY/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0045.jpg2009-12-19-0045.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ihzBgRiGsZAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ihzBgRiGsZA/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0051.jpg2009-12-19-0051.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000itRhBNCXZgQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000itRhBNCXZgQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0055-2.jpg2009-12-19-0055-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001KLPTq_LMSohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001KLPTq_LMSo/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0059.jpg2009-12-19-0059.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001VSQ_2Vcy60https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001VSQ_2Vcy60/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0060-2.jpg2009-12-19-0060-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_jvrHkXYhOIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_jvrHkXYhOI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0062.jpg2009-12-19-0062.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QsR9zHn5T.4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QsR9zHn5T.4/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0066.jpg2009-12-19-0066.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zuzrqupx9U0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zuzrqupx9U0/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0067.jpg2009-12-19-0067.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VVdIy0Pf3D0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VVdIy0Pf3D0/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0069.jpg2009-12-19-0069.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zDX3C_GNuGohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zDX3C_GNuGo/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0079.jpg2009-12-19-0079.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mnwVSWnC7v8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mnwVSWnC7v8/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0104.jpg2009-12-19-0104.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lUg0VVif_MUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lUg0VVif_MU/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0085.jpg2009-12-19-0085.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LWmvZM1lGB0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LWmvZM1lGB0/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0096.jpg2009-12-19-0096.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JFJSggFtmQUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JFJSggFtmQU/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0093.jpg2009-12-19-0093.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q.7mR8Gu4CAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q.7mR8Gu4CA/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0094.jpg2009-12-19-0094.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OxNghDHIz0Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OxNghDHIz0I/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-27-0008.jpg2010-11-27-0008.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near Akaroa in the South Island of New Zealand.. Saturday 27 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I6.9.rxU37Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I6.9.rxU37I/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0820.jpg2010-11-29-0820.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FSRxt4T5Daghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FSRxt4T5Dag/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0108.jpg2012-05-12-0108.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m87rMv0iQuIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m87rMv0iQuI/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0164.jpg2012-11-04-0164.jpgJanolus eximius nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oK76dNz22ichttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oK76dNz22ic/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0357-1.jpg2010-07-09-0357_1.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson is silhouetted from light reflecting on the roof of Rikoriko Cave giving the effect of a lunar landscape at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ow3kvvobubMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ow3kvvobubM/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-28-0130.jpg2010-02-28-0130.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett in his secret freshwater spring in New Zealand..Sunday 28 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dBspCI5gV9Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dBspCI5gV9I/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-19-0166.jpg2010-04-19-0166.jpgDiver Kent Ericksen inside Long Cave or better known as Matt's Crack .at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000005nPgv4mdM8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000005nPgv4mdM8/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-19-0373.jpg2010-04-19-0373.jpgDusk at the Southern end of Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000G6P0p8pvnghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000G6P0p8pvng/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-19-0134.jpg2010-04-19-0134.jpgLong Cave also known as Matt's Crack at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OjvPcE7umkkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OjvPcE7umkk/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-20-0231.jpg2010-04-20-0231.jpgSchooling Fish Silhouetted at BennettÕs Bommie at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 20 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 246.Boat: Mazurka..Site: BennettÕs Bommie, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 49:07 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,686 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,756 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uDv6D03.PNshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uDv6D03.PNs/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-22-0079.jpg2010-04-22-0079.jpgSea Uruchin Diadema palmari at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Thursday 22 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 253.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Nudibranch City at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.2 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 56:44 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.5 meters..Bottom Time: 71 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,149 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,220 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YyS5DRkD_x4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YyS5DRkD_x4/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-22-0043.jpg2010-04-22-0043.jpgYaldwynÕs triplefin (Notoclinops yaldwyni) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Thursday 22 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 252.Boat: Mazurka..Site: FredÕs Pinnacles at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 28.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 55:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters..Bottom Time: 63 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,086 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,149 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CrQZDLh3w1Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CrQZDLh3w1M/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0390.jpg2010-04-21-0390.jpgMiddle Arch at dusk at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y6qi3xTVkOQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y6qi3xTVkOQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-22-0154.jpg2010-04-22-0154.jpgSunset on the Northland Coast viewed from the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rQKQEt_y4oAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rQKQEt_y4oA/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0365.jpg2010-04-21-0365.jpgMiddle Arch at dusk at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ELLcE1fQ81Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ELLcE1fQ81Q/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-22-0095.jpg2010-04-22-0095.jpgNudibranch :Roboastra luteolineata.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Thursday 22 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 253.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Nudibranch City at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.2 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 56:44 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.5 meters..Bottom Time: 71 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,149 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,220 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EpQqbwBwjs8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EpQqbwBwjs8/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-08-0144.jpg2012-07-08-0144.jpgKaralepis stewarti (Scaly-headed triplefin).Sunday 08 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 427.Site: Northern Arch to Wild Beast Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 223:22 hh:mm.Mix: 21.Maximum Depth: 25.9 meters.Bottom Time: 75 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,421 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,496 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hlG130yIkd8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hlG130yIkd8/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0130.jpg2009-04-19-0130.jpgSolitary Hard Coral (Monomyces ruburm) at Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 162.Max Depth 31.3 m..Temp 20c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 86min..Bottom Time to Date 7844 min..Cumulative Time 7930 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XWwGyun6UNIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XWwGyun6UNI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0702.jpg2009-12-19-0702.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001NSEaBoQvDchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001NSEaBoQvDc/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0307.jpg2012-05-12-0307.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BmVtDZnFz04https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BmVtDZnFz04/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-19-0376.jpg2010-04-19-0376.jpgDiver Franz Smith at Dusk at the Southern end of Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HepIZ1geSpAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HepIZ1geSpA/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0375.jpg2010-04-21-0375.jpgMiddle Arch at dusk at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sJs7LUOkfl8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sJs7LUOkfl8/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0323.jpg2010-04-21-0323.jpgNudibranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 250.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Middle Arch, Maratea Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 53:21 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.1 meters..Bottom Time: 53 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,962 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,015 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q0pL6l_dRKkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q0pL6l_dRKk/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0308.jpg2010-04-21-0308.jpgNudibranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 250.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Middle Arch, Maratea Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 53:21 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.1 meters..Bottom Time: 53 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,962 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,015 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T8J9OBigQl4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T8J9OBigQl4/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0313.jpg2010-04-21-0313.jpgAt the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 250.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Landing Middle Arch, Maratea Point, BernieÕs Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 53:21 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.1 meters..Bottom Time: 53 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,962 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,015 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000089lDuwSpmEQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000089lDuwSpmEQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0333-1.jpg2010-04-21-0333_1.jpgNudibranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 250.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Middle Arch, Maratea Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 53:21 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.1 meters..Bottom Time: 53 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,962 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,015 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_P2Vz655lg4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_P2Vz655lg4/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0333.jpg2010-04-21-0333.jpgNudibranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 250.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Middle Arch, Maratea Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 53:21 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.1 meters..Bottom Time: 53 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,962 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,015 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eTiZqbDzzjghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eTiZqbDzzjg/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-19-0226.jpg2010-04-19-0226.jpgDiving Tender Mazurka outside Mine Shaft Cave at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N_j.CRgnzfghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N_j.CRgnzfg/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-19-0287.jpg2010-04-19-0287.jpgDiver Kent Ericksen inside Long Cave or better known as Matt's Crack .at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand.At the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Monday 19 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 243.Boat: Mazurka..Site: MattÕs Crack, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 45:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 15.7 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,488 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,561 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eD4ZAW9PK2khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eD4ZAW9PK2k/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-20-0322.jpg2010-04-20-0322.jpgKelp at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Tuesday 20 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 246.Boat: Mazurka..Site: BennettÕs Bommie, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 49:07 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,686 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,756 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i2AEivIMhRIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i2AEivIMhRI/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0079.jpg2010-04-21-0079.jpgSilhouette of the anchor chain of the dive tender Mazurka at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 247.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 22.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 50:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 39.3 meters..Bottom Time: 67 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,756 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,823 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ph6llZ3lrdQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ph6llZ3lrdQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0345.jpg2010-04-21-0345.jpgLord Howe Coral Fish (Amphichaetodon howensis) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 250.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Middle Arch, Maratea Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 53:21 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.1 meters..Bottom Time: 53 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,962 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,015 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aBS4cO0VcOwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aBS4cO0VcOw/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-22-0063.jpg2010-04-22-0063.jpgTrevally (Pseudocaranx dentex) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Thursday 22 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 252.Boat: Mazurka..Site: FredÕs Pinnacles at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 28.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 55:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters..Bottom Time: 63 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,086 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,149 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kynhJny_8E0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kynhJny_8E0/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0361.jpg2010-04-21-0361.jpgNudibranch, Tambja tenuilineata.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 250.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Middle Arch, Maratea Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 53:21 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.1 meters..Bottom Time: 53 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,962 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,015 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n2_aNB6UG_khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n2_aNB6UG_k/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-22-0001.jpg2010-04-22-0001.jpgYellow-black triplefin (Forsterygion flavonigrum) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Thursday 22 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 251.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Tie Dye Arch, The Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 16.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 54:31 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 19.9 meters..Bottom Time: 71 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,015 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,086 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ix3vsMviLskhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ix3vsMviLsk/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0391.jpg2010-04-21-0391.jpgMiddle Arch at dusk at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000egghYNbOi.Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000egghYNbOi.U/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0249.jpg2009-07-13-0249.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eqpqjTprFqEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eqpqjTprFqE/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0194.jpg2010-04-18-0194.jpgNudinbranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 241.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 18.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 43:29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 12.2 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,333 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,413 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nyYhEnPRjRUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nyYhEnPRjRU/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0299.jpg2012-05-12-0299.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JpL4PfVntq0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JpL4PfVntq0/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-1136.jpg2009-10-31-1136.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson exists one of the smoke stacks on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class, Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 197.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 30.1meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 85 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,117 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,202 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FWONw0izKgYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FWONw0izKgY/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0358-1.jpg2010-07-09-0358_1.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson is silhouetted from light reflecting on the roof of Rikoriko Cave giving the effect of a lunar landscape at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ubylLY3Co4shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ubylLY3Co4s/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-04-0117.jpg2010-09-04-0117.jpgSteve Bell one of the last three active members of the Cromwell Dive Club chainsaws a hole in the ice of Lake Alta at an altitude of 1837 meters in the Remarkables Mountain Range, Queenstown, South Island of New Zealand on the clubs 23rd annual trip Ice Diving held in conjunction with Scuba Steve Wanaka..Saturday 04 September 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FryQrklXnIQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FryQrklXnIQ/fit=1000x1000/Pseudorca-crassidens-0001.jpgPseudorca crassidens-0001.jpgA pod of Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) lead a pod of False-killer whales (Pseudorca crassidens) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Tuesday 20 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sQz8Y.D_DdYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sQz8Y.D_DdY/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-06-0214.jpgMarblefishAplodactylus arctidens (Marblefish) centre and Notolabrus cinctus (Gridled wrasse). Sunday 06 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 518 Site: First Cove Wall, Breaksea Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:24 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 323:47 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.5 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 35,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,291 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xICacCqHaCQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xICacCqHaCQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0294.jpgYellow-black triplefinForsterygion flavonigrum (Yellow-black triplefin). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Yw0maMxrFOIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Yw0maMxrFOI/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0008.jpg2009-04-19-0008.jpgThe long-spined urchin Diadema palmari at Middle Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 161.Max Depth 24.8 m..Temp 20c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 93min..Bottom Time to Date 7751 min..Cumulative Time 7844 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dVxvn3KtWVwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dVxvn3KtWVw/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0027.jpg2009-04-19-0027.jpgThe long-spined urchin Diadema palmari at Middle Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 161.Max Depth 24.8 m..Temp 20c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 93min..Bottom Time to Date 7751 min..Cumulative Time 7844 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YuDjWQXcUoIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YuDjWQXcUoI/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-18-0029.jpg2009-04-18-0029.jpgA Grey Moray (Gymnothorax nubilus) at Landing Bay Pinnacle at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 18 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 158 .Max Depth 29.4 m..Temp 20c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 71min..Bottom Time to Date 7554 min..Cumulative Time 7625 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GgpKpd706aMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GgpKpd706aM/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0087.jpg2009-04-19-0087.jpgA tiny Clown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) at Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 162.Max Depth 31.3 m..Temp 20c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 86min..Bottom Time to Date 7844 min..Cumulative Time 7930 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TGxuKc6bE1Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TGxuKc6bE1A/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0043.jpg2009-04-19-0043.jpgA Mosaic Moray (Enchelycore ramosa) at Middle Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 161.Max Depth 24.8 m..Temp 20c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 93min..Bottom Time to Date 7751 min..Cumulative Time 7844 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y6_44__veaohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y6_44__veao/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0074.jpg2009-04-19-0074.jpgA Firebrick Starfish (Asterodiscus truncatus) at Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 162.Max Depth 31.3 m..Temp 20c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 86min..Bottom Time to Date 7844 min..Cumulative Time 7930 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002kcqaqaoj_Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002kcqaqaoj_A/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0157.jpg2009-04-19-0157.jpgA male Red Pigfish (Bodianus unimaculatus) at Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 162.Max Depth 31.3 m..Temp 20c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 86min..Bottom Time to Date 7844 min..Cumulative Time 7930 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wiy_Kp47yuohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wiy_Kp47yuo/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0214.jpg2009-04-19-0214.jpgA male Sandager's Wrasse (Coris sandageri) at Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 162.Max Depth 31.3 m..Temp 20c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 86min..Bottom Time to Date 7844 min..Cumulative Time 7930 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sl0hx.rVa_Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sl0hx.rVa_I/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0070.jpg2009-04-19-0070.jpgA Firebrick Starfish (Asterodiscus truncatus) at Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 162.Max Depth 31.3 m..Temp 20c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 86min..Bottom Time to Date 7844 min..Cumulative Time 7930 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005z8Bdx95N.8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005z8Bdx95N.8/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0149.jpg2009-04-19-0149.jpgA Blue Eyed Triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) sits upon a yellow Encrusting Sponge (Cliona celata) at Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 162.Max Depth 31.3 m..Temp 20c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 86min..Bottom Time to Date 7844 min..Cumulative Time 7930 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V9fpiBFD9q4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V9fpiBFD9q4/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0101.jpg2014-04-07-0101.jpgParazoanthus elongatus (Yellow zoathhid anemone). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MmtmL.M7zqEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MmtmL.M7zqE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0324.jpgYellow zoathhid anemoneParazoanthus elongatus (Yellow zoathhid anemone). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 520 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 16:07 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 327:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.2 meters Bottom Time: 67 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 35% OTU: 31% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VM3lFabNJH8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VM3lFabNJH8/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0104.jpg2009-04-19-0104.jpgA tiny Clown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) at Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 162.Max Depth 31.3 m..Temp 20c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 86min..Bottom Time to Date 7844 min..Cumulative Time 7930 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005NBLV5K9UXMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005NBLV5K9UXM/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-02-0003.jpg2009-03-02-0003.jpgA Yaldwyn Tripplefin (Notoclinops yaldwyni) sits upon a Bryozoan (Margaretta barbata) at Marys Wall at the Poor Knights New Zealand..Monday 02 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 148.Max Depth 18 m. .Average Depth 10 m. .Temp 28c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 80min. .Bottom Time to Date 6909 min. .Cumulative Time 6989 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000idHN8nkmYf4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000idHN8nkmYf4/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-02-0006.jpg2009-03-02-0006.jpgA Blue Eyed Triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) at Magic Wall at the Poor Knights New Zealand..Monday 02 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 148.Max Depth 18 m. .Average Depth 10 m. .Temp 28c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 80min. .Bottom Time to Date 6909 min. .Cumulative Time 6989 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VMsEbTUekPshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VMsEbTUekPs/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-02-0004.jpg2009-03-02-0004.jpgA Yaldwyn Tripplefin (Notoclinops yaldwyni) sits upon a Bryozoan (Margaretta barbata) at Marys Wall at the Poor Knights New Zealand..Monday 02 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 148.Max Depth 18 m. .Average Depth 10 m. .Temp 28c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 80min. .Bottom Time to Date 6909 min. .Cumulative Time 6989 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005Oa7xsM.KHIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005Oa7xsM.KHI/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-02-0002.jpg2009-03-02-0002.jpgA Blue Eyed Triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) at Marys Wall at the Poor Knights New Zealand..Monday 02 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 147.Max Depth 18 m. .Average Depth 10 m. .Temp 28c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 50 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6859 min. .Cumulative Time 6909 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kwTy60FQFdQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kwTy60FQFdQ/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-20-0083.jpg2008-03-20-0083.jpgTrevally (Pseudocaranx dentex) School in Northern Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Thursday 20 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 59 : Northern Arch, Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 23.2m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 53min. Bottom Time to Date 2315min Cumulative Time 2368min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PFv.B35DS_Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PFv.B35DS_A/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-02-0007.jpg2009-03-02-0007.jpgA Crested Blenny (Parabelennius laticlavius) amongst the Compound Ascidian (Hypsistozoa fasmeriana) at Magic Wall at the Poor Knights New Zealand..Monday 02 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 148.Max Depth 18 m. .Average Depth 10 m. .Temp 28c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 80min. .Bottom Time to Date 6909 min. .Cumulative Time 6989 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L1SbS0LvmzYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L1SbS0LvmzY/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-18-0007.jpg2009-04-18-0007.jpgA Grey Moray (Gymnothorax nubilus) at Landing Bay Pinnacle at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 18 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 158 .Max Depth 29.4 m..Temp 20c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 71min..Bottom Time to Date 7554 min..Cumulative Time 7625 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rIxFWMl4_N8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rIxFWMl4_N8/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-18-0040.jpg2009-04-18-0040.jpgFeather Star (Comanthus novaezelandiae) at Landing Bay Pinnacle at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. .Saturday 18 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 158.Max Depth 29.4 m..Temp 20c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 71min..Bottom Time to Date 7554 min..Cumulative Time 7625 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_chB3JblIUUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_chB3JblIUU/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-18-0093.jpg2009-04-18-0093.jpgA Blue Eyed Triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) sits upon a yellow Encrusting Sponge (Cliona celata) at Cleaner Fish Bay at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve. .Saturday 18 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 159.Max Depth 37.9 m..Temp 20c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 80min..Bottom Time to Date 7625 min..Cumulative Time 7705 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kwvNUZmfAiMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kwvNUZmfAiM/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0258.jpg2009-04-19-0258.jpgClown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) upon the Bryozoans Catenicellidae sp.Red Baron Caves at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 163.Max Depth 31.3 m..Temp 20c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 61min..Bottom Time to Date 7930 min..Cumulative Time 7991 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dCvi3mCCUp8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dCvi3mCCUp8/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0374-2.jpg2009-12-19-0374-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cSWAet6SXP0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cSWAet6SXP0/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-01-1424.jpg2009-11-01-1424.jpgSpiral staircase in the Bolshoi Lounge on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Sunday 01 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 200.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 70 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,275 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,345 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZEBc6YZCITohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZEBc6YZCITo/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-01-1456.jpg2009-11-01-1456.jpgA Ghostly table in the Bolshoi Lounge on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Sunday 01 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 200.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 70 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,275 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,345 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000724mPLeAHh4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000724mPLeAHh4/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-18-0032.jpg2009-04-18-0032.jpgA Grey Moray (Gymnothorax nubilus) at Landing Bay Pinnacle at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 18 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 158 .Max Depth 29.4 m..Temp 20c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 71min..Bottom Time to Date 7554 min..Cumulative Time 7625 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QrjlXKCCpyghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QrjlXKCCpyg/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0514.jpg2009-03-08-0514.jpgThe New Zealand Native freshwater longfin Eel (Anguilla dieffenbachii) in a small Nothland Creek. .Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FrWRKxgncKohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FrWRKxgncKo/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-19-0228.jpg2010-04-19-0228.jpgDiving Tender Mazurka outside Mine Shaft Cave at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006g0fOKBrENkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006g0fOKBrENk/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-19-0335.jpg2010-04-19-0335.jpgDiver Kent Ericksen is seen through Snells Window after a dive at Long Cave or better known as Matt's Crack at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand.At the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Monday 19 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 243.Boat: Mazurka..Site: MattÕs Crack, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 45:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 15.7 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,488 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,561 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000.tZp60R.J8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000.tZp60R.J8/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-19-0385.jpg2010-04-19-0385.jpgSunset at Crater Bay, Aorangi Island at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000073AYluAkypshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000073AYluAkyps/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-19-0361.jpg2010-04-19-0361.jpgDusk at the Southern end of Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wBPFs__4ifQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wBPFs__4ifQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-20-0032.jpg2010-04-20-0032.jpgDiver Franz Smith swimming at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Tuesday 20 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 244.Boat: Mazurka..Site: PhilÕs Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.2 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 46:43 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 33.2 meters..Bottom Time: 50 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,561 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,611 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IUWzX7LbJo8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IUWzX7LbJo8/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-20-0039.jpg2010-04-20-0039.jpgDiver Franz Smith swimming at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Tuesday 20 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 244.Boat: Mazurka..Site: PhilÕs Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.2 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 46:43 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 33.2 meters..Bottom Time: 50 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,561 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,611 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007cnu9MOHSHQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007cnu9MOHSHQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0038.jpg2010-04-21-0038.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 247.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 22.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 50:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 39.3 meters..Bottom Time: 67 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,756 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,823 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008pEMkQHxmFAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008pEMkQHxmFA/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0234.jpg2010-04-21-0234.jpgLight refracted through salps give a rainbow effect on Snapper (Pagrus auratus) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 248.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 51:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.8 meters..Bottom Time: 88 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,823 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,911 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003TBdPKG35Pghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003TBdPKG35Pg/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0291.jpg2010-04-21-0291.jpgAt the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 249.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Landing Middle Arch, Maratea Point, BernieÕs Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 18.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 52:29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 35 meters..Bottom Time: 51 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,911 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,962 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zGehEjoilcYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zGehEjoilcY/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-19-0061.jpg2010-04-19-0061.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Monday 19 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 242.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 44:44 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 33.2 meters..Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,413 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,488 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SXh.jmev9Vkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SXh.jmev9Vk/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-19-0106.jpg2010-04-19-0106.jpgFish School looking through Snells Window at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Monday 19 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 242.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 44:44 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 33.2 meters..Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,413 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,488 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008zcyS8DH_0Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008zcyS8DH_0Q/fit=1000x1000/2007-05-21-134.jpg2007-05-21-134.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Pictured : A child's amusement ride. .Monday 21 May 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vCEE5MebzLkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vCEE5MebzLk/fit=1000x1000/2008-11-30-0188-1.jpg2008-11-30-0188_1.jpgA Snapper (Pagrus Auratus) at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand...Sunday 30 November 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 126 Max Depth 25.6 m. Average Depth 13.6m. Temp 17 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 70 min. Bottom Time to Date 5515 min Cumulative Time 5585 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000094Vk8qtXp7Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000094Vk8qtXp7U/fit=1000x1000/2008-11-30-0199.jpg2008-11-30-0199.jpgA Snapper (Pagrus Auratus) at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand...Sunday 30 November 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 126 Max Depth 25.6 m. Average Depth 13.6m. Temp 17 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 70 min. Bottom Time to Date 5515 min Cumulative Time 5585 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OjT9LCOAR8Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OjT9LCOAR8Y/fit=1000x1000/2007-08-13-0462.jpg2007-08-13-0462.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Pictured : A NZ Fur Seal. The NZ Fur Seals at Marineland are all either animals that have been brought in sick or have been bred from sick and injured animals..Monday 13 August 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cejhgq9itMghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cejhgq9itMg/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-11-0125-1.jpg2008-01-11-0125_1.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000066hZ4OEVSQEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000066hZ4OEVSQE/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-11-0037-2.jpgLionfishPterois volitins (Lionfish) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.Monday 11 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 329.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern End of Denham Bay, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 150:08 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.2 meters..Bottom Time: 89 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,683 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,772 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BfWJm.XabVAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BfWJm.XabVA/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-18-0030.jpgLandsburgia ilicifoliaLandsburgia ilicifolia endemic to the Three Kings, described and only known from one site is swarmed by schooling Caprodon longimanus (Pink maomao) during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 18 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 463 Site: Landsburgia Rock and Cup Coral Cavern, North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 268:17 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 40.2 meters Bottom Time: 97 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 64% Bottom Time to Date: 30,882 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,979 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SLZMEyPoHtohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SLZMEyPoHto/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-18-0026.jpgLandsburgia ilicifoliaLandsburgia ilicifolia endemic to the Three Kings, described and only known from one site is swarmed by schooling Caprodon longimanus (Pink maomao) during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 18 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 463 Site: Landsburgia Rock and Cup Coral Cavern, North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 268:17 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 40.2 meters Bottom Time: 97 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 64% Bottom Time to Date: 30,882 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,979 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PXnWVKxBHiAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PXnWVKxBHiA/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-18-0034.jpgLandsburgia ilicifoliaLandsburgia ilicifolia endemic to the Three Kings, described and only known from one site is swarmed by schooling Caprodon longimanus (Pink maomao) during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 18 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 463 Site: Landsburgia Rock and Cup Coral Cavern, North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 268:17 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 40.2 meters Bottom Time: 97 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 64% Bottom Time to Date: 30,882 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,979 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hC9NfumqTBYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hC9NfumqTBY/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-11-0021-2.jpg2008-01-11-0021_2.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_rZY1WQeZAwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_rZY1WQeZAw/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-11-0126.jpg2008-01-11-0126.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002GWjagy3nvshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002GWjagy3nvs/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-12-0064.jpg2008-01-12-0064.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_zk4toq6SIQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_zk4toq6SIQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0393.jpgGiant KelpGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) off the coast of the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean. Thursday 06 January 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fIutvVRj.nQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fIutvVRj.nQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-0289.jpg2010-09-23-0289.jpgPictured: 8-year-old Volunteer Shanelle Tettira from Houhora keeps one of the stranded whales moist while they wait to transport it from the Beach at Spirits Bay to a nearby stream..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BgzFGEl69TIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BgzFGEl69TI/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0380.jpgScorpionfishJuvenile Scorpaena cardinalis (Northern Scorpionfish)..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 238.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Kent Ericksen. .Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 39.14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,067minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,147minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wIqVb_qpubEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wIqVb_qpubE/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0272.jpgPerisporochnus regalisPerisporochnus regalis which is endemic to the Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 457 Site: North West corner, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 257:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.4 meters Bottom Time: 72 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,252 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,324 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xvj1v81Vs5Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xvj1v81Vs5Q/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-19-0016.jpgPerisporochnus regalisPerisporochnus regalis which is endemic to the Three Kings at Tasman Bay, Great Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 19 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 465 Site: Tasman Bay, Great Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 271:24 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters Bottom Time: 126 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 70% OTU: 63% Bottom Time to Date: 31,047 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,173 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gKbg26erMFQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gKbg26erMFQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-19-0029.jpgPerisporochnus regalisPerisporochnus regalis which is endemic to the Three Kings at Tasman Bay, Great Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 19 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 465 Site: Tasman Bay, Great Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 271:24 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters Bottom Time: 126 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 70% OTU: 63% Bottom Time to Date: 31,047 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,173 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FdeviKTdI7Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FdeviKTdI7E/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0099.jpgPerisporochnus regalisPerisporochnus regalis which is endemic to the Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland.Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 458 Site: Southern Side of South West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 259:29 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 113 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005BB63N_0CNghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005BB63N_0CNg/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-04-0308.jpg2010-09-04-0308.jpgLake Alta at an altitude 1837 meters in the Remarkables Mountain Range near Queenstown in the South Island of New Zealand during the Cromwell Dive Club clubs 23rd annual trip Ice Diving at the lake..Saturday 04 September 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 277.Site: Ice Diving in Lake Alta at an altitude of 1837 meters at the Remarkables Mountain Range in Queenstown, South Island of New Zealand..Temperature: 2 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Maximum Depth: 8.5 meters...Bottom Time: 30 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,226 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,256 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000011JufhnIOIYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000011JufhnIOIY/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-04-0316.jpg2010-09-04-0316.jpgLake Alta at an altitude 1837 meters in the Remarkables Mountain Range near Queenstown in the South Island of New Zealand during the Cromwell Dive Club clubs 23rd annual trip Ice Diving at the lake..Saturday 04 September 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 277.Site: Ice Diving in Lake Alta at an altitude of 1837 meters at the Remarkables Mountain Range in Queenstown, South Island of New Zealand..Temperature: 2 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Maximum Depth: 8.5 meters...Bottom Time: 30 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,226 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,256 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aZCvTBak26Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aZCvTBak26Q/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-04-0116.jpg2010-09-04-0116.jpgSteve Bell one of the last three active members of the Cromwell Dive Club chainsaws a hole in the ice of Lake Alta at an altitude of 1837 meters in the Remarkables Mountain Range, Queenstown, South Island of New Zealand on the clubs 23rd annual trip Ice Diving held in conjunction with Scuba Steve Wanaka..Saturday 04 September 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fczbQMxm2IYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fczbQMxm2IY/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-04-0092.jpg2010-09-04-0092.jpgSteve Bell one of the last three active members of the Cromwell Dive Club chainsaws a hole in the ice of Lake Alta at an altitude of 1837 meters in the Remarkables Mountain Range, Queenstown, South Island of New Zealand on the clubs 23rd annual trip Ice Diving held in conjunction with Scuba Steve Wanaka..Saturday 04 September 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ll9deHkwSWAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ll9deHkwSWA/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0135.jpgMesophyllum sp.Mesophyllum sp. surrounded by Caulerpa geminata pictured at the Southern Side of South West Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 458 Site: Southern Side of South West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 259:29 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 113 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q8v31uO7Nf8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q8v31uO7Nf8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0039.jpgSargassum johnsoniiCaprodon longimanus (Pink maomao) school over the endemic totara weed Sargassum johnsonii at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 453 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 251:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 43% OTU: 41% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,815 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,911 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j_nUKy1FDP0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j_nUKy1FDP0/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0351.jpg2011-04-10-0351.jpgHermit Crab at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Sunday 10 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 328.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters..Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Jk.98jB6Umohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Jk.98jB6Umo/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0119.jpg2010-06-13-0119.jpgDoris cameroni Nudibranch approximately 3mm at Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Sunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 257.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 15.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 62:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 14.7 meters..Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,465 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,559 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Eln_PxoG3jshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Eln_PxoG3js/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-12-0166.jpg2009-02-12-0166.jpgMoko a Bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) an icon of the small community at Mahia Peninsula New Zealand where she has been adopted and calls home since Easter 2007..Thursday 12 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SR6HdELAHtchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SR6HdELAHtc/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0128.jpg2009-03-08-0128.jpgUnderwater Photographer and Rebreather Diver Pete Mesley on the final resting place of the wreck the Rainbow Warrior near the Cavallii Islands Northland New Zealand. .Greenpeace's flagship, the Warrior was sunk by the French on July 10, 1985, in Auckland Harbour while she was on her way to protest nuclear testing on the Mururoa Atoll..Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 151.Max Depth 24 m..Temp 22c. O2 37%.Bottom Time 79 min..Bottom Time to Date 7099 min..Cumulative Time 7178 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xVk.t9pvD6shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xVk.t9pvD6s/fit=1000x1000/2014-10-23-0520-1.jpgNeptune’s NecklaceHormosira banksii (Neptune’s Necklace). Wednesday 10 September 2014. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mw7HIR3aP1Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mw7HIR3aP1Y/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-28-0138.jpg2010-02-28-0138.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett's secret freshwater spring in New Zealand..Sunday 28 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tmk8sAGHfp0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tmk8sAGHfp0/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-28-0110.jpg2010-02-28-0110.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett in his secret freshwater spring in New Zealand..Sunday 28 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jTX2FCHG1SAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jTX2FCHG1SA/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-03-0113.jpg2009-01-03-0113.jpgYaldwyn Tripplefin Notoclinops yaldwyni at Magic Wall with Yukon Charters New Years Eve Trip at the Poor Knights. .Saturday 03 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 137 Max Depth 15.9 m. Average Depth 10.1 m. Temp 18 c. . O2 21%.Bottom Time 77min. Bottom Time to Date 6146 min Cumulative Time 6223 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MyOI_sIqxHMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MyOI_sIqxHM/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0019.jpgStingrayDasyatis brevicaudata (Short-tailed Stingray). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 478 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:32 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 284:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 39.6 meters Bottom Time: 106 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 58% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 32,106 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,212 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JuDktXPkpLghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JuDktXPkpLg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0119.jpg2011-01-08-0119.jpgWestern Arm of Carnley Harbour at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JuIn6En0lIQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JuIn6En0lIQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0777.jpg2009-12-19-0777.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l3YOz3ZeMrkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l3YOz3ZeMrk/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1395.jpg2009-12-19-1395.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s_6m6bdzYc4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s_6m6bdzYc4/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-16-0239.jpg2008-08-16-0239.jpgRebreather Diver Pete Mesley surfaces at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 16 August 2008https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iXW.i9wWTUIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iXW.i9wWTUI/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0154.jpg2013-04-10-0154.JPGCaesioperca ledidoptera (Butterfly perch) at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 454 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 253:01 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 22.2 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 69% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,911 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,036 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZRL5cbXsv.Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZRL5cbXsv.Y/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0288.jpg2013-04-12-0288.JPGCaesioperca ledidoptera (Butterfly perch) at the North West corner, West Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 457 Site: North West corner, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 257:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.4 meters Bottom Time: 72 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,252 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,324 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000002Qi3wjk.18https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000002Qi3wjk.18/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0240.jpg2013-04-17-0240.JPGCaesioperca ledidoptera (Butterfly perch) at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 462 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 266:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.1 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 89% Bottom Time to Date: 30,758 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,882 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KEhGlokc5b4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KEhGlokc5b4/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0068.jpg2013-04-17-0068.JPGSuezicthys aylingi (Crimson cleanerfish) male at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 461 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 264:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.2 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: 30,634 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,758 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CjMrOlQrKLUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CjMrOlQrKLU/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0067.jpg2013-04-17-0067.JPGSuezicthys aylingi (Crimson cleanerfish) male at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 461 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 264:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.2 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: 30,634 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,758 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EfR_TC3DPNAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EfR_TC3DPNA/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0071.jpg2013-04-17-0071.JPGSuezicthys aylingi (Crimson cleanerfish) male at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 461 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 264:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.2 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: 30,634 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,758 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_6W0oJTf4wMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_6W0oJTf4wM/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0070.jpg2013-04-17-0070.JPGSuezicthys aylingi (Crimson cleanerfish) male at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 461 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 264:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.2 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: 30,634 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,758 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009_S6rDKR6Qohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009_S6rDKR6Qo/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-19-0104.jpg2013-04-19-0104.JPGSuezicthys aylingi (Crimson cleanerfish) male at Tasman Bay, Great Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland.Friday 19 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 465 Site: Tasman Bay, Great Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 271:24 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters Bottom Time: 126 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 70% OTU: 63% Bottom Time to Date: 31,047 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,173 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000030XF.SwnWighttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000030XF.SwnWig/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-19-0105.jpg2013-04-19-0105.JPGSuezicthys aylingi (Crimson cleanerfish) male at Tasman Bay, Great Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland.Friday 19 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 465 Site: Tasman Bay, Great Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 271:24 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters Bottom Time: 126 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 70% OTU: 63% Bottom Time to Date: 31,047 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,173 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CPToHeZRtzIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CPToHeZRtzI/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0097.jpg2013-04-17-0097.JPGSuezicthys aylingi (Crimson cleanerfish) juvenile at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of QueenslandWednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 461 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 264:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.2 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: 30,634 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,758 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XmWL7oOFZ0Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XmWL7oOFZ0M/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0164.jpg2013-04-10-0164.JPGSuezicthys aylingi (Crimson cleanerfish) female at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 454 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 253:01 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 22.2 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 69% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,911 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,036 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fSKp.q.qqtwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fSKp.q.qqtw/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0102.jpg2013-04-17-0102.JPGSuezicthys aylingi (Crimson cleanerfish) juvenile at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of QueenslandWednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 461 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 264:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.2 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: 30,634 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,758 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T1gMs294Khkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T1gMs294Khk/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-31-0068.jpg2011-03-31-0068.jpgAnthothoe albocincta (Common anemone)..Thursday 31 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 323.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 140:59 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.4 meters..Bottom Time: 71 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,144 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,215 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E_KAMYyx3nohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E_KAMYyx3no/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0258-2.jpg2009-07-25-0258-2.jpgNorthern Arch, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nEyx.i2wc_4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nEyx.i2wc_4/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0258.jpg2009-07-25-0258.jpgNorthern Arch, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VoT7TqVHtDQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VoT7TqVHtDQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0302.jpg2009-07-25-0302.jpgShark fin Cave at Aorangi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hfBhqGk0SgIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hfBhqGk0SgI/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-28-0221.jpg2009-09-28-0221.jpgBlack swan (Cygnus atratus) in New Zealand..Tuesday 29 September 2009.New Zealand Herald Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LaeIxk7wQ48https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LaeIxk7wQ48/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-28-0226.jpg2009-09-28-0226.jpgBlack swan (Cygnus atratus) in New Zealand..Tuesday 29 September 2009.New Zealand Herald Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c3xyx3km5v4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c3xyx3km5v4/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-28-0226-2.jpg2009-09-28-0226-2.jpgBlack swan (Cygnus atratus) in New Zealand..Tuesday 29 September 2009.New Zealand Herald Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iE1WKRO70T0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iE1WKRO70T0/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-28-0167.jpg2009-09-28-0167.jpgA New Zealand Pukeko or Purple Swamphen (Porphyrio porphyrio)..Tuesday 29 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YGU8A4vpKgkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YGU8A4vpKgk/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-28-0233.jpg2009-09-28-0233.jpgBlack swan (Cygnus atratus) in New Zealand..Tuesday 29 September 2009.New Zealand Herald Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006dExhTX.qRghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006dExhTX.qRg/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0262.jpg2009-04-19-0262.jpgA Blue Eyed Triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) Red Baron Caves at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 163.Max Depth 31.3 m..Temp 20c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 61min..Bottom Time to Date 7930 min..Cumulative Time 7991 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000heqSWpYULcQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000heqSWpYULcQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-01-0204.jpg2010-10-01-0204.jpgNudibranch Janolus eximius at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Friday 01 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 280.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 92:57 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 10.7 meters...Bottom Time: 67 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,435 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,502 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fnSJtOEavO0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fnSJtOEavO0/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-01-0205.jpg2010-10-01-0205.jpgNudibranch Janolus eximius at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Friday 01 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 280.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 92:57 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 10.7 meters...Bottom Time: 67 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,435 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,502 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006Vf8thiLq5Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006Vf8thiLq5A/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-01-0240.jpg2010-10-01-0240.jpgJanolus eximius nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Friday 01 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 280.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 92:57 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 10.7 meters...Bottom Time: 67 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,435 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,502 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hfmOKdrowywhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hfmOKdrowyw/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0101.jpg2009-07-26-0101.jpgthe Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lW0EqPAfDkohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lW0EqPAfDko/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-04-0109.jpg2011-01-04-0109.jpgCape pigeon / petrel (Daption capense) is silhouetted off the coast of Stewart Island, New Zealand..Tuesday 04 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CADZNXQEVSYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CADZNXQEVSY/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0022.jpg2011-01-05-0022.jpgThe sun rises over Southern Ocean near the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Islands..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000GHYjCODFLMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000GHYjCODFLM/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0041.jpg2011-01-09-0041.jpgGiant spider crab (Jacquinotia edwardsii ) at Butterfield Point, Port Ross, Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 297.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Butterfield Point, Enderby Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 12.7 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,807 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,864 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YH8_umiLgo4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YH8_umiLgo4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0052.jpg2011-01-05-0052.jpgThe sunrises over Broughton Island at the sub Antarctic Snares (Tine Heke) Island group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jrKxJFdicfAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jrKxJFdicfA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0060.jpg2011-01-07-0060.jpgGiant masking crab (Leptomithrax australis) at Davis Point in Perseverance Harbour on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 295.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Davis Point, Perseverance Harbour, Campbell Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.2 meters..Bottom Time: 41 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,706 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,747 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TtXold58clshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TtXold58cls/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0064.jpg2011-01-05-0064.jpgThe Russian Ice Breaker registered under the name Professor Kromov but known as the Sprit of Enderby anchored at sunrise at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BNTNZoEY_vUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BNTNZoEY_vU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0061.jpg2011-01-07-0061.jpgGiant masking crab (Leptomithrax australis) at Davis Point in Perseverance Harbour on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 295.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Davis Point, Perseverance Harbour, Campbell Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.2 meters..Bottom Time: 41 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,706 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,747 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001v85pLBlN6Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001v85pLBlN6U/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-22-0027.jpg2010-04-22-0027.jpgoblique-swimming triplefin (Obliquichthys maryannae) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Thursday 22 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 252.Boat: Mazurka..Site: FredÕs Pinnacles at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 28.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 55:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters..Bottom Time: 63 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,086 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,149 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E_W8d1y1Zzkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E_W8d1y1Zzk/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0088.jpg2011-01-07-0088.jpgCampbell Island Flightless Teal (Anas aucklandica nesiotis) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005BL209N4hXUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005BL209N4hXU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0079.jpg2011-01-05-0079.jpgAn unidentified Shark hangs around the surface at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fSRaooCiVqwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fSRaooCiVqw/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0092.jpg2011-01-09-0092.jpgGiant spider crab (Jacquinotia edwardsii ) on Giant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Butterfield Point, Enderby Island atthe subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 297.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Butterfield Point, Enderby Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 12.7 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,807 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,864 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VPG_dNTAR3Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VPG_dNTAR3M/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0111.jpg2011-01-09-0111.jpgGiant spider crab (Jacquinotia edwardsii ) on Giant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Butterfield Point, Enderby Island atthe subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 297.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Butterfield Point, Enderby Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 12.7 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,807 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,864 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eaglHxohffohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eaglHxohffo/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0156.jpg2011-01-07-0156.jpgThe Giant Daisy megaherb Pleurophyllum speciosum on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PWRAZetNUF0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PWRAZetNUF0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0164.jpg2011-01-07-0164.jpgThe megaherb Pleurophyllum hookeri on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ATAHZQpyB7Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ATAHZQpyB7Y/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0170.jpg2011-01-07-0170.jpgCampbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Sub Antarctic Islands, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. .Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..David Bowen and Heritage Expeditions acknowledges the following Rights and Obligations of Richard Robinson for the license of.images taken by Richard Robinson of in the Sub Antarctic Islands between the dates of Tuesday 4th January 2011 and Wednesday.12th January 2011 for use in advertising by Heritage Expeditions..o Copyright and all forms of ownership remains solely the property of Richard Robinson..o Use of images is strictly for advertising Heritage Expeditions and their journeys in printed media produced by Heritage.Expeditions. 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Richard Robinson www.depth.co.nz..o Under No Circumstances will Images be passed onto any third-party..o Images must retain all embedded copyright information..o Images will not be stored electronically where an unauthorized third-party may have access to images..o Heritage Expeditions will immediately notify Richard Robinson if it becomes aware or suspects that any third party has.gained access to the licensed images..o Unauthorized Use of Images in a manner not expressly authorized by this agreement constitutes a copyright infringement,.entitling Richard Robinson to exercise all rights and remedies available to it under copyright laws around the world..Heritage Expeditions shall be responsible and liable for any damages resulting from any copyright infringement.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000na5IBDpi1fkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000na5IBDpi1fk/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0163.jpg2011-01-05-0163.jpgTree daisy forest, Olearia lyalli on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nBRMUumVeychttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nBRMUumVeyc/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0142.jpg2009-07-26-0142.jpgOblique-swimming triplefin (Obliquichthys maryannae) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W29njcoGl_whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W29njcoGl_w/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0220.jpg2011-01-07-0220.jpgThe giant megaherb Anisotome latifolia on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b2dRfqwrURIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b2dRfqwrURI/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0221.jpg2011-01-07-0221.jpgThe giant megaherb Anisotome latifolia on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wiAk9_M8YD4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wiAk9_M8YD4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0228.jpg2011-01-07-0228.jpgThe Giant Daisy megaherb Pleurophyllum speciosum on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.vo1fxgJ85shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.vo1fxgJ85s/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0273.jpg2011-01-05-0273.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rXsDr1R27Sshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rXsDr1R27Ss/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0242.jpg2011-01-07-0242.jpgThe Giant Daisy megaherb Pleurophyllum speciosum on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009Rm0msqOW8Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009Rm0msqOW8I/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0357.jpg2011-01-09-0357.jpgSouthern Rata (Metrosideros umbellata) at , Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean.Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QkRMmeESspchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QkRMmeESspc/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0243.jpg2011-01-07-0243.jpgThe Giant Daisy megaherb Pleurophyllum speciosum on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iNyn.y9CAHchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iNyn.y9CAHc/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0248-2.jpg2011-01-07-0248-2.jpgAn Unidentified Megaherb by the Photographer on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gVp3uPeWNh8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gVp3uPeWNh8/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0404.jpg2009-07-26-0404.jpgA snapper ( Pagrus auratus) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tPLWT2Qosf8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tPLWT2Qosf8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0284.jpg2011-01-07-0284.jpgSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003DsGE85ikKIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003DsGE85ikKI/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0326-2.jpg2011-01-07-0326-2.jpgSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ESfXlAgrAZIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ESfXlAgrAZI/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0331.jpg2011-01-07-0331.jpgSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P0.gX0Omi30https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P0.gX0Omi30/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0224.jpg2010-04-21-0224.jpgLight refracted through salps give a rainbow effect on Snapper (Pagrus auratus) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 248.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 51:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.8 meters..Bottom Time: 88 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,823 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,911 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002AxOecqcdYshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002AxOecqcdYs/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0332.jpg2011-01-07-0332.jpgSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000935Z.fX3rDMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000935Z.fX3rDM/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0338.jpg2011-01-07-0338.jpgSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000058Y5AQsjorkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000058Y5AQsjork/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0371.jpg2011-01-07-0371.jpgA Beautiful and variably coloured Gentian - a native sub-alpine flowering plant on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MktouCUqCIAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MktouCUqCIA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0326.jpg2011-01-05-0326.jpgSub Antarctic Islands with Heritage Expeditions. .Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CCN05LRBYJ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CCN05LRBYJ8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0372.jpg2011-01-07-0372.jpgA Beautiful and variably coloured Gentian - a native sub-alpine flowering plant on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XfYTu0sMTVAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XfYTu0sMTVA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0381.jpg2011-01-07-0381.jpgDive Buddy Ian Skipworth pictured with Perseverance Harbour in the background on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rz5wvAqVn78https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rz5wvAqVn78/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0357.jpg2011-01-05-0357.jpgThe Russian Ice Breaker registered under the name Professor Kromov but known as the Sprit of Enderby for its Heritage Expeditions at sunrise at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Bx_7TLWUPL4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Bx_7TLWUPL4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0359.jpg2011-01-05-0359.jpgThe Russian Ice Breaker registered under the name Professor Kromov but known as the Sprit of Enderby for its Heritage Expeditions at sunrise at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hrOUvyQJeF0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hrOUvyQJeF0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0425.jpg2011-01-07-0425.jpgDusk falls on Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean.Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004pFEyTxs8rghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004pFEyTxs8rg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0463.jpg2011-01-09-0463.jpgThe giant megaherb Anisotome latifolia at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean.Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p4eWEn8PZ_shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p4eWEn8PZ_s/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0429.jpg2011-01-07-0429.jpgDusk falls on Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean.Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wv9MPOKhJk4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wv9MPOKhJk4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0465.jpg2011-01-05-0465.jpgPunui Bay blowhole on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004slgaz1DF2Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004slgaz1DF2I/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0466.jpg2011-01-07-0466.jpgDusk falls on Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean.Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NQkCxWNm18shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NQkCxWNm18s/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0486.jpg2011-01-07-0486.jpgSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) off the coast of the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Gl3WxLePDv0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Gl3WxLePDv0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0503.jpg2011-01-07-0503.jpgSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) off the coast of the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N7BEJCtvWBwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N7BEJCtvWBw/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0504.jpg2011-01-07-0504.jpgSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) off the coast of the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n5GdqPnRPkshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n5GdqPnRPks/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0523.jpg2011-01-07-0523.jpgDusk falls on Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean.Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wz97x3X9V3Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wz97x3X9V3M/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0719.jpg2011-01-05-0719.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) underwater at Station Cove off North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h7fpmC4Ykckhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h7fpmC4Ykck/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0990.jpg2011-01-05-0990.jpgCampbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) off the North Cape of the sub antarctic Campbell Island in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006pXVFqtX6HEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006pXVFqtX6HE/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0190.jpg2011-01-06-0190.jpgA rookery of albatross at North Cape of the Sub Antarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xkb_vUBB5XUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xkb_vUBB5XU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0231.jpg2011-01-06-0231.jpgCampbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) off the North Cape of the sub antarctic Campbell Island in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009kHAS5Wp5tchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009kHAS5Wp5tc/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0232.jpg2011-01-06-0232.jpgCampbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) off the North Cape of the sub antarctic Campbell Island in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Tj6Fejebotkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Tj6Fejebotk/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0273-2.jpg2011-01-08-0273-2.jpgGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) Opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005GpIi62mus0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005GpIi62mus0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0235-2.jpg2011-01-06-0235-2.jpgCampbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) off the North Cape of the sub antarctic Campbell Island in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hNZr1LVMCi4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hNZr1LVMCi4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0235.jpg2011-01-06-0235.jpgCampbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) off the North Cape of the sub antarctic Campbell Island in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WX9Ns10bcyghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WX9Ns10bcyg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0236.jpg2011-01-06-0236.jpgCampbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) off the North Cape of the sub antarctic Campbell Island in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s5itsarBRPkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s5itsarBRPk/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0313.jpg2011-01-08-0313.jpgA Giant masking crab (Leptomithrax australis) sits on the Giant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) Opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T3GEJqZR_7whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T3GEJqZR_7w/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0321.jpg2011-01-08-0321.jpgGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) Opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008wBUTseOdqohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008wBUTseOdqo/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-04-0002.jpg2011-01-04-0002.jpgA portrait of Professor Kromov hangs proudly in the Russian Ice Breaker registered under the same name and known as the Sprit of Enderby for its Heritage Expeditions adventures..Tuesday 04 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AV_NO5Go8FAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AV_NO5Go8FA/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-09-0067.jpg2008-08-09-0067.jpgClown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) amongst Red algae at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 09 August 2008.Dive Number 86 : Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 14.9 m. Average Depth 8.8 m. Temp 14c. O2:32%.Bottom Time 66 min. Bottom Time to Date 3717 min Cumulative Time 3783 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U8eLFPdumH4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U8eLFPdumH4/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-09-0087.jpg2008-08-09-0087.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) inside Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 09 August 2008.Dive Number 86 : Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 14.9 m. Average Depth 8.8 m. Temp 14c. O2:32%.Bottom Time 66 min. Bottom Time to Date 3717 min Cumulative Time 3783 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nazCaivj7l4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nazCaivj7l4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-04-0162-2.jpg2011-01-04-0162-2.jpgBuller's albatross (Thalassarche buller) off the coast of Stewart Island, New Zealand..Tuesday 04 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OkOOQPQ_Xcchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OkOOQPQ_Xcc/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0620.jpg2011-01-07-0620.jpgA Campbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) is silhouetted in evening light off the coast of Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006tBPQ8_A4Q0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006tBPQ8_A4Q0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0391.jpg2011-01-07-0391.jpgCampbell Island Nature Reserve Sign at Beeman Base on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FBuzMNK1QgYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FBuzMNK1QgY/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0327.jpg2011-01-10-0327.jpgPort Ross at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Monday 10 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S.3ktv1bV30https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S.3ktv1bV30/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0038.jpg2011-01-11-0038.jpgVoyage home through the Southern Ocean from the Sub Antarctic Islands with Heritage Expeditions. .Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Jn_Ab53Tl64https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Jn_Ab53Tl64/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0798.jpg2011-01-09-0798.jpgDead Southern Rata Forest (Metrosideros umbellata) on Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pZFmOJDaYGohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pZFmOJDaYGo/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0911.jpg2011-01-09-0911.jpgEnderby Island in the Auckland Islands in the Sub Antarctic, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. .Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gwpzTSdz0r4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gwpzTSdz0r4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0913.jpg2011-01-09-0913.jpgEnderby Island in the Auckland Islands in the Sub Antarctic, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. .Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009ix9gFb7vF8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009ix9gFb7vF8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0961.jpg2011-01-09-0961.jpgEnderby Island in the Auckland Islands in the Sub Antarctic, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. .Sunday 09 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 298.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Butterfield Point, Enderby Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13.8 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,864 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,925 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RP.cZggkWq4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RP.cZggkWq4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-1032.jpg2011-01-09-1032.jpgGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Butterfield Point, Enderby Island atthe subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 298.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Butterfield Point, Enderby Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13.8 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,864 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,925 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lL.jqvqduzkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lL.jqvqduzk/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0145.jpg2011-01-10-0145.jpgNew Zealand scientist Rowley Taylor at the old Second World War Coast Watchers Headquarters at Ranui Cove on the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Monday 10 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kAPLcwG7I6Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kAPLcwG7I6E/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0155.jpg2011-01-10-0155.jpgNew Zealand scientist Rowley Taylor at the old Second World War Coast Watchers Headquarters at Ranui Cove on the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Monday 10 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VE6SvYywc1Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VE6SvYywc1M/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0203.jpg2011-01-10-0203.jpgOld hut used for a science lab at the old Second World War Coast Watchers Headquarters at Ranui Cove on the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Monday 10 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007HZCUJBcjO0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007HZCUJBcjO0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0264-2.jpg2011-01-10-0264-2.jpgSouthern Rata (Metrosideros umbellata) canopy at Ranui Cove on the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Monday 10 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C43kshDAkHwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C43kshDAkHw/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-28-0156.jpg2010-03-28-0156.jpgA Hermit Crab (Diacanthurus spinulimanus) on top Black Pillow Sponge (Ancorina alata) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 28 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 235.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 34.45hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.1 meters..Bottom Time: 76 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,811 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,877 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GVnNpi_ExT0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GVnNpi_ExT0/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-10-0097.jpg2010-07-10-0097.jpgSandager's wrasse (Coris sandageri), Snapper ( Pagrus auratus) swim over common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) outside El Torito Cave at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 10 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 267.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Mary's Wall to El Torito Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 76:07 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters...Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,323 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,409 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004q.lObxIZ2chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004q.lObxIZ2c/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0203.jpg2011-01-06-0203.jpgExpedition Leader Aaron Russ of Heritage Expeditions crew skippers a Zodiac off the coast of the sub antarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C5koU.diefkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C5koU.diefk/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0170-2.jpg2011-01-06-0170-2.jpgA rookery of albatross at North Cape of the Sub Antarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tWY_SnnIG.khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tWY_SnnIG.k/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0428.jpg2011-01-06-0428.jpgRemnants of the old Second World War Coast Watchers Headquarters on on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ylunUDFTGEkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ylunUDFTGEk/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0169-2.jpg2011-01-06-0169-2.jpgA rookery of albatross at North Cape of the Sub Antarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c4RZdZcAQvghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c4RZdZcAQvg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0288-2.jpg2011-01-06-0288-2.jpgJellyfish most likely Cyanea sp. off the coast of the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000mJh6Nz8KGUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000mJh6Nz8KGU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0251.jpg2011-01-06-0251.jpgCampbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) off the North Cape of the sub antarctic Campbell Island in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MQ5ubNWw3pQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MQ5ubNWw3pQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0244.jpg2011-01-06-0244.jpgCampbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) off the North Cape of the sub antarctic Campbell Island in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iPbn3uzMnGwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iPbn3uzMnGw/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0437.jpg2010-01-28-0437.jpgSkip's Yellow Doto (Doto sp.) at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YoO24dY9jYchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YoO24dY9jYc/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0372.jpg2010-01-28-0372.jpgCaldukia rubignosa Nudibranch at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kkx1KHFy_Hghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kkx1KHFy_Hg/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-1070.jpg2009-10-31-1070.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson illuminates a Mooring Block on the back of the Restaurant Deck on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class, Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 197.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 30.1meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 85 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,117 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,202 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PqY1y1pRGDMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PqY1y1pRGDM/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-17-0182.jpg2008-04-17-0182.jpgDiver Joe Single at at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Wednesday16 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 68 : Shag Rock at the Poor Knights with Dive Tutakaka ..Max Depth 35m. Average Depth 20.Bottom Time 50min. Bottom Time to Date 2777min Cumulative Time 2827min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000glSxCMNSYgkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000glSxCMNSYgk/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-16-0012.jpg2008-04-16-0012.jpgA rainy day at Matapori Bay, Northland, New Zealand..Wednesday16 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YnehRTCCb.8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YnehRTCCb.8/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-1062.jpg2009-10-31-1062.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson illuminates a Mooring Block on the back of the Restaurant Deck on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class, Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 197.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 30.1meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 85 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,117 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,202 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ODHLAqk5AHMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ODHLAqk5AHM/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-18-0286.jpgScorpionfishA Scorpion Fish (Scorpaena cardinalis) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Friday 18 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 72 : Brady's Corner, Big Eye Cave and Shark Fin Cave in the Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 25.6 m. Average Depth 10.4.Bottom Time 64min. Bottom Time to Date 2991 min Cumulative Time 3055 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WHp3Ac60kDUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WHp3Ac60kDU/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-19-0036.jpgGrey Moray EelA Grey Moray (Gymnothorax nublis) Eel hides amongst Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 73 : The Canyons at the Poor Knights with Dive Tutakaka..Max Depth 22.9 m. Average Depth 14.6.Bottom Time 59 min. Bottom Time to Date 3055 min Cumulative Time 3144 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001oAy_JOIh5Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001oAy_JOIh5E/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-19-0066.jpg2013-04-19-0066.JPGDecapterus koheru (Koheru) at Tasman Bay, Great Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 19 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 465 Site: Tasman Bay, Great Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 271:24 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters Bottom Time: 126 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 70% OTU: 63% Bottom Time to Date: 31,047 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,173 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wHma8GOnmIEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wHma8GOnmIE/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-19-0050.jpg2013-04-19-0050.JPGDecapterus koheru (Koheru) at Tasman Bay, Great Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 19 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 465 Site: Tasman Bay, Great Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 271:24 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters Bottom Time: 126 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 70% OTU: 63% Bottom Time to Date: 31,047 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,173 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O1RGT8vdDZ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O1RGT8vdDZ4/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0302.jpg2013-04-17-0302.JPGAplodactylus arctidens (Marblefish) at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 462 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 266:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.1 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 89% Bottom Time to Date: 30,758 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,882 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D6HAiq65224https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D6HAiq65224/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-19-0071.jpg2013-04-19-0071.JPGAplodactylus arctidens (Marblefish) at Tasman Bay, Great Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 19 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 465 Site: Tasman Bay, Great Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 271:24 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters Bottom Time: 126 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 70% OTU: 63% Bottom Time to Date: 31,047 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,173 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.pXMfwnfURghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.pXMfwnfURg/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0190-2.jpg2010-01-28-0190-2.jpgNudibranch Cadlina willani Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dffrFG0BpdYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dffrFG0BpdY/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-04-0078.jpg2009-01-04-0078.jpgA Tambja verconis Nudibranch at Trevor's Rocks with Yukon Charters New Years Eve Trip at the Poor Knights. .Sunday 04 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 138 Max Depth 22.6 m. Average Depth 13.7 m. Temp 18 c. . O2 21%.Bottom Time 70min. Bottom Time to Date 6223 min Cumulative Time 6293 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009mLQvMtXgbkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009mLQvMtXgbk/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-04-0071.jpg2009-01-04-0071.jpgA Tambja verconis Nudibranch at Trevor's Rocks with Yukon Charters New Years Eve Trip at the Poor Knights. .Sunday 04 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 138 Max Depth 22.6 m. Average Depth 13.7 m. Temp 18 c. . O2 21%.Bottom Time 70min. Bottom Time to Date 6223 min Cumulative Time 6293 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T7Fc1Yo0p4Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T7Fc1Yo0p4E/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-19-0069.jpg2013-04-19-0069.JPGDecapterus koheru (Koheru) at Tasman Bay, Great Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 19 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 465 Site: Tasman Bay, Great Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 271:24 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters Bottom Time: 126 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 70% OTU: 63% Bottom Time to Date: 31,047 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,173 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Gb2l1sLDPPIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Gb2l1sLDPPI/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0390.jpg2009-07-26-0390.jpgA snapper ( Pagrus auratus) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uiErpgGFL.8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uiErpgGFL.8/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0403-2.jpg2009-07-26-0403-2.jpgA snapper ( Pagrus auratus) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jlvMTdsoch0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jlvMTdsoch0/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-19-0077.jpgLeatherjacketMeuschenia scaber (Leatherjacket) at Tasman Bay, Great Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 19 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 465 Site: Tasman Bay, Great Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 271:24 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters Bottom Time: 126 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 70% OTU: 63% Bottom Time to Date: 31,047 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,173 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Su2l8paKkFohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Su2l8paKkFo/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0236.jpg2013-04-17-0236.JPGCaprodon longimanus (Pink maomao) at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 462 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 266:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.1 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 89% Bottom Time to Date: 30,758 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,882 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WRMJul24Ooghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WRMJul24Oog/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0039.jpg2013-04-10-0039.JPGCaprodon longimanus (Pink maomao) school over the endemic totara weed Sargassum johnsonii at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 453 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 251:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 43% OTU: 41% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,815 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,911 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Aq6MIVCrDDkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Aq6MIVCrDDk/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0220.jpg2008-05-29-0220.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) school in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 81: Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 25.3 m. Average Depth 9.8m.Bottom Time 63 min. Bottom Time to Date 3416 min Cumulative Time 3479 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KBGCo4Vbz0shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KBGCo4Vbz0s/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0304.jpg2011-01-08-0304.jpgGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) Opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LDARyn9FbVkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LDARyn9FbVk/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-0176.jpg2010-09-23-0176.jpgPictured: Seven-Year-old KokoPeta Botello helps keep a whale calm as it is transported from the Beach at Spirits Bay to a nearby stream..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v0DMynZMZxEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v0DMynZMZxE/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-1386.jpg2010-09-23-1386.jpgPictured: Volunteers help Dr Ingrid Visser from the Orca Research Trust bring one of the whales into the shallows during the night in the stream near Spirits Bay Beach where the whales rest and recuperate. .On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006BcHuh7JYgYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006BcHuh7JYgY/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-24-0098.jpg2010-09-24-0098.jpgPictured: Whales are loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay to be transported 50km south along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rhzmf4z0uwYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rhzmf4z0uwY/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-1374.jpg2010-09-23-1374.jpgPictured: Kahi Harawira works the night talking to the whales and keeping them calm in freezing temperatures in the stream near Spirits Bay Beach where the whales rest and recuperate. .On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TGTHQg9l89shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TGTHQg9l89s/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-10-0033.jpg2011-03-10-0033.jpgDepartment of Conservation's abundance survey on the critically endangered Maui's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui) and taking skin biopsy's to obtain DNA profiles of individual animals..Pictured : DOC marine ranger Martin Stanley (left) takes photographs of a Maui's dorsal fin to help identify individual dolphins that scientist Marc Oremus takes skin biopsy's from using a dart gun.Thursday 10 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KmHN5Ot8gSYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KmHN5Ot8gSY/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-10-0036.jpg2011-03-10-0036.jpgDepartment of Conservation's abundance survey on the critically endangered Maui's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui) and taking skin biopsy's to obtain DNA profiles of individual animals..Pictured : DOC marine ranger Martin Stanley (left) takes photographs of a Maui's dorsal fin to help identify individual dolphins that scientist Marc Oremus takes skin biopsy's from using a dart gun.Thursday 10 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ibAQtBi80Jwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ibAQtBi80Jw/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-23-0115.jpg2009-05-23-0115.jpgA Blue-eyed triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) sits upon Zoanthid Polyps on yellow Encrusting Sponge (Cliona celata) at the Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine-Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 23 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 164.Max Depth 28 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 96 min..Bottom Time to Date 7991 min..Cumulative Time 8087 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QFFiaWoEpMIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QFFiaWoEpMI/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-02-0110.jpg2010-10-02-0110.jpgGastropod, Serpulorbis zelandicus at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 02 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 282.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Channel, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 96:00 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters...Bottom Time: 104 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,583 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,687 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HmY1kaybPQUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HmY1kaybPQU/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-02-0114.jpg2010-10-02-0114.jpgGastropod, Serpulorbis zelandicus at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 02 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 282.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Channel, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 96:00 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters...Bottom Time: 104 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,583 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,687 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lTCU5WzChbAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lTCU5WzChbA/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0017-1.jpg2012-07-07-0017_1.jpgParapercis binivirgata (Redbanded weever)..Saturday 07 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 423..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 216:55 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50..Maximum Depth: 61.7 meters..Bottom Time: 93 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 27,012 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,105 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UxlxfDbS7z4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UxlxfDbS7z4/fit=1000x1000/0602006NZHRR017.jpg0602006NZHRR017.jpgWaitangi Day : Helen Kaipo leads the main Hikoi of the day from the Te Tii Marae towards the Treaty Grounds..Monday 06 Febuary 2006.New Zealand Herald Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bs.wyYPqIKchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bs.wyYPqIKc/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0011.jpg2009-07-13-0011.jpgRowboats at Sunset at Ngunguru, Northland, New Zealand..Monday 13 July 2009..Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E4RIJc_C4zYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E4RIJc_C4zY/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0014.jpg2009-07-13-0014.jpgRowboats at Sunset at Ngunguru, Northland, New Zealand..Monday 13 July 2009..Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000solPSiUE2SQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000solPSiUE2SQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0924-2.jpg2009-10-31-0924-2.jpgRussian Dolls from the ships souvenir shop deep in the bottom of the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RzHMqUhm4fwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RzHMqUhm4fw/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0260.jpg2010-10-03-0260.jpgNotoclinops yaldwyni (Yaldwyn's triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oz7Aq40tpjIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oz7Aq40tpjI/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0096.jpg2010-10-03-0096.jpgCaesioperca ledidoptera (Butterfly perch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ssA4qWz62fchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ssA4qWz62fc/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0095.jpg2009-07-26-0095.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) . on a stalk of Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sLaLfn6sT64https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sLaLfn6sT64/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0158.jpg2010-10-03-0158.jpgNudibranch eggs at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yWOTaVc8rmohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yWOTaVc8rmo/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0330.jpg2010-01-28-0330.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) mate at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qb2G8m6FAQchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qb2G8m6FAQc/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0001.jpg2010-12-27-0001.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H4ClYB9YE4Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H4ClYB9YE4Y/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0195-6.jpg2010-12-21-0195-6.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RPlWCWdyrd8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RPlWCWdyrd8/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0042.jpg2010-12-27-0042.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DKz0u5uMRBUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DKz0u5uMRBU/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0195.jpg2010-12-21-0195.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006SnmAYcH5Eghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006SnmAYcH5Eg/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0197-3.jpg2010-12-21-0197-3.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y7lHcmsieRUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y7lHcmsieRU/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0185.jpg2010-12-27-0185.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006i_ec1.vN14https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006i_ec1.vN14/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0198-2.jpg2010-12-21-0198-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ef5XbG4QqQchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ef5XbG4QqQc/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0258.jpg2010-12-27-0258.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QjxGW4EBOHEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QjxGW4EBOHE/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0198.jpg2010-12-21-0198.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dUYLtyl5Xtohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dUYLtyl5Xto/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0264-1.jpg2010-10-03-0264_1.jpgNotoclinops yaldwyni (Yaldwyn's triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JXFo2jgx094https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JXFo2jgx094/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-02-0047.jpg2010-10-02-0047.jpgForsterygion flavonigrum (Yellow-black triplefin) amongst the ascidian Hypsistozoa fasmeriana at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Saturday 02 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 281.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Northen Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 12.6 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 94:17 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.8 meters...Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,502 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,583 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jg8VK8wvnVAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jg8VK8wvnVA/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0020-2.jpg2010-12-23-0020-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PrdylAxRZlohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PrdylAxRZlo/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0026.jpg2010-12-23-0026.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000axgZb1cuFu8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000axgZb1cuFu8/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0029.jpg2010-12-23-0029.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I48vkswBDEkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I48vkswBDEk/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0222.jpg2011-02-13-0222.jpgSecret Lake- Quentin Bennett is one of New Zealand's diving pioneers. Back in the 70's he used to pack his gear across Hawke's Bay backcountry in wheel barrows, looking for freshwater dive locations. Eventually he found this lake, with water as clear as gin-you can see from one side clear across to the other. Its location remains a guarded secret because the algae growth is very sensitive to disturbance. This frame sort of immortalises Quentin in his world.Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 301.Site: Secret Lake..Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,108 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,168 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BAoMyH4Ogt4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BAoMyH4Ogt4/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0035.jpg2010-12-23-0035.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rq7smGvwi_Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rq7smGvwi_Y/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0037-2.jpg2010-12-23-0037-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fZcLpELUTbshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fZcLpELUTbs/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0040-2.jpg2010-12-23-0040-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000023XQ7BXlfT0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000023XQ7BXlfT0/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0043-3.jpg2010-12-23-0043-3.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JViVvgIejSkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JViVvgIejSk/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0043.jpg2010-12-23-0043.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Cdr0xbVuOE4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Cdr0xbVuOE4/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0051-3.jpg2010-12-23-0051-3.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000elgHLEmWq8ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000elgHLEmWq8g/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0268.jpg2011-02-13-0268.jpgSecret Lake- Quentin Bennett is one of New Zealand's diving pioneers. Back in the 70's he used to pack his gear across Hawke's Bay backcountry in wheel barrows, looking for freshwater dive locations. Eventually he found this lake, with water as clear as gin-you can see from one side clear across to the other. Its location remains a guarded secret because the algae growth is very sensitive to disturbance. This frame sort of immortalises Quentin in his world.Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 301.Site: Secret Lake..Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,108 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,168 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PYzl_UMrxMohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PYzl_UMrxMo/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0056.jpg2010-12-23-0056.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mJ0IaxPGHRchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mJ0IaxPGHRc/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0058.jpg2010-12-23-0058.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gPBzty8K21chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gPBzty8K21c/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-04-0085.jpg2009-01-04-0085.jpgNudibranch eggs on Bugula dentata Bryozoans at Trevor's Rocks with Yukon Charters New Years Eve Trip at the Poor Knights. .Sunday 04 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 138 Max Depth 22.6 m. Average Depth 13.7 m. Temp 18 c. . O2 21%.Bottom Time 70min. Bottom Time to Date 6223 min Cumulative Time 6293 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rotQTLFzjQshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rotQTLFzjQs/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-02-0075-1.jpg2010-10-02-0075_1.jpgDiacanthurus spinulimanus (Hermit Crab) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 02 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 282.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Channel, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 96:00 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters...Bottom Time: 104 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,583 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,687 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XlF6JPVhqHYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XlF6JPVhqHY/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0160.jpg2010-10-03-0160.jpgDiacanthurus spinulimanus (Hermit Crab) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iI7kdSwJVs4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iI7kdSwJVs4/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-11-0742.jpg2008-03-11-0742.jpgA Crayfish (Jasus edwardsii), at Sugar Loaf, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 09 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 58 : Sugar Loaf, Poor Knights with Blue Zone.Max Depth 27.7m. Average Depth 19m.Bottom Time 47min. Bottom Time to Date 2268min Cumulative Time 2315min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q8MRc4an3w4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q8MRc4an3w4/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0268.jpg2013-04-10-0268.JPGPseudolabrus miles (Scarlet wrasse) juvenile at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 454 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 253:01 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 22.2 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 69% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,911 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,036 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o94NeAO4Rd8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o94NeAO4Rd8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0303.jpg2013-04-10-0303.JPGKaralepis stewarti (Scaly-headed triplefin) at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland.Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 454 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 253:01 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 22.2 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 69% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,911 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,036 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PPOL3FSacw4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PPOL3FSacw4/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0022.jpg2008-05-29-0022.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) school in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 81: Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 25.3 m. Average Depth 9.8m.Bottom Time 63 min. Bottom Time to Date 3416 min Cumulative Time 3479 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000069Cqlg2kFVkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000069Cqlg2kFVk/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-21-0022.jpg2008-04-21-0022.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus)) school in Taravana Cave at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Monday 21 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 75 : TARAVANA CAVE at the Poor Knights with Dive Yukon Charters..Max Depth 33.5 m. Average Depth 20.1.Bottom Time 42 min. Bottom Time to Date 3164 min Cumulative Time 3206 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xTjfaYoj9Pghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xTjfaYoj9Pg/fit=1000x1000/2008-06-05-0034.jpg2008-06-05-0034.jpgThe Pinnicles at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 05 June 2008.New Zealand Herald Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O1NItaNzYQghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O1NItaNzYQg/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-21-0106.jpg2008-04-21-0106.jpgDemoiselle (Chromis dispilus) school at the Pinnacles at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Monday 21 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 76 : The Pinacles at the Poor Knights with Dive Yukon Charters..Max Depth 30.2 m. Average Depth 15.5.Bottom Time 48 min. Bottom Time to Date 3206 min Cumulative Time 3254 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SL_8yql4N2shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SL_8yql4N2s/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-18-0054-1.jpg2008-05-18-0054_1.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at Goat Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 18 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 78 : Goat Island.Max Depth 6.4 m. Average Depth 3.4.Bottom Time 34 min. Bottom Time to Date 3333 min Cumulative Time 3367 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zJKvhs6b_REhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zJKvhs6b_RE/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0313.jpgGrey Moray EelA Grey Moray (Gymnothorax nublis) Eel at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 82 : Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 23.2 m. Average Depth 11.9 m.Bottom Time 58 min. Bottom Time to Date 3479 min Cumulative Time 3537 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RRUXD53k93ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RRUXD53k93o/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-21-0245.jpg2008-04-21-0245.jpgSunset on the water at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Monday 21 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 76 : The Pinacles at the Poor Knights with Dive Yukon Charters..Max Depth 30.2 m. Average Depth 15.5.Bottom Time 48 min. Bottom Time to Date 3206 min Cumulative Time 3254 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TemVoQbpM_khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TemVoQbpM_k/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0842.jpg2009-10-30-0842.jpgChairs lay in a stack in the Bolshoi Lounge on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 195.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.4 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 31% and 100%.Bottom Time: 84 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9973 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,057 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uLQ_LzFPQdohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uLQ_LzFPQdo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0056.jpg2011-05-14-0056.jpgNotch-head marblefish (Aplodactylus etheridgii) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Saturday 14 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 338.Dive Buddy: .Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 28 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J36M.P6Qm4Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J36M.P6Qm4U/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0067.jpg2011-05-14-0067.jpgNotch-head marblefish (Aplodactylus etheridgii) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Saturday 14 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 338.Dive Buddy: .Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 28 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m1dADk9q294https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m1dADk9q294/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0103.jpg2011-05-14-0103.jpgNotch-head marblefish (Aplodactylus etheridgii) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Saturday 14 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 338.Dive Buddy: .Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 28 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wMFP.78jyr4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wMFP.78jyr4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-1053.jpg2011-05-17-1053.jpgPterois volitins (Lionfish)A hides in a rock crack at Fishing Rock, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Tuesday 17 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 346.Dive Buddy: .Site: Fishing Rock, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 7.7 meters..Bottom Time: 54 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,622 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,676 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jzYT.LdDTBshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jzYT.LdDTBs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0193-Edit.jpg2011-05-20-0193-Edit.jpgLord Howe Coral Fish (Amphichaetodon howensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Friday 20 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 353.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis..Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters..Bottom Time: 42 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.tkYtgHXCzAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.tkYtgHXCzA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0196-3.jpg2011-05-16-0196-3.jpgPhyllidiella pustulosa a Nudibranch that is common at the Kermadec Islands but so far not recorded from mainland New Zealand. Pictured on the western side of North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Monday 16 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: .Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters..Bottom Time: 66 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009toLivevrbohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009toLivevrbo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0236.jpgLionfishPterois volitins (Lionfish) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011.Dive Number: 350.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gFjwbh4KoOUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gFjwbh4KoOU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0261.jpg2011-05-19-0261.jpgBlack-spot goatfish (Parupeneus spilurus) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 350.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y18csy4Ubw4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y18csy4Ubw4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0240.jpg2011-05-20-0240.jpgPhyllidiella pustulosa a Nudibranch that is common at the Kermadec Islands but so far not recorded from mainland New Zealand mate on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Friday 20 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 353.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis..Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters..Bottom Time: 42 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lwVBYciOhtghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lwVBYciOhtg/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0826.jpg2009-10-30-0826.jpgRebreather diver Andrew Simpson in illuminates a chandelier in the Bolshoi Lounge on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon.Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 195.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.4 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 31% and 100%.Bottom Time: 84 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9973 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,057 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fWyFv233Xckhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fWyFv233Xck/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0012-2.jpg2011-05-20-0012-2.jpgKermadec Scalyfin (Parma kermadecensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Friday 20 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis..Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B80nLAldms8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B80nLAldms8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0091.jpg2011-05-16-0091.jpgFemale Green wrasse (Notolabrus incriptus) off North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Monday 16 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: .Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters..Bottom Time: 66 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p5G8F2xfC0Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p5G8F2xfC0A/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0168.jpg2011-05-19-0168.jpgFemale Green wrasse (Notolabrus incriptus) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 350.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QyxTixWx5DEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QyxTixWx5DE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0112-2.jpg2011-05-16-0112-2.jpgNotch-head marblefish (Aplodactylus etheridgii) off North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Monday 16 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: .Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters..Bottom Time: 66 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KOFDGb4C9xMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KOFDGb4C9xM/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-02-0081.jpg2010-10-02-0081.jpgDiacanthurus spinulimanus (Hermit Crab) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 02 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 282.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Channel, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 96:00 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters...Bottom Time: 104 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,583 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,687 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zmfiCLnufz8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zmfiCLnufz8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0126-2.jpgGold-ribbon GrouperGold-ribbon Grouper (Aulacocephalus temmincki) off the western side of North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Monday 16 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011.Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: .Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters..Bottom Time: 66 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jJ_NYJp3IAEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jJ_NYJp3IAE/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-07-0041.jpg2011-04-07-0041.jpgA storm brews in the South Pacific Ocean on a journey up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory..Thursday 07 April 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004HF_zpGeRtUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004HF_zpGeRtU/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0152.jpg2009-03-08-0152.jpgUnderwater Photographer and Rebreather Diver Pete Mesley on the final resting place of the wreck the Rainbow Warrior near the Cavallii Islands Northland New Zealand. .Greenpeace's flagship, the Warrior was sunk by the French on July 10, 1985, in Auckland Harbour while she was on her way to protest nuclear testing on the Mururoa Atoll..Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 151.Max Depth 24 m..Temp 22c. O2 37%.Bottom Time 79 min..Bottom Time to Date 7099 min..Cumulative Time 7178 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Dl5TRUVghIchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Dl5TRUVghIc/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-07-0166.jpg2009-03-07-0166.jpgMagenta Jewel Anemones (Corynactis haddoni) grow on a hand rail of the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Deepwater Cove, Bay of Islands, New Zealand..Saturday 07 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 150.Max Depth 28.9 m..Temp 22c. O2 29%.Bottom Time 61 min..Bottom Time to Date 7038 min..Cumulative Time 7099 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yfQLHp1UdIchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yfQLHp1UdIc/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-21-0036.jpg2009-03-21-0036.jpgA school of Common Dolphins (Delphinus delphis) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand..Saturday 21 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 154.Max Depth 5 m..Temp 21c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120 min..Bottom Time to Date 7314 min..Cumulative Time 7434 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008EmVTiIwFLchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008EmVTiIwFLc/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0420.jpg2009-03-08-0420.jpgThe New Zealand Native freshwater longfin Eel (Anguilla dieffenbachii) in a small Nothland Creek. .Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QvYgByoP5Hwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QvYgByoP5Hw/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-07-0119.jpg2009-03-07-0119.jpgMagenta Jewel Anemones (Corynactis haddoni) grow on a hand rail of the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Deepwater Cove, Bay of Islands, New Zealand..Saturday 07 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 150.Max Depth 28.9 m..Temp 22c. O2 29%.Bottom Time 61 min..Bottom Time to Date 7038 min..Cumulative Time 7099 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w16bUnKBgQ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w16bUnKBgQ4/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0561.jpg2009-03-08-0561.jpgA Crested Blenny, (Parablennius laticlavius) surrounded by Jewel Anemones (Corynactis haddoni) on The Rainbow Warrior near the Cavallii Islands Northland New Zealand. .Greenpeace's flagship, the Warrior was sunk by the French on July 10, 1985, in Auckland Harbour while she was on her way to protest nuclear testing on the Mururoa Atoll..Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 152.Max Depth 24.4 m..Temp 22c. O2 28%.Bottom Time 60 min..Bottom Time to Date 7178 min..Cumulative Time 7238 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FZSr8ZQtM28https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FZSr8ZQtM28/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0193.jpg2009-03-08-0193.jpgThe final resting place of the wreck the Rainbow Warrior near the Cavallii Islands Northland New Zealand. .Greenpeace's flagship, the Warrior was sunk by the French on July 10, 1985, in Auckland Harbour while she was on her way to protest nuclear testing on the Mururoa Atoll..Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 151.Max Depth 24 m..Temp 22c. O2 37%.Bottom Time 79 min..Bottom Time to Date 7099 min..Cumulative Time 7178 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fK37l12n8KAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fK37l12n8KA/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0151.jpg2009-03-08-0151.jpgUnderwater Photographer and Rebreather Diver Pete Mesley on the final resting place of the wreck the Rainbow Warrior near the Cavallii Islands Northland New Zealand. .Greenpeace's flagship, the Warrior was sunk by the French on July 10, 1985, in Auckland Harbour while she was on her way to protest nuclear testing on the Mururoa Atoll..Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 151.Max Depth 24 m..Temp 22c. O2 37%.Bottom Time 79 min..Bottom Time to Date 7099 min..Cumulative Time 7178 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VFAn5xMHT7shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VFAn5xMHT7s/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0102-4.jpg2009-01-14-0102-4.jpgNew Zealand Herald reporter James Ihaka is white eyed and full of adrenaline Shark Diving in a cage off the Coast of Whakatane.is Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FKy9kW2uBMchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FKy9kW2uBMc/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0234.jpg2009-01-14-0234.jpgA pod of Common Dolphins Delphinus delphis the way out to go Shark Diving off the Coast of Whakatane..Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Jntg1gMCj1ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Jntg1gMCj1o/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-12-0125.jpg2009-02-12-0125.jpgMoko a Bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) an icon of the small community at Mahia Peninsula New Zealand where she has been adopted and calls home since Easter 2007..Thursday 12 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001G7WMc0qHqMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001G7WMc0qHqM/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0094.jpg2008-12-31-0094.jpgA Crimson Cleanerfish Suezicthys aylingi works on a school of Demoiselle's Chromis dispilus at Middle Arch with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bu_LucLAKfEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bu_LucLAKfE/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0269.jpg2009-01-14-0269.jpgA pod of Common Dolphins Delphinus delphis the way out to go Shark Diving off the Coast of Whakatane..Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MrO7KCfz8J0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MrO7KCfz8J0/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-01-0103.jpg2009-01-01-0103.jpgNudibranch Aphelodoris luctuosa at Cave Bay with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Thursday 01 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 132 Max Depth 26.5 m. Average Depth 12.8 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 70 min. Bottom Time to Date 5887 min Cumulative Time 5957 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NFC9.S.faxAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NFC9.S.faxA/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-31-0148.jpg2009-01-31-0148.jpgTrevally (Pseudocaranx dentex) on the hunt in El Torito Cave at the Poor Knights, New Zealand..Saturday 31 Febuary.Photograph Richard Robinson .Dive Number 142.Max Depth 16.1 m. .Average Depth 8 m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 70min. .Bottom Time to Date 6543 min. .Cumulative Time 6613 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mTTbHyqU84ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mTTbHyqU84o/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-12-0033.jpg2009-02-12-0033.jpgMoko a Bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) an icon of the small community at Mahia Peninsula New Zealand where she has been adopted and calls home since Easter 2007..Thursday 12 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cvZAC5G_s7Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cvZAC5G_s7A/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0177-3.jpg2009-01-14-0177-3.jpgA Common Dolphin Delphinus delphis and calf on the way out to go Shark Diving off the Coast of Whakatane..Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BhT.2KJx_fshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BhT.2KJx_fs/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-11-0109.jpg2009-02-11-0109.jpgSunset at Taylor's Bay on the Mahia Peninsula, New Zealand Wednesday 11 February 2009https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QCFYge4MUD4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QCFYge4MUD4/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-04-0136.jpg2009-01-04-0136.jpgTambja tenuilineata Nudibranch at Riko Riko Cave with Yukon Charters New Years Eve Trip at the Poor Knights. .Sunday 04 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 139 Max Depth 20.7 m. Average Depth 12.2 m. Temp 19 c. . O2 21%.Bottom Time 70min. Bottom Time to Date 6293 min Cumulative Time 6363 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yTSb7NzZPFghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yTSb7NzZPFg/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0127-4.jpg2009-01-14-0127-4.jpgA Blue Shark Prionace glauca with fish hook in mouth..Wednesday 14 January 2009. Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dzjcq5iWX04https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dzjcq5iWX04/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0312.jpg2009-01-14-0312.jpgA pod of Common Dolphins Delphinus delphis the way out to go Shark Diving off the Coast of Whakatane..Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lezqvVztO68https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lezqvVztO68/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0264.jpg2009-01-14-0264.jpgA pod of Common Dolphins Delphinus delphis the way out to go Shark Diving off the Coast of Whakatane..Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CQOAobsG3OEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CQOAobsG3OE/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-12-0113.jpg2009-02-12-0113.jpgMoko a Bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) an icon of the small community at Mahia Peninsula New Zealand where she has been adopted and calls home since Easter 2007..Thursday 12 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DF1oe1E2ST0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DF1oe1E2ST0/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-11-0062.jpg2009-02-11-0062.jpgAnna Matuszczak swimming at Mahia Peninsula New Zealand..Wednesday 11 February 2009https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZCC_hJ2ygu4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZCC_hJ2ygu4/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-31-0253.jpg2009-01-31-0253.jpgSnapper (Pagrus auatus) near the Entrance to Shark Fin Cave at the Poor Knights, New Zealand..S aturday 31 Febuary.Photograph Richard Robinson .Dive Number 143.Max Depth 21.6 m. .Average Depth 8 m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 71 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6613 min. .Cumulative Time 6684 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OzK_lPkpoxghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OzK_lPkpoxg/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-12-0034.jpg2009-02-12-0034.jpgMoko a Bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) an icon of the small community at Mahia Peninsula New Zealand where she has been adopted and calls home since Easter 2007..Thursday 12 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ws0qd2p2U9Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ws0qd2p2U9Y/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0304.jpg2009-01-14-0304.jpgA Common Dolphin Delphinus delphis and calf on the way out to go Shark Diving off the Coast of Whakatane..Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d631nvU6ij4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d631nvU6ij4/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-31-0202.jpg2009-01-31-0202.jpgA Mado (Atypichthys latus) on The Great Wall at the Poor Knights, New Zealand..Saturday 31 Febuary.Photograph Richard Robinson .Dive Number 143.Max Depth 21.6 m. .Average Depth 8 m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 71 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6613 min. .Cumulative Time 6684 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iUqlXM0Lc_Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iUqlXM0Lc_Y/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0314.jpg2009-01-14-0314.jpgA pod of Common Dolphins Delphinus delphis the way out to go Shark Diving off the Coast of Whakatane..Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004ZixKTWnbH4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004ZixKTWnbH4/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0213.jpg2009-01-14-0213.jpgA pod of Common Dolphins Delphinus delphis the way out to go Shark Diving off the Coast of Whakatane..Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n3bwgrdWVZghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n3bwgrdWVZg/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0207.jpg2009-01-14-0207.jpgA pod of Common Dolphins Delphinus delphis the way out to go Shark Diving off the Coast of Whakatane..Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002gS8SBmqn6ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002gS8SBmqn6o/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-31-0302.jpg2009-01-31-0302.jpgSnapper (Pagrus auatus) near the Entrance to Shark Fin Cave at the Poor Knights, New Zealand..S aturday 31 Febuary.Photograph Richard Robinson .Dive Number 143.Max Depth 21.6 m. .Average Depth 8 m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 71 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6613 min. .Cumulative Time 6684 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VIzRbnW04.Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VIzRbnW04.Q/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0281.jpg2009-01-14-0281.jpgA pod of Common Dolphins Delphinus delphis the way out to go Shark Diving off the Coast of Whakatane..Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LGHuqWZYRTEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LGHuqWZYRTE/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-12-0014.jpg2009-02-12-0014.jpgMoko a Bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) an icon of the small community at Mahia Peninsula New Zealand where she has been adopted and calls home since Easter 2007..Thursday 12 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bYDXhvF_7kohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bYDXhvF_7ko/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-11-0087.jpg2009-02-11-0087.jpgAnna Matuszczak at Mahia Peninsula..Wednesday 11 February 2009https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AbWBZIOdhM4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AbWBZIOdhM4/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0056-4.jpg2009-01-14-0056-4.jpgA pod of Common Dolphins Delphinus delphis the way out to go Shark Diving off the Coast of Whakatane..Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_V6UsUqtPughttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_V6UsUqtPug/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-12-0151.jpg2009-02-12-0151.jpgMoko a Bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) an icon of the small community at Mahia Peninsula New Zealand where she has been adopted and calls home since Easter 2007..Thursday 12 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cZj1BVWCwQUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cZj1BVWCwQU/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0430.jpg2008-12-31-0430.jpgDolphin Bay, Tutukaka Northland New Zealand..Friday 02 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X0Bc4jER_jYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X0Bc4jER_jY/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-11-0072.jpg2009-02-11-0072.jpgFish Head dead on the beach at Mahia Peninsula New Zealand..Wednesday 11 February 2009https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006BaR3S8MkyMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006BaR3S8MkyM/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-12-0056.jpg2009-02-12-0056.jpgMoko a Bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) an icon of the small community at Mahia Peninsula New Zealand where she has been adopted and calls home since Easter 2007..Thursday 12 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W_.0hgYMhUIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W_.0hgYMhUI/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0227.jpg2009-01-14-0227.jpgA pod of Common Dolphins Delphinus delphis the way out to go Shark Diving off the Coast of Whakatane..Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hg4Vg2RWKb8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hg4Vg2RWKb8/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0032-4.jpg2009-01-14-0032-4.jpgA Blue Shark Prionace glauca with fish hook in mouth..Wednesday 14 January 2009. Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AOGeegCUq_shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AOGeegCUq_s/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-04-0259.jpg2009-01-04-0259.jpgA 126 Kg Marlin hangs at the Whangarei Deep Sea Anglers Club. .Sunday 04 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 139 Max Depth 20.7 m. Average Depth 12.2 m. Temp 19 c. . O2 21%.Bottom Time 70min. Bottom Time to Date 6293 min Cumulative Time 6363 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f2lkGpkNIHchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f2lkGpkNIHc/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0084-4.jpg2009-01-14-0084-4.jpgA Blue Shark Prionace glauca with fish hook in mouth..Wednesday 14 January 2009. Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001h2tJtR2lx4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001h2tJtR2lx4/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-12-0078.jpg2009-02-12-0078.jpgAnna Matuszczak plays with Moko a Bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) an icon of the small community at Mahia Peninsula New Zealand where she has been adopted and calls home since Easter 2007..Thursday 12 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FAwe0UvP7yIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FAwe0UvP7yI/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0088-4.jpg2009-01-14-0088-4.jpgA Blue Shark Prionace glauca while Shark Diving off the Coast of Whakatane..Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yUv.OIyfniohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yUv.OIyfnio/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-31-0185.jpg2009-01-31-0185.jpgGoat Fish (Upeneichthys linetaus) near The Great Wall at the Poor Knights, New Zealand..Saturday 31 Febuary.Photograph Richard Robinson .Dive Number 143.Max Depth 21.6 m. .Average Depth 8 m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 71 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6613 min. .Cumulative Time 6684 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003_Kk8caiCOghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003_Kk8caiCOg/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-12-0063.jpg2009-02-12-0063.jpgMoko a Bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) an icon of the small community at Mahia Peninsula New Zealand where she has been adopted and calls home since Easter 2007..Thursday 12 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000f34_j1UvGghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000f34_j1UvGg/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0019.jpg2008-12-31-0019.jpgA Crested Blenny Parablennius laticlavius at Middle Arch with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008V_w_M7iSEshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008V_w_M7iSEs/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-01-0020.jpg2009-01-01-0020.jpgScaly Headed Tripplefin Karalepis stewarti at Cave Bay with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. Thursday 01 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 131 Max Depth 32.9 m. Average Depth 16.5 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 60 min. Bottom Time to Date 5827 min Cumulative Time 5887 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fax4klvp78Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fax4klvp78Y/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-12-0076.jpg2009-02-12-0076.jpgMoko a Bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) an icon of the small community at Mahia Peninsula New Zealand where she has been adopted and calls home since Easter 2007..Thursday 12 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aW3K1vZ2WHchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aW3K1vZ2WHc/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0019.jpg2008-12-31-0019.jpgA Crested Blenny Parablennius laticlavius at Middle Arch with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L1vx2tkPfVIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L1vx2tkPfVI/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-11-0102.jpg2009-02-11-0102.jpgFishing at Sunset at Taylor's Bay on the Mahia Peninsula, New Zealand..Wednesday 11 February 2009https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HBWihIUPfnshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HBWihIUPfns/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0941.jpg2009-12-19-0941.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qvd5UexVv1ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qvd5UexVv1g/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-31-0098.jpg2009-01-31-0098.jpgTrevally (Pseudocaranx dentex) on the hunt in El Torito Cave at the Poor Knights, New Zealand..Saturday 31 Febuary.Photograph Richard Robinson .Dive Number 142.Max Depth 16.1 m. .Average Depth 8 m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 70min. .Bottom Time to Date 6543 min. .Cumulative Time 6613 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004UX30ZXbmLEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004UX30ZXbmLE/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0001.jpg2008-12-31-0001.jpgA Common Anemone Actinothoe albocincta at Middle Arch with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001dyJF4U.Uy0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001dyJF4U.Uy0/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-11-0091.jpg2009-02-11-0091.jpgMahia Beach on the Mahia Peninsula New Zealand at Sunset..Wednesday 11 February 2009https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qqWsSWE8r.4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qqWsSWE8r.4/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0429.jpg2008-12-31-0429.jpgThe Poor Knights at sunset looking from Tutukaka Northland .New Zealand..Friday 02 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SkEQOKLdXT0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SkEQOKLdXT0/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-04-0293.jpg2009-01-04-0293.jpgNoel Erikson tells the stories of Riko Riko Cave on Yukon Charters New Years Eve Trip at the Poor Knights. .Sunday 04 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 139 Max Depth 20.7 m. Average Depth 12.2 m. Temp 19 c. . O2 21%.Bottom Time 70min. Bottom Time to Date 6293 min Cumulative Time 6363 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fDYkuyn7WIMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fDYkuyn7WIM/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-12-0132.jpg2009-02-12-0132.jpgAnna Matuszczak plays with Moko a Bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) an icon of the small community at Mahia Peninsula New Zealand where she has been adopted and calls home since Easter 2007..Thursday 12 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000wv_C9RYAEIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000wv_C9RYAEI/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-31-0117-3.jpg2009-01-31-0117-3.jpgTrevally (Pseudocaranx dentex) on the hunt in El Torito Cave at the Poor Knights, New Zealand..Saturday 31 Febuary.Photograph Richard Robinson .Dive Number 142.Max Depth 16.1 m. .Average Depth 8 m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 70min. .Bottom Time to Date 6543 min. .Cumulative Time 6613 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000051Ej59fNfk8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000051Ej59fNfk8/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-12-0107.jpg2009-02-12-0107.jpgAnna Matuszczak plays with Moko a Bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) an icon of the small community at Mahia Peninsula New Zealand where she has been adopted and calls home since Easter 2007..Thursday 12 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XJ_SG49_eSkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XJ_SG49_eSk/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-30-0035.jpg2009-01-30-0035.jpgFlexible flapjack Carpophyllum flexuosum at Trev's Rock.at the Poor Knights, New Zealand..Saturday 31 Febuary.Photograph Richard Robinson .Dive Number 142.Max Depth 16.1 m. .Average Depth 8 m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 70min. .Bottom Time to Date 6543 min. .Cumulative Time 6613 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Bw8aqskW7Bchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Bw8aqskW7Bc/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0235.jpg2009-01-14-0235.jpgA Common Dolphin Delphinus delphis and calf on the way out to go Shark Diving off the Coast of Whakatane..Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HDjjO5z0Gishttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HDjjO5z0Gis/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-12-0075.jpg2009-02-12-0075.jpgMoko a Bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) an icon of the small community at Mahia Peninsula New Zealand where she has been adopted and calls home since Easter 2007..Thursday 12 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eyYPYFp0efIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eyYPYFp0efI/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-04-0313.jpg2009-01-04-0313.jpgCommon Dolphins Delphinius delphis play in the Poor Knights with Yukon Charters New Years Eve Trip at the Poor Knights. .Sunday 04 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 139 Max Depth 20.7 m. Average Depth 12.2 m. Temp 19 c. . O2 21%.Bottom Time 70min. Bottom Time to Date 6293 min Cumulative Time 6363 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YIAVMBv2isMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YIAVMBv2isM/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-01-0116.jpg2009-02-01-0116.jpgCostal Bird the White Faced Heron (Ardea novaehollandiae) nest in a tree at Tutukaka New Zealand..Sunday 01 February 2009 Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nwuFGKw6tTwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nwuFGKw6tTw/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-01-0116-2.jpg2009-02-01-0116-2.jpgCostal Bird the White Faced Heron (Ardea novaehollandiae) nest in a tree at Tutukaka New Zealand..Sunday 01 February 2009 Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kx0RHL41.H8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kx0RHL41.H8/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0353.jpg2009-12-19-0353.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WwZE6sVcQU0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WwZE6sVcQU0/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0415.jpg2009-12-19-0415.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AtQwHai.xL4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AtQwHai.xL4/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0436.jpg2009-07-25-0436.jpgDemoiselle (Chromis dispilus) at Rikoriko Cave, Aorangi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 172.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Rikoriko Cave..Max Depth 17.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 97 min..Bottom Time to Date 8547 min..Cumulative Time 8644 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001A4QG6uTifchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001A4QG6uTifc/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0250-2.jpg2011-04-10-0250-2.jpgSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.These fish can grow over 100 years old, reaching a length of 2 metres, weighing over 150kg.Sunday 10 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 328.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters..Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KWMFyQJblYQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KWMFyQJblYQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0232.jpg2009-01-14-0232.jpgA Common Dolphin Delphinus delphis and calf on the way out to go Shark Diving off the Coast of Whakatane..Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sh_PT7Bwe5ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sh_PT7Bwe5o/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0067.jpg2012-05-12-0067.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000POJ9jDhPN_0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000POJ9jDhPN_0/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-23-0121-2.jpg2009-05-23-0121-2.jpgYaldwyn's Triplefin (Notoclinops yaldwyni)) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 23 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 164.Max Depth 28 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 96 min..Bottom Time to Date 7991 min..Cumulative Time 8087 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jFUllC5_y80https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jFUllC5_y80/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0295.jpg2010-01-28-0295.jpgCryptic triplefin (cryptichthys jojettae) at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ikEzdBndrKIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ikEzdBndrKI/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0182.jpg2010-12-27-0182.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qi1efAQo3S4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qi1efAQo3S4/fit=1000x1000/2008-09-21-0348.jpg2008-09-21-0348.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Entrance to Taravana Cave at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 21 September 2008..Dive Number 106 : The Entrance to Taravana Cave with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 32 m. Average Depth m. Temp 13c. O2:21%.Bottom Time 63 min. Bottom Time to Date 4510 min Cumulative Time 4570 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RQuLB3fwbnQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RQuLB3fwbnQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0394-1.jpgGalapagos SharkGalapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Sunday 10 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 328.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters..Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G3MwSOfbizAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G3MwSOfbizA/fit=1000x1000/2008-09-21-0538.jpg2008-09-21-0538.jpgA school of Demoiselle (Chromis dispilus) inside the Lost World at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 21 September 2008.Dive Number 107 : The Lost World with Yukon Charters in the Poor Knights..Max Depth 14.3 m. Average Depth m. Temp 13c. O2:21%.Bottom Time 60 min. Bottom Time to Date4570 min Cumulative Time 4620 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XD4MMcaLZswhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XD4MMcaLZsw/fit=1000x1000/100705NZHRR020.jpg100705NZHRR020.jpgMohammed Farouk Khan the president of the South Auckland Muslim Association looks at the vandalisim caused to Otahuhu's Masjid Al-Mustafa Mosque in the early hours of Sunday morning. Six Mosque's across Auckland were vanndalised over the weekend. Sunday 10 July 2005 .New Zealand Herald Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ccjaRsq0rwMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ccjaRsq0rwM/fit=1000x1000/0102NZHRRWAVE01.jpg0102NZHRRWAVE01.jpgPat Tuanui at the old site of the Maori village Tapuangi that was destroyed in the 1868 Tsunami that hit the Chatham Island..TUESDAY 01 FEBUARY 2005 © NEW ZEALAND HERALD PHOTOGRAPH RICHARD ROBINSON.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KZ3Ac7oy6A4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KZ3Ac7oy6A4/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-08-07-12-40-38.jpgTarawera (2003-08-07 12-40-38).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Dg59PVLzowAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Dg59PVLzowA/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0200.jpg2009-10-17-0200.jpgCommon Octopus (Octopus gibbsi) on the Eastern side of Burgess Island in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Saturday 17 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 190.Boat : Apollo, Goat Island Dive..Site : Eastern side of Burgess Island (Pokohinu) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group..Max Depth 23.2 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 59min..Bottom Time to Date 9656 min..Cumulative Time 9715 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G35fmX0u7vEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G35fmX0u7vE/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0138.jpg2009-07-25-0138.jpgA Leather Jacket (Parika scaber) at Northern Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ucvOYLSDoMkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ucvOYLSDoMk/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0137.jpgLeatherjacketMeuschenia scaber (Leatherjacket) at Northern Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008xLQtXdIT0ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008xLQtXdIT0g/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-08-0088.jpg2012-07-08-0088.jpgCheilodactylus eqhippium (Painted moki).Sunday 08 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 426.Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 222:08 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters.Bottom Time: 111 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,310 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,421 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VCYNUk89NnYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VCYNUk89NnY/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0121.jpg2009-07-25-0121.jpgPorae (Nemadactylus douglasii) at Northern Arch, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 minhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.raoWojaz4whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.raoWojaz4w/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0134.jpgLeatherjacketMeuschenia scaber (Leatherjacket) at Northern Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w8tsP45JBAQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w8tsP45JBAQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0153.jpg2009-07-25-0153.jpgDemoiselle (Chromis dispilus) at Northern Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000EuItS6BGTwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000EuItS6BGTw/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0147.jpgLeatherjacketMeuschenia scaber (Leatherjacket) at Northern Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003ptBCH4ysgohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003ptBCH4ysgo/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-08-0078.jpg2012-07-08-0078.jpgCheilodactylus eqhippium (Painted moki).Sunday 08 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 426.Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 222:08 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters.Bottom Time: 111 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,310 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,421 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009r4pZucrvC4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009r4pZucrvC4/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-20-0219-1.jpgMaori OctopusOctopus maorum (Maori octopus) underneath the wharf at Leigh, Auckland. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oPkFHJLCx3Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oPkFHJLCx3U/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0175.jpg2009-07-25-0175.jpgThe tidal zone at Northern Arch, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gfDPMa5iPs0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gfDPMa5iPs0/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0045.jpg2009-07-25-0045.jpgThe Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) part of the Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R12YIK4.Heohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R12YIK4.Heo/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0084.jpg2009-07-25-0084.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) at Northern Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MlwU1ueIiaUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MlwU1ueIiaU/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0008.jpg2009-07-13-0008.jpgRowboats at Sunset at Ngunguru, Northland, New Zealand..Monday 13 July 2009..Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vJ6a19poAc4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vJ6a19poAc4/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0052.jpg2009-07-25-0052.jpgA Grey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) at Northern Arch, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 minhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P4qvoZrc890https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P4qvoZrc890/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0037-2.jpg2009-07-13-0037-2.jpgRowboats at Sunset at Ngunguru, Northland, New Zealand..Monday 13 July 2009..Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SCGzlk2EnVchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SCGzlk2EnVc/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-20-0266.jpgMaori OctopusOctopus maorum (Maori octopus) underneath the wharf at Leigh, Auckland. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bmrSjRRakQUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bmrSjRRakQU/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-20-0278.jpgMaori OctopusOctopus maorum (Maori octopus) underneath the wharf at Leigh, Auckland. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ytHq0AF117ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ytHq0AF117o/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0037.jpg2009-07-25-0037.jpgA Half-banded Perch (Hypoplectrodes sp.) at Northern Arch, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f4hdSH0fCK0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f4hdSH0fCK0/fit=1000x1000/2008-10-12-0164.jpg2008-10-12-0164.jpgCeratosoma amoena. This dorid Clown nudibranch is surrounded by blue clavelina at the Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand...Sunday 12 October 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 115 Imagination and Great Wall, Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 15.5m. Average Depth 10.7 m. Temp 15c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 64 min. Bottom Time to Date 4997 min Cumulative Time 5061 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ocTDlMYVf7Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ocTDlMYVf7U/fit=1000x1000/2008-11-30-0301.jpg2008-11-30-0301.jpgA Crested Blenny (Parablennius laticlavius) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 30 November 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 127 Max Depth 26.5 m. Average Depth 10.7m. Temp 17 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 80 min. Bottom Time to Date 5585 min Cumulative Time 5665 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h0ae5O92XQMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h0ae5O92XQM/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-23-0096-3.jpg2009-05-23-0096-3.jpgA Blue-eyed triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) sits upon yellow Encrusting Sponge (Cliona celata) at the Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 23 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 164.Max Depth 28 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 96 min..Bottom Time to Date 7991 min..Cumulative Time 8087 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OvanZu_zb4whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OvanZu_zb4w/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0128-2.jpg2009-03-08-0128-2.jpgUnderwater Photographer and Rebreather Diver Pete Mesley on the final resting place of the wreck the Rainbow Warrior near the Cavallii Islands Northland New Zealand. .Greenpeace's flagship, the Warrior was sunk by the French on July 10, 1985, in Auckland Harbour while she was on her way to protest nuclear testing on the Mururoa Atoll..Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 151.Max Depth 24 m..Temp 22c. O2 37%.Bottom Time 79 min..Bottom Time to Date 7099 min..Cumulative Time 7178 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YHVDjAr0F1shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YHVDjAr0F1s/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0200.jpg2010-12-21-0200.jpgThe remaining wreck of two whale boats built in 1869 to help in the war against the Maori Leader Te Kooti. The boats were scuttled in Lake Waikaremoana when they were no longer needed..Thursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d4xttYOIOdohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d4xttYOIOdo/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0137.jpg2010-06-13-0137.jpgForsterygion lapillum (Common triplefin)at Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland.Sunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 258.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 12.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 63:17 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 10.6 meters..Bottom Time: 64 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,559 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,623 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009R7HOXSHRtEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009R7HOXSHRtE/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0525.jpg2008-03-21-0525.jpgNoel Erickson skipper of Yukon Charters in the the Poor Knights shows of the famous acoustic effects of Riko Riko Cave, The Largest Sea Cave in the World is known for it's sound acoustics attracting artists the likes of Neil Finn and The Herbs to record there.Friday 21 February 2008. Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tBfwwQMI1G8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tBfwwQMI1G8/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0111.jpg2010-06-13-0111.jpgDoris cameroni Nudibranch approximately 3mm at Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Sunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 257.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 15.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 62:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 14.7 meters..Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,465 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,559 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_xce.cKWta8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_xce.cKWta8/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-25-0070.jpg2010-06-25-0070.jpgClear blue water illuminates the entrance to Rikoriko Cave with the bright orange sponge Desmacella dendyi at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 25 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 260.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 65:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,661 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,753 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008t7f8PspDAghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008t7f8PspDAg/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-26-0238.jpg2010-06-26-0238.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 262.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 14.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 68:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.2 meters...Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,857 minutes..Cumulative Time: 14,942 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VfGj6WbXfAshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VfGj6WbXfAs/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0176.jpg2010-06-13-0176.jpgRed Rock Crab (Plagusia chabrus) at Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Sunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 258.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 12.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 63:17 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 10.6 meters..Bottom Time: 64 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,559 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,623 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w4CzAGYmN_Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w4CzAGYmN_U/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0254.jpg2008-03-21-0254.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) in Northern Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 21 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 61 : Northern Arch , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 31.4m. Average Depth 16.Bottom Time 54min. Bottom Time to Date 2434min Cumulative Time 2488min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a69f45x9JbYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a69f45x9JbY/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0180.jpg2010-06-13-0180.jpgSunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 258.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 12.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 63:17 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 10.6 meters..Bottom Time: 64 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,559 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,623 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zlKFP.EggpMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zlKFP.EggpM/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-25-0091.jpg2010-06-25-0091.jpgA Carpet Shark (Cephaloscyllium isabellum) swims away from diver Ian Skipworth at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 25 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 260.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 65:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,661 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,753 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000grA9bV6rcichttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000grA9bV6rcic/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0081-1.jpg2008-03-21-0081_1.jpgGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 21 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 61 : Northern Arch , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 31.4m. Average Depth 16.Bottom Time 54min. Bottom Time to Date 2434min Cumulative Time 2488min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WUQnMG7BCLAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WUQnMG7BCLA/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-25-0071.jpg2010-06-25-0071.jpgAt the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 25 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 260.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 65:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,661 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,753 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FU3bpUtv65Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FU3bpUtv65E/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0916-3.jpg2009-10-31-0916-3.jpgRussian Dolls from the ships souvenir shop deep in the bottom of the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ooUjC4ASx3shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ooUjC4ASx3s/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-25-0017.jpg2010-06-25-0017.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 25 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 260.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 65:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,661 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,753 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j2s_E376fZkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j2s_E376fZk/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0919.jpg2009-10-31-0919.jpgRussian Dolls from the ships souvenir shop deep in the bottom of the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RSrPPzq8x1ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RSrPPzq8x1g/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-31-0093.jpg2010-10-31-0093.jpgMischa Temple is silhouetted deep inside Taravana Cave at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 31 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 288.Boat: El Tigre, Dive Tutukaka..Site: The Canyon..Dive Buddy : Mischa Temple..Temperature: 24.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 105:29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 37.2 meters..Bottom Time: 64 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,356 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,420 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZMmfUTkAfqYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZMmfUTkAfqY/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0895.jpg2009-10-30-0895.jpgRebreather diver Andrew Simpson in illuminates ghostly table and chairs in the Bolshoi Lounge on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 195.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.4 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 31% and 100%.Bottom Time: 84 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9973 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,057 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000exbM14ps.Y0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000exbM14ps.Y0/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-26-0060.jpg2010-06-26-0060.jpgUnidentified gorgonian fans At the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 261.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Passage..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 12.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 67:09 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 29 meters..Bottom Time: 104 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,753 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,857 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mFKFb.oq41Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mFKFb.oq41U/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-25-0006.jpg2010-06-25-0006.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 25 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 260.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 65:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,661 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,753 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ave2bakDSd4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ave2bakDSd4/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0186.jpgSpeckled Moray EelGymnothorax obesus (Speckled Moray) on Rosemary Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 459 Site: Rosemary Island, East of Catton's Cave and Cave, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 261:04 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.9 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 30,437 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,533 minutes CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dwp2TRJOB3whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dwp2TRJOB3w/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0187.jpgSpeckled Moray EelGymnothorax obesus (Speckled Moray) on Rosemary Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 459 Site: Rosemary Island, East of Catton's Cave and Cave, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 261:04 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.9 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 30,437 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,533 minutes CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NNqdhFidvzchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NNqdhFidvzc/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0043.jpgSnake EelSnake Eel (Ophisurus serpens) at Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Sunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 257.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 15.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 62:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 14.7 meters..Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,465 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,559 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aOMzOFn_Mskhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aOMzOFn_Msk/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-25-0029.jpg2010-06-25-0029.jpgDiver Ian Skipworth looks over the Skeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 25 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 260.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 65:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,661 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,753 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t.eYW_5rZSAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t.eYW_5rZSA/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-25-0027.jpg2010-06-25-0027.jpgDiver Ian Skipworth looks over the Skeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 25 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 260.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 65:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,661 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,753 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000esrHM.yfOWshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000esrHM.yfOWs/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-27-0011.jpg2010-06-27-0011.jpgDiver Ian Skipworth photographs Gorgonian Fans between Blue Maomao and Southern Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 263.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Blue Maomao Arch to Southern Arch..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 70:09 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.4 meters...Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,942 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,039 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MMRNgHLPHFAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MMRNgHLPHFA/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0275.jpg2013-04-12-0275.JPGObliquichthys maryannae (Oblique-swimming triplefin) at the North West corner, West Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 457 Site: North West corner, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 257:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.4 meters Bottom Time: 72 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,252 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,324 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DW0G2dKgWPQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DW0G2dKgWPQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0279.jpg2013-04-12-0279.JPGObliquichthys maryannae (Oblique-swimming triplefin) at the North West corner, West Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 457 Site: North West corner, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 257:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.4 meters Bottom Time: 72 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,252 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,324 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nPrMnnhgTJghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nPrMnnhgTJg/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0805.jpg2009-10-30-0805.jpgDecaying books inside the Officers Mess on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 195.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.4 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 31% and 100%.Bottom Time: 84 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9973 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,057 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DhBVNqUKPS0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DhBVNqUKPS0/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0280.jpg2013-04-12-0280.JPGObliquichthys maryannae (Oblique-swimming triplefin) at the North West corner, West Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 457 Site: North West corner, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 257:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.4 meters Bottom Time: 72 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,252 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,324 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JMWqYno4wdAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JMWqYno4wdA/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0121.jpg2013-04-17-0121.JPGObliquichthys maryannae (Oblique-swimming triplefin) at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 461 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 264:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.2 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: 30,634 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,758 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Jdp0iAiKIzohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Jdp0iAiKIzo/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0138.jpg2013-04-17-0138.JPGSpawning Obliquichthys maryannae (Oblique-swimming triplefin) at South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 17 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 461 Site: South East Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 264:45 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.2 meters Bottom Time: 124 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: 30,634 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,758 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mjmIGJpnTCchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mjmIGJpnTCc/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-29-0540.jpg2009-10-29-0540.jpgCommunication equipment in the Radio Room of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Thursday 29 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 193.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 23.1 meters..Temperature: 12 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32%.Bottom Time: 64 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9835 minutes..Cumulative Time: 9899 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dZUrm8N63Ishttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dZUrm8N63Is/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0796.jpg2009-10-30-0796.jpgDecaying books inside the Officers Mess on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 195.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.4 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 31% and 100%.Bottom Time: 84 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9973 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,057 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kfv98U_UJ3Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kfv98U_UJ3U/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-29-0544.jpg2009-10-29-0544.jpgCommunication equipment in the Radio Room of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Thursday 29 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 193.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 23.1 meters..Temperature: 12 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32%.Bottom Time: 64 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9835 minutes..Cumulative Time: 9899 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EE5rP_jhWSUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EE5rP_jhWSU/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-29-0547.jpg2009-10-29-0547.jpgCommunication equipment in the Radio Room of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Thursday 29 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 193.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 23.1 meters..Temperature: 12 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32%.Bottom Time: 64 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9835 minutes..Cumulative Time: 9899 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XS2c_G_lAK4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XS2c_G_lAK4/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0673.jpg2009-10-30-0673.jpgRebreather diver Andrew Simpson inside the Wheelhouse on the Bridge of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 194.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.7 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 74minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9899 minutes..Cumulative Time: 9973 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GnJv4cxb_2Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GnJv4cxb_2Q/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-29-0549.jpg2009-10-29-0549.jpgCommunication equipment in the Radio Room of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Thursday 29 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 193.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 23.1 meters..Temperature: 12 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32%.Bottom Time: 64 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9835 minutes..Cumulative Time: 9899 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KhQfiei61b8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KhQfiei61b8/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-25-0293.jpg2010-07-25-0293.jpgDecapterus koheru (Koheru) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 25 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 275.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 88:53 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.3 meters...Bottom Time: 103 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,078 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,181 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BgSl0nuzEdIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BgSl0nuzEdI/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0699.jpg2009-10-30-0699.jpgThe remnants of where the ships compass was housed inside the Wheelhouse on the Bridge of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 194.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.7 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 74minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9899 minutes..Cumulative Time: 9973 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cGSx_EatakIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cGSx_EatakI/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-27-0094.jpg2010-06-27-0094.jpgDiver Ian Skipworth inside Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 263.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Blue Maomao Arch to Southern Arch..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 70:09 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.4 meters...Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,942 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,039 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008OQFND2BQdUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008OQFND2BQdU/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0181.jpg2010-06-13-0181.jpgSunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 258.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 12.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 63:17 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 10.6 meters..Bottom Time: 64 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,559 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,623 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eSdBPZ9NdbQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eSdBPZ9NdbQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-27-0083.jpg2010-06-27-0083.jpgDiver Ian Skipworth photographs a Sandager's wrasse (Coris sandageri) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 263.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Blue Maomao Arch to Southern Arch..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 70:09 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.4 meters...Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,942 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,039 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001v1zPDQ4ar4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001v1zPDQ4ar4/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0101.jpg2009-09-01-0101.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley Before a Dive at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 01 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WnnINar5hcwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WnnINar5hcw/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-29-0131.jpg2010-01-29-0131.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at Mary's Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 29 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 221.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Mary's Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Alka Fowler..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 19:55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 64 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,841 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,905 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KkRS91zC6r0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KkRS91zC6r0/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0276.jpg2012-05-12-0276.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CEWAHaReD.shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CEWAHaReD.s/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0118.jpg2012-04-20-0118.jpgGirella tricuspidata (Parore)..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 369..Site: Trev?s Rock to El Torito Cave, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,688 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,758 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ntsiHzOq.ichttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ntsiHzOq.ic/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0252.jpg2009-09-19-0252.jpgSpanish Lobster (Arctites antipodum) at Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 187.Boat : Yukon.Site : Tie Dye Arch.Max Depth 19.6 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 68 min..Bottom Time to Date 9480 min..Cumulative Time 9548min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dm16w4OCBUAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dm16w4OCBUA/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-20-0096-1.jpg2011-10-20-0096(1).jpgAll the gear carried by Underwater Photographer and Photojournalist Richard Robinson on a deep dive..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RetJya0Ntv8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RetJya0Ntv8/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-11-0096.jpg2009-02-11-0096.jpgOld Boat Shed at Mahia Beach on the Mahia Peninsula, .New Zealand..Wednesday 11 February 2009https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cH_Y9QR59QUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cH_Y9QR59QU/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0284.jpg2012-07-07-0284.jpgAntipodarctus aoteanus (Spanish Lobster)..Saturday 07 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 425..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 15 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 27,220 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KqTZdQBj1pIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KqTZdQBj1pI/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0326.jpg2011-01-07-0326.jpgSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003k_B4iO.BiEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003k_B4iO.BiE/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-0298.jpg2010-09-23-0298.jpgPictured: Volunteer Kate Malcom is sprayed as they work on keeping a whale calm after being moved off the beach at Spirits Bay to a nearby stream..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mPNEB8q2Ov4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mPNEB8q2Ov4/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0217.jpg2012-07-07-0217.jpgFlabellina albomarginata (nudibranch).Saturday 07 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 424.Site: Maroro Bay, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 216:55 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 46.8 meters.Bottom Time: 115 minutes.Bottom Time to Date:27,105 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,220 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PmUKalGFf5Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PmUKalGFf5U/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-08-0055.jpg2012-07-08-0055.jpgScorpis violaceus (Blue maomao).Sunday 08 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 426.Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 222:08 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters.Bottom Time: 111 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,310 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,421 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003DPlbnADtkYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003DPlbnADtkY/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-08-0013.jpg2012-07-08-0013.jpgOculina virgosa (Ivory coral) .Sunday 08 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 426.Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 222:08 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters.Bottom Time: 111 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,310 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,421 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008n8JTRZnWHohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008n8JTRZnWHo/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0035.jpg2010-04-23-0035.jpgDiver Mary Carney on the surface before a dive at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 255.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters..Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jItemjMimZshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jItemjMimZs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0061.jpg2011-05-14-0061.jpgPainted Moki (Cheilodactylus ephippium) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Saturday 14 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 338.Dive Buddy: .Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 28 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iZlpm3eeTYchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iZlpm3eeTYc/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-08-0077.jpg2012-07-08-0077.jpgCheilodactylus eqhippium (Painted moki).Sunday 08 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 426.Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 222:08 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters.Bottom Time: 111 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,310 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,421 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kEg2xPhT5Sohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kEg2xPhT5So/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-03-0264.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whales) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Monday 03 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FHmvEyw0wwohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FHmvEyw0wwo/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-08-0111.jpg2012-07-08-0111.jpgCheilodactylus spectabilis (Red moki).Sunday 08 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 426.Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 222:08 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters.Bottom Time: 111 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,310 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,421 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WTn.jkpXYtUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WTn.jkpXYtU/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-08-0111-2.jpg2012-07-08-0111-2.jpgCheilodactylus spectabilis (Red moki).Sunday 08 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 426.Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 222:08 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters.Bottom Time: 111 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,310 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,421 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001TJ3TvskMUUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001TJ3TvskMUU/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0161.jpg2012-02-18-0161.jpgCryptichthys jojettae (Cryptic triplefin)..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 345.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SGZ4u_ae5jwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SGZ4u_ae5jw/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-25-0286.jpg2010-07-25-0286.jpgDecapterus koheru (Koheru) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 25 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 275.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 88:53 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.3 meters...Bottom Time: 103 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,078 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,181 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000HKDIbDOrnohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000HKDIbDOrno/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-25-0295.jpg2010-07-25-0295.jpgDecapterus koheru (Koheru) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 25 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 275.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 88:53 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.3 meters...Bottom Time: 103 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,078 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,181 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008jwVFlE9Kg4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008jwVFlE9Kg4/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-25-0281.jpgDecapterus koheru (Koheru)Decapterus koheru (Koheru) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 25 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 275.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 88:53 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.3 meters...Bottom Time: 103 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,078 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,181 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000deOHI9mdfzohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000deOHI9mdfzo/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-26-0006-1.jpg2011-02-26-0006_1.jpgTrachypoma macracanthus (Toadstool grouper) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 304.Boat: Pacific Hideaway..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 22.2 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 116:36 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 37.8 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,645 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,737 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000USu8fbRgM3Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000USu8fbRgM3E/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0088.jpg2010-04-18-0088.jpgNudibranch, Jason mirabilis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Aeolidina.Family: Glaucidae .Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 240.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Baron Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 42:15 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,248 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,333 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KzA9uEurUI8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KzA9uEurUI8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0097.jpg2011-01-08-0097.jpgBull Kelp (Durvillaea Antarctica) in Victoria Passage at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003yxu_Qni7Achttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003yxu_Qni7Ac/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0280-3.jpg2011-01-10-0280-3.jpgSouthern Rata (Metrosideros umbellata) canopy at Ranui Cove on the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Monday 10 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SMcJGK7.8iMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SMcJGK7.8iM/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0374.jpg2009-12-19-0374.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K00yeyTHvYkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K00yeyTHvYk/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-04-0390.jpg2010-09-04-0390.jpgDiver Pete Mesley is illuminated underneath the ice of Lake Alta at an altitude 1837 meters in the Remarkables Mountain Range near Queenstown in the South Island of New Zealand during the Cromwell Dive Club clubs 23rd annual trip Ice Diving at the lake held in conjunction with Scuba Steve of Wanaka...Saturday 04 September 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 277.Site: Ice Diving in Lake Alta at an altitude of 1837 meters at the Remarkables Mountain Range in Queenstown, South Island of New Zealand..Temperature: 2 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Maximum Depth: 8.5 meters...Bottom Time: 30 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,226 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,256 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hqycKdgxtTIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hqycKdgxtTI/fit=1000x1000/20012-08-04-0113.jpg20012-08-04-0113.jpgDarwinella gardineeri (sponge).Saturday 04 August 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 429.Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 226:32 hh:mm.Mix: 21.Maximum Depth: 29.1 meters.Bottom Time: 91 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,596 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,687 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lEyUtIoJUiMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lEyUtIoJUiM/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0014-2.jpg2012-02-19-0014-2.jpgA Stinging Wandering Anemone (Alicia sp.) upon a large Black Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.) at a depth of 63 meters at an unnamed reef at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 348.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 190:39 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 71.3 meters..Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,933 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R2PcVaCo7ighttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R2PcVaCo7ig/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0112.jpg2012-05-12-0112.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e7UYDPqnlnwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e7UYDPqnlnw/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0173.jpg2012-05-12-0173.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rO_hE1_adz4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rO_hE1_adz4/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0210.jpg2012-05-12-0210.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HdZyIWr7cbshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HdZyIWr7cbs/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0120.jpg2012-05-12-0120.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aGSnU3vYCXkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aGSnU3vYCXk/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0147.jpg2012-05-12-0147.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R6yEHVd9J7Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R6yEHVd9J7M/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0105.jpg2012-05-12-0105.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000vOi73umChchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000vOi73umChc/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0158.jpg2012-05-12-0158.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K3yyBEgv6_khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K3yyBEgv6_k/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0150.jpg2009-07-26-0150.jpgA Half-banded Perch (Hypoplectrodes sp.) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J90SiGqrLqQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J90SiGqrLqQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0106.jpg2012-05-12-0106.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c8aYVGJbnKYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c8aYVGJbnKY/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0107.jpg2012-05-12-0107.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Fhw0uKGF7pohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Fhw0uKGF7po/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0110.jpg2012-05-12-0110.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PlyuC9F6eGYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PlyuC9F6eGY/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0289.jpg2012-05-12-0289.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004gSa_mIsVOIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004gSa_mIsVOI/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0288.jpg2012-05-12-0288.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Yh7rSKBnoG4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Yh7rSKBnoG4/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0292.jpg2012-05-12-0292.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bi7KCw8OW3whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bi7KCw8OW3w/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0295.jpg2012-05-12-0295.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CtAp4d7_9pEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CtAp4d7_9pE/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0300.jpg2012-05-12-0300.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a5u.InYiBIshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a5u.InYiBIs/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0247.jpg2012-05-12-0247.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pw_4N4GHTkghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pw_4N4GHTkg/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0255.jpg2012-05-12-0255.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z7TKzWk1iPwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z7TKzWk1iPw/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0282.jpg2012-05-12-0282.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O_ov1_ciYWUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O_ov1_ciYWU/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0284.jpg2012-05-12-0284.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uJxaQMk740ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uJxaQMk740g/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-28-0133.jpg2010-02-28-0133.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett in his secret freshwater spring in New Zealand..Sunday 28 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ojlsvuO29.4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ojlsvuO29.4/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-28-0103.jpg2010-02-28-0103.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett in his secret freshwater spring in New Zealand..Sunday 28 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JxoH.JtvQY8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JxoH.JtvQY8/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-28-0051.jpg2010-02-28-0051.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett in his secret freshwater spring in New Zealand..Sunday 28 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uYddyMDlQIohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uYddyMDlQIo/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0240.jpg2009-04-19-0240.jpgA Blue Eyed Triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) sits upon a Black Pillow Sponge (Ancorina alata) at Red Baron Caves at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 163.Max Depth 31.3 m..Temp 20c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 61min..Bottom Time to Date 7930 min..Cumulative Time 7991 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cKynnts0YU8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cKynnts0YU8/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-31-0202.jpg2009-01-31-0202.jpgA Mado (Atypichthys latus) on The Great Wall at the Poor Knights, New Zealand..Saturday 31 Febuary.Photograph Richard Robinson .Dive Number 143.Max Depth 21.6 m. .Average Depth 8 m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 71 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6613 min. .Cumulative Time 6684 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DpNihDBXCBghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DpNihDBXCBg/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-24-0046.jpg2010-07-24-0046.jpgBlue-eyed triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) from the family Tripterygiidae at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 24 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 272.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Crater Bay, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 17.6 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 83:38 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 21.9 meters...Bottom Time: 109 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,754 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uLrGCb6k4_Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uLrGCb6k4_U/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-06-0207.jpg2010-01-06-0207.jpgBlue-eyed triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) sits upon a jewel Anemone (Corynactis haddoni) at Danger Rock, Northland, New Zealand...Wednesday 06 January 2010...Dive Number: 216.Boat: 007, Northland Dive..Site: Danger Rock...Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 14:22 hh:mm..Maximum Depth : 30.8 meters.Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,435 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,510 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pNIuUcJKSBYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pNIuUcJKSBY/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0093.jpg2012-04-19-0093.jpgParazoanthus elongatus (Yellow zoathhid anemone) grows over a Gorgonian Fan Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 366.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Butter Fish Bay too Landing Bay, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 213:43 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 23.4 meters..Bottom Time: 121minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,432 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,553 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BrfdsdvIzWYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BrfdsdvIzWY/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0195.jpg2012-04-20-0195.jpgNotolabrus incriptus (Green wrasse)..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 369..Site: Trev?s Rock to El Torito Cave, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,688 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,758 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PK8BUnkJOHshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PK8BUnkJOHs/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0098.jpg2012-04-19-0098.jpgParazoanthus elongatus (Yellow zoathhid anemone) grows over a Gorgonian Fan Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 366.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Butter Fish Bay too Landing Bay, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 213:43 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 23.4 meters..Bottom Time: 121minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,432 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,553 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YZDF4BFLMdwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YZDF4BFLMdw/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0110.jpg2012-04-15-0110.jpgDarwinella oxeata (sponge).Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 357.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 201:09 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 39 meters..Bottom Time: 103 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,657 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,760 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007E8xANHCMW8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007E8xANHCMW8/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0098.jpg2012-04-19-0098.jpgParazoanthus elongatus (Yellow zoathhid anemone) grows over a Gorgonian Fan Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 366.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Butter Fish Bay too Landing Bay, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 213:43 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 23.4 meters..Bottom Time: 121minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,432 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,553 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ht3CjbgPObchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ht3CjbgPObc/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0092.jpg2012-04-19-0092.jpgParazoanthus elongatus (Yellow zoathhid anemone) grows over a Gorgonian Fan Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 366.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Butter Fish Bay too Landing Bay, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 213:43 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 23.4 meters..Bottom Time: 121minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,432 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,553 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R.3bL..wPYUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R.3bL..wPYU/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0100.jpg2012-04-19-0100.jpgUnidentified gorgonian fan..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 366.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Butter Fish Bay too Landing Bay, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 213:43 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 23.4 meters..Bottom Time: 121minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,432 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,553 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ygz8IXR2Ozshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ygz8IXR2Ozs/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0097.jpg2009-07-25-0097.jpgPink Maomao (Caprodon longimanus) at Northern Arch, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 minhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nusCo0HZbqYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nusCo0HZbqY/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0086.jpg2009-07-25-0086.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) at Northern Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NFCTwigG67Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NFCTwigG67A/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0133.jpg2010-03-13-0133.jpgVariable Nudibranch (Aphelodoris luctuosa) at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 233.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 32.11 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,631 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,733 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bTi7arI.h20https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bTi7arI.h20/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0087.jpg2009-07-25-0087.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) at Northern Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009ZM7I2UMEV8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009ZM7I2UMEV8/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0096.jpg2009-07-25-0096.jpgPink Maomao (Caprodon longimanus) at Northern Arch, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 minhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ebKVQqiNqGohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ebKVQqiNqGo/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1288.jpg2009-12-19-1288.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dnMnBTajB3Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dnMnBTajB3Y/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0251.jpg2009-07-13-0251.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VVeBdjLWbn0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VVeBdjLWbn0/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0110.jpg2009-07-25-0110.jpgPink Maomao (Caprodon longimanus) at Northern Arch, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 minhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hIeu8ET8WoYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hIeu8ET8WoY/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0261.jpg2009-07-13-0261.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kOE1eXHaFAYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kOE1eXHaFAY/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0163.jpg2009-07-13-0163.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m34aMDBCbowhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m34aMDBCbow/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-28-0158.jpg2010-03-28-0158.jpgA Hermit Crab (Diacanthurus spinulimanus) on top Black Pillow Sponge (Ancorina alata) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 28 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 235.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 34.45hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.1 meters..Bottom Time: 76 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,811 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,877 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QzBPD.8SXoIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QzBPD.8SXoI/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0047.jpg2009-07-13-0047.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MVvtjHZaaQshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MVvtjHZaaQs/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0258.jpg2009-07-13-0258.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ubADx0Q180Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ubADx0Q180U/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0229.jpg2009-07-13-0229.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TinliKRX4C0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TinliKRX4C0/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0237.jpg2009-07-13-0237.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tqDBf6jQq.Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tqDBf6jQq.M/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0113.jpg2009-07-25-0113.jpgPink Maomao (Caprodon longimanus) at Northern Arch, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 minhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ML48brTGJwohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ML48brTGJwo/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0037.jpg2009-07-13-0037.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l3ggZlgDbw0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l3ggZlgDbw0/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0104.jpg2009-07-25-0104.jpgPink Maomao (Caprodon longimanus) at Northern Arch, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 minhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DoZpTTfXagghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DoZpTTfXagg/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0255.jpg2009-07-13-0255.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005ffwCZoqnLQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005ffwCZoqnLQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0246.jpg2009-07-13-0246.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kHZIVK5bcxchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kHZIVK5bcxc/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-28-0134.jpg2010-03-28-0134.jpgVariable Nudibranch (Aphelodoris luctuosa) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 28 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 235.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 34.45hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.1 meters..Bottom Time: 76 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,811 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,877 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bbqqPjtxu9shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bbqqPjtxu9s/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0220.jpg2009-07-13-0220.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AtwV432Cx.Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AtwV432Cx.A/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0235.jpg2009-07-13-0235.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000humSCzTzlzUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000humSCzTzlzU/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0268.jpgMosaic MorayMosaic Moray (Enchelycore ramosa) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 249.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Landing Middle Arch, Maratea Point, BernieÕs Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 18.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 52:29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 35 meters..Bottom Time: 51 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,911 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,962 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000baHzy2zPSZAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000baHzy2zPSZA/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0013.jpg2010-03-13-0013.jpgBrown Algae Carpophyllum plumosum at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 232.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 30.30 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,532 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,631 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dikgzPhYgQ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dikgzPhYgQ0/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0190.jpg2009-07-25-0190.jpgThe tidal zone at Northern Arch, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BQFYGvAAhcchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BQFYGvAAhcc/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-31-0194.jpgGrey Moray EelA Gey Moray (Gymnothorax nubilus) hides under a sea lettuce (Ulva lactuca) on The Great Wall at the Poor Knights, New Zealand..Saturday 31 Febuary.Photograph Richard Robinson .Dive Number 143.Max Depth 21.6 m. .Average Depth 8 m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 71 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6613 min. .Cumulative Time 6684 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CAJcL.zs_v8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CAJcL.zs_v8/fit=1000x1000/2014-01-10-0020.jpgSouthern Bastard codPseudophycis barbata (Southern Bastard cod). Friday 10 January 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Cumulative Time: 34,018 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ojhOfJf4MEMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ojhOfJf4MEM/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-17-0002-2.jpgYellow Moray EelYellow Moray (Gymnothorax prasinus) at Rosalie Bay, Great Barrier Island, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Thursday 17 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 185.Boat : Zulu.Site : Rosalie Bay.Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 14c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 55 min..Bottom Time to Date 9376 min..Cumulative Time 9431min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T_ZkaHLxTnshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T_ZkaHLxTns/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-12-0180.jpg2011-04-12-0180.jpgWestern side of Raoul Island with Hutchison Bluff (left). Raoul Island is the largest island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Monday 11 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OrCu9Bijds8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OrCu9Bijds8/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-04-0145.jpgYellow Moray EelA Yellow Moray (Puharakeke) Gymnothorax prasinus at Riko Riko Cave with Yukon Charters New Years Eve Trip at the Poor Knights. .Sunday 04 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 139 Max Depth 20.7 m. Average Depth 12.2 m. Temp 19 c. . O2 21%.Bottom Time 70min. Bottom Time to Date 6293 min Cumulative Time 6363 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000THUYfwLIiUchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000THUYfwLIiUc/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0048.jpg2010-03-13-0048.jpgNudibranch Cadlina willani at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 232.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 30.30 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,532 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,631 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WgJMckqueZohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WgJMckqueZo/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0130.jpg2012-02-18-0130.jpgCaprellidae sp. (Skeleton shrimp)..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 345.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zMkVf43FSqIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zMkVf43FSqI/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0212.jpg2009-07-25-0212.jpgPink Maomao (Caprodon longimanus) at Landing Bay Pinnacle at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 171.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Landing Bay Pinnacle..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 25%.Bottom Time 60 min..Bottom Time to Date 8487 min..Cumulative Time 8547 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000djV2jUgawsYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000djV2jUgawsY/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0104.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Gnq.PrByZQYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Gnq.PrByZQY/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0058.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aoWwdmQ5_.Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aoWwdmQ5_.Q/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0251.jpg2011-01-08-0251.jpgGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) Opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m1GQn_q9cOMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m1GQn_q9cOM/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0200.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HOFflfdeEv8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HOFflfdeEv8/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0141.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sNdvYAQrSvQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sNdvYAQrSvQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0182.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008rHLM1ok70chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008rHLM1ok70c/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0120.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BDuc3uBqHAQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BDuc3uBqHAQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-10-0025.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zepzeduyr1Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zepzeduyr1U/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0228.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007GG_yRgjBfQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007GG_yRgjBfQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-17-0041.jpg2012-02-17-0041.jpgCaesioperca ledidoptera (Butterfly perch)..Friday 17 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Dennally’s Reef, near the entrance of Tutukaka Marina..Temperature: 18.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 183:51 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 35.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,492 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,600 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D4lB5uXRfOchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D4lB5uXRfOc/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-28-0015.jpg2010-02-28-0015.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett in his secret freshwater spring in New Zealand..Sunday 28 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aht.chDPNxUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aht.chDPNxU/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-22-0104.jpg2013-02-22-0104.JPGCorynactis australis (Jewel anemone). Friday 22 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 446 Site: HMNZS Canterbury Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 241:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 34.4 meters Bottom Time: 92 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 57% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,260 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EhsOQ0jVF3ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EhsOQ0jVF3g/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-22-0080.jpg2013-02-22-0080.JPGCorynactis australis (Jewel anemone). Friday 22 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 446 Site: HMNZS Canterbury Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 241:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 34.4 meters Bottom Time: 92 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 57% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,260 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o_Zx9aFR3pQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o_Zx9aFR3pQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0047.jpg2012-05-12-0047.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t9DljUd41LUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t9DljUd41LU/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-22-0047.jpg2010-04-22-0047.jpgNudibranch, Tambja tenuilineata.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Thursday 22 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 252.Boat: Mazurka..Site: FredÕs Pinnacles at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 28.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 55:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters..Bottom Time: 63 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,086 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,149 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006jwYVV_G0lkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006jwYVV_G0lk/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0227-1.jpg2013-04-10-0227_1.JPGForsterygion varium (Variable triplefin) at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 454 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 253:01 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 22.2 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 69% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,911 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,036 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gHfPg6cDSFYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gHfPg6cDSFY/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-14-0052.jpg2013-04-14-0052.JPGNotoclinops yaldwyni (Yaldwyn's triplefin) at North West Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Sunday 14 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 460 Site: North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 262:44 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters Bottom Time: 101 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 30,533 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,634 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o7vVPwAOK8Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o7vVPwAOK8Q/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-14-0107.jpg2013-04-14-0107.JPGNotoclinops yaldwyni (Yaldwyn's triplefin) at North West Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Sunday 14 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 460 Site: North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 262:44 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters Bottom Time: 101 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 30,533 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,634 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xuldZX.uY8Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xuldZX.uY8A/fit=1000x1000/210108NZHRR-0147.jpgNew Zealand Geographic Photographer of the Year.Sir Edmund Hillary is carried into the Holly Trinity Cathedral to lie in state the day before his formal funeral..On a day where New Zealand literally came to a stop I knew I needed to get a different angle. I negotiated to be in the Cathedral before anybody else to secure the spot to capture this moment in New Zealand History..Monday 21 January 2008.New Zealand Herald Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.3Alp7wsyvUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.3Alp7wsyvU/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0552.jpg2009-03-08-0552.jpgA Crested Blenny, (Parablennius laticlavius) surrounded by Jewel Anemones (Corynactis haddoni) on The Rainbow Warrior near the Cavallii Islands Northland New Zealand. .Greenpeace's flagship, the Warrior was sunk by the French on July 10, 1985, in Auckland Harbour while she was on her way to protest nuclear testing on the Mururoa Atoll..Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 152.Max Depth 24.4 m..Temp 22c. O2 28%.Bottom Time 60 min..Bottom Time to Date 7178 min..Cumulative Time 7238 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PpC_rUvP76Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PpC_rUvP76I/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0256.jpg2009-09-01-0256.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley is reflected in an air bubble trapped inside Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 183.Boat : Yukon Charters.Site : Middle Arch.Max Depth 22.3 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 69 min..Bottom Time to Date 9274 min..Cumulative Time 9343 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008Fg5u74YocMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008Fg5u74YocM/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-19-0150.jpg2010-04-19-0150.jpgDiver Kent Ericksen inside Long Cave or better known as Matt's Crack .at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.rA8LFlFHkIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.rA8LFlFHkI/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0278.jpg2010-07-09-0278.jpgSponges Unidentified by the Photographer from the phylum porifera on the floor of Rikoriko Cave at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MRY0UydaRrYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MRY0UydaRrY/fit=1000x1000/2007-08-13-0187.jpg2007-08-13-0187.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Monday 13 August 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lY8uYqUQgPghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lY8uYqUQgPg/fit=1000x1000/2007-11-15-0531.jpg2007-11-15-0531.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Pictured : Marineland's Manager since 1977 Gary MacDonald ..Thursday 15 November 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000op7gb8lprMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000op7gb8lprM/fit=1000x1000/130906RGR0060.jpg130906RGR0060.jpgEurope : A storm shilouets a lone tree in the Vezere Valley, France..Wednesday 13 September 2006 Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000saWx2cIFcEohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000saWx2cIFcEo/fit=1000x1000/061206RGR0007.jpg061206RGR0007.JPGStreet scenes around Amsterdam in the Netherlands. .Thursday 17 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NWLXpZMsMm0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NWLXpZMsMm0/fit=1000x1000/090806NZHRR013.jpg090806NZHRR013.JPGBiycicles on the Singel Canal Amsterdam.The Netherlands.Saturday 12 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000op3EV3SN8jghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000op3EV3SN8jg/fit=1000x1000/010906RGR0108.jpg010906RGR0108.jpgEurope : Surfers on the Eisbach River, Munich Germany..Friday 01 September 2006 Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tjildDeYjlAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tjildDeYjlA/fit=1000x1000/061206RGR0006.jpg061206RGR0006.JPGStreet scenes around Amsterdam in the Netherlands. .Thursday 17 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_4Ek9rNTC5ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_4Ek9rNTC5o/fit=1000x1000/061206RGR0002.jpg061206RGR0002.JPGStreet scenes around Amsterdam in the Netherlands. .Thursday 17 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mqPZr_DjGLUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mqPZr_DjGLU/fit=1000x1000/010906RGR0101.jpg010906RGR0101.jpgEurope : Surfers on the Eisbach River, Munich Germany..Friday 01 September 2006 Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EtKLB9qH6.ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EtKLB9qH6.o/fit=1000x1000/061206RGR0003.jpg061206RGR0003.JPGStreet scenes around Amsterdam in the Netherlands. .Thursday 17 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aNe0zKRSLWshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aNe0zKRSLWs/fit=1000x1000/061206RGR0005.jpg061206RGR0005.JPGStreet scenes around Amsterdam in the Netherlands. .Thursday 17 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007Dl1yfQu1hMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007Dl1yfQu1hM/fit=1000x1000/010906RGR0074.jpg010906RGR0074.jpgEurope : Surfers on the Eisbach River, Munich Germany..Friday 01 September 2006 Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CCRa_ngEsj4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CCRa_ngEsj4/fit=1000x1000/010906RGR0079-1.jpg010906RGR0079_1.jpgEurope : Surfers on the Eisbach River, Munich Germany..Friday 01 September 2006 Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q1gNGXbw4nchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q1gNGXbw4nc/fit=1000x1000/091206RGR0011.jpg091206RGR0011.JPGEurope : Street scenes around Amsterdam in the Netherlands..Thursday 17 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bsPFGw2uj_Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bsPFGw2uj_Q/fit=1000x1000/090806NZHRR012.jpg090806NZHRR012.JPGReflections on the Single Canal Amsterdam, The Netherlands..Saturday 12 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ahUpBIfjw8Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ahUpBIfjw8U/fit=1000x1000/010906RGR0106.jpg010906RGR0106.jpgEurope : Surfers on the Eisbach River, Munich Germany..Friday 01 September 2006 Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wuuy5HL9H68https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wuuy5HL9H68/fit=1000x1000/091206RGR0008.jpg091206RGR0008.JPGEurope : Street scenes around Amsterdam in the Netherlands..Thursday 17 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Cz0qBPY.p7Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Cz0qBPY.p7M/fit=1000x1000/010906RGR0096.jpg010906RGR0096.jpgEurope : Surfers on the Eisbach River, Munich Germany..Friday 01 September 2006 Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nXspBAZRUUohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nXspBAZRUUo/fit=1000x1000/130906RGR0057.jpg130906RGR0057.jpgEurope : A storm shilouets a lone tree in the Vezere Valley, France..Wednesday 13 September 2006 Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C54g_a7fTfchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C54g_a7fTfc/fit=1000x1000/010906RGR0119.jpg010906RGR0119.jpgEurope : Surfers on the Eisbach River, Munich Germany..Friday 01 September 2006 Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nC8vGEY_bmUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nC8vGEY_bmU/fit=1000x1000/251106RGR0010.jpg251106RGR0010.JPGZaanse Schans an old old hamlet with 17th and 18th century roots on the banks of the river Zaan in the Netherlands..Tuesday15 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qbgrhFKxYWEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qbgrhFKxYWE/fit=1000x1000/091206RGR0018.jpg091206RGR0018.JPGEurope : Boat trip around the Canals in Amsterdam the Netherlands. .Thursday 17 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009IgZQBOSeyMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009IgZQBOSeyM/fit=1000x1000/251106RGR0013.jpg251106RGR0013.JPGWindmills in Zaanse Schans an old old hamlet with 17th and 18th century roots on the banks of the river Zaan in the Netherlands..Tuesday15 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008tbsSRqr3AIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008tbsSRqr3AI/fit=1000x1000/251106RGR0009.jpg251106RGR0009.JPGZaanse Schans an old old hamlet with 17th and 18th century roots on the banks of the river Zaan in the Netherlands..Tuesday15 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gTSIbHj.RnQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gTSIbHj.RnQ/fit=1000x1000/251106RGR0018.jpg251106RGR0018.JPGHarlingen in the northern Netherlands, in the province of Friesland at the Wadden Sea. Harlingen is an old town with a long history of fishing and shipping..Wednesday 16August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002azGY6CLqP0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002azGY6CLqP0/fit=1000x1000/251106RGR0025.jpg251106RGR0025.JPGRoad trip between Amsterdam and Leeuwarden in the Netherlands..Wednesday 16August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nniOvqoBShIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nniOvqoBShI/fit=1000x1000/091206RGR0013.jpg091206RGR0013.JPGEurope : Street scenes around Amsterdam in the Netherlands..Thursday 17 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005v8S0._wv2shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005v8S0._wv2s/fit=1000x1000/091206RGR0012-2.jpg091206RGR0012-2.JPGEurope : Street scenes around Amsterdam in the Netherlands..Thursday 17 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z5FrnKTV5CIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z5FrnKTV5CI/fit=1000x1000/091206RGR0015.jpg091206RGR0015.JPGEurope : Boat trip around the Canals in Amsterdam the Netherlands. .Thursday 17 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aw_K8MD.uyohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aw_K8MD.uyo/fit=1000x1000/251106RGR0014.jpg251106RGR0014.JPGWindmills in Zaanse Schans an old old hamlet with 17th and 18th century roots on the banks of the river Zaan in the Netherlands..Tuesday15 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004rar.m.c7fohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004rar.m.c7fo/fit=1000x1000/251106RGR0003.jpg251106RGR0003.JPGStreet Scenes Around Amsterdam..Monday 14 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FgXdQHjeQ3khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FgXdQHjeQ3k/fit=1000x1000/251106RGR0012.jpg251106RGR0012.JPGWindmills in Zaanse Schans an old old hamlet with 17th and 18th century roots on the banks of the river Zaan in the Netherlands..Tuesday15 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eaGG9poTv98https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eaGG9poTv98/fit=1000x1000/160806RGR0141.jpg160806RGR0141.JPGThe Amsteldiepdijk in Den Oever in the Netherlands..Wednesday 16August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e2FdliSmks8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e2FdliSmks8/fit=1000x1000/091206RGR0016.jpg091206RGR0016.JPGEurope : Boat trip around the Canals in Amsterdam the Netherlands. .Thursday 17 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fGm.2gh4qXEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fGm.2gh4qXE/fit=1000x1000/251106RGR0008.jpg251106RGR0008.JPGZaanse Schans an old old hamlet with 17th and 18th century roots on the banks of the river Zaan in the Netherlands..Tuesday15 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006LFrdZo0beUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006LFrdZo0beU/fit=1000x1000/091206RGR0019.jpg091206RGR0019.JPGEurope : Boat trip around the Canals in Amsterdam the Netherlands. .Thursday 17 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000l3EfTYa.oMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000l3EfTYa.oM/fit=1000x1000/251106RGR0007.jpg251106RGR0007.JPGAn old bike in Zaanse Schans an old old hamlet with 17th and 18th century roots on the banks of the river Zaan in the Netherlands..Tuesday15 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E6qnFbzhT.Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E6qnFbzhT.M/fit=1000x1000/251106RGR0004.jpg251106RGR0004.JPGRainy Day Amsterdam..Monday 14 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yvLT.qqYSvkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yvLT.qqYSvk/fit=1000x1000/251106RGR0026.jpg251106RGR0026.JPGRoad trip between Amsterdam and Leeuwarden in the Netherlands..Wednesday 16August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000olfoszRvWwwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000olfoszRvWww/fit=1000x1000/251106RGR0017.jpg251106RGR0017.JPGHarlingen in the northern Netherlands, in the province of Friesland at the Wadden Sea. Harlingen is an old town with a long history of fishing and shipping..Wednesday 16August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jW.5.LsKHQUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jW.5.LsKHQU/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-01-0269-1.jpg2008-01-01-0269_1.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in a pool in Napier New Zealand. In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XHb.LHMbbPMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XHb.LHMbbPM/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-12-0135-1.jpg2008-01-12-0135_1.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B.bEpvOnLUUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B.bEpvOnLUU/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-11-0126bw.jpg2008-01-11-0126bw.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z_WtpASIxr0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z_WtpASIxr0/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-12-0248-1.jpg2008-01-12-0248_1.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E1L333EIYoohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E1L333EIYoo/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-01-0269.jpg2008-01-01-0269.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in a pool in Napier New Zealand. In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V1Iu1V5YVekhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V1Iu1V5YVek/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-11-0123.jpg2008-01-11-0123.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e_1WSSBpGSghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e_1WSSBpGSg/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-12-0140.jpg2008-01-12-0140.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pzwwBi2uMl4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pzwwBi2uMl4/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-11-0110-1.jpg2008-01-11-0110_1.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rsRpIdFagcAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rsRpIdFagcA/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0378.jpg2008-03-21-0378.jpgYellow Moray (Gymnothorax prasinus) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 21 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 62 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 34.8m. Average Depth 17.Bottom Time 51min. Bottom Time to Date 2488min Cumulative Time 2539min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MS393RBIqTYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MS393RBIqTY/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-14-0177.jpg2008-01-14-0177.jpgNew Zealand Free Diver Kerian Hibbs at Lake Taupo New Zealand..Friday 11 January 2008.New Zealand Herald Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002_1tezs7AO0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002_1tezs7AO0/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-12-0389-2.jpg2008-01-12-0389_2.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UVgwjuVwX5chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UVgwjuVwX5c/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-11-0039.jpg2008-01-11-0039.jpgNew Zealand Free Diver Kerian Hibbs at Lake Taupo New Zealand..Friday 11 January 2008.New Zealand Herald Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dDjXqjleNEkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dDjXqjleNEk/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0377.jpg2008-03-21-0377.jpgYellow Moray (Gymnothorax prasinus) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 21 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 62 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 34.8m. Average Depth 17.Bottom Time 51min. Bottom Time to Date 2488min Cumulative Time 2539min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t2_4k2zjcgchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t2_4k2zjcgc/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-14-0208.jpg2008-01-14-0208.jpgNew Zealand Free Diver Kerian Hibbs at Lake Taupo New Zealand..Friday 11 January 2008.New Zealand Herald Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008T8Hhkloc3ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008T8Hhkloc3g/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-14-0199.jpg2008-01-14-0199.jpgNew Zealand Free Diver Kerian Hibbs at Lake Taupo New Zealand..Friday 11 January 2008.New Zealand Herald Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LwUwFKCDxHIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LwUwFKCDxHI/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-23-0050.jpg2008-03-23-0050.jpgThe HMNZS Canterbury at Deepwater Cove Northland with Northland Dive..Sunday 23 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 63 : The HMNZS Canterbury at Deepwater Cove Northland with Northland Dive..Max Depth 30m. Average Depth 18.6.Bottom Time 39min. Bottom Time to Date 2539min Cumulative Time 2578min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lxTcOPmksPEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lxTcOPmksPE/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-23-0232.jpg2008-03-23-0232.jpgThe New Zealand Native freshwater longfin Eel (Anguilla dieffenbachii) in a small Nothland Creek. .Sunday 23 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TKGSmKSzwaUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TKGSmKSzwaU/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-24-0158.jpg2008-03-24-0158.jpgShane Housham from Northland Dive on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Deepwater Cove, Bay of Islands, New Zealand..Monday 24 March 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 65 : The HMNZS Canterbury at Deepwater Cove Northland with Northland Dive..Max Depth 33.5m. Average Depth 18.6.Bottom Time 55min. Bottom Time to Date 2625min Cumulative Time 2680min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000023ilMpKIWkUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000023ilMpKIWkU/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0324.jpgScorpionfishScorpion Fish (Scorpaena cardinalis) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 21 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 62 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 34.8m. Average Depth 17.Bottom Time 51min. Bottom Time to Date 2488min Cumulative Time 2539min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xowcLCmZKzYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xowcLCmZKzY/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0482.jpg2008-03-21-0482.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) school at the entrance to Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 20 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 60 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 27.7 m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 66min. Bottom Time to Date 2368min Cumulative Time 2434min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.QgAXOpp9Ckhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.QgAXOpp9Ck/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-24-0285.jpg2008-03-24-0285.jpgA diver is silhouetted ..Monday 24 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 66 : PIG GULLY (Ohututea Bay)Northland with Northland Dive..Max Depth 22m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 47min. Bottom Time to Date 2680min Cumulative Time 2727min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w7eB_Ub8wUQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w7eB_Ub8wUQ/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-23-0289.jpg2008-03-23-0289.jpgThe New Zealand Native freshwater longfin Eel (Anguilla dieffenbachii) in a small Nothland Creek. .Sunday 23 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m2Z8O4fnSLchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m2Z8O4fnSLc/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0525.jpg2008-03-21-0525.jpgNoel Erickson skipper of Yukon Charters in the the Poor Knights shows of the famous acoustic effects of Riko Riko Cave, The Largest Sea Cave in the World is known for it's sound acoustics attracting artists the likes of Neil Finn and The Herbs to record there.Friday 21 February 2008. Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JgFBFQoYwyMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JgFBFQoYwyM/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-24-0122.jpg2008-03-24-0122.jpgShane Housham from Northland Dive on the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Deepwater Cove, Bay of Islands, New Zealand..Monday 24 March 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 65 : The HMNZS Canterbury at Deepwater Cove Northland with Northland Dive..Max Depth 33.5m. Average Depth 18.6.Bottom Time 55min. Bottom Time to Date 2625min Cumulative Time 2680min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IhPHGCWRCoYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IhPHGCWRCoY/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-24-0225.jpg2008-03-24-0225.jpgA hooked baby Snapper ( Pagrus auratus)..Monday 24 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 66 : PIG GULLY (Ohututea Bay)Northland with Northland Dive..Max Depth 22m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 47min. Bottom Time to Date 2680min Cumulative Time 2727min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sbGePPc1OKQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sbGePPc1OKQ/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0561.jpg2008-03-21-0561.jpgNoel Erickson skipper of Yukon Charters in the the Poor Knights shows of the famous acoustic effects of Riko Riko Cave, The Largest Sea Cave in the World is known for it's sound acoustics attracting artists the likes of Neil Finn and The Herbs to record there.Friday 21 February 2008. Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JkNXd.oCRyghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JkNXd.oCRyg/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0445.jpg2008-03-21-0445.jpgDive Buddy Jo Thomson from Yukon Charters at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.. Friday 21 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 62 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 34.8m. Average Depth 17.Bottom Time 51min. Bottom Time to Date 2488min Cumulative Time 2539min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JS.26eegPqkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JS.26eegPqk/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-25-0027.jpg2008-03-25-0027.jpgBackpage: An Old Tree stands alone in Northland New Zealand..Monday 24 March 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson. One of Use for the Backpage . Not for News Pix or Press Pix.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WAk0h1RIunkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WAk0h1RIunk/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-23-0115.jpg2008-03-23-0115.jpgDemoiselle (Chromis dispilus) school at Pig Gully in Ohututea Bay Northland..Sunday 23 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 64 : PIG GULLY (Ohututea Bay)Northland with Northland Dive..Max Depth 31.1m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 47min. Bottom Time to Date 2578min Cumulative Time 2625min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wFQM3b6mnAkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wFQM3b6mnAk/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-24-0048.jpg2008-03-24-0048.jpgThe wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Deepwater Cove, Bay of Islands, New Zealand..Monday 24 March 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 65 : The HMNZS Canterbury at Deepwater Cove Northland with Northland Dive..Max Depth 33.5m. Average Depth 18.6.Bottom Time 55min. Bottom Time to Date 2625min Cumulative Time 2680min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000twr_i4nlJR0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000twr_i4nlJR0/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-23-0238.jpg2008-03-23-0238.jpgThe New Zealand Native freshwater longfin Eel (Anguilla dieffenbachii) in a small Nothland Creek. .Sunday 23 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p1yycQ3D2Vghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p1yycQ3D2Vg/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-23-0283.jpg2008-03-23-0283.jpgThe New Zealand Native freshwater longfin Eel (Anguilla dieffenbachii) in a small Nothland Creek. .Sunday 23 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000009k82QCX3lkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000009k82QCX3lk/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0070-1.jpg2008-03-21-0070_1.jpgGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 21 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 61 : Northern Arch , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 31.4m. Average Depth 16.Bottom Time 54min. Bottom Time to Date 2434min Cumulative Time 2488min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Hxvj6HqvfLchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Hxvj6HqvfLc/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-20-0217.jpg2008-03-20-0217.jpgAn Unidentified Hydroid on the floor of Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 20 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 60 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 27.7 m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 66min. Bottom Time to Date 2368min Cumulative Time 2434min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Vz4M9spOYEYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Vz4M9spOYEY/fit=1000x1000/2008-02-02-0208.jpg2008-02-02-0208.jpgRed Pigfish (Bodianus unimaculatus) in a Cave at Deep Water Cove Northland, New Zealand..Sunday 27 January 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 54 : Deepwater Cove Northland with Dive HQ Paihia..Max Depth 17.7m. Average Depth 12.Bottom Time 48min. Bottom Time to Date 2058min Cumulative Time 2106min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EOHyVtea_E0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EOHyVtea_E0/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-20-0263.jpg2008-03-20-0263.jpgGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 20 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 60 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 27.7 m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 66min. Bottom Time to Date 2368min Cumulative Time 2434min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BeLPz5MSwzchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BeLPz5MSwzc/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-08-0305.jpg2008-03-08-0305.jpgMosaic Moray (Enchelycore ramosa) Eel at the gardens dive site, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 08 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 56 : The Gardens, Poor Knights with Dive Tutakaka.Max Depth 20.4m. Average Depth 13m.Bottom Time 57min. Bottom Time to Date 2161min Cumulative Time 2218min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aVBguJ7fDV0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aVBguJ7fDV0/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0045.jpg2008-03-21-0045.jpgSpeckled Moray (Gymnothorax prionodon) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 21 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 61 : Northern Arch , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 31.4m. Average Depth 16.Bottom Time 54min. Bottom Time to Date 2434min Cumulative Time 2488min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KQ1zJFIzuPEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KQ1zJFIzuPE/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-11-0633.jpg2008-03-11-0633.jpgTrevally (Pseudocaranx dentex) School at Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 09 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 57 : Serpant Rock, Poor Knights with Blue Zone.Max Depth 28.7m. Average Depth 19m.Bottom Time 57min. Bottom Time to Date 2218min Cumulative Time 2268min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003dAh1LomfnYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003dAh1LomfnY/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0107.jpg2008-03-21-0107.jpgUnidentified Abstract Fish Tail at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 21 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 61 : Northern Arch , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 31.4m. Average Depth 16.Bottom Time 54min. Bottom Time to Date 2434min Cumulative Time 2488min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OZuHLRkx0nEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OZuHLRkx0nE/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-08-0453.jpg2008-03-08-0453.jpgThe Seawrack (Carpophyllum maschalocarpum) in the tidal zone at the gardens dive site, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 08 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 56 : The Gardens, Poor Knights with Dive Tutakaka.Max Depth 20.4m. Average Depth 13m.Bottom Time 57min. Bottom Time to Date 2161min Cumulative Time 2218min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gLQ3kA6_wzUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gLQ3kA6_wzU/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-20-0107.jpg2008-03-20-0107.jpgTidal Zone at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 20 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 59 : Northern Arch, Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 23.2m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 53min. Bottom Time to Date 2315min Cumulative Time 2368min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uBP1nEH2JKUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uBP1nEH2JKU/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-20-0079.jpg2008-03-20-0079.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) in Northern Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 20 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 59 : Northern Arch, Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 23.2m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 53min. Bottom Time to Date 2315min Cumulative Time 2368min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008zvJLLYMd.Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008zvJLLYMd.M/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0013-1.jpg2008-03-21-0013_1.jpgGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 20 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 60 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 27.7 m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 66min. Bottom Time to Date 2368min Cumulative Time 2434min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000crosQO2zOHkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000crosQO2zOHk/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-08-0294.jpg2008-03-08-0294.jpgDemoiselle (Chromis dispilus) schooling at the gardens at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 08 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 56 : The Gardens, Poor Knights with Dive Tutakaka.Max Depth 20.4m. Average Depth 13m.Bottom Time 57min. Bottom Time to Date 2161min Cumulative Time 2218min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R64KFOE5gAUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R64KFOE5gAU/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0011-1.jpg2008-03-21-0011_1.jpgGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 20 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 60 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 27.7 m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 66min. Bottom Time to Date 2368min Cumulative Time 2434min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BSwo8te8imkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BSwo8te8imk/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0011.jpg2008-03-21-0011.jpgGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 20 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 60 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 27.7 m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 66min. Bottom Time to Date 2368min Cumulative Time 2434min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wXhPky6x83Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wXhPky6x83Q/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0070.jpg2008-03-21-0070.jpgGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 21 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 61 : Northern Arch , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 31.4m. Average Depth 16.Bottom Time 54min. Bottom Time to Date 2434min Cumulative Time 2488min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003XIrq9KK1R0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003XIrq9KK1R0/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-11-0738.jpg2008-03-11-0738.jpgTrevally (Pseudocaranx dentex) School at Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 09 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 57 : Serpant Rock, Poor Knights with Blue Zone.Max Depth 28.7m. Average Depth 19m.Bottom Time 57min. Bottom Time to Date 2218min Cumulative Time 2268min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OjLhLMRPUKAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OjLhLMRPUKA/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-08-0334.jpg2008-03-08-0334.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) silhouetted at the gardens dive site, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 08 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 56 : The Gardens, Poor Knights with Dive Tutakaka.Max Depth 20.4m. Average Depth 13m.Bottom Time 57min. Bottom Time to Date 2161min Cumulative Time 2218min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pQ8o2unlrjohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pQ8o2unlrjo/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-11-0647.jpg2008-03-11-0647.jpgSandager's wrasse (Coris sandageri) at Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 09 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 57 : Serpant Rock, Poor Knights with Blue Zone.Max Depth 28.7m. Average Depth 19m.Bottom Time 57min. Bottom Time to Date 2218min Cumulative Time 2268min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a48DX_yhllohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a48DX_yhllo/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0057.jpg2008-03-21-0057.jpgGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 21 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 61 : Northern Arch , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 31.4m. Average Depth 16.Bottom Time 54min. Bottom Time to Date 2434min Cumulative Time 2488min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gzft.4vtxRwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gzft.4vtxRw/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-20-0085.jpg2008-03-20-0085.jpgGlobal Dive instructor Anna Clague School in Northern Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 20 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 59 : Northern Arch, Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 23.2m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 53min. Bottom Time to Date 2315min Cumulative Time 2368min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g5tBjk.xuQohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g5tBjk.xuQo/fit=1000x1000/2008-02-02-0005.jpg2008-02-02-0005.jpgThe wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Deepwater Cove, Bay of Islands, New Zealand..Sunday 27 January 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 53 : The HMNZS Canterbury at Deepwater Cove Northland with Dive HQ Paihia..Max Depth 30m. Average Depth 18.6.Bottom Time 44min. Bottom Time to Date 2014min Cumulative Time 2058min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sgxW6q5vpxQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sgxW6q5vpxQ/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-11-0061.jpg2008-03-11-0061.jpgDive Tutukaka Boat in Rikoriko Cave at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 11 February 2008. Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tbMS517JHvchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tbMS517JHvc/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-20-0234.jpg2008-03-20-0234.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) school at the entrance to Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 20 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 60 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 27.7 m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 66min. Bottom Time to Date 2368min Cumulative Time 2434min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MbvchYLzER0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MbvchYLzER0/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-18-0024.jpg2008-04-18-0024.jpgA Long-Tailed Stingray (Dasyatis thetidis) rests in the sand at the bottom of Rikoriko Cave at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 18 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 71 : Riko Riko Cave in the Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 28.4m. Average Depth 14.3.Bottom Time 54min. Bottom Time to Date 2937min Cumulative Time 2991min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xrbeOXSwRpIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xrbeOXSwRpI/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0022.jpg2008-03-21-0022.jpgMosaic Moray (Enchelycore ramosa) Eel at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 21 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 61 : Northern Arch , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 31.4m. Average Depth 16.Bottom Time 54min. Bottom Time to Date 2434min Cumulative Time 2488min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kOYjx5hYkYwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kOYjx5hYkYw/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0004.jpgGrey Moray EelGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 20 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 60 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 27.7 m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 66min. Bottom Time to Date 2368min Cumulative Time 2434min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RwXYu7l4Kv4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RwXYu7l4Kv4/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-17-0378.jpg2008-04-17-0378.jpgA Long-Tailed Stingray (Dasyatis thetidis) rests in the sand in Calypso Bay at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 17 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 70 : Calypso Bay and Blue Mau Mau in the Poor Knights with Dive Tutakaka ..Max Depth 14m. Average Depth 8.2.Bottom Time 60min. Bottom Time to Date 2877min Cumulative Time 2937min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tkwmnfSsUiwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tkwmnfSsUiw/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-26-0253.jpg2008-04-26-0253.jpgDive Buddy Joe Single at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TqYvyHASB_Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TqYvyHASB_E/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-17-0373.jpg2008-04-17-0373.jpgA Long-Tailed Stingray (Dasyatis thetidis) rests in the sand in Calypso Bay at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 17 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 70 : Calypso Bay and Blue Mau Mau in the Poor Knights with Dive Tutakaka ..Max Depth 14m. Average Depth 8.2.Bottom Time 60min. Bottom Time to Date 2877min Cumulative Time 2937min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EsbYT3Wv7yMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EsbYT3Wv7yM/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-16-0194.jpg2008-04-16-0194.jpgDiver Joe Single at at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Wednesday16 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 68 : Shag Rock at the Poor Knights with Dive Tutakaka ..Max Depth 35m. Average Depth 20.Bottom Time 50min. Bottom Time to Date 2777min Cumulative Time 2827min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009m5TQlIKscMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009m5TQlIKscM/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-17-0387.jpg2008-04-17-0387.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) in Calypso Harbour at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 17 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 70 : Calypso Bay and Blue Mau Mau in the Poor Knights with Dive Tutakaka ..Max Depth 14m. Average Depth 8.2.Bottom Time 60min. Bottom Time to Date 2877min Cumulative Time 2937min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mIjYBogvZUwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mIjYBogvZUw/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-16-0001.jpg2008-04-16-0001.jpgA rainy day at Matapori Bay, Northland, New Zealand..Wednesday16 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u.8uBRAd9v4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u.8uBRAd9v4/fit=1000x1000/2007-10-280070.jpg2007-10-280070.jpgA New Zealand Brown Trout (Salmo trutta) caught fly-fishing at Nighttime at a river mouth in Lake Taupo...Saturday 03 November 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ci56ePnvcAQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ci56ePnvcAQ/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0132.jpg2008-03-21-0132.jpgDemoiselle (Chromis dispilus) at Northern Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 21 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 61 : Northern Arch , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 31.4m. Average Depth 16.Bottom Time 54min. Bottom Time to Date 2434min Cumulative Time 2488min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000Mx9YL9c82chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000Mx9YL9c82c/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-26-0070.jpg2008-04-26-0070.jpgDive Boat silhouetted inside Rikoriko Cave at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Gy9Z3lwf10Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Gy9Z3lwf10I/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-18-0029.jpg2008-04-18-0029.jpgA Long-Tailed Stingray (Dasyatis thetidis) rests in the sand at the bottom of Rikoriko Cave at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 18 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 71 : Riko Riko Cave in the Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 28.4m. Average Depth 14.3.Bottom Time 54min. Bottom Time to Date 2937min Cumulative Time 2991min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BAgYIna1L.Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BAgYIna1L.Y/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0179.jpg2008-05-29-0179.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 81: Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 25.3 m. Average Depth 9.8m.Bottom Time 63 min. Bottom Time to Date 3416 min Cumulative Time 3479 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JkKnDC2AUOAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JkKnDC2AUOA/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-15-0084-1.jpg2008-05-15-0084_1.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at Goat Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 15 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 77 : Max Depth 10.4 m. Average Depth 6.4.Bottom Time 79 min. Bottom Time to Date 3254 min Cumulative Time 3333 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZhC_5McBiYEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZhC_5McBiYE/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0200.jpg2008-05-29-0200.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) school in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 81: Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 25.3 m. Average Depth 9.8m.Bottom Time 63 min. Bottom Time to Date 3416 min Cumulative Time 3479 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GLM8.UEGidshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GLM8.UEGids/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0264.jpg2008-05-29-0264.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 81: Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 25.3 m. Average Depth 9.8m.Bottom Time 63 min. Bottom Time to Date 3416 min Cumulative Time 3479 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006G469q4UrqAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006G469q4UrqA/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-21-0111.jpg2008-04-21-0111.jpgDemoiselle (Chromis dispilus) school at the Pinnacles at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Monday 21 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 76 : The Pinacles at the Poor Knights with Dive Yukon Charters..Max Depth 30.2 m. Average Depth 15.5.Bottom Time 48 min. Bottom Time to Date 3206 min Cumulative Time 3254 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NKxm3ya11yohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NKxm3ya11yo/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-15-0002.jpg2008-05-15-0002.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at Goat Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 15 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 77 : Max Depth 10.4 m. Average Depth 6.4.Bottom Time 79 min. Bottom Time to Date 3254 min Cumulative Time 3333 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ajj.0SeG_gAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ajj.0SeG_gA/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-18-0132-1.jpgJohn DoryA John Dory (Zeus faber) on the hunt at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 18 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 72 : Brady's Corner, Big Eye Cave and Shark Fin Cave in the Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 25.6 m. Average Depth 10.4.Bottom Time 64min. Bottom Time to Date 2991 min Cumulative Time 3055 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lZNLaYaOAoQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lZNLaYaOAoQ/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-19-0058-1.jpg2008-04-19-0058_1.jpgA diver silhouetted at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 73 : The Canyons at the Poor Knights with Dive Tutakaka..Max Depth 22.9 m. Average Depth 14.6.Bottom Time 59 min. Bottom Time to Date 3055 min Cumulative Time 3144 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZRBcfKX_LgAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZRBcfKX_LgA/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-18-0006.jpg2008-05-18-0006.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at Goat Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 15 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 77 : Max Depth 10.4 m. Average Depth 6.4.Bottom Time 79 min. Bottom Time to Date 3254 min Cumulative Time 3333 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004mxqDMES75Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004mxqDMES75Y/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-18-0054.jpg2008-05-18-0054.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at Goat Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 18 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 78 : Goat Island.Max Depth 6.4 m. Average Depth 3.4.Bottom Time 34 min. Bottom Time to Date 3333 min Cumulative Time 3367 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QLtROEb6d.Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QLtROEb6d.Y/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0055.jpg2008-05-29-0055.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) school in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 81: Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 25.3 m. Average Depth 9.8m.Bottom Time 63 min. Bottom Time to Date 3416 min Cumulative Time 3479 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q62IApCAz54https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q62IApCAz54/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-21-0181.jpg2008-04-21-0181.jpgDemoiselle (Chromis dispilus) school at the Pinnacles at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Monday 21 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 76 : The Pinacles at the Poor Knights with Dive Yukon Charters..Max Depth 30.2 m. Average Depth 15.5.Bottom Time 48 min. Bottom Time to Date 3206 min Cumulative Time 3254 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004qOFOjJNyRAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004qOFOjJNyRA/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-18-0041.jpg2008-05-18-0041.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) at Goat Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 18 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 78 : Goat Island.Max Depth 6.4 m. Average Depth 3.4.Bottom Time 34 min. Bottom Time to Date 3333 min Cumulative Time 3367 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XbM7vamQJ_ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XbM7vamQJ_o/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-15-0002-1.jpg2008-05-15-0002_1.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at Goat Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 15 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 77 : Max Depth 10.4 m. Average Depth 6.4.Bottom Time 79 min. Bottom Time to Date 3254 min Cumulative Time 3333 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XoJtUvFdJ2Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XoJtUvFdJ2I/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0106-1.jpg2008-05-29-0106_1.jpgA Tarakihi (Nemadactylus macropterus) sits in the sand at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 81: Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 25.3 m. Average Depth 9.8m.Bottom Time 63 min. Bottom Time to Date 3416 min Cumulative Time 3479 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b9RTA9.MT_ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b9RTA9.MT_g/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-19-0133.jpg2008-04-19-0133.jpgA diver silhouetted at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 73 : The Canyons at the Poor Knights with Dive Tutakaka..Max Depth 22.9 m. Average Depth 14.6.Bottom Time 59 min. Bottom Time to Date 3055 min Cumulative Time 3144 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IHEC64Rl_.Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IHEC64Rl_.M/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0394.jpg2008-05-29-0394.jpgA Yaldwyn's triplefin (Notoclinops yaldwyni) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 82 : Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 23.2 m. Average Depth 11.9 m.Bottom Time 58 min. Bottom Time to Date 3479 min Cumulative Time 3537 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PnhjWG8v68Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PnhjWG8v68A/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0268.jpg2008-05-29-0268.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 81: Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 25.3 m. Average Depth 9.8m.Bottom Time 63 min. Bottom Time to Date 3416 min Cumulative Time 3479 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002frZ.i39sT4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002frZ.i39sT4/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0326.jpg2008-05-29-0326.jpgClown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) on a piece of Kelp at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 82 : Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 23.2 m. Average Depth 11.9 m.Bottom Time 58 min. Bottom Time to Date 3479 min Cumulative Time 3537 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_lZeEhlEGachttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_lZeEhlEGac/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-15-0007.jpg2008-05-15-0007.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at Goat Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 15 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 77 : Max Depth 10.4 m. Average Depth 6.4.Bottom Time 79 min. Bottom Time to Date 3254 min Cumulative Time 3333 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Tg6ZTfli23chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Tg6ZTfli23c/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0264-1.jpg2008-05-29-0264_1.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 81: Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 25.3 m. Average Depth 9.8m.Bottom Time 63 min. Bottom Time to Date 3416 min Cumulative Time 3479 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xGaFBRU2A6Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xGaFBRU2A6I/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0408.jpg2008-05-29-0408.jpgA Gem Nudibranch (Dendrodoris denisoni) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 82 : Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 23.2 m. Average Depth 11.9 m.Bottom Time 58 min. Bottom Time to Date 3479 min Cumulative Time 3537 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009OiwoL.AyPUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009OiwoL.AyPU/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0383.jpg2008-05-29-0383.jpgA Crested Blenny (Parablennius laticlavius) living in a barnacle hole at Red Baron Caves at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 82 : Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 23.2 m. Average Depth 11.9 m.Bottom Time 58 min. Bottom Time to Date 3479 min Cumulative Time 3537 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000riSnbYD1AW4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000riSnbYD1AW4/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-11-0124.jpg2008-08-11-0124.jpgA Crested Blenny (Parablennius laticlavius) living in a barnacle hole at Red Baron Caves at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Monday 11 August 2008.Dive Number 93 : Red Baron Caves Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 19.5 m. Average Depth 9.1 m. Temp 14c. O2:21%.Bottom Time 69 min. Bottom Time to Date 4121 min Cumulative Time 4052 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sfbuMVbYn0ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sfbuMVbYn0g/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-10-0026.jpgLeatherjacketMeuschenia scaber (Leatherjacket) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 10 August 2008.Dive Number 90 : Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 16.2 m. Average Depth 10.4 m. Temp 14c. O2:21%.Bottom Time 62 min. Bottom Time to Date 3899 min Cumulative Time 3961 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZqrC3_el7TQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZqrC3_el7TQ/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-16-0172-2.jpg2008-08-16-0172-2.jpgDemoiselle (Chromis dispilus) school in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 16 August 2008.Dive Number 99 : Blue Mao Mao Arch at the Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway and Global Dive..Max Depth 19.2m. Average Depth 12.2 m. Temp 13c. O2:21%.Bottom Time 56 min. Bottom Time to Date 4278 min Cumulative Time 4334 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dVTzYdw7ceshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dVTzYdw7ces/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-09-0015-1.jpg2008-08-09-0015_1.jpgDemoiselle (Chromis dispilus) School at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 09 August 2008.Dive Number 86 : Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 14.9 m. Average Depth 8.8 m. Temp 14c. O2:32%.Bottom Time 66 min. Bottom Time to Date 3717 min Cumulative Time 3783 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ixps_q0Vry8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ixps_q0Vry8/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-09-0140.jpg2008-08-09-0140.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New ZealandSaturday 09 August 2008.Dive Number 87 : Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 13.1 m. Average Depth 8.8 m. Temp 14c. O2:24%.Bottom Time 60 min. Bottom Time to Date 3783 min Cumulative Time 3843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005_NClnJ3.MIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005_NClnJ3.MI/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-10-0109.jpg2008-08-10-0109.jpgNgaoio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 10 August 2008https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002tj7FXjxRjghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002tj7FXjxRjg/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-09-0168.jpg2008-08-09-0168.jpgDemoiselle (Chromis dispilus) School at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 09 August 2008.Dive Number 87 : Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 13.1 m. Average Depth 8.8 m. Temp 14c. O2:24%.Bottom Time 60 min. Bottom Time to Date 3783 min Cumulative Time 3843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ky.AgiTY5jshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ky.AgiTY5js/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-11-0151.jpg2008-08-11-0151.jpgA Crested Blenny (Parablennius laticlavius) living in a barnacle hole at Red Baron Caves at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Monday 11 August 2008.Dive Number 93 : Red Baron Caves Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 19.5 m. Average Depth 9.1 m. Temp 14c. O2:21%.Bottom Time 69 min. Bottom Time to Date 4121 min Cumulative Time 4052 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PUd_hl7RiFUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PUd_hl7RiFU/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-11-0082.jpg2008-08-11-0082.jpgMonday 11 August 2008.Dive Number 93 : Red Baron Caves Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 19.5 m. Average Depth 9.1 m. Temp 14c. O2:21%.Bottom Time 69 min. Bottom Time to Date 4121 min Cumulative Time 4052 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bsYy4BpUiMMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bsYy4BpUiMM/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-11-0075.jpg2008-08-11-0075.jpgA Yaldwyn's triplefin (Notoclinops yaldwyni) sits upon an orange Encrusting sponge at Red Baron Caves at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Monday 11 August 2008.Dive Number 93 : Red Baron Caves Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 19.5 m. Average Depth 9.1 m. Temp 14c. O2:21%.Bottom Time 69 min. Bottom Time to Date 4121 min Cumulative Time 4052 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004.c3SI.a83whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004.c3SI.a83w/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-17-0132.jpg2008-08-17-0132.jpgA Red Pigfish (Bodianus unimaculatus) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 17 August 2008.Dive Number 103 :Magic Wall at the Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway and Global Dive..Max Depth 17.1 m. Average Depth 11 m. Temp 13c. O2:21%.Bottom Time 31 min. Bottom Time to Date 4456 min Cumulative Time 4487 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LeXj8iAkrUkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LeXj8iAkrUk/fit=1000x1000/2008-09-21-0509.jpg2008-09-21-0509.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Lost World at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 21 September 2008.Dive Number 107 : The Lost World with Yukon Charters in the Poor Knights..Max Depth 14.3 m. Average Depth m. Temp 13c. O2:21%.Bottom Time 60 min. Bottom Time to Date4570 min Cumulative Time 4620 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rmqg_vFB3_Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rmqg_vFB3_Q/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-17-0088.jpg2008-08-17-0088.jpgA Yellow Zoanthid (Parazoanthus sp.) anemone at Jan's Tunnel at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 17 August 2008.Dive Number 102 : Jan's Tunnel at the Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway and Global Dive..Max Depth 25.3m. Average Depth 15.9 m. Temp 13c. O2:32%.Bottom Time 46 min. Bottom Time to Date 4410 min Cumulative Time 4456 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005j6mal0.TWQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005j6mal0.TWQ/fit=1000x1000/2008-10-12-049.jpgScorpionfishA Northern Scorpian Fish Scorpaena cardinalis with a Clown Nudibranch Ceratosoma amonea at the Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand.....Sunday 12 October 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 114 Cream Gardens, Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 36.6m. Average Depth 18.3 m. Temp 15c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 60 min. Bottom Time to Date 4937 min Cumulative Time 4997 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mQqiwJ6r5wIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mQqiwJ6r5wI/fit=1000x1000/2008-10-12-313.jpg2008-10-12-313.jpgDiver Andrew Simpsom comes up from a sive on the HMNZS Waikato..Sunday 12 October 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 116 The Wreck of the Waikatol, Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 22 m. Average Depth 15.5 m. Temp 15c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 45 min. Bottom Time to Date 5125 min Cumulative Time 5170 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RqeHw0y.kOchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RqeHw0y.kOc/fit=1000x1000/2008-10-12-155.jpg2008-10-12-155.jpgA Tamja Verconis Nudibranch at the Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand....Sunday 12 October 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 115 Imagination and Great Wall, Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 15.5m. Average Depth 10.7 m. Temp 15c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 64 min. Bottom Time to Date 4997 min Cumulative Time 5061 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MpOb2RoWH2Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MpOb2RoWH2M/fit=1000x1000/2008-10-12-328.jpg2008-10-12-328.jpgA New Zealand fur seal (Arctocephalus forsteri ) at the Poor Knights..Sunday 12 October 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 116 The Wreck of the Waikatol, Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 22 m. Average Depth 15.5 m. Temp 15c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 45 min. Bottom Time to Date 5125 min Cumulative Time 5170 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002RzfOuAnHxshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002RzfOuAnHxs/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0057.jpg2008-12-31-0057.jpgA Parrotfish Pseudolabrus sits upon a Black Pillow Sponge Ancorina alata at Middle Arch with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AC1kpSRXEdIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AC1kpSRXEdI/fit=1000x1000/2008-11-30-0091.jpg2008-11-30-0091.jpgA Snapper (Pagrus Auratus) at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand...Sunday 30 November 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 126 Max Depth 25.6 m. Average Depth 13.6m. Temp 17 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 70 min. Bottom Time to Date 5515 min Cumulative Time 5585 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_ETF2Tq5rWEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_ETF2Tq5rWE/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0048.jpg2008-12-31-0048.jpgA Crested Blenny Parablennius laticlavius at Middle Arch with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000021FrvWWHzOwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000021FrvWWHzOw/fit=1000x1000/2008-11-30-0285.jpg2008-11-30-0285.jpgA Scorpion Fish (Scorpaena cardinalis) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand....Sunday 30 November 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 127 Max Depth 26.5 m. Average Depth 10.7m. Temp 17 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 80 min. Bottom Time to Date 5585 min Cumulative Time 5665 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000846XnvgMaichttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000846XnvgMaic/fit=1000x1000/2008-11-30-0307.jpg2008-11-30-0307.jpgA Blue Eyed Triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) at Northern Arch,Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand. ..Sunday 30 November 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 127 Max Depth 26.5 m. Average Depth 10.7m. Temp 17 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 80 min. Bottom Time to Date 5585 min Cumulative Time 5665 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W7E.c8ZyL1ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W7E.c8ZyL1g/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0088.jpg2008-12-31-0088.jpgA Crimson Cleanerfish Suezicthys aylingi works on a school of Demoiselle's Chromis dispilus at Middle Arch with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x20tWEQlVaYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x20tWEQlVaY/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0077.jpg2008-12-31-0077.jpgA Jewel Anemone Corynactis haddoni sitting on Black Encrusting Sponge Tetrapocillon novazealandiae at Middle Arch with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dUWW4irU6Xghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dUWW4irU6Xg/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0054.jpg2008-12-31-0054.jpgA Common Anemone Actinothoe albocincta at Middle Arch with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZV9H3CxPNuAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZV9H3CxPNuA/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0027.jpg2008-12-31-0027.jpgA Crested Blenny Parablennius laticlavius at Middle Arch with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QhaVP9OAWIIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QhaVP9OAWII/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0040.jpg2008-12-31-0040.jpgA Crested Blenny Parablennius laticlavius at Middle Arch with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SzlI5S0wKVghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SzlI5S0wKVg/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0058.jpg2008-12-31-0058.jpgA Parrotfish Pseudolabrus sits upon a Black Pillow Sponge Ancorina alata at Middle Arch with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YVGRiPB9txghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YVGRiPB9txg/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0507.jpg2008-12-31-0507.jpgCalypso Habour taken from Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Wednesday 31 December 2008.Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nw82wojR_p0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nw82wojR_p0/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0509.jpg2008-12-31-0509.jpgPoor Knight Divers boat Shadowfax at Calypso Habour taken from Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Wednesday 31 December 2008.Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ghr565_l7O4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ghr565_l7O4/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0513.jpg2008-12-31-0513.jpgEastern Arch on Aorangaia Island taken from Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Wednesday 31 December 2008Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pELWQU774tchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pELWQU774tc/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0500.jpg2008-12-31-0500.jpgCalypso Habour taken from Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. Wednesday 31 December 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aiRhRFrClVYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aiRhRFrClVY/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-31-0117.jpg2011-12-31-0117.jpgDiver Anna Matuszczak drives a Halcyon Scooter at Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 31 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 389.Dive Buddy: Anna Matuszczak.Site: Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 179:30 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 18.2 meters..Bottom Time: 45 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,283 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,328 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pruMFD_RG2Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pruMFD_RG2Y/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0106.jpg2011-09-03-0106.jpgUnderwater Photographer Ian Skipworth with the twin 4.5 inch (114 mm) guns on the Wreck of the HMNZS Waikato (F55) a Leander class Frigate, after being decommissioned by the Royal New Zealand Navy serves as an artificial diving reef off the coast of Tutukaka, Northland, New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 376.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Wreck HMNZS Canterbury, Northland..Temperature: 15 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 162:57 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 30.4 meters..Bottom Time: 76 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,166 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,242 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R8klO5LHt5Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R8klO5LHt5U/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0099-1.jpg2011-09-03-0099_1.jpgUnderwater Photographer Ian Skipworth with the twin 4.5 inch (114 mm) guns on the Wreck of the HMNZS Waikato (F55) a Leander class Frigate, after being decommissioned by the Royal New Zealand Navy serves as an artificial diving reef off the coast of Tutukaka, Northland, New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 376.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Wreck HMNZS Canterbury, Northland..Temperature: 15 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 162:57 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 30.4 meters..Bottom Time: 76 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,166 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,242 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EY8EGYlr0qIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EY8EGYlr0qI/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-04-0461.jpg2010-09-04-0461.jpgDiver Pete Mesley is silhouetted underneath the ice of Lake Alta at an altitude 1837 meters in the Remarkables Mountain Range near Queenstown in the South Island of New Zealand during the Cromwell Dive Club clubs 23rd annual trip Ice Diving at the lake held in conjunction with Scuba Steve of Wanaka..Saturday 04 September 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 277.Site: Ice Diving in Lake Alta at an altitude of 1837 meters at the Remarkables Mountain Range in Queenstown, South Island of New Zealand..Temperature: 2 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Maximum Depth: 8.5 meters...Bottom Time: 30 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,226 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,256 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EinXAZBbeJghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EinXAZBbeJg/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-04-0401.jpg2010-09-04-0401.jpgDiver Pete Mesley is illuminated underneath the ice of Lake Alta at an altitude 1837 meters in the Remarkables Mountain Range near Queenstown in the South Island of New Zealand during the Cromwell Dive Club clubs 23rd annual trip Ice Diving at the lake held in conjunction with Scuba Steve of Wanaka...Saturday 04 September 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 277.Site: Ice Diving in Lake Alta at an altitude of 1837 meters at the Remarkables Mountain Range in Queenstown, South Island of New Zealand..Temperature: 2 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Maximum Depth: 8.5 meters...Bottom Time: 30 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,226 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,256 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000noF0JEb1UB0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000noF0JEb1UB0/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-09-0340.jpg2010-05-09-0340.jpgNa Zdrowie (Cheers) Bride and groom drink as the guests sing Sto Lat wishing them a hundread years of happy living at the Polish wedding of Izabela Stolarska and Piotr Koziol in the suburb of Marki in Warszawa Poland..Saturday 08 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LMmljEEfY_0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LMmljEEfY_0/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0372.jpg2010-07-09-0372.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson is silhouetted from light reflecting on the roof of Rikoriko Cave giving the effect of a lunar landscape at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VDSnJh4X5oQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VDSnJh4X5oQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0621.jpg2010-11-29-0621.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006FZSG1HsPc0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006FZSG1HsPc0/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-1182.jpg2010-09-23-1182.jpgPictured: A volunteer takes a moments break as dusk falls on the rescue attempt..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007BRqrcQV2Twhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007BRqrcQV2Tw/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-01-1236.jpg2009-11-01-1236.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew swims past the Mast (Conning Tower) on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Sunday 01 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 200.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 70 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,275 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,345 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LN.gHyg9ONIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LN.gHyg9ONI/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0010.jpg2010-04-17-0010.jpgThe Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GhiZU.zDqJshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GhiZU.zDqJs/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0278.jpg2009-07-25-0278.jpgPhotographer and Diver Andrew Simpson at Northern Arch, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NPKhDfmwJN8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NPKhDfmwJN8/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0094.jpg2011-10-29-0094.jpgPseudoceros sp. (Flat worm) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bkpc4_ZzOFkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bkpc4_ZzOFk/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0225.jpg2009-07-26-0225.jpgA Gem Nudibranch (Dendrodoris denisoni) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wmOL5lOAzhwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wmOL5lOAzhw/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0110.jpg2009-07-13-0110.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O9uq5braOZghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O9uq5braOZg/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0986.jpg2009-10-31-0986.jpgRebreather Diver Pete Mesley swims through an open watertight door on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u545RAQgmGghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u545RAQgmGg/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-1008.jpg2009-10-31-1008.jpgRebreather diver Andrew Simpson swims through the Winter Garden on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 197.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 30.1meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 85 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,117 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,202 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004XFOGK.aw84https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004XFOGK.aw84/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0215.jpg2011-01-07-0215.jpgAn Unidentified Megaherb by the Photographer on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003tzRY7zaHUMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003tzRY7zaHUM/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0002.jpg2011-01-05-0002.jpgThe sun rises over Southern Ocean near the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Islands..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bc597dlesrkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bc597dlesrk/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0339.jpg2011-01-07-0339.jpgSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cw85wlwejlUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cw85wlwejlU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0527.jpg2011-01-06-0527.jpgBeeman Hill Towers over Perseverance Harbour on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y4kP3ua8Trchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y4kP3ua8Trc/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0286.jpg2011-01-07-0286.jpgSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q01c4Ddk9eMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q01c4Ddk9eM/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0157.jpg2011-01-07-0157.jpgThe Giant Daisy megaherb Pleurophyllum speciosum on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hXuGNtulJMMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hXuGNtulJMM/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-04-0143.jpg2011-01-04-0143.jpgBuller's albatross (Thalassarche buller) off the coast of Stewart Island, New Zealand..Tuesday 04 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B03aM_6EcfQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B03aM_6EcfQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0222.jpg2011-01-05-0222.jpgA juvenile male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) at Ho Ho Bay on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yNSrxOEeJrshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yNSrxOEeJrs/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0376.jpg2011-01-09-0376.jpgDr Patrick Fracs at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IVc1sf_wqbAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IVc1sf_wqbA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0264.jpg2011-01-07-0264.jpgThe megaherb Pleurophyllum hookeri on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000caHflSQT9TYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000caHflSQT9TY/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0010.jpg2011-01-07-0010.jpgGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Davis Point in Perseverance Harbour on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 295.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Davis Point, Perseverance Harbour, Campbell Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.2 meters..Bottom Time: 41 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,706 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,747 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q8N0_i.iShEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q8N0_i.iShE/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-04-0162.jpg2011-01-04-0162.jpgBuller's albatross (Thalassarche buller) off the coast of Stewart Island, New Zealand..Tuesday 04 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006Tb4HoK50Y0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006Tb4HoK50Y0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0524.jpg2011-01-08-0524.jpgAuckland Island at sunset in Carnley Harbour at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hwHFGre5nLQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hwHFGre5nLQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0113.jpg2011-01-07-0113.jpgThe Russian Ice Breaker registered under the name Professor Kromov but known as the Sprit of Enderby for its Heritage Expeditions anchored in Perseverance Harbour on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MqQVkVgbADAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MqQVkVgbADA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0040.jpg2011-01-07-0040.jpgGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Davis Point in Perseverance Harbour on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 295.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Davis Point, Perseverance Harbour, Campbell Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.2 meters..Bottom Time: 41 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,706 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,747 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lMrUemaDenshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lMrUemaDens/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0199.jpg2011-01-07-0199.jpgCampbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Sub Antarctic Islands, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. .Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006tW2aESFMgshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006tW2aESFMgs/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0104.jpg2011-01-09-0104.jpgEnderby Island in the Auckland Islands in the Sub Antarctic, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. .Sunday 09 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 297.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Butterfield Point, Enderby Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 12.7 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,807 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,864 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EDVy_PKnhtUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EDVy_PKnhtU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0213-2.jpg2011-01-05-0213-2.jpgBull Kelp (Durvillaea Antarctica) at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a771fc3bnq4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a771fc3bnq4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0248.jpg2011-01-07-0248.jpgCampbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Sub Antarctic Islands, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. .Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wk21sO2xoSghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wk21sO2xoSg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0266.jpg2011-01-07-0266.jpgThe megaherb Pleurophyllum hookeri on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M2UNwMe8GvUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M2UNwMe8GvU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0091.jpg2011-01-09-0091.jpgGiant spider crab (Jacquinotia edwardsii ) on Giant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Butterfield Point, Enderby Island atthe subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 297.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Butterfield Point, Enderby Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 12.7 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,807 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,864 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zkVahXFY3Fshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zkVahXFY3Fs/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0056.jpg2011-01-05-0056.jpgThe sunrises over Broughton Island at the sub Antarctic Snares (Tine Heke) Island group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000URx._2vFIu0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000URx._2vFIu0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0025.jpg2011-01-05-0025.jpgCape pigeon / petrel (Daption capense) is silhouetted as the sun rises over Southern Ocean near the Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Islands..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Yhxrnba.AQwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Yhxrnba.AQw/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0349.jpg2011-01-05-0349.jpgThe Russian Ice Breaker registered under the name Professor Kromov but known as the Sprit of Enderby for its Heritage Expeditions at sunrise at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AvAYxhKVdaohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AvAYxhKVdao/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0141.jpg2011-01-05-0141.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) Ho Ho Bay at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean.Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CgyjgrX7eP4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CgyjgrX7eP4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0341.jpg2011-01-07-0341.jpgSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SR7YU22iJ2shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SR7YU22iJ2s/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0141.jpg2011-01-07-0141.jpgThe megaherb Pleurophyllum hookeri on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000005sDoVB_hl4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000005sDoVB_hl4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0412.jpg2011-01-07-0412.jpgCampbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) at Perseverance Harbour at the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nx50FAzJ.4shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nx50FAzJ.4s/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0381.jpg2011-01-09-0381.jpgEnderby Island in the Auckland Islands in the Sub Antarctic, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. .Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fc3SyTUhdnshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fc3SyTUhdns/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0182.jpg2011-01-07-0182.jpgCampbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Sub Antarctic Islands, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. .Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yv.1XzosWzUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yv.1XzosWzU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0525.jpg2011-01-08-0525.jpgCarnley Harbour at sunset. Auckland Island (left) Adams Island (right) in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zxRiLUdTmuMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zxRiLUdTmuM/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0450.jpg2011-01-09-0450.jpgThe giant megaherb Anisotome latifolia at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean.Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CJegUDVxSkAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CJegUDVxSkA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0456.jpg2011-01-09-0456.jpgDive Buddy Ian Skipworth amongst the giant megaherb Anisotome latifolia at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gEMSHvgTY9Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gEMSHvgTY9E/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0579.jpg2011-01-08-0579.jpgAdams Island at Sunset in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uZzND4FeFwAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uZzND4FeFwA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-04-0172.jpg2011-01-04-0172.jpgThe Russian Ice Breaker registered under the name Professor Kromov but known as the Sprit of Enderby for its Heritage Expeditions adventures smashes through swell at sunset on its way to the Southern Ocean..Tuesday 04 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CX3v_gU.ENghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CX3v_gU.ENg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0024.jpg2011-01-07-0024.jpgGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Davis Point in Perseverance Harbour on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 295.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Davis Point, Perseverance Harbour, Campbell Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.2 meters..Bottom Time: 41 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,706 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,747 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KJ8xAxvjjAAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KJ8xAxvjjAA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0548.jpg2011-01-06-0548.jpgThe Russian Ice Breaker registered under the name Professor Kromov but known as the Sprit of Enderby for its Heritage Expeditions anchored in Perseverance Harbour on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004CouhDgUuBIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004CouhDgUuBI/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0322.jpg2011-01-05-0322.jpgTree daisy forest, Olearia lyalli on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z2KlMlNwUWchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z2KlMlNwUWc/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0155.jpg2011-01-09-0155.jpgA New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) Bull at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K0PhcD78wnkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K0PhcD78wnk/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0140.jpg2011-01-07-0140.jpgBright Yellow flower of the megaherb Bulbinella rossi on Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003ATI1rx_Anwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003ATI1rx_Anw/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0459.jpg2011-01-09-0459.jpgThe giant megaherb Anisotome latifolia at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean.Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jxrypBFlUA8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jxrypBFlUA8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0348.jpg2011-01-07-0348.jpgSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y8M4vurTvpwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y8M4vurTvpw/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-04-0173.jpg2011-01-04-0173.jpgThe Russian Ice Breaker registered under the name Professor Kromov but known as the Sprit of Enderby for its Heritage Expeditions adventures smashes through swell at sunset on its way to the Southern Ocean..Tuesday 04 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aW8QvYVjVkQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aW8QvYVjVkQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0359.jpg2011-01-07-0359.jpgA Beautiful and variably coloured Gentian - a native sub-alpine flowering plant on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x7GJUv58Rgghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x7GJUv58Rgg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0191.jpg2011-01-07-0191.jpgCampbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Sub Antarctic Islands, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. .Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..David Bowen and Heritage Expeditions acknowledges the following Rights and Obligations of Richard Robinson for the license of.images taken by 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Richard Robinson www.depth.co.nz..o Under No Circumstances will Images be passed onto any third-party..o Images must retain all embedded copyright information..o Images will not be stored electronically where an unauthorized third-party may have access to images..o Heritage Expeditions will immediately notify Richard Robinson if it becomes aware or suspects that any third party has.gained access to the licensed images..o Unauthorized Use of Images in a manner not expressly authorized by this agreement constitutes a copyright infringement,.entitling Richard Robinson to exercise all rights and remedies available to it under copyright laws around the world..Heritage Expeditions shall be responsible and liable for any damages resulting from any copyright infringement.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ugoOUENwZ8Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ugoOUENwZ8Y/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0072-2.jpg2011-01-09-0072-2.jpgGiant spider crab (Jacquinotia edwardsii ) at Butterfield Point, Port Ross, Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 297.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Butterfield Point, Enderby Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 12.7 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,807 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,864 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WRuRouT5aEohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WRuRouT5aEo/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0268.jpg2011-01-07-0268.jpgNorth East Harbour on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HMZM2W2nl9Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HMZM2W2nl9I/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0366.jpg2011-01-07-0366.jpgCampbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Sub Antarctic Islands, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. .Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jqrJNFxeYgghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jqrJNFxeYgg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0530.jpg2011-01-08-0530.jpgCarnley Harbour at sunset. Auckland Island (left) Adams Island (right) in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S5qUurhXDsUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S5qUurhXDsU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-04-0139.jpg2011-01-04-0139.jpgStewart Island, New Zealand..Tuesday 04 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eIXSpswFJmchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eIXSpswFJmc/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0175.jpg2011-01-09-0175.jpgA skull of a dead New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TcpLgRv2AOQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TcpLgRv2AOQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0217.jpg2011-01-07-0217.jpgThe giant megaherb Anisotome latifolia on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y6DhTrj9rPshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y6DhTrj9rPs/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0471.jpg2011-01-05-0471.jpgPunui Bay blowhole on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PTRxifonS7Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PTRxifonS7A/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0506.jpg2011-01-09-0506.jpgDerry Castle Reef where the Derry Castle shipwrecked in 1887, Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xvlCFFQxsR0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xvlCFFQxsR0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0501.jpg2011-01-07-0501.jpgSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) off the coast of the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mbbDsCcDou0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mbbDsCcDou0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0612.jpg2011-01-07-0612.jpgA Campbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) is silhouetted in evening light off the coast of Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yxxASjzKhAEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yxxASjzKhAE/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0586.jpg2011-01-05-0586.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at the Penguin Slope on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008tVPYY00Uakhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008tVPYY00Uak/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0433.jpg2011-01-07-0433.jpgDusk falls on Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean.Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DbsgO_eFXU8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DbsgO_eFXU8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0032.jpg2011-01-06-0032.jpgEroded cliff face at North Cape of the Sub Antarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RZCPr0bdnGUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RZCPr0bdnGU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0078.jpg2011-01-06-0078.jpgCampbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) off the North Cape of the sub antarctic Campbell Island in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NToosyES.aAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NToosyES.aA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0946.jpg2011-01-05-0946.jpgSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) off the North Cape of the sub Antarctic Campbell Island in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wB31v1hdpOQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wB31v1hdpOQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0668.jpg2011-01-05-0668.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) underwater at Station Cove off North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C96FUWh6xHUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C96FUWh6xHU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0493.jpg2011-01-09-0493.jpgBanded Dotterel at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006tYwE3N4sMshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006tYwE3N4sMs/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0116-2.jpg2011-01-08-0116-2.jpgSouthern Rata Forest (Metrosideros umbellata) at the Western Arm of Carnley Harbour at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean.Saturday 08 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002oRft72nuCwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002oRft72nuCw/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0098-2.jpg2011-01-08-0098-2.jpgBull Kelp (Durvillaea Antarctica) in Victoria Passage at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IN7fyOH_tJAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IN7fyOH_tJA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0121.jpg2011-01-06-0121.jpgCampbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) off the North Cape of the sub antarctic Campbell Island in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u_9kr7yTWschttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u_9kr7yTWsc/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0163.jpg2011-01-06-0163.jpgA rookery of albatross at North Cape of the Sub Antarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uL_8Po58tishttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uL_8Po58tis/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0670.jpg2011-01-09-0670.jpgEnderby Island in the Auckland Islands in the Sub Antarctic, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. .Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fBPmuAHdvZ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fBPmuAHdvZ0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0136.jpg2011-01-06-0136.jpgA rookery of albatross at North Cape of the Sub Antarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eIPr9tAvpZwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eIPr9tAvpZw/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0659.jpg2011-01-09-0659.jpgRemnants of Cattle on Enderby Island at Derry Castle Reef at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FAZLjDpPDGEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FAZLjDpPDGE/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0223.jpg2011-01-06-0223.jpgCampbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) off the North Cape of the sub antarctic Campbell Island in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_uf9N6izmgUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_uf9N6izmgU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0201.jpg2011-01-06-0201.jpgExpedition Leader Aaron Russ of Heritage Expeditions crew skippers a Zodiac off the coast of the sub antarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cML0WXZ4fgshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cML0WXZ4fgs/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0529.jpg2011-01-07-0529.jpgSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) off the coast of the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SEL.GGlUkbwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SEL.GGlUkbw/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0540.jpg2011-01-05-0540.jpgBull Kelp (Durvillaea Antarctica) towered by the Tree daisy, Olearia lyalli with the Snares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at Station Cove on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QXX4nke4Xkghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QXX4nke4Xkg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0104-2.jpg2011-01-06-0104-2.jpgA rookery of albatross at North Cape of the Sub Antarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RanGxaA8WsIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RanGxaA8WsI/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0062.jpg2011-01-08-0062.jpgThe giant megaherb Anisotome latifolia on the Cliff face of Auckland Island in Victoria Passage at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AheTZowlnw4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AheTZowlnw4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0024.jpg2011-01-06-0024.jpgHeritage Expeditions crew member Gus skippers a Zodiac at Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Sub Antarctic Islands, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. .Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T6CZZdlDaQYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T6CZZdlDaQY/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0440.jpg2011-01-07-0440.jpgDusk falls on Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean.Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h3qHvd.OVO8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h3qHvd.OVO8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0126.jpg2011-01-06-0126.jpgA rookery of albatross at North Cape of the Sub Antarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WmfmTJWabpUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WmfmTJWabpU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0065.jpg2011-01-08-0065.jpgAlbatross on the Cliff face of Auckland Island in Victoria Passage at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CBgjj4niNJAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CBgjj4niNJA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0574.jpg2011-01-07-0574.jpgA Campbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) is silhouetted in evening light off the coast of Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FmjAyvlEFqQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FmjAyvlEFqQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0626.jpg2011-01-07-0626.jpgA Campbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) is silhouetted in evening light off the coast of Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008gJMtxyeT4Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008gJMtxyeT4Q/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0104.jpg2011-01-06-0104.jpgA rookery of albatross at North Cape of the Sub Antarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fOvjOMXxQo0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fOvjOMXxQo0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0251-2.jpg2011-01-06-0251-2.jpgCampbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) off the North Cape of the sub antarctic Campbell Island in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PKQJIkIJuUAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PKQJIkIJuUA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0658.jpg2011-01-09-0658.jpgA skull of a dead New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) on Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_0afeLoE1hYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_0afeLoE1hY/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0034.jpg2011-01-06-0034.jpgMegaherbs on the cliff edge of North Cape of the sub antarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fY0RQpdtnukhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fY0RQpdtnuk/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0443.jpg2011-01-07-0443.jpgDusk falls on Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean.Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HD5RgUJ6T2Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HD5RgUJ6T2U/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0450.jpg2011-01-05-0450.jpgCape pigeon / petrel (Daption capense) at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aSt5xG8f2Okhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aSt5xG8f2Ok/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0273.jpg2011-01-08-0273.jpgGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) Opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005WD9utNL3Dkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005WD9utNL3Dk/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0163-2.jpg2011-01-06-0163-2.jpgA rookery of albatross at North Cape of the Sub Antarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J1Wyt1yVB4ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J1Wyt1yVB4g/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0321-2.jpg2011-01-08-0321-2.jpgGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) Opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006j2jtjbLyIshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006j2jtjbLyIs/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0107.jpg2011-01-06-0107.jpgA rookery of albatross at North Cape of the Sub Antarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GDUSq087J_Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GDUSq087J_E/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0581.jpg2011-01-07-0581.jpgA Campbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) is silhouetted in evening light off the coast of Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oUb75SG54Wghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oUb75SG54Wg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0052.jpg2011-01-06-0052.jpgCampbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) off the North Cape of the sub antarctic Campbell Island in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000thwRok3eBnAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000thwRok3eBnA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0098.jpg2011-01-08-0098.jpgBull Kelp (Durvillaea Antarctica) in Victoria Passage at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wcNLOBdNV.khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wcNLOBdNV.k/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0114.jpg2011-01-08-0114.jpgSouthern Rata Forest (Metrosideros umbellata) at the Western Arm of Carnley Harbour at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean.Saturday 08 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003sNcJeMhM8Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003sNcJeMhM8M/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0457.jpg2011-01-07-0457.jpgDusk falls on Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean.Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SQxSARpB1TYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SQxSARpB1TY/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0276.jpg2011-01-08-0276.jpgGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) Opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wCIPRc9RA.4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wCIPRc9RA.4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0702.jpg2011-01-05-0702.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) underwater at Station Cove off North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002c2WuhUxQS0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002c2WuhUxQS0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0192.jpg2011-01-06-0192.jpgA rookery of albatross at North Cape of the Sub Antarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N1V6q7FarNohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N1V6q7FarNo/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0432.jpg2011-01-07-0432.jpgDusk falls on Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean.Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hFN.uZ.CmqYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hFN.uZ.CmqY/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0711.jpg2011-01-09-0711.jpgDead Southern Rata Forest (Metrosideros umbellata) on Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hogLRujAHH8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hogLRujAHH8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0116.jpg2011-01-08-0116.jpgSouthern Rata Forest (Metrosideros umbellata) at the Western Arm of Carnley Harbour at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean.Saturday 08 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y2jV_RKZsjYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y2jV_RKZsjY/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0054.jpg2011-01-06-0054.jpgCampbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) off the North Cape of the sub antarctic Campbell Island in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008md1IenA3Jkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008md1IenA3Jk/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0163-3.jpg2011-01-06-0163-3.jpgA rookery of albatross at North Cape of the Sub Antarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZbvS6_u6Ga4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZbvS6_u6Ga4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0647.jpg2011-01-09-0647.jpgDerry Castle Reef where the Derry Castle shipwrecked in 1887, Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y0yF3AGuBsIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y0yF3AGuBsI/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0661.jpg2011-01-09-0661.jpgRemnants of Cattle on Enderby Island at Derry Castle Reef at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eJrcwP_livwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eJrcwP_livw/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0115.jpg2011-01-06-0115.jpgA rookery of albatross at North Cape of the Sub Antarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wVSMx4Brhfohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wVSMx4Brhfo/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0469.jpg2011-01-07-0469.jpgDusk falls on Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean.Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lGa6cVTLHL4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lGa6cVTLHL4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0481.jpg2011-01-07-0481.jpgCampbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) as dusk falls on Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JFZyv0a.yJghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JFZyv0a.yJg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0712-2.jpg2011-01-09-0712-2.jpgDead Southern Rata Forest (Metrosideros umbellata) on Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004OdayF3u34khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004OdayF3u34k/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0453.jpg2011-01-06-0453.jpgOld Hut near the Remnants of the old Second World War Coast Watchers Headquarters on on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EGJokBv7j4Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EGJokBv7j4Y/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0103.jpg2010-12-23-0103.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eCtg3V72TxUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eCtg3V72TxU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0362.jpg2011-01-06-0362.jpgGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) off the coast of the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fxgQoaS_gZchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fxgQoaS_gZc/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0111.jpg2010-12-23-0111.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AIr_MnIrSmkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AIr_MnIrSmk/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0469.jpg2011-01-08-0469.jpgSaturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z4Q8F0wkJFghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z4Q8F0wkJFg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0337.jpg2011-01-08-0337.jpgLarge Jellyfish most likely Cyanea sp. amongst Giant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) Opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VEG5m05xSP8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VEG5m05xSP8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0370.jpg2011-01-08-0370.jpgA Juvenile male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TUW5U3YnQhohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TUW5U3YnQho/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-04-0012.jpg2011-01-04-0012.jpgThe Port of Bluff's pilot vessel the Takitimu II..Tuesday 04 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007PBGY1i1z0Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007PBGY1i1z0M/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0337-1.jpg2011-01-08-0337_1.jpgLarge Jellyfish most likely Cyanea sp. amongst Giant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) Opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rFmmY0XmjFwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rFmmY0XmjFw/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0369.jpg2011-01-06-0369.jpgGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) off the coast of the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y7jI4Clbri8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y7jI4Clbri8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0288.jpg2011-01-06-0288.jpgJellyfish most likely Cyanea sp. off the coast of the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EeVgL2.ZgzYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EeVgL2.ZgzY/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0443.jpg2011-01-08-0443.jpgSaturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wuQWgBK1geEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wuQWgBK1geE/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0372.jpg2011-01-06-0372.jpgGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) off the coast of the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kkGnHUGR6NAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kkGnHUGR6NA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0374.jpg2011-01-08-0374.jpgA Juvenile male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007MBZ8DtJ2wshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007MBZ8DtJ2ws/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0393.jpg2011-01-06-0393.jpgGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) off the coast of the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k7gTuf2m4F4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k7gTuf2m4F4/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0103-2.jpg2010-12-23-0103-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000No.kkApV1Owhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000No.kkApV1Ow/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0008.jpg2010-12-21-0008.jpgSecret Lake- Quentin Bennett is one of New Zealand's diving pioneers. Back in the 70's he used to pack his gear across Hawke's Bay backcountry in wheel barrows, looking for freshwater dive locations. Eventually he found this lake, with water as clear as gin-you can see from one side clear across to the other. Its location remains a guarded secret because the algae growth is very sensitive to disturbance. This frame sort of immortalises Quentin in his world..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JFjVPskF8u4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JFjVPskF8u4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-04-0086.jpg2011-01-04-0086.jpgCape pigeon / petrel (Daption capense) is silhouetted off the coast of Stewart Island, New Zealand..Tuesday 04 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G1GpW1oBDsohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G1GpW1oBDso/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-04-0050.jpg2011-01-04-0050.jpgA Buller's albatross (Thalassarche buller) is silhouetted off the coast of Stewart Island, New Zealand..Tuesday 04 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sFNXhY4YNLchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sFNXhY4YNLc/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-04-0019.jpg2011-01-04-0019.jpgThe Port town of Bluff at the bottom of the South Island, New Zealand is pictured from Foveaux Strait..Tuesday 04 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GSuWuIUeeOshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GSuWuIUeeOs/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-08-0143.jpg2011-04-08-0143.jpgSunset over the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory..Friday 08 April 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Uzt36lRVYZshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Uzt36lRVYZs/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0218-2.jpg2010-12-21-0218-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Vdgb7IJcDhwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Vdgb7IJcDhw/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0212.jpg2010-12-21-0212.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_a3W75N1eEQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_a3W75N1eEQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0214.jpg2010-12-21-0214.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jy5VguQq3BEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jy5VguQq3BE/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0218.jpg2010-12-21-0218.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FtA6G0IkWdYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FtA6G0IkWdY/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0120.jpg2011-02-13-0120.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 300.Site: Whale Boat wreck, Waikaremoana..Dive Buddy : Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,108 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R_YrJEbjPf0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R_YrJEbjPf0/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0095-3.jpg2011-02-13-0095-3.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 300.Site: Whale Boat wreck, Waikaremoana..Dive Buddy : Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,108 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BmKK6eIq8mYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BmKK6eIq8mY/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-1013.jpg2009-10-31-1013.jpgRebreather diver Andrew Simpson swims through the Winter Garden on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 197.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 30.1meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 85 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,117 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,202 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WP020hH6wm0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WP020hH6wm0/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0116.jpg2011-02-13-0116.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 300.Site: Whale Boat wreck, Waikaremoana..Dive Buddy : Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,108 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003kyVK0nuRCAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003kyVK0nuRCA/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0095-2.jpg2011-02-13-0095-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 300.Site: Whale Boat wreck, Waikaremoana..Dive Buddy : Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,108 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zXUrKmdCZQ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zXUrKmdCZQ4/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0217-2.jpg2010-12-21-0217-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000033PPXvu182Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000033PPXvu182U/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0217.jpg2010-12-21-0217.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k9YexGkH8ZMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k9YexGkH8ZM/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0209.jpg2011-01-07-0209.jpgCampbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Sub Antarctic Islands, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. .Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tBsKmBz954Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tBsKmBz954U/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0147.jpg2011-01-07-0147.jpgThe megaherb Pleurophyllum hookeri on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fHdxLwIE1oohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fHdxLwIE1oo/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-04-0032.jpg2011-01-04-0032.jpgThe Russian flag fly's proudly on the Russian Ice Breaker registered under the name Professor Kromov but known as the Sprit of Enderby for its Heritage Expeditions adventures..Tuesday 04 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qmX7mFtXPT0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qmX7mFtXPT0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0149.jpg2011-01-07-0149.jpgCampbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Sub Antarctic Islands, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. .Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000msSnQMdgfiwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000msSnQMdgfiw/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0008.jpg2011-01-07-0008.jpgGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Davis Point in Perseverance Harbour on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 295.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Davis Point, Perseverance Harbour, Campbell Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.2 meters..Bottom Time: 41 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,706 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,747 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BrSSlmxqobQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BrSSlmxqobQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-04-0046.jpg2011-01-04-0046.jpgBuller's albatross (Thalassarche buller) off the coast of Stewart Island, New Zealand..Tuesday 04 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TNExOinQKWMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TNExOinQKWM/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0139.jpg2011-01-07-0139.jpgBright Yellow flower of the megaherb Bulbinella rossi on Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002.BvYfw9Nnghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002.BvYfw9Nng/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0133.jpg2011-01-05-0133.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) Ho Ho Bay at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean.Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005n7rH5TP4VUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005n7rH5TP4VU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0069.jpg2011-01-08-0069.jpgEmbrasure Point and Adams Rocks on Adams Island at Victoria Passage in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean.Saturday 08 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K_xTTyasCj8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K_xTTyasCj8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0252.jpg2011-01-08-0252.jpgGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) Opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003biWmjWGoR4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003biWmjWGoR4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0462.jpg2011-01-09-0462.jpgSkull of a dead sea bird at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mWbGuG0aAI0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mWbGuG0aAI0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0231.jpg2011-01-09-0231.jpgNew Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) pups at Sandy Bay, Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007iKhMeaAz5Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007iKhMeaAz5U/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-1164.jpg2009-10-31-1164.jpgSpot Lights and movie seats in the Cinema on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov . The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 198.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 21.2 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 73 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,202 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,275 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o0EM49Ap.uMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o0EM49Ap.uM/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0369.jpg2012-02-18-0369.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LSGMvBJsgWUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LSGMvBJsgWU/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-29-0580.jpg2009-10-29-0580.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson gets ready for a dive on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class, Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Thursday 29 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nzhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oTjXpDC1LCYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oTjXpDC1LCY/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-25-0255.jpg2010-10-25-0255.jpgMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). Critically endangered the Maui's dolphin is the world's smallest and most rare marine dolphin. Pictured south of the Manukau Harbour off the West Coast of the North Island of New Zealand..Monday 25 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qA1Hvhco_Hkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qA1Hvhco_Hk/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-25-0234.jpg2010-10-25-0234.jpgMaui's dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui). Critically endangered the Maui's dolphin is the world's smallest and most rare marine dolphin. Pictured south of the Manukau Harbour off the West Coast of the North Island of New Zealand..Monday 25 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yJePueICAo0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yJePueICAo0/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-08-0032.jpg2008-03-08-0032.jpgFinger Sponge ( Callyspongia ramosa) on a wall in Northern Arch with Diver at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 08 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 55 : Northern Arch, Poor Knights with Dive Tutakaka.Max Depth 23.8m. Average Depth 13.Bottom Time 55min. Bottom Time to Date 2106min Cumulative Time 2161min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZZpYyBwNByshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZZpYyBwNBys/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0712.jpg2011-01-09-0712.jpgDead Southern Rata Forest (Metrosideros umbellata) on Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iT8X1rzZszQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iT8X1rzZszQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-06-0214.jpg2010-01-06-0214.jpgOblique-swimming triplefin (Obliquichthys maryannae)...Wednesday 06 January 2010...Dive Number: 216.Boat: 007, Northland Dive..Site: Danger Rock...Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 14:22 hh:mm..Maximum Depth : 30.8 meters.Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,435 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,510 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ug0Wpp2yFzYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ug0Wpp2yFzY/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-30-0079.jpg2009-05-30-0079.jpgVariable Nudibranch (Aphelodoris luctuosa) Inspiration Point at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 30 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 166.Max Depth 34.5 m..Temp 17c. O2 33%.Bottom Time 98 min..Bottom Time to Date 8149 min..Cumulative Time 8247 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YU3o.2.jBJshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YU3o.2.jBJs/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0342.jpg2010-04-17-0342.jpgNudibranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 238.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Kent Ericksen. .Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 39.14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,067minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,147minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TyR05sOn0KMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TyR05sOn0KM/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0027.jpg2012-02-18-0027.jpgYukon Dive Charters, Tutukaka, New Zealand running daily trips to the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve. .Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W7mhINIA4VQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W7mhINIA4VQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0018.jpg2012-02-18-0018.jpgYukon Dive Charters, Tutukaka, New Zealand running daily trips to the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve. .Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y14DuaKffTUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y14DuaKffTU/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0014.jpg2012-02-18-0014.jpgYukon Dive Charters, Tutukaka, New Zealand running daily trips to the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve. .Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007LgNV2_h8gAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007LgNV2_h8gA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0264.jpg2011-01-10-0264.jpgSouthern Rata (Metrosideros umbellata) canopy at Ranui Cove on the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Monday 10 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xg0T2O1EY8whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xg0T2O1EY8w/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0264-3.jpg2011-01-10-0264-3.jpgSouthern Rata (Metrosideros umbellata) canopy at Ranui Cove on the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Monday 10 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zXkrnBvbdkUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zXkrnBvbdkU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0268.jpg2011-01-10-0268.jpgSouthern Rata (Metrosideros umbellata) canopy at Ranui Cove on the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Monday 10 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kDjnlbJO5xshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kDjnlbJO5xs/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0264-4.jpg2011-01-10-0264-4.jpgSouthern Rata (Metrosideros umbellata) canopy at Ranui Cove on the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Monday 10 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002ITI29LY3oIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002ITI29LY3oI/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0280-2.jpg2011-01-10-0280-2.jpgSouthern Rata (Metrosideros umbellata) canopy at Ranui Cove on the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Monday 10 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ox3H57z9qj8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ox3H57z9qj8/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-06-0185.jpg2010-01-06-0185.jpgNudibranch Trapania rudmani at Danger Rock, Northland New Zealand..Wednesday 06 January 2010...Dive Number: 216.Boat: 007, Northland Dive..Site: Danger Rock...Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 14:22 hh:mm..Maximum Depth : 30.8 meters.Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,435 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,510 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fc6pPFL9pe4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fc6pPFL9pe4/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0124-2.jpg2009-07-26-0124-2.jpgNudibranch Cadlina willani at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vHmEKNZmM7whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vHmEKNZmM7w/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0065.jpg2011-10-29-0065.jpgChromodoris aureomarginata (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E4hb0jGC.Z8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E4hb0jGC.Z8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0307.jpg2011-01-10-0307.jpgHeritage Expeditions leader Aaron Russ at Ranui Cove on the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Monday 10 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hTDsIv1STCshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hTDsIv1STCs/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0768.jpg2011-01-09-0768.jpgDr Patrick Fracs in a Southern Rata Forest (Metrosideros umbellata) on Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006Yx4uipZGBAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006Yx4uipZGBA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0312-2.jpg2011-01-10-0312-2.jpgNew Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) at Ranui Cove on the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Monday 10 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VQgGRI37GrYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VQgGRI37GrY/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0155.jpg2011-07-17-0155.jpgDendrodoris citrina (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 372.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.2 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 158:17 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 15.9 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,896 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,955 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U87rUarbQvIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U87rUarbQvI/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0149.jpg2011-07-17-0149.jpgDendrodoris citrina (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 372.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.2 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 158:17 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 15.9 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,896 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,955 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XdA6YSZ.ZZIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XdA6YSZ.ZZI/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0161.jpg2011-07-17-0161.jpgDendrodoris citrina (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 372.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.2 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 158:17 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 15.9 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,896 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,955 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HCv1DgSaGcQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HCv1DgSaGcQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0066.jpg2011-01-11-0066.jpgSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) in the subantarctic Southern Ocean..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B4wlJ3b0NQEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B4wlJ3b0NQE/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0371.jpg2011-01-11-0371.jpgA pod of Dusky dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obscurus) reaching their southern limits pictured on a journey back from the Sub Antarctic, Auckland Islands to Dunedin, New Zealand..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yuQsomCryO4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yuQsomCryO4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0370-1.jpg2011-01-11-0370_1.jpgA pod of Dusky dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obscurus) reaching their southern limits pictured on a journey back from the Sub Antarctic, Auckland Islands to Dunedin, New Zealand..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008QVMkh1sWtshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008QVMkh1sWts/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0370.jpg2011-01-11-0370.jpgA pod of Dusky dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obscurus) reaching their southern limits pictured on a journey back from the Sub Antarctic, Auckland Islands to Dunedin, New Zealand..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z4KuZPwucuAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z4KuZPwucuA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0372.jpg2011-01-11-0372.jpgA pod of Dusky dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obscurus) reaching their southern limits pictured on a journey back from the Sub Antarctic, Auckland Islands to Dunedin, New Zealand..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jXxkfZdSGkMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jXxkfZdSGkM/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0371-1.jpg2011-01-11-0371_1.jpgA pod of Dusky dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obscurus) reaching their southern limits pictured on a journey back from the Sub Antarctic, Auckland Islands to Dunedin, New Zealand..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pVKuUwoYedshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pVKuUwoYeds/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0137-1.jpg2011-10-29-0137_1.jpgJanolus mokohinau, nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008E7X4jejFKwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008E7X4jejFKw/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0139.jpg2011-10-29-0139.jpgJanolus mokohinau, nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_8Ml5dFOSzIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_8Ml5dFOSzI/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0157.jpg2011-09-03-0157.jpgFlabellina albomarginata (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand.Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 377.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 164:20 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 36.3 meters..Bottom Time: 84 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,242 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,326 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tSL.5SJwRCUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tSL.5SJwRCU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0054.jpg2011-01-11-0054.jpgBuller's albatross (Thalassarche bulleri) in the subantarctic the Southern Ocean..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cl.NiUisi3ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cl.NiUisi3g/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0067.jpg2011-01-11-0067.jpgSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) in the subantarctic Southern Ocean..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SjsFRkjqG3ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SjsFRkjqG3g/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-10-0035.jpg2008-08-10-0035.jpgA Grey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) amongst red algae at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 10 August 2008.Dive Number 90 : Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 16.2 m. Average Depth 10.4 m. Temp 14c. O2:21%.Bottom Time 62 min. Bottom Time to Date 3899 min Cumulative Time 3961 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000imvamoAbKJ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000imvamoAbKJ8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0064.jpg2011-01-11-0064.jpgSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) in the subantarctic Southern Ocean..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LcvtPjB4sB0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LcvtPjB4sB0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0328.jpg2011-01-10-0328.jpgPort Ross at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Monday 10 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CUwWYjiss7Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CUwWYjiss7E/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-02-0115.jpg2009-03-02-0115.jpgSpectacled triplefin (Ruanoho whero ) at Magic Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand. .Monday 02 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 148.Max Depth 18 m. .Average Depth 10 m. .Temp 28c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 80min. .Bottom Time to Date 6909 min. .Cumulative Time 6989 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qsvTmDDULC4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qsvTmDDULC4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0393-1.jpg2011-01-11-0393_1.jpgA pod of Dusky dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obscurus) reaching their southern limits pictured on a journey back from the Sub Antarctic, Auckland Islands to Dunedin, New Zealand..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X74l11W3rPUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X74l11W3rPU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0400-1.jpg2011-01-11-0400_1.jpgA pod of Dusky dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obscurus) reaching their southern limits pictured on a journey back from the Sub Antarctic, Auckland Islands to Dunedin, New Zealand..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q85PuBeNwwchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q85PuBeNwwc/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0107.jpg2010-07-09-0107.jpgSchool Shark (Galeorhinus galeus) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 265.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 12.3 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 73:28 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters...Bottom Time: 110 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,131 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,241 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ET7rtvliP_Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ET7rtvliP_E/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0886.jpg2011-01-09-0886.jpgEnderby Island in the Auckland Islands in the Sub Antarctic, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. .Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y0dam2jhHqchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y0dam2jhHqc/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0403.jpg2011-01-11-0403.jpgA pod of Dusky dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obscurus) reaching their southern limits pictured on a journey back from the Sub Antarctic, Auckland Islands to Dunedin, New Zealand..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Pfxf_hgrvsYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Pfxf_hgrvsY/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0412.jpg2011-01-11-0412.jpgA pod of Dusky dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obscurus) reaching their southern limits pictured on a journey back from the Sub Antarctic, Auckland Islands to Dunedin, New Zealand..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xtqBild2H3Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xtqBild2H3I/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0898.jpg2011-01-09-0898.jpgNew Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) mate on Sandy Bay, Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nE98OQiZ7qIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nE98OQiZ7qI/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0986.jpg2011-01-09-0986.jpgGiant spider crab (Jacquinotia edwardsii ) at Butterfield Point, Enderby Island atthe subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 298.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Butterfield Point, Enderby Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13.8 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,864 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,925 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qqWiXGN075ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qqWiXGN075g/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0049.jpg2011-01-10-0049.jpgA Giant masking crab (Leptomithrax australis) at Crozier Point , Auckland Island in the Sub Antarctic Islands, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. .Monday 10 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 299.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Crozier Point, Auckland Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 11.9 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,987 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k5hu0QBL66Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k5hu0QBL66E/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0080.jpg2011-01-10-0080.jpgAn Antarctic Cod most likely a Maori Chief (Notothenia angustata) eats a small octopus .At Crozier Point at the subantarctic Auckland Island in the in the Southern Ocean..Monday 10 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 299.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Crozier Point, Auckland Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 11.9 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,987 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YqdBGR6vDpAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YqdBGR6vDpA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0041.jpg2011-01-10-0041.jpgGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Crozier Point , Auckland Island in the Sub Antarctic Islands, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. .Monday 10 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 299.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Crozier Point, Auckland Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 11.9 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,987 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GLfxIa2G0NUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GLfxIa2G0NU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0012.jpg2011-01-10-0012.jpgGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Crozier Point , Auckland Island in the Sub Antarctic Islands, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. .Monday 10 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 299.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Crozier Point, Auckland Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 11.9 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,987 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QYCgu.DDgbUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QYCgu.DDgbU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0140.jpg2011-01-10-0140.jpgNew Zealand scientist Rowley Taylor at the old Second World War Coast Watchers Headquarters at Ranui Cove on the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Monday 10 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JkMzqvTVIkohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JkMzqvTVIko/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-1036.jpg2011-01-09-1036.jpgGiant spider crab (Jacquinotia edwardsii ) at Butterfield Point, Enderby Island atthe subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 298.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Butterfield Point, Enderby Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13.8 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,864 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,925 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DB2vAyy.L_chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DB2vAyy.L_c/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0011.jpg2011-01-10-0011.jpgA Giant masking crab (Leptomithrax australis) sits on the Giant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Crozier Point , Auckland Island in the Sub Antarctic Islands, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. .Monday 10 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 299.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Crozier Point, Auckland Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 11.9 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,987 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ISbP3JGDZNghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ISbP3JGDZNg/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0306.jpg2012-02-18-0306.jpgChromodoris aureomarginata (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Chromodoris aureomarginata .Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Distribution: Throughout NZ.Occurrence: Commonly seen at night, uncommon during the day.Size: 30mm.Food: Sponges..aturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008kk8FVFUWmghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008kk8FVFUWmg/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0052.jpg2009-04-19-0052.jpgA Mosaic Moray (Enchelycore ramosa) at Middle Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 161.Max Depth 24.8 m..Temp 20c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 93min..Bottom Time to Date 7751 min..Cumulative Time 7844 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vGQxSOgE7FYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vGQxSOgE7FY/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-29-0111.jpgGrey Moray EelGymnothorax nublis (Grey Moray) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Tuesday 29 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 320.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 136:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 33.2 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,883 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,969 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AUPbgs08C70https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AUPbgs08C70/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0211.jpg2011-01-10-0211.jpgOld hut used for a science lab at the old Second World War Coast Watchers Headquarters at Ranui Cove on the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Monday 10 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HVxdF9woXf0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HVxdF9woXf0/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-24-0044.jpg2010-07-24-0044.jpgBlue-eyed triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) from the family Tripterygiidae at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 24 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 272.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Crater Bay, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 17.6 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 83:38 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 21.9 meters...Bottom Time: 109 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,754 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a6LJzVCXi_Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a6LJzVCXi_A/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0177.jpg2011-01-10-0177.jpgNew Zealand scientist Rowley Taylor at the old Second World War Coast Watchers Headquarters at Ranui Cove on the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Monday 10 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GR9KlMSp.s8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GR9KlMSp.s8/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0090.jpgSnake EelSnake Eel (Ophisurus serpens) at Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Sunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 257.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 15.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 62:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 14.7 meters..Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,465 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,559 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IrNTwrkwt6Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IrNTwrkwt6E/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0041.jpgSnake EelSnake Eel (Ophisurus serpens) at Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Sunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 257.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 15.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 62:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 14.7 meters..Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,465 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,559 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.RAi1azRyy8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.RAi1azRyy8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0151.jpg2011-01-10-0151.jpgNew Zealand scientist Rowley Taylor at the old Second World War Coast Watchers Headquarters at Ranui Cove on the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Monday 10 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IE8CjSWGE9whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IE8CjSWGE9w/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0210.jpg2011-01-10-0210.jpgOld hut used for a science lab at the old Second World War Coast Watchers Headquarters at Ranui Cove on the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Monday 10 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LVOOI53W4lshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LVOOI53W4ls/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0141-2.jpg2011-05-16-0141-2.jpgYellow Boxfish (Ostracion cubicus) off the western side of North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Monday 16 May 2011..hotograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: .Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters..Bottom Time: 66 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Zat.FLXDdEUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Zat.FLXDdEU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0257.jpg2011-01-10-0257.jpgNew Zealand scientist Rowley Taylor in front of an old hut used for a lab at the old Second World War Coast Watchers Headquarters at Ranui Cove on the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Monday 10 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009TDYzERaXw4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009TDYzERaXw4/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0212.jpgSpeckled Moray EelGymnothorax obesus (Speckled Moray) at the Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 346.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Blue Maomao Arch and Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 187:31 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 14.4 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,798 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,860 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ERbd8QmKtzghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ERbd8QmKtzg/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0223-2.jpgSpeckled Moray EelGymnothorax obesus (Speckled Moray) at the Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 346.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Blue Maomao Arch and Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 187:31 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 14.4 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,798 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,860 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IDG8jlMBBGshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IDG8jlMBBGs/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0214.jpgSpeckled Moray EelGymnothorax obesus (Speckled Moray) at the Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 346.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Blue Maomao Arch and Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 187:31 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 14.4 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,798 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,860 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hJ0udMyUImAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hJ0udMyUImA/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-11-0103.jpgScorpionfishScorpaena cardinalis (Northern Scorpionfish)sits upon a large (Turbinaria sp.) coral at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Monday 11 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 329.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern End of Denham Bay, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 150:08 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.2 meters..Bottom Time: 89 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,683 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,772 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X_LaUDZwfQchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X_LaUDZwfQc/fit=1000x1000/2011-11-24-0005.jpgGolden SnapperCentroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper)..Wednesday 23 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 382.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Boat : Outer Gulf Charters..Site: Pinnacle near Simpson Rock, Hauraki Gulf..Temperature: 16.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 171:55 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 53.6 meters..Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,717 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,795 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YbiC5gVzLPwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YbiC5gVzLPw/fit=1000x1000/2011-11-24-0127.jpgSlender RoughyOptivus elongatus (Slender roughy)..Wednesday 23 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 383.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Twin Peaks, Northern Entrance to Port Fitzroy, Great Barrier Island..Temperature: 15.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 172:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 53.6 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,795 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,847 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002tZDW7_aZY8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002tZDW7_aZY8/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-17-0035.jpg2012-02-17-0035.jpgCaesioperca ledidoptera (Butterfly perch)..Friday 17 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Dennally’s Reef, near the entrance of Tutukaka Marina..Temperature: 18.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 183:51 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 35.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,492 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,600 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DeYTj1H_mIwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DeYTj1H_mIw/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-17-0039.jpg2012-02-17-0039.jpgCaesioperca ledidoptera (Butterfly perch)..Friday 17 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Dennally’s Reef, near the entrance of Tutukaka Marina..Temperature: 18.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 183:51 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 35.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,492 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,600 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008IWTlRutp1shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008IWTlRutp1s/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0150.jpgYellow-banded perchA Yellow-banded perch (Acanthistius cinctus) towers over a Lionfish (Pterois volatins) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Sunday 10 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 327.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 147:07 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,494 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,586 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DA41GJKP_1Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DA41GJKP_1A/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-11-0070.jpgYellow-banded perchYellow-banded perch (Acanthistius cinctus) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Monday 11 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 329.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern End of Denham Bay, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 150:08 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.2 meters..Bottom Time: 89 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,683 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,772 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fySxoGc1jg0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fySxoGc1jg0/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-11-0071-2.jpgYellow-banded perchYellow-banded perch (Acanthistius cinctus) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Monday 11 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 329.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern End of Denham Bay, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 150:08 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.2 meters..Bottom Time: 89 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,683 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,772 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cmmtnum1EqMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cmmtnum1EqM/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-11-0071-3.jpgYellow-banded perchYellow-banded perch (Acanthistius cinctus) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Monday 11 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 329.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern End of Denham Bay, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 150:08 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.2 meters..Bottom Time: 89 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,683 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,772 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AvX57ZeOdyohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AvX57ZeOdyo/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-11-0071.jpg2011-04-11-0071.jpgYellow-banded perch (Acanthistius cinctus) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Monday 11 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 329.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern End of Denham Bay, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 150:08 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.2 meters..Bottom Time: 89 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,683 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,772 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009Yj0MJYeCmUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009Yj0MJYeCmU/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-11-0073.jpgYellow-banded perchYellow-banded perch (Acanthistius cinctus) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Monday 11 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 329.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern End of Denham Bay, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 150:08 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.2 meters..Bottom Time: 89 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,683 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,772 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yrhNsDUwrjchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yrhNsDUwrjc/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-11-0075.jpg2011-04-11-0075.jpgYellow-banded perch (Acanthistius cinctus) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Monday 11 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 329.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern End of Denham Bay, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 150:08 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.2 meters..Bottom Time: 89 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,683 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,772 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000To1Ax8Bqwvchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000To1Ax8Bqwvc/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-11-0077-2.jpgYellow-banded perchYellow-banded perch (Acanthistius cinctus) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Monday 11 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 329.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern End of Denham Bay, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 150:08 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.2 meters..Bottom Time: 89 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,683 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,772 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009e5V71FhkVYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009e5V71FhkVY/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-11-0077.jpg2011-04-11-0077.jpgYellow-banded perch (Acanthistius cinctus) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Monday 11 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 329.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern End of Denham Bay, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 150:08 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.2 meters..Bottom Time: 89 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,683 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,772 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G5GJvlstd4chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G5GJvlstd4c/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-11-0090.jpgYellow-banded perchYellow-banded perch (Acanthistius cinctus) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Monday 11 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 329.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern End of Denham Bay, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 150:08 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.2 meters..Bottom Time: 89 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,683 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,772 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M4okdgJ6lUshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M4okdgJ6lUs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0164-2.jpg2011-05-16-0164-2.jpgYellow-banded perch (Acanthistius cinctus) off the western side of North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Monday 16 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: .Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters..Bottom Time: 66 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kT2AD0V9OPshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kT2AD0V9OPs/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-31-0272.jpg2011-03-31-0272.jpgThursday 31 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 325.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 143:46 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.9 meters..Bottom Time: 77 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,306 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,383 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003HLnOusNa9ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003HLnOusNa9g/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0486.jpg2009-07-25-0486.jpgPink Maomao (Caprodon longimanus) at Rikoriko Cave, Aorangi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 172.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Rikoriko Cave..Max Depth 17.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 97 min..Bottom Time to Date 8547 min..Cumulative Time 8644 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aBtwe.RXIT4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aBtwe.RXIT4/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0221-2.jpg2011-04-10-0221-2.jpgSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.These fish can grow over 100 years old, reaching a length of 2 metres, weighing over 150kg.Sunday 10 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 328.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters..Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CT9jFP_uuuIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CT9jFP_uuuI/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0225.jpg2011-04-10-0225.jpgSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.These fish can grow over 100 years old, reaching a length of 2 metres, weighing over 150kg.Sunday 10 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 328.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters..Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ai4UnIhXSFchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ai4UnIhXSFc/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0250-2.jpg2011-04-10-0250-2.jpgSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.These fish can grow over 100 years old, reaching a length of 2 metres, weighing over 150kg.Sunday 10 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 328.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters..Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VIuT.f9V.UUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VIuT.f9V.UU/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0257.jpg2011-04-10-0257.jpgSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.These fish can grow over 100 years old, reaching a length of 2 metres, weighing over 150kg.Sunday 10 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 328.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters..Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bnFWqiKF9q8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bnFWqiKF9q8/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0262.jpg2011-04-10-0262.jpgSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.These fish can grow over 100 years old, reaching a length of 2 metres, weighing over 150kg.Sunday 10 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 328.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters..Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lujA33owLZ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lujA33owLZ4/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-13-0221.jpg2011-04-13-0221.jpgSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) ) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.These fish can grow over 100 years old, reaching a length of 2 metres, weighing over 150kg.Wednesday 13 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 331.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 152:17 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters..Bottom Time: 69 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,839 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,908 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y_HfILJRonshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y_HfILJRons/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-1040.jpg2011-05-17-1040.jpgA large Spotted Black Grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at Fishing Rock, fondly named Big Boy by the DOC rangers on Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Tuesday 17 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 346.Dive Buddy: .Site: Fishing Rock, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 7.7 meters..Bottom Time: 54 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,622 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,676 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dufGWi0HgQshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dufGWi0HgQs/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0637.jpg2010-11-29-0637.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b2CCYc92iekhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b2CCYc92iek/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-23-0140.jpg2009-05-23-0140.jpgSnapper (Pagrus Auratus) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 23 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 164.Max Depth 28 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 96 min..Bottom Time to Date 7991 min..Cumulative Time 8087 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ibBtBMTBObUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ibBtBMTBObU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-04-0143.jpg2011-01-04-0143.dngThalassarche bulleri (Buller's Albatross) off the coast of Stewart Island, New Zealand..Tuesday 04 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007B653BEmDM0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007B653BEmDM0/fit=1000x1000/2008-10-12-037.jpg2008-10-12-037.jpgDecapterus koheru (Koheru)..Sunday 12 October 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 114 Cream Gardens, Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 36.6m. Average Depth 18.3 m. Temp 15c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 60 min. Bottom Time to Date 4937 min Cumulative Time 4997 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PfceCa59RDohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PfceCa59RDo/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-20-0066-2.jpg2010-11-20-0066_2.jpgDecapterus koheru (Koheru) and Pseudocaranx dentex (Trevally) schooling at the Hen and Chicken Islands, Northland, New Zealand. .Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uX4CXK4aOW4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uX4CXK4aOW4/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-20-0066-1.jpg2010-11-20-0066_1.jpgDecapterus koheru (Koheru) and Pseudocaranx dentex (Trevally) schooling at the Hen and Chicken Islands, Northland, New Zealand. .Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tXOyTMQAgwkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tXOyTMQAgwk/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-20-0050.jpg2010-11-20-0050.jpgDecapterus koheru (Koheru) at the Hen and Chicken Islands, Northland, New Zealand. .Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FxjiiliHR5ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FxjiiliHR5o/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-04-0109.jpg2011-01-04-0109.dngCape pigeon / petrel (Daption capense) is silhouetted off the coast of Stewart Island, New Zealand..Tuesday 04 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lDCgn.4NpCghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lDCgn.4NpCg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-04-0086.jpg2011-01-04-0086.dngCape pigeon / petrel (Daption capense) is silhouetted off the coast of Stewart Island, New Zealand..Tuesday 04 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001Ay86lWCiLwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001Ay86lWCiLw/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0129.jpg2012-02-19-0129.jpgDecapterus koheru (Koheru)..Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 349.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson, Ian Skipworth..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 191:43 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 29.3 meters..Bottom Time: 66 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,115 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U.aJIMa1ZmMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U.aJIMa1ZmM/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0108.jpg2010-03-13-0108.jpgUpeneichthys lineatus (Goatfish) near The Great Wall at the Poor Knights, New Zealand..Saturday 31 Febuary.Photograph Richard Robinson .Dive Number 143.Max Depth 21.6 m. .Average Depth 8 m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 71 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6613 min. .Cumulative Time 6684 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rZC6vvofDDYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rZC6vvofDDY/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0153.jpg2012-02-18-0153.jpgCryptichthys jojettae (Cryptic triplefin)..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 345.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000If.phkr7LBUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000If.phkr7LBU/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0139.jpg2012-02-18-0139.jpgCryptichthys jojettae (Cryptic triplefin)..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 345.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mHqQl8i3C0shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mHqQl8i3C0s/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0142.jpg2012-02-18-0142.jpgCryptichthys jojettae (Cryptic triplefin)..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 345.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qWkH_x84q2Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qWkH_x84q2I/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0362.jpg2009-07-26-0362.jpgRuanoho whero (Spectacled triplefin) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000itCDhRzeCSohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000itCDhRzeCSo/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0365.jpg2009-07-26-0365.jpgRuanoho whero (Spectacled triplefin) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001TdiwupAekIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001TdiwupAekI/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0109.jpg2009-07-26-0109.jpgCryptichthys jojettae (Cryptic triplefin)..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hkk7PP.UlHchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hkk7PP.UlHc/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0189.jpg2011-01-06-0189.jpgA rookery of albatross at North Cape of the Sub Antarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tQSOi7xUpRYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tQSOi7xUpRY/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0170.jpg2011-01-06-0170.jpgA rookery of albatross at North Cape of the Sub Antarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DRmOubgZF18https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DRmOubgZF18/fit=1000x1000/2011-11-24-0134.jpg2011-11-24-0134.jpgWednesday 23 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 383.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Twin Peaks, Northern Entrance to Port Fitzroy, Great Barrier Island..Temperature: 15.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 172:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 53.6 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,795 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,847 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AKACKe28CzQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AKACKe28CzQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-11-24-0134-2.jpg2011-11-24-0134-2.jpgWednesday 23 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 383.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Twin Peaks, Northern Entrance to Port Fitzroy, Great Barrier Island..Temperature: 15.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 172:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 53.6 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,795 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,847 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ylnyRsT.gHghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ylnyRsT.gHg/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0212.jpg2009-09-19-0212.jpgMado (Atypichthys latus) at Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 187.Boat : Yukon.Site : Tie Dye Arch.Max Depth 19.6 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 68 min..Bottom Time to Date 9480 min..Cumulative Time 9548min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NDg05tK23n4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NDg05tK23n4/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0276.jpg2009-09-19-0276.jpgPorae (Nemadactylus douglasii) at Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 187.Boat : Yukon.Site : Tie Dye Arch.Max Depth 19.6 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 68 min..Bottom Time to Date 9480 min..Cumulative Time 9548min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aBPTzf2nBbchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aBPTzf2nBbc/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0426.jpg2009-07-25-0426.jpgDemoiselle (Chromis dispilus) at Rikoriko Cave, Aorangi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 172.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Rikoriko Cave..Max Depth 17.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 97 min..Bottom Time to Date 8547 min..Cumulative Time 8644 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ROgemkLxarQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ROgemkLxarQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0427.jpg2009-07-25-0427.jpgDemoiselle (Chromis dispilus) at Rikoriko Cave, Aorangi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 172.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Rikoriko Cave..Max Depth 17.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 97 min..Bottom Time to Date 8547 min..Cumulative Time 8644 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a7PI8DDmA1shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a7PI8DDmA1s/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0437.jpg2009-07-25-0437.jpgDemoiselle (Chromis dispilus) at Rikoriko Cave, Aorangi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 172.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Rikoriko Cave..Max Depth 17.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 97 min..Bottom Time to Date 8547 min..Cumulative Time 8644 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RMVTzKGlq7Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RMVTzKGlq7M/fit=1000x1000/2008-11-30-0342.jpg2008-11-30-0342.jpgA Gem Nudibranch (Dendrodoris denisoni) feeds upon the Bryozoan (Catenicellidae sp.) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand.Sunday 30 November 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 127 Max Depth 26.5 m. Average Depth 10.7m. Temp 17 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 80 min. Bottom Time to Date 5585 min Cumulative Time 5665 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fUsSWOVyHKghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fUsSWOVyHKg/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-31-0009.jpg2010-10-31-0009.jpgZanclistius elevatus (Long-finned boarfish) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 31 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 287.Boat: El Tigre, Dive Tutukaka..Site: The Canyon..Dive Buddy : Mischa Temple and Pete Mesley...Temperature: 24.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 104:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 42.3 meters..Bottom Time: 93 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,263 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,356 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_JU_P43wyUEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_JU_P43wyUE/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-02-0020.jpg2010-10-02-0020.jpgCadlina willani at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Saturday 02 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 281.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Northen Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 12.6 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 94:17 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.8 meters...Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,502 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,583 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.vlEXyeoOJwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.vlEXyeoOJw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0256.jpg2011-05-19-0256.jpgMasked Moki (Cheilodactylus sp.) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011.Dive Number: 350.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VLp6Tlums4Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VLp6Tlums4Q/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0106.jpg2012-02-18-0106.jpgChromis dispilus (Demoiselle)..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 345.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001JSX0bWlJFkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001JSX0bWlJFk/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0107-1.jpg2012-02-18-0107_1.jpgChromis dispilus (Demoiselle)..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 345.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K_nYhq9ByHwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K_nYhq9ByHw/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0111.jpg2012-02-18-0111.jpgChromis dispilus (Demoiselle)..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 345.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vua3qJWeDKshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vua3qJWeDKs/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0116-1.jpg2012-02-18-0116_1.jpgChromis dispilus (Demoiselle)..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 345.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000acXpl8bD6P8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000acXpl8bD6P8/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0121.jpg2012-02-18-0121.jpgChromis dispilus (Demoiselle)..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 345.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B5kB0R0HyS4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B5kB0R0HyS4/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0126.jpgParma alboscapularis (Black angelfish)Parma alboscapularis (Black angelfish)..Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 349.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson, Ian Skipworth..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 191:43 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 29.3 meters..Bottom Time: 66 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,115 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cpWB23FbtcMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cpWB23FbtcM/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0133.jpgParma alboscapularis (Black angelfish)Parma alboscapularis (Black angelfish)..Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 349.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson, Ian Skipworth..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 191:43 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 29.3 meters..Bottom Time: 66 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,115 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Jy5d5QTHrF0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Jy5d5QTHrF0/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0140.jpgSlender RoughyOptivus elongatus (Slender roughy)..Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 349.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson, Ian Skipworth..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 191:43 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 29.3 meters..Bottom Time: 66 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,115 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bCuHnnDoBbMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bCuHnnDoBbM/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0137.jpg2010-01-28-0137.jpgA Blue-dot triplefin (Notoclinops caerulepunctus) Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 219.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 16:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 31.7 meters.Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,725 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LkfqSpXGHMohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LkfqSpXGHMo/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0402.jpg2010-01-28-0402.jpgSpectacled triplefin (Ruanoho whero) at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bXu.RlULzYEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bXu.RlULzYE/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0407.jpg2010-01-28-0407.jpgSpectacled triplefin (Ruanoho whero) at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y1cN.3JLPbghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y1cN.3JLPbg/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-01-0009.jpg2010-10-01-0009.jpgDendrodoris denisoni.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Distribution: Three Kings to Fiordland.Occurrence: Common.Size: Up to 80mm.Food: Sponges. At the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Friday 01 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 278.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 90:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 23.4 meters...Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,256 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,357 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j88UTc19tmghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j88UTc19tmg/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0229.jpg2010-12-27-0229.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LaLi6sL7DIshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LaLi6sL7DIs/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0455.jpg2010-04-17-0455.jpgNudibranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 238.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Kent Ericksen. .Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 39.14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,067minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,147minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OA_kdiKlDjkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OA_kdiKlDjk/fit=1000x1000/2008-11-30-0156.jpg2008-11-30-0156.jpgA Snapper (Pagrus Auratus) at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand...Sunday 30 November 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 126 Max Depth 25.6 m. Average Depth 13.6m. Temp 17 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 70 min. Bottom Time to Date 5515 min Cumulative Time 5585 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.MlKCEa5fJwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.MlKCEa5fJw/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0112.jpg2010-10-03-0112.jpgCanthigaster callisterna (Sharp-nosed pufferfish) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PtatqvcRQvwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PtatqvcRQvw/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0115.jpg2010-10-03-0115.jpgCanthigaster callisterna (Sharp-nosed pufferfish) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cqFF7ETHXg0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cqFF7ETHXg0/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0064.jpg2010-04-18-0064.jpgSolitary Hard Coral (Monomyces rubrum) at Baron Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 240.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Baron Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 42:15 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,248 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,333 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r9zrsj.8LUghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r9zrsj.8LUg/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0131.jpg2008-12-31-0131.jpgThe hydromedusa, Aequorea forskalea..Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003OwzUq4LvFIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003OwzUq4LvFI/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0218.jpg2008-12-31-0218.jpgThe hydromedusa, Aequorea forskalea..Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009cePP2h19rQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009cePP2h19rQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0029.jpg2012-05-12-0029.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bcGQfGKEWSohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bcGQfGKEWSo/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0015.jpg2009-09-19-0015.jpgThousands of the wandering seabird the Buller's Shearwater (Puffinis bulleri) arrive at the Poor Knights Island's off the Eastern Coast of New Zealand..Buller's shearwaters breed only on the Poor Knights Islands, a protected, predator free, nature reserve off the eastern coast of Northland..During April to late May, Buller's shearwaters depart for the north Pacific, from Japan to the western coast of North America. Birds return to the Poor Knights in mid-September to court and clean out their burrows. ..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FGAxP9kWs6Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FGAxP9kWs6M/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-07-0164.jpg2009-03-07-0164.jpgMagenta Jewel Anemones (Corynactis haddoni) grow on a hand rail of the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Deepwater Cove, Bay of Islands, New Zealand..Saturday 07 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 150.Max Depth 28.9 m..Temp 22c. O2 29%.Bottom Time 61 min..Bottom Time to Date 7038 min..Cumulative Time 7099 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yWBUpGNNgaEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yWBUpGNNgaE/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-17-0044.jpg2012-02-17-0044.jpgPrimnoa sp. (Beaded gorgonian)..Friday 17 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Dennally?s Reef, near the entrance of Tutukaka Marina..Temperature: 18.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 183:51 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 35.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,492 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,600 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yKXDN6oVASIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yKXDN6oVASI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0029.jpg2009-12-05-0029.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iJElMAwejR4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iJElMAwejR4/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0153.jpg2010-04-21-0153.jpgLeucothea sp. (Centophore) silhouetted at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 247.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 22.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 50:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 39.3 meters..Bottom Time: 67 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,756 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,823 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000syZOteHkmqghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000syZOteHkmqg/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-01-0034-2.jpg2009-01-01-0034-2.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) moves across an Encrusting Sponge Cilona celata at Cave Bay with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. Thursday 01 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 131 Max Depth 32.9 m. Average Depth 16.5 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 60 min. Bottom Time to Date 5827 min Cumulative Time 5887 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Blf.CIgFr0Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Blf.CIgFr0M/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-01-0034.jpg2009-01-01-0034.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) moves across an Encrusting Sponge Cilona celata at Cave Bay with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. Thursday 01 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 131 Max Depth 32.9 m. Average Depth 16.5 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 60 min. Bottom Time to Date 5827 min Cumulative Time 5887 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aYlwE2XPhoAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aYlwE2XPhoA/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0087.jpg2009-04-19-0087.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) at Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 162.Max Depth 31.3 m..Temp 20c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 86min..Bottom Time to Date 7844 min..Cumulative Time 7930 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GceO.CSQ1zchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GceO.CSQ1zc/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0104.jpg2009-04-19-0104.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) at Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 162.Max Depth 31.3 m..Temp 20c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 86min..Bottom Time to Date 7844 min..Cumulative Time 7930 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TaC1wwlfiR8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TaC1wwlfiR8/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0098.jpg2009-04-19-0098.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) at Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 162.Max Depth 31.3 m..Temp 20c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 86min..Bottom Time to Date 7844 min..Cumulative Time 7930 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kxvXfPRHO_Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kxvXfPRHO_Y/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-23-0033.jpg2009-05-23-0033.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) sits upon a broken Black Pillow Sponge (Ancorina alata) at the Poor Knights marine reserve, New Zealand. .Saturday 23 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 164.Max Depth 28 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 96 min..Bottom Time to Date 7991 min..Cumulative Time 8087 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006Zwl8d3Ny4Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006Zwl8d3Ny4A/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0075.jpg2009-07-26-0075.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) . on a stalk of Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BZWQMyRWZyghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BZWQMyRWZyg/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0077.jpg2009-07-26-0077.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) . on a stalk of Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000osaSlhx7mcEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000osaSlhx7mcE/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0078.jpg2009-07-26-0078.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) . on a stalk of Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004LV1VaFFTlghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004LV1VaFFTlg/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0088.jpg2009-07-26-0088.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) . on a stalk of Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dmg3tUQwbqohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dmg3tUQwbqo/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0089.jpg2009-07-26-0089.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) . on a stalk of Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F7hqVlG8p3Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F7hqVlG8p3Q/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0092.jpg2009-07-26-0092.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) . on a stalk of Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xf5X_Vh3sVUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xf5X_Vh3sVU/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0199.jpg2009-07-26-0199.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) hides inside a common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) holdfast at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D6TZpicfasYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D6TZpicfasY/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0201.jpg2009-07-26-0201.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) hides inside a common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) holdfast at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000072WTzYmzLH8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000072WTzYmzLH8/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0205.jpg2009-07-26-0205.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) hides inside a common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) holdfast at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UCCfOrYvGwUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UCCfOrYvGwU/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0045-2.jpg2009-11-15-0045-2.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) .on the red Bryozoan Catenicellidae sp. At Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d4st3Ghqawghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d4st3Ghqawg/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0312.jpg2010-01-28-0312.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) mate at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LkpoTPt5_sghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LkpoTPt5_sg/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0094.jpg2010-03-13-0094.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) ) hides amongst the Bryozoan Catenicellidae sp. at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 232.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 30.30 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,532 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,631 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fZnGoe2UmWMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fZnGoe2UmWM/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0095.jpg2010-03-13-0095.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) ) hides amongst the Bryozoan Catenicellidae sp. at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 232.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 30.30 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,532 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,631 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nzVwcs1NSTAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nzVwcs1NSTA/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-01-0089.jpg2010-10-01-0089.jpgGymnothorax prasinus (Yellow Moray) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Friday 01 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 278.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 90:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 23.4 meters...Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,256 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,357 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DE.Cos3jGzohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DE.Cos3jGzo/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-01-0119.jpg2010-10-01-0119.jpgParablennius laticlavius (Crested blenny) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Friday 01 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 278.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 90:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 23.4 meters...Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,256 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,357 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VHNbB3acmLwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VHNbB3acmLw/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-01-0120.jpg2010-10-01-0120.jpgParablennius laticlavius (Crested blenny) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Friday 01 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 278.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 90:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 23.4 meters...Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,256 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,357 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007gWWMgwWIGUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007gWWMgwWIGU/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-01-0155.jpg2010-10-01-0155.jpgAscidian Clavelina sp. at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Friday 01 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 279.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 91:50 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.4 meters...Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,357 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,435 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k7NTzFQ30zohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k7NTzFQ30zo/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-01-0186.jpg2010-10-01-0186.jpgAt the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Friday 01 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 280.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 92:57 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 10.7 meters...Bottom Time: 67 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,435 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,502 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001AXJvtDcC8Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001AXJvtDcC8M/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-01-0196.jpg2010-10-01-0196.jpgJanolus eximius (nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Friday 01 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 280.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 92:57 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 10.7 meters...Bottom Time: 67 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,435 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,502 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000xci0QMCZRMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000xci0QMCZRM/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-01-0197.jpg2010-10-01-0197.jpgJanolus eximius (nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Friday 01 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 280.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 92:57 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 10.7 meters...Bottom Time: 67 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,435 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,502 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Mct1f09KIJAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Mct1f09KIJA/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-02-0039.jpg2010-10-02-0039.jpgForsterygion flavonigrum (Yellow-black triplefin) amongst the ascidian Hypsistozoa fasmeriana at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Saturday 02 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 281.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Northen Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 12.6 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 94:17 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.8 meters...Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,502 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,583 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005Ys6yDbCcLIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005Ys6yDbCcLI/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0168-1.jpg2010-10-03-0168_1.jpgCaesioperca ledidoptera (Butterfly perch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uPlDMpnlfpEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uPlDMpnlfpE/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0168-2.jpg2010-10-03-0168_2.jpgCaesioperca ledidoptera (Butterfly perch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003UvMncWwuoUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003UvMncWwuoU/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0264.jpg2010-10-03-0264.jpgNotoclinops yaldwyni (Yaldwyn's triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zZHAKbrWsEEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zZHAKbrWsEE/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0264-2.jpg2010-10-03-0264_2.jpgNotoclinops yaldwyni (Yaldwyn's triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oiwl0IROT00https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oiwl0IROT00/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0110.jpg2009-04-19-0110.jpgA tiny Clown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) at Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 162.Max Depth 31.3 m..Temp 20c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 86min..Bottom Time to Date 7844 min..Cumulative Time 7930 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009GP36U5iH9chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009GP36U5iH9c/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0094.jpg2010-10-03-0094.jpgCaesioperca ledidoptera (Butterfly perch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.OJBL2GUYCQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.OJBL2GUYCQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0152.jpgScorpionfishAt the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D5Y4Eii0.zMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D5Y4Eii0.zM/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0211.jpg2010-10-03-0211.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) surrounded by the ascidian Clavelina sp. at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000udDfO9BFUv0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000udDfO9BFUv0/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0204.jpg2010-10-03-0204.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) surrounded by the ascidian Clavelina sp. at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Rgfh4in42I0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Rgfh4in42I0/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0188.jpg2010-10-03-0188.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) surrounded by the ascidian Clavelina sp. at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hwhcF5OljB4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hwhcF5OljB4/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-02-0075.jpg2010-10-02-0075.jpgDiacanthurus spinulimanus (Hermit Crab) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 02 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 282.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Channel, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 96:00 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters...Bottom Time: 104 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,583 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,687 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009vetcv1xMRshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009vetcv1xMRs/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0002.jpg2011-01-08-0002.jpgAdams Island, Carnley Harbour at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jjn0g2j37jUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jjn0g2j37jU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0720.jpg2011-01-05-0720.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) underwater at Station Cove off North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zYpwDQ3Oo1Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zYpwDQ3Oo1M/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0718.jpg2011-01-05-0718.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) underwater at Station Cove off North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j5y3kbsisrMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j5y3kbsisrM/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0239.jpg2010-04-23-0239.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) is illuminated by early morning light in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 255.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters..Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ato7mjkTFmwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ato7mjkTFmw/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0772.jpg2011-01-05-0772.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) underwater at Station Cove off North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UUhqnmsJbqIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UUhqnmsJbqI/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0773.jpg2011-01-05-0773.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) underwater at Station Cove off North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004B9d6mBD4wYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004B9d6mBD4wY/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0048.jpg2011-01-08-0048.jpgHeritage Expeditions lecturer Martin Cawthorn drives a zodiac through Victoria Passage in Carnley Harbour at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean.Saturday 08 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000Yyisj3zL6Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000Yyisj3zL6E/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0921.jpg2011-01-05-0921.jpgThe Sunsets over the Southern Ocean on the way to the Sub Antarctic Islands of the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DkpFN4.VhD8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DkpFN4.VhD8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0914.jpg2011-01-05-0914.jpgAn albatross is silhouetted as the Sunsets over the Southern Ocean on the way to the Sub Antarctic Islands of the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CHrQp9KgQGohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CHrQp9KgQGo/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0790.jpg2011-01-05-0790.jpgBull Kelp (Durvillaea Antarctica) towered by the Tree daisy, Olearia lyalli with the Snares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) at Station Cove on North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qMEOdWh0_YQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qMEOdWh0_YQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0870.jpg2009-10-30-0870.jpgGhostly Table and Chairs in the Bolshoi Lounge on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 195.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.4 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 31% and 100%.Bottom Time: 84 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9973 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,057 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gRo.0lMBTpshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gRo.0lMBTps/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-06-0193.jpg2010-01-06-0193.jpgNudibranch Trapania rudmani at Danger Rock, Northland New Zealand..Wednesday 06 January 2010...Dive Number: 216.Boat: 007, Northland Dive..Site: Danger Rock...Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 14:22 hh:mm..Maximum Depth : 30.8 meters.Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,435 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,510 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D.qKzoFZhgohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D.qKzoFZhgo/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0758.jpg2009-10-30-0758.jpgRebreather diver Andrew Simpson in the Festival Lounge bar on the Bridge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 194.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.7 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 74minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9899 minutes..Cumulative Time: 9973 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hu3vNmm_Tl4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hu3vNmm_Tl4/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0023.jpg2008-12-31-0023.jpgA Crested Blenny Parablennius laticlavius at Middle Arch with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y1ZltwMfr_Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y1ZltwMfr_Q/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-0282.jpg2010-09-23-0282.jpgPictured: Natasha Aduinar and Shane Parker work on keeping a whale calm after being moved off the beach at Spirits Bay to a nearby stream..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003W1PGvb2f0khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003W1PGvb2f0k/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-24-0164.jpg2010-09-24-0164.jpgPictured: Whales are loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay to be transported 50km south along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aM3HVemSeF8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aM3HVemSeF8/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0163-2.jpgHypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch)Hypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch) at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 186.Boat : Yukon.Site : Rosalie Bay.Max Depth 23.4 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 49 min..Bottom Time to Date 9431 min..Cumulative Time 9480min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CJLa7UOM8aohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CJLa7UOM8ao/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-10-0070.jpg2011-03-10-0070.jpgDepartment of Conservation's abundance survey on the critically endangered Maui's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui) and taking skin biopsy's to obtain DNA profiles of individual animals..Pictured: A biopsy dart takes a sample from a Maui's Dolphin..Thursday 10 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003gvLnsdNsKshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003gvLnsdNsKs/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0113.jpg2010-12-23-0113.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SkvDCoFp58khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SkvDCoFp58k/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0110.jpg2010-12-21-0110.jpgSecret Lake- Quentin Bennett is one of New Zealand's diving pioneers. Back in the 70's he used to pack his gear across Hawke's Bay backcountry in wheel barrows, looking for freshwater dive locations. Eventually he found this lake, with water as clear as gin-you can see from one side clear across to the other. Its location remains a guarded secret because the algae growth is very sensitive to disturbance. This frame sort of immortalises Quentin in his world..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hHnAGJ.BqvQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hHnAGJ.BqvQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0195-2.jpg2010-12-21-0195-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FqyYKjUWD3Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FqyYKjUWD3Y/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0129.jpg2010-12-23-0129.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CZ3SOjPIWWkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CZ3SOjPIWWk/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0193.jpg2010-12-21-0193.jpgSecret Lake- Quentin Bennett is one of New Zealand's diving pioneers. Back in the 70's he used to pack his gear across Hawke's Bay backcountry in wheel barrows, looking for freshwater dive locations. Eventually he found this lake, with water as clear as gin-you can see from one side clear across to the other. Its location remains a guarded secret because the algae growth is very sensitive to disturbance. This frame sort of immortalises Quentin in his world..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g9yj3r.HakYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g9yj3r.HakY/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0131-2.jpg2010-12-23-0131-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BshoN..txichttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BshoN..txic/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0129-2.jpg2010-12-23-0129-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006S1oP3mFaqQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006S1oP3mFaqQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0121.jpg2010-12-23-0121.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jd.da12jNushttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jd.da12jNus/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-08-0019.jpg2012-07-08-0019.jpgZanclistius elevatus (Long-finned boarfish) .Sunday 08 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 426.Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 222:08 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters.Bottom Time: 111 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,310 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,421 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aj8Gf2O1vLkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aj8Gf2O1vLk/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-08-0024.jpg2012-07-08-0024.jpgZanclistius elevatus (Long-finned boarfish) .Sunday 08 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 426.Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 222:08 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters.Bottom Time: 111 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,310 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,421 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bWW82jyoLUEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bWW82jyoLUE/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-11-0092.jpg2010-07-11-0092.jpgCallyspongia latituba (Organ-pipe sponge)at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 11 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 269.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 12.5 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 79:01 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 36.2 meters...Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,490 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,584 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bWIX_kfnpjQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bWIX_kfnpjQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-1195.jpg2009-10-31-1195.jpgLounge Seats in the Nevsky Bar on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov . The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 198.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 21.2 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 73 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,202 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,275 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.fau1c_kCkwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.fau1c_kCkw/fit=1000x1000/Pseudorca-crassidens-0007.jpgPseudorca crassidens-0007.jpgA pod of False-killer whales (Pseudorca crassidens) follows closely behind a pod of Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Tuesday 20 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TQlfNi6xZlUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TQlfNi6xZlU/fit=1000x1000/Pseudorca-crassidens-0003.jpgPseudorca crassidens-0003.jpgA pod of False-killer whales (Pseudorca crassidens) follows closely behind a pod of Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Tuesday 20 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Sy65wsxfBzMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Sy65wsxfBzM/fit=1000x1000/Pseudorca-crassidens-0010.jpgPseudorca crassidens-0010.jpgA pod of False-killer whales (Pseudorca crassidens) follows closely behind a pod of Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Tuesday 20 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aNdEBE56XFAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aNdEBE56XFA/fit=1000x1000/Pseudorca-crassidens-0008.jpgPseudorca crassidens-0008.jpgA pod of False-killer whales (Pseudorca crassidens) follows closely behind a pod of Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Tuesday 20 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Luvp3DaUfEchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Luvp3DaUfEc/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0636.jpg2011-01-05-0636.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) underwater at Station Cove off North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tZyDerQo9nMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tZyDerQo9nM/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0303.jpg2012-07-07-0303.jpgAphelodoris luctuosa (nudibranch).Saturday 07 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 425.Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Maximum Depth: 15 meters.Bottom Time: 90 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,220 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,310 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fWg4GiFsWnshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fWg4GiFsWns/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-01-0282.jpg2009-11-01-0282.jpgNIWA Vessel Tangaroa enters the Wellington Harbour..Sunday 01 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nzhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000CUiLQ4vItwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000CUiLQ4vItw/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-01-0208.jpg2009-11-01-0208.jpgSkipper Paul Gubb of Charter Vessel Sweet Georgia passes Cape Jackson in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand. At 5.37 pm on February 16th 1986 the Soviet Union built cruise ship The Mikhail Lermontov hit Hawea Rock situated 5 meters deep between the Cape and Lighthouse eventually sinking in Port Gore at 10:45 pm that evening. .Sunday 01 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nzhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ttM4mA5EucIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ttM4mA5EucI/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-01-0117.jpg2009-11-01-0117.jpghttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MX0PAtDOEKghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MX0PAtDOEKg/fit=1000x1000/2008-11-30-0173.jpg2008-11-30-0173.jpgA Snapper (Pagrus Auratus) at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand...Sunday 30 November 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 126 Max Depth 25.6 m. Average Depth 13.6m. Temp 17 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 70 min. Bottom Time to Date 5515 min Cumulative Time 5585 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JDlI3c_MoEchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JDlI3c_MoEc/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0014.jpg2010-12-27-0014.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Hp3iKaKYzIghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Hp3iKaKYzIg/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0025.jpg2010-12-27-0025.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hbPEqF8QhaYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hbPEqF8QhaY/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0042.jpg2010-12-27-0042.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QJZCfWExeYAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QJZCfWExeYA/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0089.jpg2010-12-27-0089.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TNp_BS0QTVYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TNp_BS0QTVY/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0214.jpg2010-12-27-0214.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W_U0oUtqlsohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W_U0oUtqlso/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0261.jpg2010-12-27-0261.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cjYgTLFff_ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cjYgTLFff_o/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0294.jpg2010-12-27-0294.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yQjDnwGWdeAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yQjDnwGWdeA/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-24-0255.jpg2009-08-24-0255.jpgFisherman in a small dinghy battle surf at Muriwai Beach on the West Coast of Auckland..Monday 24 August 2009.Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000acamTWIGSx0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000acamTWIGSx0/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0160.jpg2009-09-01-0160.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley Diving Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 01 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 182.Boat : Yukon Charters.Site : Ngaio Rock.Max Depth 18.5m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 72 min..Bottom Time to Date 9202 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p0MfKCuMt9Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p0MfKCuMt9E/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0143.jpg2009-09-01-0143.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley Diving Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 01 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 182.Boat : Yukon Charters.Site : Ngaio Rock.Max Depth 18.5m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 72 min..Bottom Time to Date 9202 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b_Yt8jUHe3ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b_Yt8jUHe3o/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0288.jpg2009-09-01-0288.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley Diving photographs marine life at the entrance to Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 183.Boat : Yukon Charters.Site : Middle Arch.Max Depth 22.3 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 69 min..Bottom Time to Date 9274 min..Cumulative Time 9343 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CQLill8dUIkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CQLill8dUIk/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0014.jpg2009-09-01-0014.jpgCommon Dolphin (delphinus delphis) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 01 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Fm5.dYFqSSAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Fm5.dYFqSSA/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0203.jpg2009-09-01-0203.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley Diving at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 183.Boat : Yukon Charters.Site : Middle Arch.Max Depth 22.3 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 69 min..Bottom Time to Date 9274 min..Cumulative Time 9343 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ttmXkDPd1XIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ttmXkDPd1XI/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0007.jpg2009-09-01-0007.jpgPoor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 01 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C89zH6XvtAQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C89zH6XvtAQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0208.jpg2009-09-01-0208.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley Diving at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 183.Boat : Yukon Charters.Site : Middle Arch.Max Depth 22.3 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 69 min..Bottom Time to Date 9274 min..Cumulative Time 9343 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tR7rbnVlI3chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tR7rbnVlI3c/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0013.jpg2009-09-01-0013.jpgCommon Dolphin (delphinus delphis) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 01 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000adAj5K6mluEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000adAj5K6mluE/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0048.jpg2009-09-01-0048.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley Before a Dive at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 01 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ErzNM_YcnV4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ErzNM_YcnV4/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-24-0246.jpg2009-08-24-0246.jpgFisherman in a small dinghy battle surf at Muriwai Beach on the West Coast of Auckland..Monday 24 August 2009.Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NkrLU3pennwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NkrLU3pennw/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-24-0255-2.jpg2009-08-24-0255-2.jpgFisherman in a small dinghy battle surf at Muriwai Beach on the West Coast of Auckland..Monday 24 August 2009.Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000omKhb2ynL9Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000omKhb2ynL9I/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0193.jpg2009-09-01-0193.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley Diving at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 183.Boat : Yukon Charters.Site : Middle Arch.Max Depth 22.3 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 69 min..Bottom Time to Date 9274 min..Cumulative Time 9343 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b1dh52hWshohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b1dh52hWsho/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0148.jpg2009-09-01-0148.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley Diving Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 01 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 182.Boat : Yukon Charters.Site : Ngaio Rock.Max Depth 18.5m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 72 min..Bottom Time to Date 9202 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O5yL7zpnFW4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O5yL7zpnFW4/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0310.jpg2009-09-01-0310.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley Diving photographs marine life at the entrance to Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 183.Boat : Yukon Charters.Site : Middle Arch.Max Depth 22.3 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 69 min..Bottom Time to Date 9274 min..Cumulative Time 9343 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TzSU4pxngTMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TzSU4pxngTM/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-24-0221.jpg2009-08-24-0221.jpgAustralasian Gannet (Morus serrator) at Muriwai Beach on the West Coast of Auckland..Monday 24 August 2009.Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000usU43uUZrCohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000usU43uUZrCo/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0380.jpg2009-09-01-0380.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley Diving photographs marine life at the entrance to Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 183.Boat : Yukon Charters.Site : Middle Arch.Max Depth 22.3 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 69 min..Bottom Time to Date 9274 min..Cumulative Time 9343 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nNsyc8u1T1Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nNsyc8u1T1Q/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-24-0190.jpg2009-08-24-0190.jpgA Sole Longboarder Surfer at Maori Bay on the West Coast of Auckland..Monday 24 August 2009.Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nZ7js0._VV4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nZ7js0._VV4/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0298.jpg2009-09-01-0298.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley Diving photographs marine life at the entrance to Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 183.Boat : Yukon Charters.Site : Middle Arch.Max Depth 22.3 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 69 min..Bottom Time to Date 9274 min..Cumulative Time 9343 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fqT2EPF5Oq0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fqT2EPF5Oq0/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0268.jpg2009-09-01-0268.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley is reflected in an air bubble trapped inside Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 183.Boat : Yukon Charters.Site : Middle Arch.Max Depth 22.3 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 69 min..Bottom Time to Date 9274 min..Cumulative Time 9343 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005CHZsvtDSq4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005CHZsvtDSq4/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-24-0236.jpg2009-08-24-0236.jpgAustralasian Gannet (Morus serrator) at Muriwai Beach on the West Coast of Auckland..Monday 24 August 2009.Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WwI6uBvniB0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WwI6uBvniB0/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-24-0174.jpg2009-08-24-0174.jpgKids Play at Muriwai Beach Auckland..Monday 24 August 2009.Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YzAc0ySi0.shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YzAc0ySi0.s/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0037.jpg2009-08-17-0037.jpgA Native longfin eel (Anguilla dieffenbachii) at the National Aquarium of New Zealand Napier..Monday 17 August 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p.wHvudeHGMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p.wHvudeHGM/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0107.jpg2009-09-01-0107.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley Before a Dive at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 01 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qgh7JBIScPchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qgh7JBIScPc/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0305.jpg2009-09-01-0305.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley Diving photographs marine life at the entrance to Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 183.Boat : Yukon Charters.Site : Middle Arch.Max Depth 22.3 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 69 min..Bottom Time to Date 9274 min..Cumulative Time 9343 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rvQdZtBYJEUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rvQdZtBYJEU/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-24-0294.jpg2009-08-24-0294.jpgAustralasian Gannet (Morus serrator) at Muriwai Beach on the West Coast of Auckland..Monday 24 August 2009.Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004JL545IBaz0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004JL545IBaz0/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-24-0220.jpg2009-08-24-0220.jpgAustralasian Gannet (Morus serrator) at Muriwai Beach on the West Coast of Auckland..Monday 24 August 2009.Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bv09RPf7b8Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bv09RPf7b8Y/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0092.jpg2009-08-17-0092.jpgMarine Parade ,Napier, Hawke's Bay New Zealand..Monday 17 August 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ha5_k4SFTz0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ha5_k4SFTz0/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-24-0227.jpg2009-08-24-0227.jpgAustralasian Gannet (Morus serrator) at Muriwai Beach on the West Coast of Auckland..Monday 24 August 2009.Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lC_9mnwS3xshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lC_9mnwS3xs/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0025.jpg2009-08-17-0025.jpgThe Richard Marshall Collection 1927-2004..Pictured : Jewel Anemone (Corynactis haddoni).https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EJt0cuioISghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EJt0cuioISg/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0368.jpg2010-12-27-0368.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000driIpWV9tUEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000driIpWV9tUE/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0410.jpg2010-12-27-0410.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cy41Rn47ULAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cy41Rn47ULA/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0367.jpg2010-12-27-0367.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hUKcdQTq7Gohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hUKcdQTq7Go/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0031.jpg2009-08-17-0031.jpgThe Richard Marshall Collection 1927-2004..Pictured : Yellow Zoanthid (Parazoanthus sp.)https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000evyIn7NCQowhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000evyIn7NCQow/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0024.jpg2009-08-17-0024.jpgThe Richard Marshall Collection 1927-2004..Pictured : Jewel Anemone (Corynactis haddoni).https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P.KYxuPSEGohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P.KYxuPSEGo/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-1223.jpg2009-10-31-1223.jpgGhostly table and Chairs in the Bolshoi Lounge on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 198.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 21.2 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 73 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,202 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,275 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L1kLKpq5NSohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L1kLKpq5NSo/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0004.jpg2009-09-19-0004.jpgThousands of the wandering seabird the Buller's Shearwater (Puffinis bulleri) arrive at the Poor Knights Island's off the Eastern Coast of New Zealand..Buller's shearwaters breed only on the Poor Knights Islands, a protected, predator free, nature reserve off the eastern coast of Northland..During April to late May, Buller's shearwaters depart for the north Pacific, from Japan to the western coast of North America. Birds return to the Poor Knights in mid-September to court and clean out their burrows. ..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GSEdZLO_tyAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GSEdZLO_tyA/fit=1000x1000/2007-05-22-183.jpg2007-05-22-183.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Pictured : Kelly in her main pool..Monday 21 May 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L1fKHnrxwyUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L1fKHnrxwyU/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0025.jpg2010-12-27-0025.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mq_SY_EmybQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mq_SY_EmybQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0150.jpg2010-04-18-0150.jpgThe channel between Aorangi Island and Tawhiti Rahi Island as dusk falls at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000noxXjXFh7d0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000noxXjXFh7d0/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0246-1.jpg2010-04-18-0246_1.jpgNudinbranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 241.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 18.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 43:29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 12.2 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,333 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,413 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YvJHN.bfQo8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YvJHN.bfQo8/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0003.jpg2010-04-23-0003.jpgThe sunrises through Eastern Arch on Aorangaia Island at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tx2iJ67waBIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tx2iJ67waBI/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0131.jpg2010-04-18-0131.jpgThe channel between Aorangi Island and Tawhiti Rahi Island as dusk falls at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K4ohnK2tRjEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K4ohnK2tRjE/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0251.jpg2010-04-18-0251.jpgNudinbranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 241.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 18.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 43:29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 12.2 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,333 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,413 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MFzmpfERCIUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MFzmpfERCIU/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0248.jpg2010-04-18-0248.jpgNudinbranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 241.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 18.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 43:29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 12.2 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,333 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,413 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F4TxctP6u1Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F4TxctP6u1M/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0261.jpg2010-12-27-0261.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IuyOQP8Aq8whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IuyOQP8Aq8w/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0089.jpg2010-12-27-0089.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eVEypzOKoawhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eVEypzOKoaw/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0195-4.jpg2010-12-21-0195-4.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Rr.i6b9f8SMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Rr.i6b9f8SM/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0235.jpg2010-12-27-0235.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vZ_zzalDSZchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vZ_zzalDSZc/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0144.jpg2010-12-27-0144.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.qrqRBYEWLohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.qrqRBYEWLo/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0131.jpg2010-12-23-0131.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ywwUmvB5jDIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ywwUmvB5jDI/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0195-5.jpg2010-12-21-0195-5.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.jti.SH2qYIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.jti.SH2qYI/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0021.jpg2010-12-23-0021.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Sbga6N9xtyIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Sbga6N9xtyI/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0197-2.jpg2010-12-21-0197-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.kXvfZ.LJVIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.kXvfZ.LJVI/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0051.jpg2010-12-27-0051.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c11bEpXF_zchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c11bEpXF_zc/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0021-2.jpg2010-12-23-0021-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000031uwf49FOJohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000031uwf49FOJo/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0212-2.jpg2010-12-21-0212-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wnH1y1NPFx8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wnH1y1NPFx8/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0197.jpg2010-12-21-0197.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hkk30bXRLNQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hkk30bXRLNQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0196.jpg2010-12-21-0196.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YkEIqwq24CQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YkEIqwq24CQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0084.jpg2011-02-13-0084.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 300.Site: Whale Boat wreck, Waikaremoana..Dive Buddy : Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,108 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xT1PdPgV0EUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xT1PdPgV0EU/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0196-2.jpg2010-12-21-0196-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LjwbRq7VlN8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LjwbRq7VlN8/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0043-2.jpg2010-12-23-0043-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r2V2f9f7eD8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r2V2f9f7eD8/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0037-3.jpg2010-12-23-0037-3.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008_oBYc3WmVMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008_oBYc3WmVM/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0040.jpg2010-12-23-0040.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000flmO9PdGrpghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000flmO9PdGrpg/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0246.jpg2011-02-13-0246.jpgSecret Lake- Quentin Bennett is one of New Zealand's diving pioneers. Back in the 70's he used to pack his gear across Hawke's Bay backcountry in wheel barrows, looking for freshwater dive locations. Eventually he found this lake, with water as clear as gin-you can see from one side clear across to the other. Its location remains a guarded secret because the algae growth is very sensitive to disturbance. This frame sort of immortalises Quentin in his world.Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 301.Site: Secret Lake..Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,108 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,168 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000043W.NJDRheUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000043W.NJDRheU/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0051-2.jpg2010-12-23-0051-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ioSoxzG9WH4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ioSoxzG9WH4/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0238.jpg2009-09-01-0238.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley is reflected in an air bubble trapped inside Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 183.Boat : Yukon Charters.Site : Middle Arch.Max Depth 22.3 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 69 min..Bottom Time to Date 9274 min..Cumulative Time 9343 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LDFkmV4ZGNshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LDFkmV4ZGNs/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0091-2.jpg2010-12-23-0091-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.ayYF1eX1oQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.ayYF1eX1oQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0312.jpg2011-02-13-0312.jpgSecret Lake- Quentin Bennett is one of New Zealand's diving pioneers. Back in the 70's he used to pack his gear across Hawke's Bay backcountry in wheel barrows, looking for freshwater dive locations. Eventually he found this lake, with water as clear as gin-you can see from one side clear across to the other. Its location remains a guarded secret because the algae growth is very sensitive to disturbance. This frame sort of immortalises Quentin in his world.Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 301.Site: Secret Lake..Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,108 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,168 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Lx54Fz99WNYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Lx54Fz99WNY/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0304.jpg2011-02-13-0304.jpgSecret Lake- Quentin Bennett is one of New Zealand's diving pioneers. Back in the 70's he used to pack his gear across Hawke's Bay backcountry in wheel barrows, looking for freshwater dive locations. Eventually he found this lake, with water as clear as gin-you can see from one side clear across to the other. Its location remains a guarded secret because the algae growth is very sensitive to disturbance. This frame sort of immortalises Quentin in his world.Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 301.Site: Secret Lake..Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,108 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,168 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iBzHEr9oGcEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iBzHEr9oGcE/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0056-2.jpg2010-12-23-0056-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sIhq34lgpYwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sIhq34lgpYw/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-1157.jpg2010-09-23-1157.jpgOn Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W_2r6chlSMQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W_2r6chlSMQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-1101.jpg2010-09-23-1101.jpgPictured: As dusk fall and the temperature drops, volunteers work into the night keeping the whales calm and moist..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b6yZE_jpkj0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b6yZE_jpkj0/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-24-0245.jpg2010-09-24-0245.jpgPictured: On the journey 50km south to Rarawa Beach there is numerous stops to check the whales conditions and spray them with water to keep them moist..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OMg58NDPtmwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OMg58NDPtmw/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0085-2.jpg2010-12-23-0085-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HjDniCRzKlUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HjDniCRzKlU/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0199.jpg2010-04-17-0199.jpgNudibranch, Cratena lineata?.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Aeolidina.Family: Glaucidae.Location :The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 237.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 37.55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,977 minutes..Cumulative Time: 13,067minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tNhq1S5lEN4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tNhq1S5lEN4/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-13-0514.jpg2010-05-13-0514.jpgA Polish puzon player on fire at the Royal Square in Old Town Warsaw, Poland..Wednesday 12 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z7qlAf1hcd4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z7qlAf1hcd4/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0223-Edit.jpg2011-04-10-0223-Edit.jpgSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.These fish can grow over 100 years old, reaching a length of 2 metres, weighing over 150kg.Sunday 10 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 328.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters..Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z_gCNsSHVrEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z_gCNsSHVrE/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0308.jpgGrey Moray EelA Grey Moray (Gymnothorax nublis) Eel at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 82 : Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 23.2 m. Average Depth 11.9 m.Bottom Time 58 min. Bottom Time to Date 3479 min Cumulative Time 3537 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ItSebn5.oBIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ItSebn5.oBI/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-1047.jpg2010-09-23-1047.jpgPictured: Marine Biologist Natasha Aduinar and Dr Ingrid Visser from the Orca Research Trust try to bring one of the whales into the shallows of the stream as dusk falls..On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000glvYlR.3JFwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000glvYlR.3JFw/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-1038.jpg2009-10-31-1038.jpgRebreather diver Andrew Simpson swims through the Winter Garden on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 197.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 30.1meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 85 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,117 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,202 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LTL4.ri2vLchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LTL4.ri2vLc/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-1042.jpg2009-10-31-1042.jpgRebreather diver Andrew Simpson swims through the Winter Garden on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 197.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 30.1meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 85 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,117 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,202 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K4knsAkw.W0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K4knsAkw.W0/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-1201.jpg2009-10-31-1201.jpgLounge Seats in the Nevsky Bar on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov . The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 198.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 21.2 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 73 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,202 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,275 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LDGWj7RKzYMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LDGWj7RKzYM/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-1078.jpg2009-10-31-1078.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson illuminates the Mooring Deck at the back of the Restaurant Deck on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class, Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 197.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 30.1meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 85 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,117 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,202 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VQrNM43ww8khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VQrNM43ww8k/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0292-1.jpgFlat WormPseudoceros sp. (Flat Worm). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 470 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:30 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,547 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,616 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u7iIE0GjnRshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u7iIE0GjnRs/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-13-0364.jpg2010-02-13-0364.jpgA diveflag flys as Sunset falls on Eastern Arch (Centre) on Aorangaia Island and Blur Maomao Arch (Right) on Archway Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F.a_cuNirMghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F.a_cuNirMg/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-14-0077.jpg2010-02-14-0077.jpgEastern Arch on Aorangaia Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 14 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QrnDJTRqjschttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QrnDJTRqjsc/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-13-0323.jpg2010-02-13-0323.jpgSunset falls on Ngaio Rock (left ) and Aorangi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ua7nPeqlEYohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ua7nPeqlEYo/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-13-0392.jpg2010-02-13-0392.jpgA Sunset falls on Eastern Arch (Centre) on Aorangaia Island and Blur Maomao Arch (Right) on Archway Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yjjoR74iaCghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yjjoR74iaCg/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-28-0096.jpg2010-02-28-0096.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett in his secret freshwater spring in New Zealand..Sunday 28 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dlWmkeuGlWYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dlWmkeuGlWY/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-13-0267.jpg2010-02-13-0267.jpgSalt crystals on the window of Pacific Hideaway at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lfqyp2fzFxQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lfqyp2fzFxQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-13-0194.jpg2010-02-13-0194.jpgA school of Kingfish (Seriola lalandi) at Fred's Pinnacle at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 227.Boat: Pacific Hideaway..Site: Fred's Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 26:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 87 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,307 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,394 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aw89Dy6SzTchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aw89Dy6SzTc/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-13-0327.jpg2010-02-13-0327.jpgSunset falls on Eastern Arch (Centre) on Aorangaia Island and Blur Maomao Arch (Right) on Archway Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j9Y4e7.OgU8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j9Y4e7.OgU8/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-13-0352.jpg2010-02-13-0352.jpgSunset falls on Eastern Arch (Centre) on Aorangaia Island and Blur Maomao Arch (Right) on Archway Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TJ5JgJ5QjlUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TJ5JgJ5QjlU/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-13-0251.jpg2010-02-13-0251.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson enters the water at Fred's Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 227.Boat: Pacific Hideaway..Site: Fred's Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 26:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 87 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,307 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,394 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000001iJ6GedD.chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000001iJ6GedD.c/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-28-0098-2.jpg2010-02-28-0098-2.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett in his secret freshwater spring in New Zealand..Sunday 28 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l6MDkLaRb6chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l6MDkLaRb6c/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-28-0119.jpg2010-02-28-0119.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett in his secret freshwater spring in New Zealand..Sunday 28 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gBkApfqxaTohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gBkApfqxaTo/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-13-0048.jpg2010-02-13-0048.jpgA school of Demoiselle (Chromis dispilus) at Tie Dye Arch at The Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) , Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 226.Boat: Pacific Hideaway..Site: Tie Dye Arch at The Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) , Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 25:30 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 20.6 meters.Bottom Time: 87 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,220 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,307 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000710h5TjCCoUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000710h5TjCCoU/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-13-0051.jpg2010-02-13-0051.jpgA school of Demoiselle (Chromis dispilus) at Tie Dye Arch at The Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) , Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 226.Boat: Pacific Hideaway..Site: Tie Dye Arch at The Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) , Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 25:30 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 20.6 meters.Bottom Time: 87 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,220 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,307 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oxMbZkaM12ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oxMbZkaM12o/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-28-0069.jpg2010-02-28-0069.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett's secret freshwater spring in New Zealand..Sunday 28 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vkXKXd_LBXMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vkXKXd_LBXM/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-28-0118.jpg2010-02-28-0118.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett in his secret freshwater spring in New Zealand..Sunday 28 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Sb1O.0cShhghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Sb1O.0cShhg/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-28-0098.jpg2010-02-28-0098.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett in his secret freshwater spring in New Zealand..Sunday 28 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000dz1qUzcZFshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000dz1qUzcZFs/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-13-0354.jpg2010-02-13-0354.jpgSunset falls on Eastern Arch (Centre) on Aorangaia Island and Blur Maomao Arch (Right) on Archway Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NxNDIfaH5Dghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NxNDIfaH5Dg/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-13-0167.jpg2010-02-13-0167.jpgUnderwater Photographer Ian Skipworth inside Tie Dye Arch at The Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) , Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 226.Boat: Pacific Hideaway..Site: Tie Dye Arch at The Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) , Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 25:30 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 20.6 meters.Bottom Time: 87 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,220 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,307 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Hdb8.HuWATMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Hdb8.HuWATM/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-28-0099.jpg2010-02-28-0099.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett in his secret freshwater spring in New Zealand..Sunday 28 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EhxRl9JwMAQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EhxRl9JwMAQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-26-0007.jpg2011-02-26-0007.jpgTrachypoma macracanthus (Toadstool grouper) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 304.Boat: Pacific Hideaway..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 22.2 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 116:36 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 37.8 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,645 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,737 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z5FYwEB_DKAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z5FYwEB_DKA/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-28-0014.jpg2010-02-28-0014.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett in his secret freshwater spring in New Zealand..Sunday 28 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v1X0QmymCHohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v1X0QmymCHo/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-28-0040.jpg2010-02-28-0040.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett's secret freshwater spring in New Zealand..Sunday 28 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000drbjyzzgp9Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000drbjyzzgp9Y/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-28-0045.jpg2010-02-28-0045.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett's secret freshwater spring in New Zealand..Sunday 28 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000032YrwGQ1rrchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000032YrwGQ1rrc/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-28-0062.jpg2010-02-28-0062.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett in his secret freshwater spring in New Zealand..Sunday 28 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iniwLX.x.WYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iniwLX.x.WY/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0056.jpg2009-07-25-0056.jpgThe Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) part of the Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YU88kDmKpHAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YU88kDmKpHA/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0064.jpg2009-07-25-0064.jpgThe Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) part of the Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hmp7UYQouZMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hmp7UYQouZM/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0299.jpg2010-07-09-0299.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson is Silhouetted inside of Rikoriko Cave at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SX5WfzMLnFshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SX5WfzMLnFs/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0281.jpg2010-07-09-0281.jpgSponges Unidentified by the Photographer from the phylum porifera on the floor of Rikoriko Cave at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c3VAn_kTGHohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c3VAn_kTGHo/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-28-0012.jpg2010-02-28-0012.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett in his secret freshwater spring in New Zealand..Sunday 28 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000053lD2mof8.8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000053lD2mof8.8/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0034.jpg2010-03-13-0034.jpgCompound Ascidians on Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 232.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 30.30 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,532 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,631 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009Yp5j2JGGtYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009Yp5j2JGGtY/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0238.jpg2009-07-25-0238.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) at Northern Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oy_wsMjMKX4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oy_wsMjMKX4/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0306.jpg2009-07-25-0306.jpgShark fin Cave at Aorangi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oVlC.ncAagIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oVlC.ncAagI/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0309.jpg2009-07-25-0309.jpgSerpent Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IEDpggG0hoohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IEDpggG0hoo/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0204.jpg2011-09-03-0204.jpgOkenia mija (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 377.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 164:20 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 36.3 meters..Bottom Time: 84 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,242 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,326 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L9k6.xITSBshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L9k6.xITSBs/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0422.jpg2009-07-25-0422.jpgDemoiselle (Chromis dispilus) at Rikoriko Cave, Aorangi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 172.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Rikoriko Cave..Max Depth 17.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 97 min..Bottom Time to Date 8547 min..Cumulative Time 8644 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kcvs4u8qNX0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kcvs4u8qNX0/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-28-0170.jpg2009-09-28-0170.jpgA New Zealand Pukeko or Purple Swamphen (Porphyrio porphyrio)..Tuesday 29 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M38Qtl_nJQUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M38Qtl_nJQU/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-28-0173.jpg2009-09-28-0173.jpgA New Zealand Pukeko or Purple Swamphen (Porphyrio porphyrio)..Tuesday 29 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y03MVPhz.8ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y03MVPhz.8o/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-28-0186.jpg2009-09-28-0186.jpgA New Zealand Pukeko or Purple Swamphen (Porphyrio porphyrio)..Tuesday 29 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xQdc144IvLQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xQdc144IvLQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-28-0218.jpg2009-09-28-0218.jpgBlack swan (Cygnus atratus) in New Zealand..Tuesday 29 September 2009.New Zealand Herald Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SxpIBmRY5E0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SxpIBmRY5E0/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-28-0229.jpg2009-09-28-0229.jpgBlack swan (Cygnus atratus) in New Zealand..Tuesday 29 September 2009.New Zealand Herald Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A0.vnMXckl0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A0.vnMXckl0/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0499.jpg2009-07-25-0499.jpgSolitary Hard Coral (Monomyces rubrum) at Rikoriko Cave, Aorangi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 172.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Rikoriko Cave..Max Depth 17.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 97 min..Bottom Time to Date 8547 min..Cumulative Time 8644 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rrxuAFkjHDghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rrxuAFkjHDg/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0051-2.jpg2009-07-26-0051-2.jpgHalf-banded Perch (Hypoplectrodes sp.) at Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OFDewXnHojMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OFDewXnHojM/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0086.jpg2009-07-26-0086.jpgA Clown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) on a stalk of Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZuEi4_ndxrkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZuEi4_ndxrk/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0088.jpg2009-07-26-0088.jpgA Clown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) on a stalk of Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YioluEWy0m8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YioluEWy0m8/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0089.jpg2009-07-26-0089.jpgA Clown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) on a stalk of Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Tilh8hBJvmAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Tilh8hBJvmA/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0095.jpg2009-07-26-0095.jpgA Clown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) on a stalk of Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s63UpdvL7Kshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s63UpdvL7Ks/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0130.jpg2009-07-26-0130.jpgthe Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ir5w6wkuqHshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ir5w6wkuqHs/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-28-0032.jpgGrey Moray EelA Grey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) shot at a 2:1 magnification at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Monday 28 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 315.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Butterfish Bay too Maomao Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 130:55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,526 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,607 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VwFj_1jcIPIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VwFj_1jcIPI/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0205.jpg2009-07-26-0205.jpgA Clown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) hides inside a common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) holdfast at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HpqpqUWJToohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HpqpqUWJToo/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0217.jpg2009-07-26-0217.jpgA Gem Nudibranch (Dendrodoris denisoni) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nPQtbMA_zm4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nPQtbMA_zm4/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0255.jpg2009-07-26-0255.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TT7Nh8gfxJAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TT7Nh8gfxJA/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0260.jpg2009-07-26-0260.jpgSea Urchin (Heliocidaris tuberculatus) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004xYMZdjakbUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004xYMZdjakbU/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0395.jpg2009-07-26-0395.jpgA snapper ( Pagrus auratus) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nt46JF9Utzshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nt46JF9Utzs/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0401.jpg2009-07-26-0401.jpgA snapper ( Pagrus auratus) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006aE_l4_LfcIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006aE_l4_LfcI/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0082.jpg2009-03-08-0082.jpgUnderwater Photographer and Rebreather Diver Pete Mesley on the final resting place of the wreck the Rainbow Warrior near the Cavallii Islands Northland New Zealand. .Greenpeace's flagship, the Warrior was sunk by the French on July 10, 1985, in Auckland Harbour while she was on her way to protest nuclear testing on the Mururoa Atoll..Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 151.Max Depth 24 m..Temp 22c. O2 37%.Bottom Time 79 min..Bottom Time to Date 7099 min..Cumulative Time 7178 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_Ps50ch59mIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_Ps50ch59mI/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0040.jpgHypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch)Hypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch). Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 356.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve...Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 199:29 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50..Maximum Depth: 62.7 meters..Bottom Time: 105 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,552 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,657 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M9BaiJtbd1ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M9BaiJtbd1g/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0015.jpg2009-08-17-0015.jpgThe Richard Marshall Collection 1927-2004..Pictured : Unknown Diver at Lake Waikaremoana, at the Waikaremoana Holes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000068GoifSAJnAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000068GoifSAJnA/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-19-0321.jpg2010-04-19-0321.jpgDiver Kent Ericksen inside Long Cave or better known as Matt's Crack .at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand.At the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Monday 19 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 243.Boat: Mazurka..Site: MattÕs Crack, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 45:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 15.7 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,488 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,561 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kx4A0sVZLkUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kx4A0sVZLkU/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0154.jpg2012-02-18-0154.jpgCryptichthys jojettae (Cryptic triplefin)..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 345.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VriVo_LA5H0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VriVo_LA5H0/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0189.jpg2012-04-15-0189.dngTrinchesia sp. Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 358.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 15 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,760 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,845 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JO8K84J5VOQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JO8K84J5VOQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0160.jpg2010-04-18-0160.jpgA camouflage crab also known as a decorator crab (Notomithrax sp.) at night in Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 241.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 18.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 43:29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 12.2 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,333 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,413 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E5QfnNHFTa4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E5QfnNHFTa4/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-23-0071.jpg2009-05-23-0071.jpgA male Suezicthys aylingi (Crimson cleanerfish) at the Poor Knights marine reserve, New Zealand. .Saturday 23 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 164.Max Depth 28 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 96 min..Bottom Time to Date 7991 min..Cumulative Time 8087 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000201XI3XbgcQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000201XI3XbgcQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0211.jpg2012-04-15-0211.dngTrinchesia sp. Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 358.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 15 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,760 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,845 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MiTjoNGhl6khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MiTjoNGhl6k/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-02-0076.jpg2010-10-02-0076.jpgDiacanthurus spinulimanus (Hermit Crab) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 02 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 282.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Channel, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 96:00 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters...Bottom Time: 104 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,583 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,687 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WCtszCybQ7ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WCtszCybQ7o/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-11-0010.jpg2008-08-11-0010.jpgButterfly Perch (Caesioperca lepidoptera) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Monday 11 August 2008.Dive Number 92 : Ngai Rock Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 35.1 m. Average Depth 16.2 m. Temp 14c. O2:21%.Bottom Time 42 min. Bottom Time to Date 4010 min Cumulative Time 4052 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a04wSAHyI6khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a04wSAHyI6k/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-11-0129.jpg2008-08-11-0129.jpgA Crested Blenny (Parablennius laticlavius) living in a barnacle hole at Red Baron Caves at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Monday 11 August 2008.Dive Number 93 : Red Baron Caves Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 19.5 m. Average Depth 9.1 m. Temp 14c. O2:21%.Bottom Time 69 min. Bottom Time to Date 4121 min Cumulative Time 4052 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xux4WR4DiGghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xux4WR4DiGg/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-18-0042.jpg2008-05-18-0042.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) at Goat Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 18 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 78 : Goat Island.Max Depth 6.4 m. Average Depth 3.4.Bottom Time 34 min. Bottom Time to Date 3333 min Cumulative Time 3367 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000004hfgoiiFQ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000004hfgoiiFQ8/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-28-0033.jpg2010-02-28-0033.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett in his secret freshwater spring in New Zealand..Sunday 28 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009QUvt0TI444https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009QUvt0TI444/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-18-0022.jpg2008-04-18-0022.jpgA Long-Tailed Stingray (Dasyatis thetidis) rests in the sand at the bottom of Rikoriko Cave at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 18 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 71 : Riko Riko Cave in the Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 28.4m. Average Depth 14.3.Bottom Time 54min. Bottom Time to Date 2937min Cumulative Time 2991min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N369rWixMxEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N369rWixMxE/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-21-0145.jpg2008-04-21-0145.jpgDemoiselle (Chromis dispilus) school at the Pinnacles at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Monday 21 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 76 : The Pinacles at the Poor Knights with Dive Yukon Charters..Max Depth 30.2 m. Average Depth 15.5.Bottom Time 48 min. Bottom Time to Date 3206 min Cumulative Time 3254 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WSCqRar3MBghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WSCqRar3MBg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0144-2.jpg2011-05-16-0144-2.jpgYellow Boxfish (Ostracion cubicus) off the western side of North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Monday 16 May 2011..hotograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: .Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters..Bottom Time: 66 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wayHMf_UpS8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wayHMf_UpS8/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0806.jpg2009-10-30-0806.jpgDecaying books inside the Officers Mess on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 195.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.4 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 31% and 100%.Bottom Time: 84 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9973 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,057 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FBhzbemQrRAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FBhzbemQrRA/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0847.jpg2009-10-30-0847.jpgGhostly tables in the Bolshoi Lounge on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 195.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.4 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 31% and 100%.Bottom Time: 84 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9973 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,057 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000opQ3HTKYxRkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000opQ3HTKYxRk/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0860.jpg2009-10-30-0860.jpgSpiral Staircase in the Bolshoi Lounge on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 195.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.4 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 31% and 100%.Bottom Time: 84 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9973 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,057 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pccsMo9dgaghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pccsMo9dgag/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0303-1.jpg2010-07-09-0303_1.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson is Silhouetted inside of Rikoriko Cave at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BJfOJZpr2Kghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BJfOJZpr2Kg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0192-2.jpg2011-05-20-0192-2.jpgLord Howe Coral Fish (Amphichaetodon howensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Friday 20 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 353.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis..Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters..Bottom Time: 42 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fAsMbtoFZBchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fAsMbtoFZBc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0189.jpgGold-ribbon GrouperGold-ribbon Grouper (Aulacocephalus temmincki) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011.Dive Number: 350.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_UZLK2QAgvQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_UZLK2QAgvQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0231-2.jpg2011-05-19-0231-2.jpgPorcupine Fish (Diodon hystrix) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 350.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y3mXMYeeAtYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y3mXMYeeAtY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0189-2.jpg2011-05-16-0189-2.jpgPhyllidiella pustulosa a Nudibranch that is common at the Kermadec Islands but so far not recorded from mainland New Zealand. Pictured on the western side of North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Monday 16 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: .Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters..Bottom Time: 66 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BYciIwdgO5Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BYciIwdgO5Q/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0715-2.jpg2011-05-16-0715-2.jpgMoorish idol (Zanclus cornutus) at North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Monday 16 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011.Dive Number: 344.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis..Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,524 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,585 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IZssGoFCEeAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IZssGoFCEeA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0298-2.jpgGalapagos SharkGalapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 350.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J.cA4qNvzpIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J.cA4qNvzpI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0079-2.jpg2011-05-19-0079-2.jpgKermadec Scalyfin (Parma kermadecensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 349.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 30 meters..Bottom Time: 54 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,752 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,806 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KOzE1OgP18ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KOzE1OgP18o/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0254-2.jpg2011-05-19-0254-2.jpgPorcupine Fish (Diodon hystrix) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 350.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YrzRRCRagUEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YrzRRCRagUE/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0010-2.jpg2012-04-19-0010_2.jpgChromis abyssicola (Deepsea chromis)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 365.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 211:42 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters..Bottom Time: 95 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,337 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,432 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A9slgV6Xzj4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A9slgV6Xzj4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0077-2.jpg2011-05-19-0077-2.jpgKermadec Scalyfin (Parma kermadecensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 349.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 30 meters..Bottom Time: 54 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,752 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,806 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cZb_99P__tUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cZb_99P__tU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0242-2.jpg2011-05-19-0242-2.jpgPterois volitins (Lionfish) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011.Dive Number: 350.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WUKxGkfwI.khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WUKxGkfwI.k/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0010-1.jpg2012-04-19-0010_1.jpgChromis abyssicola (Deepsea chromis)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 365.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 211:42 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters..Bottom Time: 95 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,337 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,432 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cotdjCMGZKshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cotdjCMGZKs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0179-2.jpgGold-ribbon GrouperGold-ribbon Grouper (Aulacocephalus temmincki) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011.Dive Number: 350.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cTid3.XvJbkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cTid3.XvJbk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0002-2.jpg2011-05-20-0002-2.jpgMasked Moki (Cheilodactylus sp.) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Friday 20 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis..Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PUYRH_Ir430https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PUYRH_Ir430/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-30-0037-2.jpgMosaic MorayMosaic Moray (Enchelycore ramosa) at Inspiration Point at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 30 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 166.Max Depth 34.5 m..Temp 17c. O2 33%.Bottom Time 98 min..Bottom Time to Date 8149 min..Cumulative Time 8247 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001Rc3KW5QvgMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001Rc3KW5QvgM/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-02-0005.jpg2009-03-02-0005.jpgA Blue Eyed Triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) sits upon a Black encrusting Sponge (Tetrapocillon novaezealandiae) at Magic Wall at the Poor Knights New Zealand..Monday 02 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 148.Max Depth 18 m. .Average Depth 10 m. .Temp 28c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 80min. .Bottom Time to Date 6909 min. .Cumulative Time 6989 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AkOEXzC_E6ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AkOEXzC_E6o/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-02-0027.jpg2009-03-02-0027.jpgBackpage : A Blue Eyed Triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) at Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights New Zealand..Monday 02 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. For One of Use on the Herald Backpage. .Not for Group Use or News Pix.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xqA.s.5dJDchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xqA.s.5dJDc/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-18-0099.jpg2009-04-18-0099.jpgA close up of the Eye of a Toadstool Grouper (Trachypoma macracanthus) at Cleaner Fish Bay at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 18 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 159.Max Depth 37.9 m..Temp 20c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 80min..Bottom Time to Date 7625 min..Cumulative Time 7705 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BuYe2VsFkcYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BuYe2VsFkcY/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-21-0188.jpg2009-03-21-0188.jpgA Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand..Saturday 21 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 154.Max Depth 5 m..Temp 21c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120 min..Bottom Time to Date 7314 min..Cumulative Time 7434 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IDXISjMxkxghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IDXISjMxkxg/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-21-0204.jpg2009-03-21-0204.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett with a Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand..Saturday 21 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 154.Max Depth 5 m..Temp 21c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120 min..Bottom Time to Date 7314 min..Cumulative Time 7434 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WRf1BIx2HUEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WRf1BIx2HUE/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-21-0326.jpg2009-03-21-0326.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett with a Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand..Saturday 21 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 154.Max Depth 5 m..Temp 21c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120 min..Bottom Time to Date 7314 min..Cumulative Time 7434 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YUaf.E8uZv8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YUaf.E8uZv8/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-22-0082-2.jpg2009-03-22-0082-2.jpgIzzy a Salt Water Crocodile (Crocodilus porosus) at the National Aquarium of New Zealand in Napier..Sunday 21 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FjGl0rzDpL0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FjGl0rzDpL0/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0262.jpg2009-03-08-0262.jpgThe final resting place of the wreck the Rainbow Warrior near the Cavallii Islands Northland New Zealand. .Greenpeace's flagship, the Warrior was sunk by the French on July 10, 1985, in Auckland Harbour while she was on her way to protest nuclear testing on the Mururoa Atoll..Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 151.Max Depth 24 m..Temp 22c. O2 37%.Bottom Time 79 min..Bottom Time to Date 7099 min..Cumulative Time 7178 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000otv05sSiWEkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000otv05sSiWEk/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-21-0152.jpg2009-03-21-0152.jpgA Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand..Saturday 21 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 154.Max Depth 5 m..Temp 21c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120 min..Bottom Time to Date 7314 min..Cumulative Time 7434 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AvB2LH2nershttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AvB2LH2ners/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-21-0038.jpg2009-03-21-0038.jpgA Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) keeps a close eye on a school Common Dolphins (Delphinus delphis) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand..Saturday 21 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 154.Max Depth 5 m..Temp 21c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120 min..Bottom Time to Date 7314 min..Cumulative Time 7434 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BX.ASbyFvpghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BX.ASbyFvpg/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0195.jpg2009-03-08-0195.jpgA Leather Jacket (Parika scaber) hovers over the final resting place of the wreck the Rainbow Warrior near the Cavallii Islands Northland New Zealand. .Greenpeace's flagship, the Warrior was sunk by the French on July 10, 1985, in Auckland Harbour while she was on her way to protest nuclear testing on the Mururoa Atoll..Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 151.Max Depth 24 m..Temp 22c. O2 37%.Bottom Time 79 min..Bottom Time to Date 7099 min..Cumulative Time 7178 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J6EKtoJsIsEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J6EKtoJsIsE/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0386.jpg2009-03-08-0386.jpgThe New Zealand Native freshwater longfin Eel (Anguilla dieffenbachii) in a small Nothland Creek. .Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V9m30ltVl00https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V9m30ltVl00/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-09-0042.jpg2009-03-09-0042.jpgThe wreck of the HMNZS Waikato off the coast of Tutukaka, Northland New Zealand..Monday 09 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 152.Max Depth 29.8 m..Temp 23c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 7238 min..Cumulative Time 7314 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003iXKl.9NswQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003iXKl.9NswQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-21-0014.jpg2009-03-21-0014.jpgA Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand..Saturday 21 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 154.Max Depth 5 m..Temp 21c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120 min..Bottom Time to Date 7314 min..Cumulative Time 7434 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Eg2VtOHc8Vohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Eg2VtOHc8Vo/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-21-0157.jpg2009-03-21-0157.jpgA Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand..Saturday 21 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 154.Max Depth 5 m..Temp 21c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120 min..Bottom Time to Date 7314 min..Cumulative Time 7434 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cPz6EGU83wQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cPz6EGU83wQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0543.jpg2009-03-08-0543.jpgA Jason mirabilis Nudibranch found feeding on the hydroid Solanderia ramosa on the wreck of the Rainbow Warrior near the Cavallii Islands Northland New Zealand. .Greenpeace's flagship, the Warrior was sunk by the French on July 10, 1985, in Auckland Harbour while she was on her way to protest nuclear testing on the Mururoa Atoll..Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 152.Max Depth 24.4 m..Temp 22c. O2 28%.Bottom Time 60 min..Bottom Time to Date 7178 min..Cumulative Time 7238 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oW4iRDKl2x4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oW4iRDKl2x4/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-07-0176.jpg2009-03-07-0176.jpgMagenta Jewel Anemones (Corynactis haddoni) grow on a hand rail of the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Deepwater Cove, Bay of Islands, New Zealand..Saturday 07 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 150.Max Depth 28.9 m..Temp 22c. O2 29%.Bottom Time 61 min..Bottom Time to Date 7038 min..Cumulative Time 7099 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fcipAXtoi9Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fcipAXtoi9U/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0077.jpg2009-03-08-0077.jpgUnderwater Photographer and Rebreather Diver Pete Mesley on the final resting place of the wreck the Rainbow Warrior near the Cavallii Islands Northland New Zealand. .Greenpeace's flagship, the Warrior was sunk by the French on July 10, 1985, in Auckland Harbour while she was on her way to protest nuclear testing on the Mururoa Atoll..Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 151.Max Depth 24 m..Temp 22c. O2 37%.Bottom Time 79 min..Bottom Time to Date 7099 min..Cumulative Time 7178 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QjtGnWNqtlAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QjtGnWNqtlA/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0488.jpg2009-03-08-0488.jpgThe New Zealand Native freshwater longfin Eel (Anguilla dieffenbachii) in a small Nothland Creek. .Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006UK4Cb7iLMAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006UK4Cb7iLMA/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0451.jpg2009-03-08-0451.jpgThe New Zealand Native freshwater longfin Eel (Anguilla dieffenbachii) in a small Nothland Creek. .Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qwo1l1E4L6khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qwo1l1E4L6k/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-21-0044.jpg2009-03-21-0044.jpgA Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand..Saturday 21 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 154.Max Depth 5 m..Temp 21c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120 min..Bottom Time to Date 7314 min..Cumulative Time 7434 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g9NTufqJEwchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g9NTufqJEwc/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-07-0059.jpg2009-03-07-0059.jpgRebreather Divers Pete Mesley and Ian Skipworth dive the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Deepwater Cove, Bay of Islands, New Zealand..Saturday 07 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 149.Max Depth 33.2 m..Average Depth 10 m..Temp 22c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 49 min..Bottom Time to Date 6989 min..Cumulative Time 7038 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LWJD5XMimcshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LWJD5XMimcs/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-09-0066.jpg2009-03-09-0066.jpgThe wreck of the HMNZS Waikato off the coast of Tutukaka, Northland New Zealand..Monday 09 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 152.Max Depth 29.8 m..Temp 23c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 7238 min..Cumulative Time 7314 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TEekg_PPg3shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TEekg_PPg3s/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0547.jpg2009-03-08-0547.jpgA Crested Blenny, (Parablennius laticlavius) surrounded by Jewel Anemones (Corynactis haddoni) on The Rainbow Warrior near the Cavallii Islands Northland New Zealand. .Greenpeace's flagship, the Warrior was sunk by the French on July 10, 1985, in Auckland Harbour while she was on her way to protest nuclear testing on the Mururoa Atoll..Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 152.Max Depth 24.4 m..Temp 22c. O2 28%.Bottom Time 60 min..Bottom Time to Date 7178 min..Cumulative Time 7238 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006proWbXHgoshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006proWbXHgos/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-09-0146.jpg2009-03-09-0146.jpgDivers doing their saftey stop on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato off the coast of Tutukaka, Northland New Zealand..Monday 09 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 152.Max Depth 29.8 m..Temp 23c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 7238 min..Cumulative Time 7314 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ktR2qZTOwQ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ktR2qZTOwQ0/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0554.jpg2009-03-08-0554.jpgA Crested Blenny, (Parablennius laticlavius) surrounded by Jewel Anemones (Corynactis haddoni) on The Rainbow Warrior near the Cavallii Islands Northland New Zealand. .Greenpeace's flagship, the Warrior was sunk by the French on July 10, 1985, in Auckland Harbour while she was on her way to protest nuclear testing on the Mururoa Atoll..Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 152.Max Depth 24.4 m..Temp 22c. O2 28%.Bottom Time 60 min..Bottom Time to Date 7178 min..Cumulative Time 7238 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vvUXi50GHeshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vvUXi50GHes/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-21-0155.jpg2009-03-21-0155.jpgA Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand..Saturday 21 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 154.Max Depth 5 m..Temp 21c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120 min..Bottom Time to Date 7314 min..Cumulative Time 7434 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jBK_FNrWHW8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jBK_FNrWHW8/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-21-0231.jpg2009-03-21-0231.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett with a Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand..Saturday 21 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 154.Max Depth 5 m..Temp 21c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120 min..Bottom Time to Date 7314 min..Cumulative Time 7434 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wYfEImK7DUchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wYfEImK7DUc/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-21-0059.jpg2009-03-21-0059.jpgA Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand..Saturday 21 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 154.Max Depth 5 m..Temp 21c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120 min..Bottom Time to Date 7314 min..Cumulative Time 7434 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004jeR3nFcd_Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004jeR3nFcd_I/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-21-0148.jpg2009-03-21-0148.jpgA Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand..Saturday 21 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 154.Max Depth 5 m..Temp 21c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120 min..Bottom Time to Date 7314 min..Cumulative Time 7434 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x6RqmD7CvZIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x6RqmD7CvZI/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-21-0140.jpg2009-03-21-0140.jpgA Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand..Saturday 21 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 154.Max Depth 5 m..Temp 21c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120 min..Bottom Time to Date 7314 min..Cumulative Time 7434 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000StKHJMo32Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000StKHJMo32U/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-21-0058.jpg2009-03-21-0058.jpgA Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand..Saturday 21 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 154.Max Depth 5 m..Temp 21c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120 min..Bottom Time to Date 7314 min..Cumulative Time 7434 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aB3_PfgrJS0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aB3_PfgrJS0/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-21-0147.jpg2009-03-21-0147.jpgA Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand..Saturday 21 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 154.Max Depth 5 m..Temp 21c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120 min..Bottom Time to Date 7314 min..Cumulative Time 7434 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007yy.YeI_ssAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007yy.YeI_ssA/fit=1000x1000/2007-05-22-465.jpg2007-05-22-465.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Monday 21 May 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000u5XwYYrHjIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000u5XwYYrHjI/fit=1000x1000/2007-08-13-0409.jpg2007-08-13-0409.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Monday 13 August 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RAmIV9LI1Xwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RAmIV9LI1Xw/fit=1000x1000/2007-11-16-0675.jpg2007-11-16-0675.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Pictured : Kelly Performs in one of the two shows held daily..Friday 16 November 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GznF.yGrM54https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GznF.yGrM54/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-11-0133.jpg2009-02-11-0133.jpgMoko a Bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) an icon of the small community at Mahia Peninsula New Zealand where she has been adopted and calls home since Easter 2007..Wednesday 11 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RM7dOpjcMJ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RM7dOpjcMJ8/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0092-4.jpg2009-01-14-0092-4.jpgA Blue Shark Prionace glauca while Shark Diving off the Coast of Whakatane..Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZDCIxe7fgo4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZDCIxe7fgo4/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0031.jpg2009-07-25-0031.jpgThe Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) part of the Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sTZ2SNh1zuAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sTZ2SNh1zuA/fit=1000x1000/2007-05-21-215.jpg2007-05-21-215.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Pictured : Marineland provides a Sanctuary for Sick and Injured Birds..Monday 21 May 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AN_GRddzpM0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AN_GRddzpM0/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0378.jpg2009-07-25-0378.jpgA sick Blue-eyed triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) at Rikoriko Cave at Aorangi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 172.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Rikoriko Cave..Max Depth 17.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 97 min..Bottom Time to Date 8547 min..Cumulative Time 8644 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qdj2cnhVE3ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qdj2cnhVE3g/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0372.jpg2009-07-25-0372.jpgA sick Blue-eyed triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) at Rikoriko Cave at Aorangi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 172.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Rikoriko Cave..Max Depth 17.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 97 min..Bottom Time to Date 8547 min..Cumulative Time 8644 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007o7wtwV5jm4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007o7wtwV5jm4/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0432.jpg2009-07-25-0432.jpgDemoiselle (Chromis dispilus) at Rikoriko Cave, Aorangi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 172.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Rikoriko Cave..Max Depth 17.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 97 min..Bottom Time to Date 8547 min..Cumulative Time 8644 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L8c5aFL8jvMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L8c5aFL8jvM/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0391.jpg2009-07-25-0391.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) holdfasts at Rikoriko Cave at Aorangi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 172.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Rikoriko Cave..Max Depth 17.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 97 min..Bottom Time to Date 8547 min..Cumulative Time 8644 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Vgue5ROFJFYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Vgue5ROFJFY/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0424.jpg2009-07-25-0424.jpgDemoiselle (Chromis dispilus) at Rikoriko Cave, Aorangi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 172.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Rikoriko Cave..Max Depth 17.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 97 min..Bottom Time to Date 8547 min..Cumulative Time 8644 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M3z.RjXskukhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M3z.RjXskuk/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0030.jpg2009-07-26-0030.jpgThe Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) part of the Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FxXtRNhuPZghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FxXtRNhuPZg/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0124.jpg2009-07-26-0124.jpgNudibranch Cadlina willani the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RoEDLaIdAsEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RoEDLaIdAsE/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0151.jpg2012-04-19-0151.jpgOdax pullus (Butterfish)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 366.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Butter Fish Bay too Landing Bay, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 213:43 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 23.4 meters..Bottom Time: 121minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,432 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,553 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004preO8_Yx5ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004preO8_Yx5o/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0701.jpg2009-12-19-0701.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RDXTBEhOgHchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RDXTBEhOgHc/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0783.jpg2009-12-19-0783.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WlIEm1b475ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WlIEm1b475g/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0618.jpg2009-12-19-0618.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Tq9xMeNpg74https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Tq9xMeNpg74/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0550.jpg2009-12-19-0550.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q2bJZuPi32whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q2bJZuPi32w/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0734.jpg2009-12-19-0734.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.UDh4YMGWTghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.UDh4YMGWTg/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0782.jpg2009-12-19-0782.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006vSJtKMPs4whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006vSJtKMPs4w/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0708.jpg2009-12-19-0708.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FFHAHSgY84whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FFHAHSgY84w/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0662-2.jpg2009-12-19-0662-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B7gN.BS.I4ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B7gN.BS.I4g/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0579.jpg2009-12-19-0579.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S9IbB2TGToUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S9IbB2TGToU/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0662.jpg2009-12-19-0662.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000053dpPFiC1Tghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000053dpPFiC1Tg/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0654.jpg2009-12-19-0654.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000036U2CtFwtEshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000036U2CtFwtEs/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0556.jpg2009-12-19-0556.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005hXOO2tTyfEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005hXOO2tTyfE/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0586-2.jpg2009-12-19-0586-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DWXGO4c8H74https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DWXGO4c8H74/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0586.jpg2009-12-19-0586.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QJ4v6aetUtIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QJ4v6aetUtI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0558-2.jpg2009-12-19-0558-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l1dG8S3v4sohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l1dG8S3v4so/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0806.jpg2009-12-19-0806.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NX4V703RQdMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NX4V703RQdM/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0602.jpg2009-12-19-0602.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m5mXeHE5pUchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m5mXeHE5pUc/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0757.jpg2009-12-19-0757.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e_1dQ.McqWchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e_1dQ.McqWc/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0726.jpg2009-12-19-0726.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UYxtaIfKoIAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UYxtaIfKoIA/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0826.jpg2009-12-19-0826.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qI9ehU_GNPshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qI9ehU_GNPs/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0683.jpg2009-12-19-0683.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008ZZathWwu9Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008ZZathWwu9I/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0537-2.jpg2009-12-19-0537-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FNbLzbruz4shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FNbLzbruz4s/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0400.jpg2009-07-26-0400.jpgA snapper ( Pagrus auratus) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zQtpyifT3KQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zQtpyifT3KQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0332.jpg2009-07-26-0332.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jN1qo6HKcW8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jN1qo6HKcW8/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0556-2.jpg2009-12-19-0556-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zDVsRphJLTshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zDVsRphJLTs/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0791.jpg2009-12-19-0791.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000soQV2WVYnQQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000soQV2WVYnQQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0821.jpg2009-12-19-0821.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AFRMDOE6exAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AFRMDOE6exA/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0761.jpg2009-12-19-0761.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000er41WMSDOYshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000er41WMSDOYs/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0542.jpg2009-12-19-0542.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AqAK924DxdMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AqAK924DxdM/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0766.jpg2009-12-19-0766.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000019iXXO1V01Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000019iXXO1V01A/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0727.jpg2009-12-19-0727.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Cs3tMF4b6Kghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Cs3tMF4b6Kg/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0537.jpg2009-12-19-0537.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HP6Qp6rvg04https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HP6Qp6rvg04/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0627.jpg2009-12-19-0627.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GaIhT14OuBohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GaIhT14OuBo/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0599.jpg2009-12-19-0599.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007WWw1A0yLYIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007WWw1A0yLYI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0736.jpg2009-12-19-0736.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002Xh08qQeJYIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002Xh08qQeJYI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0689.jpg2009-12-19-0689.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000098EoBY.fI_0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000098EoBY.fI_0/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0639-2.jpg2009-12-19-0639-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001yoFOLWDcxEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001yoFOLWDcxE/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0547-2.jpg2009-12-19-0547-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Jsb5iwB6I3Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Jsb5iwB6I3M/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0602-2.jpg2009-12-19-0602-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005qyBk0Kax9whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005qyBk0Kax9w/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0547.jpg2009-12-19-0547.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kKekrZ1W9c8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kKekrZ1W9c8/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0739.jpg2009-12-19-0739.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003jTpQWhkdykhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003jTpQWhkdyk/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0698.jpg2009-12-19-0698.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EdHDZ0cChvAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EdHDZ0cChvA/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0626.jpg2009-12-19-0626.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XI6AUIJTw2khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XI6AUIJTw2k/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0767.jpg2009-12-19-0767.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pVR523ux9Zshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pVR523ux9Zs/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0639.jpg2009-12-19-0639.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HBZgmCbX4Vchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HBZgmCbX4Vc/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0566.jpg2009-12-19-0566.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wBaCD5fsg2Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wBaCD5fsg2I/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0825.jpg2009-12-19-0825.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007geEoJqlLYEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007geEoJqlLYE/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0771.jpg2009-12-19-0771.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MLyVFQ4eJlEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MLyVFQ4eJlE/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0772.jpg2009-12-19-0772.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pnDygkgweK4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pnDygkgweK4/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0654-2.jpg2009-12-19-0654-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ffST_Yol._whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ffST_Yol._w/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0627-2.jpg2009-12-19-0627-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uQ6oaUhprS0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uQ6oaUhprS0/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0543.jpg2009-12-19-0543.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Dub7Oi7NV2chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Dub7Oi7NV2c/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0696.jpg2009-12-19-0696.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TArs3RKso5Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TArs3RKso5Q/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0604.jpg2009-12-19-0604.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000srsA8HBpj5ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000srsA8HBpj5o/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1193.jpg2009-12-19-1193.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iw0nVce3kEEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iw0nVce3kEE/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1203.jpg2009-12-19-1203.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b0XLZ9bnbpshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b0XLZ9bnbps/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0828.jpg2009-12-19-0828.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cEEMc6CxqFchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cEEMc6CxqFc/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1212.jpg2009-12-19-1212.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bIcDi6jyAHwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bIcDi6jyAHw/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0834.jpg2009-12-19-0834.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uFYEVR2KRbchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uFYEVR2KRbc/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1216.jpg2009-12-19-1216.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007Y86ogw9afAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007Y86ogw9afA/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1214.jpg2009-12-19-1214.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000taDNDolZ6p0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000taDNDolZ6p0/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0840.jpg2009-12-19-0840.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cafvEnlw7e4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cafvEnlw7e4/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0842.jpg2009-12-19-0842.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aPuMx11VTpQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aPuMx11VTpQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1178.jpg2009-12-19-1178.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Et2mt_eODtUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Et2mt_eODtU/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0846.jpg2009-12-19-0846.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oz76yRhROCAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oz76yRhROCA/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0864.jpg2009-12-19-0864.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000077V1wWYwlGghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000077V1wWYwlGg/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0854.jpg2009-12-19-0854.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AO5m1kjytmEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AO5m1kjytmE/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0879.jpg2009-12-19-0879.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Os6ZVTvtbmwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Os6ZVTvtbmw/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0881.jpg2009-12-19-0881.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zYBcFgirkUIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zYBcFgirkUI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1238.jpg2009-12-19-1238.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_a96DemWKMghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_a96DemWKMg/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0891.jpg2009-12-19-0891.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ry.k8hSpljwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ry.k8hSpljw/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0912.jpg2009-12-19-0912.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson 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©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000njSStgwMOCIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000njSStgwMOCI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1165.jpg2009-12-19-1165.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001ePkS64pJy4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001ePkS64pJy4/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0177.jpg2009-12-19-0177.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mo7TrHiRasUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mo7TrHiRasU/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1154.jpg2009-12-19-1154.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nFjdG.kLGzwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nFjdG.kLGzw/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1159.jpg2009-12-19-1159.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rDoTsv4gM.0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rDoTsv4gM.0/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1181.jpg2009-12-19-1181.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EPyahnUWYRMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EPyahnUWYRM/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1171.jpg2009-12-19-1171.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J2j2Bj397Lshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J2j2Bj397Ls/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1175.jpg2009-12-19-1175.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GvEbt6NXYVAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GvEbt6NXYVA/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1184.jpg2009-12-19-1184.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PoSvqp583vghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PoSvqp583vg/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1187.jpg2009-12-19-1187.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nSbPXRys3vghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nSbPXRys3vg/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1194.jpg2009-12-19-1194.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kshEH77dA_Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kshEH77dA_U/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1209.jpg2009-12-19-1209.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hBZ8Dtf63s8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hBZ8Dtf63s8/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0216.jpg2009-10-17-0216.jpgCommon Octopus (Octopus gibbsi) on the Eastern side of Burgess Island in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Saturday 17 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 190.Boat : Apollo, Goat Island Dive..Site : Eastern side of Burgess Island (Pokohinu) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group..Max Depth 23.2 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 59min..Bottom Time to Date 9656 min..Cumulative Time 9715 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005_nVM0YCteohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005_nVM0YCteo/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0218.jpg2009-10-17-0218.jpgCommon Octopus (Octopus gibbsi) on the Eastern side of Burgess Island in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Saturday 17 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 190.Boat : Apollo, Goat Island Dive..Site : Eastern side of Burgess Island (Pokohinu) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group..Max Depth 23.2 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 59min..Bottom Time to Date 9656 min..Cumulative Time 9715 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VKn975mwOUohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VKn975mwOUo/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0028.jpg2009-07-13-0028.jpgRowboats at Sunset at Ngunguru, Northland, New Zealand..Monday 13 July 2009..Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e01_GVn2O34https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e01_GVn2O34/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0039.jpg2009-07-13-0039.jpgRowboats at Sunset at Ngunguru, Northland, New Zealand..Monday 13 July 2009..Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003Unio4_tCt0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003Unio4_tCt0/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0014.jpg2009-07-25-0014.jpgThe Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) part of the Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005RlSqcqMzwQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005RlSqcqMzwQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0033.jpg2009-07-25-0033.jpgA Red Moki (Cheilodactylus spectabilis) forages for food at Northern Arch, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RR3ru_WyxXshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RR3ru_WyxXs/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0056.jpg2009-07-25-0056.jpgThe Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) part of the Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C1Mzi8DbtN0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C1Mzi8DbtN0/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0063.jpg2009-07-25-0063.jpgThe Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) part of the Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s9dXvjOIxdEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s9dXvjOIxdE/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0083.jpg2009-07-25-0083.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) at Northern Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000052cUM50cCOohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000052cUM50cCOo/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0087.jpg2009-07-25-0087.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) at Northern Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kdiyyGeOoKshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kdiyyGeOoKs/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0096.jpg2009-07-25-0096.jpgPink Maomao (Caprodon longimanus) at Northern Arch, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 minhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WqVW7FCg0t0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WqVW7FCg0t0/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0097.jpg2009-07-25-0097.jpgPink Maomao (Caprodon longimanus) at Northern Arch, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 minhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JPfr3vOvghMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JPfr3vOvghM/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0347-2.jpg2010-01-28-0347-2.jpgDoto sp. Nudibranch approximately 5mm in lengh at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000049aKlijs8k8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000049aKlijs8k8/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-27-0215.jpg2011-03-27-0215.jpgTambja morosa Nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 312.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 127:41 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 18.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,318 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,410 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EnTP3sKzF8Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EnTP3sKzF8U/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0071.jpg2010-12-23-0071.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005vtG24vEXtchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005vtG24vEXtc/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-25-0032.jpg2010-06-25-0032.jpgDiver Ian Skipworth looks over the Skeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 25 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 260.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 65:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,661 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,753 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kRsveCd10Sshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kRsveCd10Ss/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-26-0224.jpg2010-06-26-0224.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 262.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 14.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 68:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.2 meters...Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,857 minutes..Cumulative Time: 14,942 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tWXlw8kHgoohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tWXlw8kHgoo/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-27-0039.jpg2010-06-27-0039.jpgSandager's wrasse (Coris sandageri) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 263.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Blue Maomao Arch to Southern Arch..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 70:09 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.4 meters...Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,942 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,039 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DsE8oHGYgU0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DsE8oHGYgU0/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0114.jpg2010-06-13-0114.jpgDoris cameroni Nudibranch approximately 3mm at Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Sunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 257.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 15.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 62:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 14.7 meters..Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,465 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,559 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vIA1VXU5vlghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vIA1VXU5vlg/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-26-0226.jpg2010-06-26-0226.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 262.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 14.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 68:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.2 meters...Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,857 minutes..Cumulative Time: 14,942 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XqaqwIS70ZQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XqaqwIS70ZQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0116.jpg2010-06-13-0116.jpgDoris cameroni Nudibranch approximately 3mm at Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Sunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 257.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 15.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 62:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 14.7 meters..Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,465 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,559 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wuDVsLNdDnIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wuDVsLNdDnI/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0117.jpg2010-06-13-0117.jpgDoris cameroni Nudibranch approximately 3mm at Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Sunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 257.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 15.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 62:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 14.7 meters..Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,465 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,559 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001Krgguw9wCghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001Krgguw9wCg/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-26-0231.jpg2010-06-26-0231.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 262.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 14.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 68:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.2 meters...Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,857 minutes..Cumulative Time: 14,942 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t6ayU7.ySswhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t6ayU7.ySsw/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-25-0073.jpg2010-06-25-0073.jpgAt the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 25 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 260.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 65:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,661 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,753 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008Cq3yvoAeSUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008Cq3yvoAeSU/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-26-0017.jpg2010-06-26-0017.jpgPoor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 June 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cdbnJHv.KFMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cdbnJHv.KFM/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-25-0001.jpg2010-06-25-0001.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 25 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 260.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 65:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,661 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,753 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.FZ6uk1wP1shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.FZ6uk1wP1s/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-26-0023.jpg2010-06-26-0023.jpgPoor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 June 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j8fhrhhF..whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j8fhrhhF..w/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-26-0025.jpg2010-06-26-0025.jpgPoor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 June 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lKVsbArFvo4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lKVsbArFvo4/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0873.jpg2009-10-30-0873.jpgGhostly Table and Chairs in the Bolshoi Lounge on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 195.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.4 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 31% and 100%.Bottom Time: 84 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9973 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,057 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OxV1a61UVOAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OxV1a61UVOA/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0912.jpg2009-10-31-0912.jpgRussian Dolls from the ships souvenir shop deep in the bottom of the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T8TvNhUxLBQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T8TvNhUxLBQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0912-2.jpg2009-10-31-0912-2.jpgRussian Dolls from the ships souvenir shop deep in the bottom of the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tYp.WW.I0lYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tYp.WW.I0lY/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0913.jpg2009-10-31-0913.jpgRussian Dolls from the ships souvenir shop deep in the bottom of the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KS8RzD1QHCchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KS8RzD1QHCc/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-27-0148.jpg2010-06-27-0148.jpgDiver silhouetted doing a safety stop at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 263.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Blue Maomao Arch to Southern Arch..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 70:09 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.4 meters...Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,942 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,039 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MaDlvzifluchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MaDlvzifluc/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-25-0009.jpg2010-06-25-0009.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 25 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 260.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 65:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,661 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,753 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YIgdZb4Pjsohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YIgdZb4Pjso/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0925.jpg2009-10-31-0925.jpgRussian Dolls from the ships souvenir shop deep in the bottom of the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YcUnWmebF94https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YcUnWmebF94/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-27-0192.jpg2010-06-27-0192.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 264.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Magic Wall, Labrid Channel and Ngaio Rock...Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 14.2 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 71:40 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters...Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,039 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,131 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jg4CtBEwTmMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jg4CtBEwTmM/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-25-0013.jpg2010-06-25-0013.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 25 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 260.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 65:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,661 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,753 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b5gTuiz6K1chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b5gTuiz6K1c/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-26-0186.jpg2010-06-26-0186.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 262.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 14.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 68:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.2 meters...Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,857 minutes..Cumulative Time: 14,942 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lMWGGnwX3l0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lMWGGnwX3l0/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-26-0191.jpg2010-06-26-0191.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 262.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 14.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 68:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.2 meters...Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,857 minutes..Cumulative Time: 14,942 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nW6Fa3xKjt8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nW6Fa3xKjt8/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-25-0018.jpg2010-06-25-0018.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 25 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 260.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 65:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,661 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,753 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l9KxUu7ukXMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l9KxUu7ukXM/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0010.jpg2010-06-13-0010.jpgA storm passes over the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 257.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 15.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 62:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 14.7 meters..Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,465 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,559 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a8smXCaaipAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a8smXCaaipA/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-26-0202.jpg2010-06-26-0202.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 262.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 14.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 68:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.2 meters...Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,857 minutes..Cumulative Time: 14,942 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lXHYgQqZOcshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lXHYgQqZOcs/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-26-0213.jpg2010-06-26-0213.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 262.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 14.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 68:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.2 meters...Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,857 minutes..Cumulative Time: 14,942 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dCjBTFjVAwshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dCjBTFjVAws/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-01-1272.jpg2009-11-01-1272.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew swims past the Mast (Conning Tower) on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Sunday 01 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 200.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 70 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,275 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,345 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009TpGmiEtjjAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009TpGmiEtjjA/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-01-1291.jpg2009-11-01-1291.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew on the outside deck above the Bolshoi Lounge on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Sunday 01 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 200.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 70 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,275 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,345 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000273e5gJtY8ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000273e5gJtY8o/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0026.jpg2010-06-13-0026.jpgA storm passes over the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 257.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 15.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 62:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 14.7 meters..Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,465 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,559 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007PAylK_PlK0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007PAylK_PlK0/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-26-0011.jpg2010-06-26-0011.jpgPoor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 June 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SUKzsQ_pbmAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SUKzsQ_pbmA/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-25-0073-2.jpg2010-06-25-0073-2.jpgClear blue water illuminates the entrance to Rikoriko Cave with the bright orange sponge Stelletta Crater at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 25 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 260.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 65:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,661 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,753 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c1E4oehmxhYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c1E4oehmxhY/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-26-0244.jpg2010-06-26-0244.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 262.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 14.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 68:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.2 meters...Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,857 minutes..Cumulative Time: 14,942 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.jpT9HWRLfghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.jpT9HWRLfg/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-01-1363.jpg2009-11-01-1363.jpgThe Bow of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Sunday 01 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 200.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 70 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,275 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,345 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cPDDsoKAQ9Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cPDDsoKAQ9M/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-01-1372.jpg2009-11-01-1372.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson on the Bow of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Sunday 01 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 200.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 70 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,275 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,345 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hWrC0IiSoSYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hWrC0IiSoSY/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-01-1397.jpg2009-11-01-1397.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson on the Bow of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Sunday 01 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 200.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 70 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,275 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,345 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sOfIotK_whghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sOfIotK_whg/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-01-1410.jpg2009-11-01-1410.jpgDecking on the Promenade Deck near the bow of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Sunday 01 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 200.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 70 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,275 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,345 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qDjso5ui3Fwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qDjso5ui3Fw/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-29-0033.jpg2010-01-29-0033.jpgDoto sp. Nudibranch approximately 5mm in lengh at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GGmUgakpaJghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GGmUgakpaJg/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-26-0225.jpg2010-06-26-0225.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 262.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 14.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 68:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.2 meters...Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,857 minutes..Cumulative Time: 14,942 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nBqZQqSthsEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nBqZQqSthsE/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-17-0013-2.jpg2009-09-17-0013-2.jpgSea hare or opisthobranch molluscs at Rosalie Bay, Great Barrier Island, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Thursday 17 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 185.Boat : Zulu.Site : Rosalie Bay.Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 14c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 55 min..Bottom Time to Date 9376 min..Cumulative Time 9431min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xI0s5oZed4Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xI0s5oZed4U/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0175.jpg2009-09-19-0175.jpgClown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 186.Boat : Yukon.Site : Rosalie Bay.Max Depth 23.4 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 49 min..Bottom Time to Date 9431 min..Cumulative Time 9480min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WOJlaB9VOZUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WOJlaB9VOZU/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0204-2.jpgMosaic MorayMosaic Moray (Enchelycore ramosa) at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 186.Boat : Yukon.Site : Rosalie Bay.Max Depth 23.4 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 49 min..Bottom Time to Date 9431 min..Cumulative Time 9480min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v1FsIdnrCGMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v1FsIdnrCGM/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-29-0537.jpg2009-10-29-0537.jpgBooks stored under the stairs outside the Library on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Thursday 29 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 193.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 23.1 meters..Temperature: 12 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32%.Bottom Time: 64 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9835 minutes..Cumulative Time: 9899 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f6e29gGUoBEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f6e29gGUoBE/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0184.jpgSlender RoughySlender Roughy (Optivus elongatus) at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 186.Boat : Yukon.Site : Rosalie Bay.Max Depth 23.4 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 49 min..Bottom Time to Date 9431 min..Cumulative Time 9480min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007.eqfg33GD8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007.eqfg33GD8/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0215.jpg2009-09-19-0215.jpgMado (Atypichthys latus) at Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 187.Boat : Yukon.Site : Tie Dye Arch.Max Depth 19.6 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 68 min..Bottom Time to Date 9480 min..Cumulative Time 9548min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Pn87HlmsovQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Pn87HlmsovQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0027.jpg2009-12-05-0027.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KdLZNTlpkYAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KdLZNTlpkYA/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-01-0134.jpg2009-11-01-0134.jpgCharter Vessel Sweet Georgia owned by skipper Paul Gubb is moored for the night in Port Gore near the the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov . The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Sunday 01 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nzhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x72KBgiYNjshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x72KBgiYNjs/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-29-0530.jpg2009-10-29-0530.jpgBooks stored under the stairs outside the Library on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Thursday 29 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 193.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 23.1 meters..Temperature: 12 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32%.Bottom Time: 64 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9835 minutes..Cumulative Time: 9899 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QejwN2rdmswhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QejwN2rdmsw/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0941.jpg2009-10-31-0941.jpgTime stands still on a ship clock deep on the starboard side of the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class, Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sayqhULFfgkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sayqhULFfgk/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0201.jpg2009-09-01-0201.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley Diving at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 183.Boat : Yukon Charters.Site : Middle Arch.Max Depth 22.3 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 69 min..Bottom Time to Date 9274 min..Cumulative Time 9343 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BninzaZNQ4whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BninzaZNQ4w/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0016.jpg2009-09-19-0016.jpgThousands of the wandering seabird the Buller's Shearwater (Puffinis bulleri) arrive at the Poor Knights Island's off the Eastern Coast of New Zealand..Buller's shearwaters breed only on the Poor Knights Islands, a protected, predator free, nature reserve off the eastern coast of Northland..During April to late May, Buller's shearwaters depart for the north Pacific, from Japan to the western coast of North America. Birds return to the Poor Knights in mid-September to court and clean out their burrows. ..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o9E2DIZE1UYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o9E2DIZE1UY/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0054.jpg2009-09-19-0054.jpgThousands of the wandering seabird the Buller's Shearwater (Puffinis bulleri) arrive at the Poor Knights Island's off the Eastern Coast of New Zealand..Buller's shearwaters breed only on the Poor Knights Islands, a protected, predator free, nature reserve off the eastern coast of Northland..During April to late May, Buller's shearwaters depart for the north Pacific, from Japan to the western coast of North America. Birds return to the Poor Knights in mid-September to court and clean out their burrows. ..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sAUc6ocNuKchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sAUc6ocNuKc/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0089.jpg2009-09-19-0089.jpgThousands of the wandering seabird the Buller's Shearwater (Puffinis bulleri) arrive at the Poor Knights Island's off the Eastern Coast of New Zealand..Buller's shearwaters breed only on the Poor Knights Islands, a protected, predator free, nature reserve off the eastern coast of Northland..During April to late May, Buller's shearwaters depart for the north Pacific, from Japan to the western coast of North America. Birds return to the Poor Knights in mid-September to court and clean out their burrows. ..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000siJZPm2Tpt8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000siJZPm2Tpt8/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0086.jpg2009-09-19-0086.jpgThousands of the wandering seabird the Buller's Shearwater (Puffinis bulleri) arrive at the Poor Knights Island's off the Eastern Coast of New Zealand..Buller's shearwaters breed only on the Poor Knights Islands, a protected, predator free, nature reserve off the eastern coast of Northland..During April to late May, Buller's shearwaters depart for the north Pacific, from Japan to the western coast of North America. Birds return to the Poor Knights in mid-September to court and clean out their burrows. ..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k_AL.ZR4Nlshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k_AL.ZR4Nls/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0148.jpg2009-09-19-0148.jpgThousands of the wandering seabird the Buller's Shearwater (Puffinis bulleri) arrive at the Poor Knights Island's off the Eastern Coast of New Zealand..Buller's shearwaters breed only on the Poor Knights Islands, a protected, predator free, nature reserve off the eastern coast of Northland..During April to late May, Buller's shearwaters depart for the north Pacific, from Japan to the western coast of North America. Birds return to the Poor Knights in mid-September to court and clean out their burrows. ..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Lx36ff74gI4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Lx36ff74gI4/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0140.jpg2009-09-19-0140.jpgThousands of the wandering seabird the Buller's Shearwater (Puffinis bulleri) arrive at the Poor Knights Island's off the Eastern Coast of New Zealand..Buller's shearwaters breed only on the Poor Knights Islands, a protected, predator free, nature reserve off the eastern coast of Northland..During April to late May, Buller's shearwaters depart for the north Pacific, from Japan to the western coast of North America. Birds return to the Poor Knights in mid-September to court and clean out their burrows. ..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aQZmMgpfNCghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aQZmMgpfNCg/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0981.jpg2009-10-31-0981.jpgStairs deep inside the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class, Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D.66ov025rghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D.66ov025rg/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-02-0001.jpg2009-03-02-0001.jpgA Blue Eyed Triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) at Marys Wall at the Poor Knights New Zealand..Monday 02 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 147.Max Depth 18 m. .Average Depth 10 m. .Temp 28c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 50 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6859 min. .Cumulative Time 6909 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002pYvB20v8p0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002pYvB20v8p0/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-20-0085-1.jpg2008-03-20-0085_1.jpgGlobal Dive instructor Anna Clague School in Northern Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 20 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 59 : Northern Arch, Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 23.2m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 53min. Bottom Time to Date 2315min Cumulative Time 2368min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fFsYh6HT40Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fFsYh6HT40I/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0001.jpg2009-08-17-0001.jpgThe Richard Marshall Collection 1927-2004..Pictured : Blue-eyed triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) 1980's New Zealand.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mArx3QNtFYYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mArx3QNtFYY/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0002.jpg2009-08-17-0002.jpgThe Richard Marshall Collection 1927-2004..Pictured : Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata), 1980's New Zealand.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OVaCnMyjl_khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OVaCnMyjl_k/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0003.jpg2009-08-17-0003.jpgThe Richard Marshall Collection 1927-2004..Pictured : Big Eye (Pempheris adspersus) 1980's New Zealand.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SAcxPxgXb3Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SAcxPxgXb3I/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0006.jpg2009-08-17-0006.jpgThe Richard Marshall Collection 1927-2004..Pictured : Spectacled triplefin (Ruanoho whero).1980's New Zealand.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BekplRaru.whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BekplRaru.w/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0007.jpg2009-08-17-0007.jpgThe Richard Marshall Collection 1927-2004..Pictured :half-banded Perch (Hypoplectrodes sp.).1980's New Zealand.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zuCWU8Zr3KIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zuCWU8Zr3KI/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0009.jpg2009-08-17-0009.jpgThe Richard Marshall Collection 1927-2004..Pictured :half-banded Perch (Hypoplectrodes sp.).1980's New Zealand.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009gAYM7J7bS8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009gAYM7J7bS8/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0026.jpg2009-08-17-0026.jpgThe Richard Marshall Collection 1927-2004..Pictured : Jewel Anemone (Corynactis haddoni).https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c.aGJbMFF5ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c.aGJbMFF5g/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0027.jpg2009-08-17-0027.jpgThe Richard Marshall Collection 1927-2004..Pictured : Solitary Hard Coral (Monomyces rubrum).https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FNn62OdO1FUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FNn62OdO1FU/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0032.jpg2009-08-17-0032.jpgThe Richard Marshall Collection 1927-2004..Pictured :.Red algae (Champia laingii) and common Anemone (Actinothoe albocincta).https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gabHQR1cd_khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gabHQR1cd_k/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0014.jpg2009-08-17-0014.jpgThe Richard Marshall Collection 1927-2004..Pictured : Starfish (Ophidiaster sp.)https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZupP44FghUAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZupP44FghUA/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0035.jpg2009-08-17-0035.jpgThe Richard Marshall Collection 1927-2004..Pictured : Finger Sponge.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L_gwIHkH9zkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L_gwIHkH9zk/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0016.jpg2009-08-17-0016.jpgThe Richard Marshall Collection 1927-2004..Pictured :.Fire Brick Starfish (Asterodiscus truncatus).https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002H7JRFA6Rmghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002H7JRFA6Rmg/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0020.jpg2009-08-17-0020.jpgThe Richard Marshall Collection 1927-2004..Pictured : .Kina (Evechinus chloroticus) eating a Trumpet shell Molluscs (Charonia lampas rubicunda).https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qxtiOSDqziAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qxtiOSDqziA/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0174.jpg2009-09-01-0174.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley Diving Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 01 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 182.Boat : Yukon Charters.Site : Ngaio Rock.Max Depth 18.5m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 72 min..Bottom Time to Date 9202 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IkukdNvsmv4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IkukdNvsmv4/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0136.jpg2009-09-01-0136.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley Diving Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 01 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 182.Boat : Yukon Charters.Site : Ngaio Rock.Max Depth 18.5m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 72 min..Bottom Time to Date 9202 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qJWLx5l2OVchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qJWLx5l2OVc/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0046.jpg2009-09-01-0046.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley Before a Dive at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 01 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gD3y9vEQplUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gD3y9vEQplU/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-12-0077.jpg2009-09-12-0077.jpgPiper Belle Hodson born 8:20pm on September 11th 2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nJdF.AokoZchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nJdF.AokoZc/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-12-0100.jpg2009-09-12-0100.jpgPiper Belle Hodson born 8:20pm on September 11th 2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ay2aaC9zYuwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ay2aaC9zYuw/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0313.jpg2009-01-14-0313.jpgA pod of Common Dolphins Delphinus delphis the way out to go Shark Diving off the Coast of Whakatane..Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QLUvqwoVZ3khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QLUvqwoVZ3k/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0188.jpg2009-09-19-0188.jpgGoat Fish (Upeneichthys lineatus) at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 186.Boat : Yukon.Site : Rosalie Bay.Max Depth 23.4 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 49 min..Bottom Time to Date 9431 min..Cumulative Time 9480min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000._EYL5rZLpIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000._EYL5rZLpI/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0192.jpg2009-09-19-0192.jpgGoat Fish (Upeneichthys lineatus) at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 186.Boat : Yukon.Site : Rosalie Bay.Max Depth 23.4 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 49 min..Bottom Time to Date 9431 min..Cumulative Time 9480min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YZ94ApROcqEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YZ94ApROcqE/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0186.jpgSlender RoughySlender Roughy (Optivus elongatus) at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 186.Boat : Yukon.Site : Rosalie Bay.Max Depth 23.4 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 49 min..Bottom Time to Date 9431 min..Cumulative Time 9480min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Pd15dPUcuV4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Pd15dPUcuV4/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0166.jpgHypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch)Hypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch) at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 186.Boat : Yukon.Site : Rosalie Bay.Max Depth 23.4 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 49 min..Bottom Time to Date 9431 min..Cumulative Time 9480min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T_DkP6xzzGIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T_DkP6xzzGI/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0185.jpgSlender RoughySlender Roughy (Optivus elongatus) at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 186.Boat : Yukon.Site : Rosalie Bay.Max Depth 23.4 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 49 min..Bottom Time to Date 9431 min..Cumulative Time 9480min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xayy5mBlHdghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xayy5mBlHdg/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0177.jpgSlender RoughySlender Roughy (Optivus elongatus) at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 186.Boat : Yukon.Site : Rosalie Bay.Max Depth 23.4 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 49 min..Bottom Time to Date 9431 min..Cumulative Time 9480min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UqeeF4ePZ2Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UqeeF4ePZ2E/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0287.jpg2009-09-19-0287.jpgRock cod (Lotella rhacinus) at Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 187.Boat : Yukon.Site : Tie Dye Arch.Max Depth 19.6 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 68 min..Bottom Time to Date 9480 min..Cumulative Time 9548min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ek.3yD3nH8Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ek.3yD3nH8Y/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0285.jpg2009-09-19-0285.jpgRock cod (Lotella rhacinus) at Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 187.Boat : Yukon.Site : Tie Dye Arch.Max Depth 19.6 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 68 min..Bottom Time to Date 9480 min..Cumulative Time 9548min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aHD1DZx1mNMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aHD1DZx1mNM/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0290.jpg2009-09-19-0290.jpgRock cod (Lotella rhacinus) at Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 187.Boat : Yukon.Site : Tie Dye Arch.Max Depth 19.6 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 68 min..Bottom Time to Date 9480 min..Cumulative Time 9548min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s3Kvu5ycQHYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s3Kvu5ycQHY/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0214.jpg2009-09-19-0214.jpgMado (Atypichthys latus) at Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 187.Boat : Yukon.Site : Tie Dye Arch.Max Depth 19.6 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 68 min..Bottom Time to Date 9480 min..Cumulative Time 9548min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hD4dVfh_vOYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hD4dVfh_vOY/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0213.jpg2009-09-19-0213.jpgMado (Atypichthys latus) at Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 187.Boat : Yukon.Site : Tie Dye Arch.Max Depth 19.6 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 68 min..Bottom Time to Date 9480 min..Cumulative Time 9548min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yMX7t9Qs0kMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yMX7t9Qs0kM/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0226.jpg2009-09-19-0226.jpgMado (Atypichthys latus) at Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 187.Boat : Yukon.Site : Tie Dye Arch.Max Depth 19.6 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 68 min..Bottom Time to Date 9480 min..Cumulative Time 9548min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c1DaLs4CTqkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c1DaLs4CTqk/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0257.jpg2009-09-19-0257.jpgSpanish Lobster (Arctites antipodum) at Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 187.Boat : Yukon.Site : Tie Dye Arch.Max Depth 19.6 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 68 min..Bottom Time to Date 9480 min..Cumulative Time 9548min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pIyS6t4oD_ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pIyS6t4oD_o/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0949.jpg2009-10-31-0949.jpgTime stands still on a ship clock deep on the starboard side of the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class, Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CUB5xDOYIP0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CUB5xDOYIP0/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0374.jpg2009-09-01-0374.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley Diving photographs marine life at the entrance to Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 183.Boat : Yukon Charters.Site : Middle Arch.Max Depth 22.3 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 69 min..Bottom Time to Date 9274 min..Cumulative Time 9343 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ttaz_Olxj1shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ttaz_Olxj1s/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0634.jpg2009-10-30-0634.jpgMussel farms in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nzhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xf_4eM1KTY4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xf_4eM1KTY4/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0642.jpg2009-10-30-0642.jpgMussel farms in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nzhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N1Dq63ULT1Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N1Dq63ULT1Y/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0005.jpg2009-10-31-0005.jpgShafts of sunlight illuminate the dive site of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov . The Ivan Franko class, Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nzhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zRjhfDNjfxshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zRjhfDNjfxs/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0017.jpg2009-10-31-0017.jpgShafts of sunlight illuminate the dive site of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov . The Ivan Franko class, Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nzhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m0KTYWri1uUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m0KTYWri1uU/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0933.jpg2009-10-31-0933.jpgRussian Dolls from the ships souvenir shop deep in the bottom of the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZQBivvUlaGMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZQBivvUlaGM/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0750.jpg2009-12-19-0750.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o0vtohr6PPMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o0vtohr6PPM/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-29-0491.jpg2009-10-29-0491.jpgRebreather diver Andrew Simpson swims through the Winter Garden on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Thursday 29 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 192.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.7 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32%.Bottom Time: 66 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9769 minutes..Cumulative Time: 9835 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RNJ5MbbLLQ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RNJ5MbbLLQ0/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-01-1372-2.jpg2009-11-01-1372-2.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson on the Bow of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Sunday 01 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 200.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 70 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,275 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,345 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BkrypQrAf2Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BkrypQrAf2A/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-21-0035.jpg2008-04-21-0035.jpgDivers silhouetted at the entrance to Taravana Cave at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Monday 21 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 75 : TARAVANA CAVE at the Poor Knights with Dive Yukon Charters..Max Depth 33.5 m. Average Depth 20.1.Bottom Time 42 min. Bottom Time to Date 3164 min Cumulative Time 3206 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Zf73o9NkN28https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Zf73o9NkN28/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-31-0275.jpg2009-01-31-0275.jpgSnapper (Pagrus auatus) the near the Entrance to Shark Fin Cave at the Poor Knights, New Zealand..S aturday 31 Febuary.Photograph Richard Robinson .Dive Number 143.Max Depth 21.6 m. .Average Depth 8 m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 71 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6613 min. .Cumulative Time 6684 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wtD9x7E5UgIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wtD9x7E5UgI/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-01-0173.jpg2009-11-01-0173.jpgCharter Vessel Sweet Georgia owned by skipper Paul Gubb is moored for the night in Port Gore near the the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov . The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Sunday 01 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nzhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iX0tpPKb.8Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iX0tpPKb.8U/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1189.jpg2009-12-19-1189.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tjQLcGi2Moohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tjQLcGi2Moo/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0026.jpgGrey Moray EelGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) on the red Bryozoan Catenicellidae sp. At Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L_.4Es05liAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L_.4Es05liA/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0045.jpg2009-11-15-0045.jpgClown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) on the red Bryozoan Catenicellidae sp. At Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VdDbAvKRa5ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VdDbAvKRa5g/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0090.jpg2009-11-15-0090.jpgJewel Anemone (Corynactis haddoni)At Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jqOHnnji6VYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jqOHnnji6VY/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0340.jpg2009-11-15-0340.jpgA Grey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) hides at Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 202.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.6 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 80 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,421 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,501 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CzKx9SXsDDMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CzKx9SXsDDM/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-1174.jpg2009-10-31-1174.jpgRows of movie seats in the Cinema on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov . The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 198.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 21.2 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 73 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,202 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,275 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JzHqLt0tEH0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JzHqLt0tEH0/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0131.jpg2009-10-17-0131.jpgJason's Nudibranch (Jason mirabilis) is usually found on the hydroid (Solanderia ericopsis) its main food source. Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Saturday 17 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009..Dive Number 189.Boat : Apollo, Goat Island Dive..Site : Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group..Max Depth 28 m..Temp 19c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 56 min..Bottom Time to Date 9600 min..Cumulative Time 9656 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Me.GrypVx_ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Me.GrypVx_g/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0291.jpg2010-04-21-0291.jpgMale Notolabrus incriptus (Green wrasse) At the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 249.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Landing Middle Arch, Maratea Point, BernieÕs Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 18.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 52:29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 35 meters..Bottom Time: 51 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,911 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,962 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kKGxgU2C0uIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kKGxgU2C0uI/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0077-2.jpg2009-03-08-0077-2.jpgUnderwater Photographer and Rebreather Diver Pete Mesley on the final resting place of the wreck the Rainbow Warrior near the Cavallii Islands Northland New Zealand. .Greenpeace's flagship, the Warrior was sunk by the French on July 10, 1985, in Auckland Harbour while she was on her way to protest nuclear testing on the Mururoa Atoll..Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 151.Max Depth 24 m..Temp 22c. O2 37%.Bottom Time 79 min..Bottom Time to Date 7099 min..Cumulative Time 7178 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CKnDb_ZEbb8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CKnDb_ZEbb8/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0002.jpg2010-04-23-0002.jpgThe sunrises through Eastern Arch on Aorangaia Island at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZRMa3Lf6faAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZRMa3Lf6faA/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0017.jpg2009-08-17-0017.jpgThe Richard Marshall Collection 1927-2004..Pictured : Feather Star (Comanthus novaezelandiae).https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y9dLcpIeGX0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y9dLcpIeGX0/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-01-0034.jpg2009-01-01-0034.jpgA Clown Nudibranch Ceratosoma amonea moves across an Encrusting Sponge Cilona celata at Cave Bay with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. Thursday 01 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 131 Max Depth 32.9 m. Average Depth 16.5 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 60 min. Bottom Time to Date 5827 min Cumulative Time 5887 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nB1r3vTskDIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nB1r3vTskDI/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-10-0152.jpg2008-08-10-0152.jpgThe sun rises through The Tunnel at Eastern Arch on Aorangaia Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand...Sunday 10 August 2008.Dive Number 91 : Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 25.3 m. Average Depth 14.3 m. Temp 14c. O2:26%.Bottom Time 49 min. Bottom Time to Date 3961 min Cumulative Time 4010 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pL99SqwTsoMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pL99SqwTsoM/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-03-0212.jpg2009-01-03-0212.jpgAphelodoris luctuosa Nudibranch feeding on Bugula dentata Bryozoans Magic Wall with Yukon Charters New Years Eve Trip at the Poor Knights. .Saturday 03 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 137 Max Depth 15.9 m. Average Depth 10.1 m. Temp 18 c. . O2 21%.Bottom Time 77min. Bottom Time to Date 6146 min Cumulative Time 6223 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007utWbXJQivshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007utWbXJQivs/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0161.jpg2009-09-01-0161.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley Diving Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 01 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 182.Boat : Yukon Charters.Site : Ngaio Rock.Max Depth 18.5m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 72 min..Bottom Time to Date 9202 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_ogvhqb1gpEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_ogvhqb1gpE/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0916-4.jpg2009-10-31-0916-4.jpgRussian Dolls from the ships souvenir shop deep in the bottom of the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005o6wBa5YjsIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005o6wBa5YjsI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0066-2.jpg2009-12-19-0066-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006qq7QMtTDGAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006qq7QMtTDGA/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0073.jpg2009-12-19-0073.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009W7eR_qySUAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009W7eR_qySUA/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0113.jpg2009-12-19-0113.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WzzDr_p5xdwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WzzDr_p5xdw/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0115.jpg2009-12-19-0115.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NM6isVFLUSIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NM6isVFLUSI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0125.jpg2009-12-19-0125.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vfIdQWpWCeEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vfIdQWpWCeE/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0126.jpg2009-12-19-0126.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004_B6wQn.k3Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004_B6wQn.k3E/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0134.jpg2009-12-19-0134.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hA8_edqCpYghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hA8_edqCpYg/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0141-2.jpg2009-12-19-0141-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Eu__ZCDvXX8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Eu__ZCDvXX8/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0141.jpg2009-12-19-0141.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001Ie2m7ypljshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001Ie2m7ypljs/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0144.jpg2009-12-19-0144.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006A53uLEv2FIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006A53uLEv2FI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0148.jpg2009-12-19-0148.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000079FKu7aWV7shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000079FKu7aWV7s/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0151.jpg2009-12-19-0151.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XDa3EtwFNpkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XDa3EtwFNpk/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0154.jpg2009-12-19-0154.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Nk7YpOBL9oIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Nk7YpOBL9oI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0186.jpg2009-12-19-0186.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UT1UIrf7GGwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UT1UIrf7GGw/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0192.jpg2009-12-19-0192.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y9N9t.0WrBIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y9N9t.0WrBI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0191.jpg2009-12-19-0191.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a0yRVdRyT80https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a0yRVdRyT80/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0194.jpg2009-12-19-0194.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson 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©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UmncPAqGllYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UmncPAqGllY/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0622-2.jpg2009-12-19-0622-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TdYudqs8t_khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TdYudqs8t_k/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0619.jpg2009-12-19-0619.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001QEEJtB9kPUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001QEEJtB9kPU/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0626-2.jpg2009-12-19-0626-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wJTIrrOuBOchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wJTIrrOuBOc/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0688.jpg2009-12-19-0688.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WlijZvNP5yUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WlijZvNP5yU/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0714.jpg2009-12-19-0714.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F0pTBuIYYg0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F0pTBuIYYg0/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0744.jpg2009-12-19-0744.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vXq7z2ShcnYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vXq7z2ShcnY/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0792.jpg2009-12-19-0792.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iT6Tc96N10ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iT6Tc96N10g/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0833.jpg2009-12-19-0833.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H0MmH7MyW6shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H0MmH7MyW6s/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0875.jpg2009-12-19-0875.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000C1MucaWD74https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000C1MucaWD74/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0889.jpg2009-12-19-0889.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vF7LsVcYshohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vF7LsVcYsho/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0977.jpg2009-12-19-0977.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jd1HYHIYMZIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jd1HYHIYMZI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1020-2.jpg2009-12-19-1020-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Pl.zQAxkKx0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Pl.zQAxkKx0/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1104-2.jpg2009-12-19-1104-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ncqjbIDXw1Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ncqjbIDXw1E/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1167.jpg2009-12-19-1167.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zQepAZn6dKghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zQepAZn6dKg/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1199.jpg2009-12-19-1199.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FY6Wmpo3u1Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FY6Wmpo3u1A/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1223.jpg2009-12-19-1223.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002T4MCLMqXC0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002T4MCLMqXC0/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0755.jpg2009-12-19-0755.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000mrkFS0gXj8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000mrkFS0gXj8/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0162-2.jpg2009-12-19-0162-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l2sVoIaidzkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l2sVoIaidzk/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-13-0034-1.jpg2011-04-13-0034_1.jpgLarge Coral (Turbinaria sp.) with Underwater photographer Ian Skipworth in the background.Wednesday 13 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 330.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 151:11 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28.3 meters..Bottom Time: 67 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,772 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,839 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LTRrIW.QaUshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LTRrIW.QaUs/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0906.jpg2011-01-09-0906.jpgNew Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) mate on Sandy Bay, Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YXe7hC5BcXchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YXe7hC5BcXc/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-27-0303.jpg2011-03-27-0303.jpgAnthothoe albocincta (Common anemone) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 313.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 129:06 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 21.2 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,410 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,496 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PJQrwPY1eCohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PJQrwPY1eCo/fit=1000x1000/20012-08-05-0067.jpg20012-08-05-0067.jpgGorgonian Fan.Sunday 05 August 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 431..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 229:37 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 35.1 meters..Bottom Time: 84 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 27,790 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,874 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000005u0lMsrFgQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000005u0lMsrFgQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0412.jpg2009-07-26-0412.jpgThe Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) part of the Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vBeerDYLFxshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vBeerDYLFxs/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0359.jpg2009-12-19-0359.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000onUR7zDkHRUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000onUR7zDkHRU/fit=1000x1000/2008-02-02-0092.jpg2008-02-02-0092.jpgDiver Luke Watkinson plays with with Sandager's wrasse (Coris sandageri) in Deep Water Cove Northland, New Zealand..Sunday 27 January 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 54 : Deepwater Cove Northland with Dive HQ Paihia..Max Depth 17.7m. Average Depth 12.Bottom Time 48min. Bottom Time to Date 2058min Cumulative Time 2106min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008IINIKkmZb8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008IINIKkmZb8/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-30-0043.jpg2009-05-30-0043.jpgA sea Urchin commonly known as Kina (Evechinus chloroticus) Inspiration Point at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 30 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 166.Max Depth 34.5 m..Temp 17c. O2 33%.Bottom Time 98 min..Bottom Time to Date 8149 min..Cumulative Time 8247 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p79KD0PGh.Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p79KD0PGh.Q/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-23-0008.jpg2009-05-23-0008.jpgA Blue-eyed triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) sits upon a broken yellow sponge (Stellatta crater) at the Poor Knights marine reserve, New Zealand. .Saturday 23 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 164.Max Depth 28 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 96 min..Bottom Time to Date 7991 min..Cumulative Time 8087 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cVKmkm1yhn8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cVKmkm1yhn8/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-23-0004.jpg2009-05-23-0004.jpgA Blue-eyed triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) sits upon a broken yellow sponge (Stellatta crater) at the Poor Knights marine reserve, New Zealand. .Saturday 23 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 164.Max Depth 28 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 96 min..Bottom Time to Date 7991 min..Cumulative Time 8087 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dY1hSA1HR9Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dY1hSA1HR9E/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-23-0033.jpg2009-05-23-0033.jpgA Clown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) sits upon a broken Black Pillow Sponge (Ancorina alata) at the Poor Knights marine reserve, New Zealand. .Saturday 23 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 164.Max Depth 28 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 96 min..Bottom Time to Date 7991 min..Cumulative Time 8087 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rauCckZf3LQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rauCckZf3LQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-23-0024.jpg2009-05-23-0024.jpgA Clown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) sits upon a broken Black Pillow Sponge (Ancorina alata) at the Poor Knights marine reserve, New Zealand. .Saturday 23 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 164.Max Depth 28 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 96 min..Bottom Time to Date 7991 min..Cumulative Time 8087 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008.kuvKoSI.0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008.kuvKoSI.0/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-23-0019.jpg2009-05-23-0019.jpgA Clown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) sits upon a broken Black Pillow Sponge (Ancorina alata) at the Poor Knights marine reserve, New Zealand. .Saturday 23 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 164.Max Depth 28 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 96 min..Bottom Time to Date 7991 min..Cumulative Time 8087 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Cj9VzwRTuc4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Cj9VzwRTuc4/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-08-0157.jpg2008-03-08-0157.jpgTourist Divers Hold hands silhouetted at Northern at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 08 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 55 : Northern Arch, Poor Knights with Dive Tutakaka.Max Depth 23.8m. Average Depth 13.Bottom Time 55min. Bottom Time to Date 2106min Cumulative Time 2161min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tfOIXMUthwchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tfOIXMUthwc/fit=1000x1000/2008-02-02-0015.jpg2008-02-02-0015.jpgSunday 27 January 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 53 : The HMNZS Canterbury at Deepwater Cove Northland with Dive HQ Paihia..Max Depth 30m. Average Depth 18.6.Bottom Time 44min. Bottom Time to Date 2014min Cumulative Time 2058min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006HVvQW2iOBchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006HVvQW2iOBc/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0098.jpg2009-04-19-0098.jpgA tiny Clown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) at Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 162.Max Depth 31.3 m..Temp 20c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 86min..Bottom Time to Date 7844 min..Cumulative Time 7930 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XCj0eZwFWSQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XCj0eZwFWSQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-23-0075.jpg2009-05-23-0075.jpgA Crimson Cleaner Fish (Suezichthys aylingi) surrounded by a school of Demoiselle (Chromis dispilus) at the Poor Knights marine reserve, New Zealand. .Saturday 23 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 164.Max Depth 28 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 96 min..Bottom Time to Date 7991 min..Cumulative Time 8087 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FflvICGLikUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FflvICGLikU/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-23-0076.jpg2009-05-23-0076.jpgA Crimson Cleaner Fish (Suezichthys aylingi) surrounded by a school of Demoiselle (Chromis dispilus) at the Poor Knights marine reserve, New Zealand. .Saturday 23 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 164.Max Depth 28 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 96 min..Bottom Time to Date 7991 min..Cumulative Time 8087 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yEyxeScnKJQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yEyxeScnKJQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-23-0096.jpg2009-05-23-0096.jpgA Blue-eyed triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) sits upon yellow Encrusting Sponge (Cliona celata) at the Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 23 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 164.Max Depth 28 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 96 min..Bottom Time to Date 7991 min..Cumulative Time 8087 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iNTY0r374Cwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iNTY0r374Cw/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0018.jpg2009-10-17-0018.jpgJason's Nudibranch (Jason mirabilis) laying eggs on the hydroid (Solanderia ericopsis) its main food source. Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Saturday 17 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009..Dive Number 189.Boat : Apollo, Goat Island Dive..Site : Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group..Max Depth 28 m..Temp 19c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 56 min..Bottom Time to Date 9600 min..Cumulative Time 9656 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QOnZjTDJlBQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QOnZjTDJlBQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0165.jpgScorpionfishA Northern Scorpion Fish (Scorpaena cardinalis) at Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Note Strange growth on the eye..Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 162.Max Depth 31.3 m..Temp 20c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 86min..Bottom Time to Date 7844 min..Cumulative Time 7930 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FE3oCTuMtqkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FE3oCTuMtqk/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-02-0058.jpg2009-01-02-0058.jpgDiverdick Self Portrait at The Rock with Yukon Charters New Years Eve Trip at the Poor Knights. .Friday 02 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 133 Max Depth 29.3m. Average Depth 18 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 32%.Bottom Time 64 min. Bottom Time to Date 5957 min Cumulative Time 6021 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000000YQ7y94oq8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000000YQ7y94oq8/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0919-2.jpg2009-10-31-0919-2.jpgRussian Dolls from the ships souvenir shop deep in the bottom of the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bE3MbCVCcKkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bE3MbCVCcKk/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0388.jpg2009-09-01-0388.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley Diving photographs marine life at the entrance to Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 183.Boat : Yukon Charters.Site : Middle Arch.Max Depth 22.3 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 69 min..Bottom Time to Date 9274 min..Cumulative Time 9343 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oapJqPmt6Wchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oapJqPmt6Wc/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0930-2.jpg2009-10-31-0930-2.jpgRussian Dolls from the ships souvenir shop deep in the bottom of the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000quitSwby4fshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000quitSwby4fs/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0921.jpg2009-10-31-0921.jpgRussian Dolls from the ships souvenir shop deep in the bottom of the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.gHwwk.4E3whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.gHwwk.4E3w/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0930.jpg2009-10-31-0930.jpgRussian Dolls from the ships souvenir shop deep in the bottom of the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006cdzI_41te4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006cdzI_41te4/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0935.jpg2009-10-31-0935.jpgRussian Dolls from the ships souvenir shop deep in the bottom of the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xYjHYnyu1KUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xYjHYnyu1KU/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0938.jpg2009-10-31-0938.jpgRussian Dolls from the ships souvenir shop deep in the bottom of the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pQ4P7.n3g3Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pQ4P7.n3g3M/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-29-0463.jpg2009-10-29-0463.jpgCape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon (left) in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand. At 5.37 pm on February 16th 1986 the Soviet Union built cruise ship The Mikhail Lermontov hit Hawea Rock situated 5 meters deep between the Cape and beacon eventually sinking in Port Gore at 10:45 pm that evening. .Thursday 29 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nzhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fqWo01yAM2Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fqWo01yAM2U/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-29-0484.jpg2009-10-29-0484.jpgGhostly light enters a window in the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov . The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Thursday 29 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 192.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.7 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32%.Bottom Time: 66 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9769 minutes..Cumulative Time: 9835 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X150L52j0PAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X150L52j0PA/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-29-0489.jpg2009-10-29-0489.jpgRebreather diver Andrew Simpson swims through the Winter Garden on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Thursday 29 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 192.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.7 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32%.Bottom Time: 66 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9769 minutes..Cumulative Time: 9835 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eEdptA_Wa.chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eEdptA_Wa.c/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-12-0037.jpg2009-09-12-0037.jpgPiper Belle Hodson born 8:20pm on September 11th 2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008g9FK9c7kbMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008g9FK9c7kbM/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-29-0506.jpg2009-10-29-0506.jpgLines of movie seats in the Cinema on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov . The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Thursday 29 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 193.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 23.1 meters..Temperature: 12 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32%.Bottom Time: 64 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9835 minutes..Cumulative Time: 9899 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vLgbAi02TWwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vLgbAi02TWw/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-12-0001.jpg2009-09-12-0001.jpgPiper Belle Hodson born 8:20pm on September 11th 2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cIWox4Hx2ikhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cIWox4Hx2ik/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-12-0011.jpg2009-09-12-0011.jpgPiper Belle Hodson born 8:20pm on September 11th 2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PsJqex9riSohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PsJqex9riSo/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-12-0005.jpg2009-09-12-0005.jpgPiper Belle Hodson born 8:20pm on September 11th 2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OKykTb0_LSYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OKykTb0_LSY/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-12-0082.jpg2009-09-12-0082.jpgPiper Belle Hodson born 8:20pm on September 11th 2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NICzAJ110Rohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NICzAJ110Ro/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-12-0024.jpg2009-09-12-0024.jpgPiper Belle Hodson born 8:20pm on September 11th 2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hjmDJ6dVG7Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hjmDJ6dVG7M/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-12-0075.jpg2009-09-12-0075.jpgPiper Belle Hodson born 8:20pm on September 11th 2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NNNk_gNxUN8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NNNk_gNxUN8/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-12-0058.jpg2009-09-12-0058.jpgPiper Belle Hodson born 8:20pm on September 11th 2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zT9R3hR4PeIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zT9R3hR4PeI/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0916.jpg2009-10-31-0916.jpgRussian Dolls from the ships souvenir shop deep in the bottom of the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZnoURCsxU1chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZnoURCsxU1c/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0809.jpg2009-10-30-0809.jpgDecaying books inside the Officers Mess on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 195.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.4 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 31% and 100%.Bottom Time: 84 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9973 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,057 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JRDGPBog4yMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JRDGPBog4yM/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-1132.jpg2009-10-31-1132.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson illuminates the stairs bellow the Engine Room Vent on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class, Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 197.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 30.1meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 85 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,117 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,202 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vF2pEMmdPSohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vF2pEMmdPSo/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-11-0087.jpg2010-07-11-0087.jpgSponges from the phylum Porifera Unidentified by the Photographer at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 11 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 269.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 12.5 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 79:01 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 36.2 meters...Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,490 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,584 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GOtRYQGVF0chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GOtRYQGVF0c/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0651.jpg2009-10-30-0651.jpgInside the Chartroom on the Bridge of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 194.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.7 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 74minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9899 minutes..Cumulative Time: 9973 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NrYpdXDUNsYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NrYpdXDUNsY/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-27-0035.jpg2010-06-27-0035.jpgDiver Ian Skipworth photographs Gorgonian Fans between Blue Maomao and Southern Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 263.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Blue Maomao Arch to Southern Arch..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 70:09 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.4 meters...Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,942 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,039 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xzoH1m38wOghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xzoH1m38wOg/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-10-0067.jpg2010-07-10-0067.jpgUnidentified Gorgonian Fan on Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 10 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 267.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Mary's Wall to El Torito Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 76:07 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters...Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,323 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,409 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QnDe.3TUa5shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QnDe.3TUa5s/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-10-0035.jpg2010-07-10-0035.jpgRed Pigfish (Bodianus unimaculatus) on Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 10 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 267.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Mary's Wall to El Torito Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 76:07 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters...Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,323 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,409 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MF50BEq6o1ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MF50BEq6o1o/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-10-0068.jpg2010-07-10-0068.jpgUnidentified Gorgonian Fan on Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 10 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 267.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Mary's Wall to El Torito Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 76:07 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters...Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,323 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,409 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zYSF7hQdNsQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zYSF7hQdNsQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-10-0015.jpgScorpionfishScorpion Fish (Scorpaena cardinalis) on the sea floor bellow Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 10 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 267.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Mary's Wall to El Torito Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 76:07 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters...Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,323 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,409 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000umysQr3ZDeEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000umysQr3ZDeE/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0049.jpg2010-07-09-0049.jpgRowboats silhouetted at sunrise at Ngunguru , Northland New Zealand.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o1DLRmaOGoohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o1DLRmaOGoo/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0040.jpg2010-07-09-0040.jpgNew Zealand Toetoe grass from the Cortaderia genus at the Ngunguru , Northland New Zealand.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vorDEi1lX80https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vorDEi1lX80/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0012.jpg2010-07-09-0012.jpgNew Zealand Toetoe grass from the Cortaderia genus at the Ngunguru , Northland New Zealand.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eUQ._qXKbPohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eUQ._qXKbPo/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0057.jpg2010-07-09-0057.jpgRowboats silhouetted at sunrise at Ngunguru , Northland New Zealand.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Umd6TBTA7Wchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Umd6TBTA7Wc/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0226.jpg2010-07-09-0226.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. .Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lXh56KQdq5ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lXh56KQdq5o/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0097.jpg2010-07-09-0097.jpgReabreather Diver Andrew Simpson Illuminates the wall at Northern Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 265.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 12.3 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 73:28 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters...Bottom Time: 110 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,131 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,241 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001SCDX61S.h4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001SCDX61S.h4/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0127.jpg2010-07-09-0127.jpgPorae (Nemadactylus douglasii) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 265.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 12.3 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 73:28 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters...Bottom Time: 110 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,131 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,241 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pg.T0B_vwIshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pg.T0B_vwIs/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0182.jpg2010-07-09-0182.jpgAt the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UXISuK86zkMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UXISuK86zkM/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0358.jpg2010-07-09-0358.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson is silhouetted from light reflecting on the roof of Rikoriko Cave giving the effect of a lunar landscape at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007moIRrrXcWghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007moIRrrXcWg/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0358-2.jpg2010-07-09-0358_2.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson is silhouetted from light reflecting on the roof of Rikoriko Cave giving the effect of a lunar landscape at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZxKCFxNyIVohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZxKCFxNyIVo/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0340.jpg2010-07-09-0340.jpgLarge Sponge Unidentified by the Photographer from the phylum porifera with a Hydroid Tree (Solanderia ericopsis) on the floor of Rikoriko Cave at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MlZgziYeLu4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MlZgziYeLu4/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-10-0056.jpg2010-07-10-0056.jpgUnidentified Gorgonian Fan on Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 10 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 267.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Mary's Wall to El Torito Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 76:07 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters...Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,323 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,409 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zC1ubGeAUxQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zC1ubGeAUxQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-10-0153.jpg2010-07-10-0153.jpgA School of Koheru (Decapterus koheru) swims past a diver doing a safety stop at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 10 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 268.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Brady's Corner to Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 16.2 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 77:27 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28.7 meters...Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,409 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,490 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000067DEqbnjXhshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000067DEqbnjXhs/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-10-0126.jpg2010-07-10-0126.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 10 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 268.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Brady's Corner to Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 16.2 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 77:27 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28.7 meters...Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,409 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,490 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nf.nKbjBR70https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nf.nKbjBR70/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-10-0127.jpg2010-07-10-0127.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 10 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 268.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Brady's Corner to Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 16.2 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 77:27 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28.7 meters...Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,409 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,490 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E3vvoex6ZPYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E3vvoex6ZPY/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-11-0033.jpg2010-07-11-0033.jpgSponges from the phylum Porifera Unidentified by the Photographer at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 11 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 269.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 12.5 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 79:01 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 36.2 meters...Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,490 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,584 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QLjnWzG2MK0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QLjnWzG2MK0/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-11-0146.jpg2010-07-11-0146.jpgFinger Sponge (Callyspongia ramosa) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 11 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 270.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 12.7 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 80:19 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 32.2 meters...Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,584 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,662 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dcVTZgZdFrwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dcVTZgZdFrw/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-11-0056.jpg2010-07-11-0056.jpgRed Pigfish (Bodianus unimaculatus) swims around Sponges from the phylum Porifera Unidentified by the Photographer at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 11 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 269.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 12.5 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 79:01 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 36.2 meters...Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,490 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,584 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RL9MTIxl6c8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RL9MTIxl6c8/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-11-0023.jpg2010-07-11-0023.jpgRed Pigfish (Bodianus unimaculatus) swims around Sponges from the phylum Porifera Unidentified by the Photographer at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 11 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 269.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 12.5 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 79:01 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 36.2 meters...Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,490 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,584 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000axC6gX8tN1ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000axC6gX8tN1g/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0032.jpg2010-07-09-0032.jpgNew Zealand Toetoe grass from the Cortaderia genus at the Ngunguru , Northland New Zealand.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YLPlMvOPFWIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YLPlMvOPFWI/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0019.jpg2010-07-09-0019.jpgNew Zealand Toetoe grass from the Cortaderia genus at the Ngunguru , Northland New Zealand.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ofbtw2DEX0Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ofbtw2DEX0Q/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0028.jpg2010-07-09-0028.jpgNew Zealand Toetoe grass from the Cortaderia genus at the Ngunguru , Northland New Zealand.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001QJEJZxqwaQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001QJEJZxqwaQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0116.jpg2010-07-09-0116.jpgPorae (Nemadactylus douglasii) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 265.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 12.3 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 73:28 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters...Bottom Time: 110 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,131 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,241 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Cr1EWhPwhrAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Cr1EWhPwhrA/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0224.jpg2010-07-09-0224.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. .Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S3S5.cbpSVohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S3S5.cbpSVo/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0169.jpg2010-07-09-0169.jpgNew Zealand Fur Seal (Arctocephalus forsteri) at the at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y7Wap47iEKohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y7Wap47iEKo/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0230-1.jpg2010-07-09-0230_1.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson looks over the Skeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. .Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WTtZBj32u_8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WTtZBj32u_8/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0262.jpg2010-07-09-0262.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. .Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qtEUJ9AD1xwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qtEUJ9AD1xw/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0261-1.jpg2010-07-09-0261_1.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. .Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QjNUAToo950https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QjNUAToo950/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0220.jpg2010-07-09-0220.jpgScorpion Fish (Scorpaena cardinalis) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AFkHBuLoBMchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AFkHBuLoBMc/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0328.jpg2010-07-09-0328.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. .Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EUJrx3z2sBkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EUJrx3z2sBk/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0328-1.jpg2010-07-09-0328_1.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. .Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001tTGwmzryf0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001tTGwmzryf0/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0343.jpg2010-07-09-0343.jpgLarge Sponge Unidentified by the Photographer from the phylum porifera with a Hydroid Tree (Solanderia ericopsis) on the floor of Rikoriko Cave at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u0jE_qUyq4Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u0jE_qUyq4I/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0357.jpg2010-07-09-0357.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson is silhouetted from light reflecting on the roof of Rikoriko Cave giving the effect of a lunar landscape at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tGMqjsdfAE4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tGMqjsdfAE4/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0359.jpg2010-07-09-0359.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson is silhouetted from light reflecting on the roof of Rikoriko Cave giving the effect of a lunar landscape at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hLitIdUi2DUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hLitIdUi2DU/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-06-0139.jpg2010-01-06-0139.jpgA Blue-eyed triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) at Danger Rock, Northland New Zealand..Wednesday 06 January 2010...Dive Number: 216.Boat: 007, Northland Dive..Site: Danger Rock...Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 14:22 hh:mm..Maximum Depth : 30.8 meters.Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,435 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,510 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WFVJRYexRKAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WFVJRYexRKA/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-06-0142.jpg2010-01-06-0142.jpgA Blue-eyed triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) at Danger Rock, Northland New Zealand..Wednesday 06 January 2010...Dive Number: 216.Boat: 007, Northland Dive..Site: Danger Rock...Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 14:22 hh:mm..Maximum Depth : 30.8 meters.Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,435 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,510 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r6sgnUhljhghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r6sgnUhljhg/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-06-0170.jpg2010-01-06-0170.jpgA Yellow-black triplefin (Forsterygion flavonigrum) sits upon a Jewel Anemone (Corynactis haddoni)...Wednesday 06 January 2010...Dive Number: 216.Boat: 007, Northland Dive..Site: Danger Rock...Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 14:22 hh:mm..Maximum Depth : 30.8 meters.Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,435 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,510 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MsX_w3YSDzwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MsX_w3YSDzw/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-06-0172.jpg2010-01-06-0172.jpgA Yellow-black triplefin (Forsterygion flavonigrum) sits upon a Jewel Anemone (Corynactis haddoni)...Wednesday 06 January 2010...Dive Number: 216.Boat: 007, Northland Dive..Site: Danger Rock...Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 14:22 hh:mm..Maximum Depth : 30.8 meters.Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,435 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,510 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bP4HbPHXipIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bP4HbPHXipI/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-06-0187.jpg2010-01-06-0187.jpgNudibranch Trapania rudmani at Danger Rock, Northland New Zealand..Wednesday 06 January 2010...Dive Number: 216.Boat: 007, Northland Dive..Site: Danger Rock...Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 14:22 hh:mm..Maximum Depth : 30.8 meters.Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,435 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,510 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eFwaDsbQfPchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eFwaDsbQfPc/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-06-0221.jpg2010-01-06-0221.jpgGem Nudibranch (Dendrodoris denisoni)...Wednesday 06 January 2010...Dive Number: 216.Boat: 007, Northland Dive..Site: Danger Rock...Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 14:22 hh:mm..Maximum Depth : 30.8 meters.Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,435 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,510 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B22lNfnSOUwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B22lNfnSOUw/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-29-0535.jpg2009-10-29-0535.jpgBooks stored under the stairs outside the Library on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Thursday 29 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 193.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 23.1 meters..Temperature: 12 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32%.Bottom Time: 64 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9835 minutes..Cumulative Time: 9899 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cimEA9Fxhf4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cimEA9Fxhf4/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0059.jpg2009-11-15-0059.jpgVariable Nudibranch (Aphelodoris luctuosa) At Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003zCpStn745Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003zCpStn745Q/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0046.jpg2009-12-05-0046.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009tFWGikxUPIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009tFWGikxUPI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0074-2.jpg2009-12-05-0074-2.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XLe7yI_XIyMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XLe7yI_XIyM/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0074.jpg2009-12-05-0074.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009xUnm4fw_Ichttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009xUnm4fw_Ic/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0091.jpg2009-12-05-0091.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Fv96DloHg7whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Fv96DloHg7w/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0117.jpg2009-12-05-0117.jpgSaturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LIZMofciDSIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LIZMofciDSI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0117-2.jpg2009-12-05-0117-2.jpgBanded Triplefin (Forsterygion malcomi) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000R2OFgTuBxshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000R2OFgTuBxs/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0129.jpg2009-12-05-0129.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QDPnYUB6R_Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QDPnYUB6R_A/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0136.jpg2009-12-05-0136.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002Ypn.MCH_2chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002Ypn.MCH_2c/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0145.jpg2009-12-05-0145.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MHHUFbqvO0whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MHHUFbqvO0w/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0168.jpg2009-12-05-0168.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S3MIrTuZ5Wshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S3MIrTuZ5Ws/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0172.jpg2009-12-05-0172.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DMoLcrZqsMMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DMoLcrZqsMM/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0180.jpg2009-12-05-0180.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jQRRORsFIfwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jQRRORsFIfw/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0057.jpg2009-12-05-0057.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Co7kuHvij8Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Co7kuHvij8U/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0196.jpg2009-12-05-0196.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wm2CqAhrOY4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wm2CqAhrOY4/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0205-2.jpg2009-12-05-0205-2.jpgYellow-black triplefin (Forsterygion flavonigrum) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 204.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 25.7 meters.Bottom Time: 66 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,575 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,641 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_3BkkpXFG80https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_3BkkpXFG80/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0038.jpg2009-12-05-0038.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uUjByMHvcKIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uUjByMHvcKI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0324.jpg2009-12-19-0324.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QAZijArm8UEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QAZijArm8UE/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0313.jpg2009-12-19-0313.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000igm1IhmOg4Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000igm1IhmOg4U/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0477.jpg2010-11-28-0477.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside Flea Bay Near the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rBUjaVmy4yshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rBUjaVmy4ys/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0322-2.jpg2009-12-19-0322-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T_yW9k5LBgYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T_yW9k5LBgY/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0343-2.jpg2009-12-19-0343-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wxZ8n8dOtP0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wxZ8n8dOtP0/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0431.jpg2009-11-15-0431.jpgJewel Anemone (Corynactis haddoni) at Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 202.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.6 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 80 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,421 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,501 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PoruGP6KBEQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PoruGP6KBEQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0099.jpg2010-04-18-0099.jpgPink Maomao (Caprodon longimanus) at Baron Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 240.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Baron Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 42:15 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,248 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,333 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000._M46UNsm40https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000._M46UNsm40/fit=1000x1000/2007-05-22-530.jpg2007-05-22-530.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Monday 21 May 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YQXZiHWJ0sIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YQXZiHWJ0sI/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0085.jpg2010-04-23-0085.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) is illuminated by early morning light in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 255.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters..Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007VS643u_OxUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007VS643u_OxU/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0109.jpg2010-04-23-0109.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) is illuminated by early morning light in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 255.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters..Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PPVfZTBHx.shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PPVfZTBHx.s/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0156.jpg2010-04-23-0156.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) is illuminated by early morning light in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 255.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters..Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I1HhDVCLZcYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I1HhDVCLZcY/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0161.jpg2010-04-23-0161.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) is illuminated by early morning light in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 255.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters..Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R3fdRGA_2dkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R3fdRGA_2dk/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0175.jpg2010-04-23-0175.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) is illuminated by early morning light in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 255.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters..Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H_6UMO2fOvohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H_6UMO2fOvo/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0495.jpg2010-04-23-0495.jpgYaldwynÕs triplefin (Notoclinops yaldwyni) in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 256.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 21.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 60:40 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.9 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,395 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,465 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HE.sIPaV7sAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HE.sIPaV7sA/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0561.jpg2010-04-23-0561.jpgDiver Kent Ericksen is illuminated in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 256.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 21.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 60:40 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.9 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,395 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,465 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aX_YOaXZd5Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aX_YOaXZd5Q/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0026.jpg2010-04-17-0026.jpgYukon Charters heads past The Pinnacles on the way to the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zFY3MhKcjVkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zFY3MhKcjVk/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0344.jpg2010-04-17-0344.jpgNudibranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 238.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Kent Ericksen. .Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 39.14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,067minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,147minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UumOtFiRkkYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UumOtFiRkkY/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0312.jpg2010-04-17-0312.jpgLight at dusk is reflected on the ripples inside Rikoriko Cave at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uRtNbJB0usMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uRtNbJB0usM/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0186.jpg2010-04-17-0186.jpgYaldwynÕs triplefin (Notoclinops yaldwyni) at the , Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 237.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 37.55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,977 minutes..Cumulative Time: 13,067minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000S_lVQGsalchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000S_lVQGsalc/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0289.jpg2010-04-17-0289.jpgLight at dusk is reflected on the ripples inside Rikoriko Cave at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000AAD.aDEEaEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000AAD.aDEEaE/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0323.jpg2010-04-17-0323.jpgA camouflage crab also known as a decorator crab (Notomithrax sp.) at night in Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 238.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Kent Ericksen. .Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 39.14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,067minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,147minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_yQMeEYPy1Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_yQMeEYPy1A/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0065.jpg2010-04-17-0065.jpgMimic blenny (Plagiotremus tapeinosoma) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 236.Boat: Mazurka..Site: AnnÕs Rock / AstridÕs Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 36.25 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 32 meters..Bottom Time: 100 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,877 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,977 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gykGt5.3oRghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gykGt5.3oRg/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0356.jpg2010-04-17-0356.jpgNudibranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 238.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Kent Ericksen. .Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 39.14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,067minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,147minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vpYaBaGFcF8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vpYaBaGFcF8/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0303.jpg2010-04-17-0303.jpgLight at dusk is reflected on the ripples inside Rikoriko Cave at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mOu5cyhzY6ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mOu5cyhzY6g/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0365.jpg2010-04-17-0365.jpgNudibranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 238.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Kent Ericksen. .Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 39.14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,067minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,147minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r8yV.hEi6yUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r8yV.hEi6yU/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0042.jpg2010-04-18-0042.jpgYaldwynÕs triplefin (Notoclinops yaldwyni) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 239.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 40.54 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 34 meters..Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,147 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,248 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XIDcAai_PNMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XIDcAai_PNM/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0074.jpg2010-04-18-0074.jpgNudibranch, Jason mirabilis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Aeolidina.Family: Glaucidae .Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 240.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Baron Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 42:15 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,248 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,333 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WEPLmzn6_ZUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WEPLmzn6_ZU/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0192.jpg2010-04-18-0192.jpgNudinbranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 241.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 18.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 43:29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 12.2 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,333 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,413 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007LyOKgDIU18https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007LyOKgDIU18/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0558.jpg2010-04-23-0558.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) is illuminated by early morning light in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 256.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 21.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 60:40 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.9 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,395 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,465 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ItNFFB_2vpshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ItNFFB_2vps/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0053.jpg2010-04-17-0053.jpgSmall unidentified insect on a Gorgonian polyp at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 236.Boat: Mazurka..Site: AnnÕs Rock / AstridÕs Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 36.25 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 32 meters..Bottom Time: 100 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,877 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,977 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.rkhUeSgPM8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.rkhUeSgPM8/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0062.jpg2010-04-17-0062.jpgMimic blenny (Plagiotremus tapeinosoma) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 236.Boat: Mazurka..Site: AnnÕs Rock / AstridÕs Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 36.25 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 32 meters..Bottom Time: 100 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,877 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,977 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uZUAMydJ550https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uZUAMydJ550/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0253.jpg2010-04-17-0253.jpgDive charter Pacific Hideaway outside Rikoriko Cave at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 237.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 37.55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,977 minutes..Cumulative Time: 13,067minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oKti.XgNtgYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oKti.XgNtgY/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0308.jpg2010-04-17-0308.jpgLight at dusk is reflected on the ripples inside Rikoriko Cave at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w8in18f0BTMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w8in18f0BTM/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-21-0299.jpg2009-03-21-0299.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett with a Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand..Saturday 21 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 154.Max Depth 5 m..Temp 21c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120 min..Bottom Time to Date 7314 min..Cumulative Time 7434 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KixKo.Tf45Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KixKo.Tf45U/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0006.jpg2010-01-28-0006.jpgPink Maomao (Caprodon longimanus) from the family Serranidae at Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. .Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 219.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 16:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 31.7 meters.Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,725 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MTPrFZEIIUMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MTPrFZEIIUM/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0025.jpg2010-01-28-0025.jpgA Demoiselle (Chromis dispilus) from the family Pomacentridae at Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 219.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 16:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 31.7 meters.Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,725 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UsEcif.91yIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UsEcif.91yI/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0026.jpg2010-01-28-0026.jpgA Demoiselle (Chromis dispilus) from the family Pomacentridae at Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 219.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 16:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 31.7 meters.Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,725 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t35NGh.kJnshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t35NGh.kJns/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0027.jpg2010-01-28-0027.jpgA Demoiselle (Chromis dispilus) from the family Pomacentridae at Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 219.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 16:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 31.7 meters.Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,725 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CoKDOojaOf0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CoKDOojaOf0/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0063.jpg2010-01-28-0063.jpgBlue-eyed triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) at Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 219.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 16:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 31.7 meters.Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,725 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bGBgBkqCnRchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bGBgBkqCnRc/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0070.jpg2010-01-28-0070.jpgA Demoiselle (Chromis dispilus) from the family Pomacentridae at Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 219.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 16:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 31.7 meters.Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,725 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L63i2Md5qzMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L63i2Md5qzM/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0074.jpg2010-01-28-0074.jpgA Demoiselle (Chromis dispilus) from the family Pomacentridae at Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 219.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 16:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 31.7 meters.Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,725 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000utEIhZUskJohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000utEIhZUskJo/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0106.jpg2010-01-28-0106.jpgEncrusted Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 219.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 16:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 31.7 meters.Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,725 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yNnrHDkCwnIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yNnrHDkCwnI/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0170.jpg2010-01-28-0170.jpgCryptic triplefin (cryptichthys jojettae) at Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 219.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 16:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 31.7 meters.Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,725 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006Uzw9cUPwwohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006Uzw9cUPwwo/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0175.jpg2010-01-28-0175.jpgCryptic triplefin (cryptichthys jojettae) at Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 219.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 16:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 31.7 meters.Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,725 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qqYQzNvWGHohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qqYQzNvWGHo/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0180.jpg2010-01-28-0180.jpgCryptic triplefin (cryptichthys jojettae) at Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 219.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 16:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 31.7 meters.Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,725 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e6BX_bWNfm4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e6BX_bWNfm4/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0190.jpg2010-01-28-0190.jpgNudibranch Cadlina willani Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uAlPD1IllhEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uAlPD1IllhE/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0238.jpg2010-01-28-0238.jpgOblique-swimming triplefin (Obliquichthys maryannae) at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HN1WsyVoojEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HN1WsyVoojE/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0220.jpg2010-01-28-0220.jpgSoft Coral (Alcyionium sp.) at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yAjnOgt33MEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yAjnOgt33ME/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0274.jpg2010-01-28-0274.jpgDoto sp. Nudibranch approximately 5mm in lengh at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DWbprotlU9Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DWbprotlU9Y/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0288.jpg2010-01-28-0288.jpgCryptic triplefin (cryptichthys jojettae) at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qptetA3NTfQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qptetA3NTfQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0291.jpg2010-01-28-0291.jpgCryptic triplefin (cryptichthys jojettae) at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sUtE8UucajAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sUtE8UucajA/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0312.jpg2010-01-28-0312.jpgClown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) mate at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UJy6QAPwXfMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UJy6QAPwXfM/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0330.jpg2010-01-28-0330.jpgClown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) mate at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wt3p68lUdwYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wt3p68lUdwY/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0335.jpg2010-01-28-0335.jpgClown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) mate at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v7ClQHIEfvwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v7ClQHIEfvw/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0347-3.jpg2010-01-28-0347-3.jpgDoto sp. Nudibranch approximately 5mm in lengh at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000LKO8sJRodQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000LKO8sJRodQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0347.jpg2010-01-28-0347.jpgDoto sp. Nudibranch approximately 5mm in lengh at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006Et7UeyhmS0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006Et7UeyhmS0/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0386.jpg2010-01-28-0386.jpgCaldukia rubignosa Nudibranch at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zQQdHJ1L42ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zQQdHJ1L42g/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0404.jpg2010-01-28-0404.jpgSpectacled triplefin (Ruanoho whero) at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tt0AK0aQKZ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tt0AK0aQKZ0/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0411.jpg2010-01-28-0411.jpgSpectacled triplefin (Ruanoho whero) at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XK1bbPArBBAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XK1bbPArBBA/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0412.jpg2010-01-28-0412.jpgSpectacled triplefin (Ruanoho whero) at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x0MpY290YI4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x0MpY290YI4/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0414.jpg2010-01-28-0414.jpgBlue-eyed triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vfOJ0HWQngwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vfOJ0HWQngw/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0424.jpg2010-01-28-0424.jpgCrested Blenny (Parablennius laticlavius) at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000060Sj0cr5xachttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000060Sj0cr5xac/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0431.jpg2010-01-28-0431.jpgSkip's Yellow Doto (Doto sp.) at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QbLpVBWB7swhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QbLpVBWB7sw/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-29-0015.jpg2010-01-29-0015.jpgFeather Star (Comanthus novaezelandiae) at Mary's Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 29 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 221.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Mary's Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Alka Fowler..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 19:55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 64 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,841 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,905 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R_bCtS3UN_khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R_bCtS3UN_k/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-29-0032.jpg2010-01-29-0032.jpgDoto sp. Nudibranch approximately 5mm in lengh at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_Zj6q6gZnqkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_Zj6q6gZnqk/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-29-0043.jpg2010-01-29-0043.jpgDoto sp. Nudibranch approximately 5mm in lengh at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OO2VM36Ow_Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OO2VM36Ow_A/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-29-0052.jpg2010-01-29-0052.jpgDoto sp. Nudibranch approximately 5mm in lengh at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jMYTjYPcTX0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jMYTjYPcTX0/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-29-0058.jpg2010-01-29-0058.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at Mary's Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 29 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 221.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Mary's Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Alka Fowler..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 19:55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 64 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,841 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,905 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Lq3pj50p.7whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Lq3pj50p.7w/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0082.jpg2009-07-26-0082.jpgA Clown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) on a stalk of Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009AHH8sBR8eghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009AHH8sBR8eg/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-07-0007.jpg2009-03-07-0007.jpgRebreather Diver Pete Mesley dives the wreck of the HMNZS Canterbury in Deepwater Cove, Bay of Islands, New Zealand..Saturday 07 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 149.Max Depth 33.2 m..Average Depth 10 m..Temp 22c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 49 min..Bottom Time to Date 6989 min..Cumulative Time 7038 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PzAhHXtNb0Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PzAhHXtNb0M/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-29-0437.jpg2009-10-29-0437.jpgThe Jackson Head Beacon (right) in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand. At 5.37 pm on February 16th 1986 the Soviet Union built cruise ship The Mikhail Lermontov hit Hawea Rock situated 5 meters deep between the Cape and beacon eventually sinking in Port Gore at 10:45 pm that evening. .Thursday 29 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nzhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XHQbpBDdtCQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XHQbpBDdtCQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-29-0394.jpg2009-10-29-0394.jpgCape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon (right) in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand. At 5.37 pm on February 16th 1986 the Soviet Union built cruise ship The Mikhail Lermontov hit Hawea Rock situated 5 meters deep between the Cape and beacon eventually sinking in Port Gore at 10:45 pm that evening. .Thursday 29 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nzhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Mv3VOz5ZttEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Mv3VOz5ZttE/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2002-11-13-05-05-26.jpgTarawera (2002-11-13 05-05-26).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YSzI.M7mr.Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YSzI.M7mr.E/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0005.jpg2012-03-25-0005.jpgOculina virgosa (Ivory coral)..Sunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point (Northern Side)..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 193:09 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 61.1 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,115 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,201 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GnkJmkhXaAMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GnkJmkhXaAM/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0006.jpg2012-03-25-0006.jpgSunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point (Northern Side)..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 193:09 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 61.1 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,115 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,201 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003b67PrJvwMYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003b67PrJvwMY/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0011.jpg2012-03-25-0011.jpgSunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point (Northern Side)..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 193:09 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 61.1 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,115 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,201 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vaLX91oxCBchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vaLX91oxCBc/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0018.jpg2012-03-25-0018.jpgSunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point (Northern Side)..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 193:09 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 61.1 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,115 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,201 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_j1MniDJ6Vwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_j1MniDJ6Vw/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0019.jpg2012-03-25-0019.jpgSunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point (Northern Side)..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 193:09 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 61.1 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,115 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,201 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GDl_A4KZF2Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GDl_A4KZF2I/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0020.jpg2012-03-25-0020.jpgSunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point (Northern Side)..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 193:09 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 61.1 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,115 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,201 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EeiNHmLuc9Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EeiNHmLuc9Q/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0022.jpg2012-03-25-0022.jpgSunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point (Northern Side)..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 193:09 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 61.1 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,115 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,201 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vr0ULEE9kN0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vr0ULEE9kN0/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0024.jpg2012-03-25-0024.jpgSunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point (Northern Side)..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 193:09 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 61.1 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,115 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,201 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hW_2ESn31Pghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hW_2ESn31Pg/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0026.jpg2012-03-25-0026.jpgSunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point (Northern Side)..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 193:09 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 61.1 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,115 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,201 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JvN254pzfs4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JvN254pzfs4/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-09-0093.jpg2009-03-09-0093.jpgThe wreck of the HMNZS Waikato off the coast of Tutukaka, Northland New Zealand..Monday 09 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 152.Max Depth 29.8 m..Temp 23c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 7238 min..Cumulative Time 7314 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rNIhfNs_1pwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rNIhfNs_1pw/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-28-0032.jpg2010-03-28-0032.jpgNudibranch Chromodoris aureomarginata at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 28 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 234.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 33.29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,733 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,811 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nrDUJldwB0Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nrDUJldwB0I/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-28-0027.jpg2010-03-28-0027.jpgNudibranch Chromodoris aureomarginata at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 28 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 234.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 33.29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,733 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,811 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jcBOlwV9u3Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jcBOlwV9u3Y/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0106.jpg2010-12-27-0106.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vykTHpMMBIIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vykTHpMMBII/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-10-0146.jpg2010-07-10-0146.jpgA School of Koheru (Decapterus koheru) swims past a diver doing a safety stop at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 10 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 268.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Brady's Corner to Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 16.2 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 77:27 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28.7 meters...Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,409 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,490 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kh85WZ3Qfyshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kh85WZ3Qfys/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-10-0023.jpgGrey Moray EelA pair of Grey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) on Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 10 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 267.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Mary's Wall to El Torito Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 76:07 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters...Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,323 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,409 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uHrSc49sbCghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uHrSc49sbCg/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-30-0033.jpg2011-10-30-0033.jpgNotoclinops segmentatus (Blue-eyed triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 30 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 380.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth and Greg Van Der Hulst..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 169:18 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 52.8 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,535 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,627 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003BTZmJ_3Hpohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003BTZmJ_3Hpo/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0102.jpg2009-09-01-0102.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley Before a Dive at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 01 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VQSnvyI2zakhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VQSnvyI2zak/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0189.jpg2009-12-19-0189.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YrZJxeki15khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YrZJxeki15k/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0432.jpg2009-12-19-0432.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LVx8qh2vSyAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LVx8qh2vSyA/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0440.jpg2009-12-19-0440.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IS5gDDTzpa8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IS5gDDTzpa8/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0448.jpg2009-12-19-0448.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000St43Q.FAfWUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000St43Q.FAfWU/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0213.jpg2009-12-19-0213.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m3ebdFMECFghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m3ebdFMECFg/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0221.jpg2009-12-19-0221.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zkjVosaHQSohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zkjVosaHQSo/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0229.jpg2009-12-19-0229.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HjvNxQinE64https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HjvNxQinE64/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0224.jpg2009-12-19-0224.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O6Qo9sTp55Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O6Qo9sTp55E/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0230.jpg2009-12-19-0230.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vrKFL16I9I0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vrKFL16I9I0/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0484-2.jpg2009-12-19-0484-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x8r7dAhTy60https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x8r7dAhTy60/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0246.jpg2009-12-19-0246.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eh3QCUwRksohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eh3QCUwRkso/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0254.jpg2009-12-19-0254.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TNw6OEq6PXEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TNw6OEq6PXE/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0267.jpg2009-12-19-0267.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DgtStqa1eXghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DgtStqa1eXg/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0285.jpg2009-12-19-0285.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VJClMfuhpfIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VJClMfuhpfI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0523.jpg2009-12-19-0523.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IZ9PHkiXJNchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IZ9PHkiXJNc/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0530-2.jpg2009-12-19-0530-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ckvs0Ef7l_Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ckvs0Ef7l_Y/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0340.jpg2009-12-19-0340.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rnGueXqDNushttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rnGueXqDNus/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0345.jpg2009-12-19-0345.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bIB4uCr4ZxUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bIB4uCr4ZxU/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0343.jpg2009-12-19-0343.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004p7rF4kxnlYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004p7rF4kxnlY/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0346.jpg2009-12-19-0346.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.4gT55AN7IAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.4gT55AN7IA/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0347.jpg2009-12-19-0347.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f1aRUyG0f7ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f1aRUyG0f7g/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0350-2.jpg2009-12-19-0350-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EqGCfiOBSbMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EqGCfiOBSbM/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0348.jpg2009-12-19-0348.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gyj2fQX1i8whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gyj2fQX1i8w/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0356.jpg2009-12-19-0356.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WDlcIgOH.1khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WDlcIgOH.1k/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0350.jpg2009-12-19-0350.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RJ5KDLIM_4Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RJ5KDLIM_4Q/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0363.jpg2009-12-19-0363.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y9k8PPoTsOIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y9k8PPoTsOI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0157.jpg2009-12-19-0157.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000saGfcfE5ufAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000saGfcfE5ufA/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0179.jpg2009-12-19-0179.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WKS83PNLMWwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WKS83PNLMWw/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0156.jpg2009-12-19-0156.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eckixH6cpNIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eckixH6cpNI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0165.jpg2009-12-19-0165.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_HSsJgcECmEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_HSsJgcECmE/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0170.jpg2009-12-19-0170.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XvSVjpRVS8Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XvSVjpRVS8Y/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0429.jpg2009-12-19-0429.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008qBRROhDgz4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008qBRROhDgz4/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0019.jpg2009-09-19-0019.jpgThousands of the wandering seabird the Buller's Shearwater (Puffinis bulleri) arrive at the Poor Knights Island's off the Eastern Coast of New Zealand..Buller's shearwaters breed only on the Poor Knights Islands, a protected, predator free, nature reserve off the eastern coast of Northland..During April to late May, Buller's shearwaters depart for the north Pacific, from Japan to the western coast of North America. Birds return to the Poor Knights in mid-September to court and clean out their burrows. ..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PU2IRgQ9sx8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PU2IRgQ9sx8/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-06-0550.jpg2010-05-06-0550.jpgA salt sculpture of Mary and Joseph at the Wieliczka Salt Mine in Wieliczka 25km South East of Krakow, Poland.Wednesday 05 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000emLRCCif66shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000emLRCCif66s/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-06-0478.jpg2010-05-06-0478.jpgNight street scene near the Rynek Glowny (Main Square) of Old Town, Krakow, Poland..Tuesday 04 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007SQIYXL_hE0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007SQIYXL_hE0/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-08-0047.jpg2010-05-08-0047.jpgForest on the Jaworzyna Mountain in Krynica, Poland..Thursday 06 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Fipywf3eRqkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Fipywf3eRqk/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-08-0229.jpg2010-05-08-0229.jpgBardejov a small Slovakian town near the Polish Border..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ev.pW_atfC0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ev.pW_atfC0/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-13-0413.jpg2010-05-13-0413.jpgMonument to the President and First Lady of Poland Maria and Lech Kaczynski who perished in a airplane crash on the way to the Katyn commemorations a month ago in front of the Presidential Palace in Warsaw, Poland. .Wednesday 12 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r7lrZz6Mi40https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r7lrZz6Mi40/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-13-0351.jpg2010-05-13-0351.jpgRemains of an old wall at the Koneser Warsaw Vodka Factory in the Praga district..Wednesday 12 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R.h0Sds2VAQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R.h0Sds2VAQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-13-0447.jpg2010-05-13-0447.jpgA Polish puzon player on fire at the Royal Square in Old Town Warsaw, Poland..Wednesday 12 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002krxhKi5_Eohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002krxhKi5_Eo/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0186.jpg2012-03-25-0186.jpgDiaphorodoris sp. (Nudibranch)..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Onchidorididae.Distribution: NZ, SE Australia.Occurrence: Rare in NZ.Size: 10mm .Sunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 352.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mine Shaft Cave..Temperature: 19.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 194:29 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,201 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,282 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vWCAvsWoAVghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vWCAvsWoAVg/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0188.jpg2012-03-25-0188.jpgDiaphorodoris sp. (Nudibranch)..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Onchidorididae.Distribution: NZ, SE Australia.Occurrence: Rare in NZ.Size: 10mm .Sunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 352.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mine Shaft Cave..Temperature: 19.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 194:29 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,201 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,282 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e5INjv.Md3shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e5INjv.Md3s/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0190-1.jpg2012-03-25-0190_1.jpgDiaphorodoris sp. (Nudibranch)..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Onchidorididae.Distribution: NZ, SE Australia.Occurrence: Rare in NZ.Size: 10mm .Sunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 352.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mine Shaft Cave..Temperature: 19.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 194:29 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,201 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,282 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000004_GYKren6shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000004_GYKren6s/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0190.jpg2012-03-25-0190.jpgDiaphorodoris sp. (Nudibranch)..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Onchidorididae.Distribution: NZ, SE Australia.Occurrence: Rare in NZ.Size: 10mm .Sunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 352.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mine Shaft Cave..Temperature: 19.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 194:29 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,201 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,282 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DiB6fFBhHwMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DiB6fFBhHwM/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0193.jpg2012-03-25-0193.jpgDiaphorodoris sp. (Nudibranch)..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Onchidorididae.Distribution: NZ, SE Australia.Occurrence: Rare in NZ.Size: 10mm .Sunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 352.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mine Shaft Cave..Temperature: 19.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 194:29 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,201 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,282 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HH5wetFKnzwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HH5wetFKnzw/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0195.jpg2012-03-25-0195.jpgDiaphorodoris sp. (Nudibranch)..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Onchidorididae.Distribution: NZ, SE Australia.Occurrence: Rare in NZ.Size: 10mm .Sunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 352.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mine Shaft Cave..Temperature: 19.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 194:29 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,201 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,282 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bCSor9HFWFIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bCSor9HFWFI/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0099-4.jpg2009-01-14-0099-4.jpgA Blue Shark Prionace glauca looks into the camera while a Mako Isurus oxyrinchus checks out the boat motor while Shark Diving off the Coast of Whakatane..Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Bgs98xm7N.chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Bgs98xm7N.c/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0100.jpg2009-07-25-0100.jpgPink Maomao (Caprodon longimanus) at Northern Arch, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 minhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000txi3airqnpkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000txi3airqnpk/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-29-0536.jpg2009-10-29-0536.jpgBooks stored under the stairs outside the Library on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Thursday 29 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 193.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 23.1 meters..Temperature: 12 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32%.Bottom Time: 64 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9835 minutes..Cumulative Time: 9899 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000asPB7rMet_khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000asPB7rMet_k/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0019.jpg2009-10-31-0019.jpgShafts of sunlight illuminate the dive site of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov . The Ivan Franko class, Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nzhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rZ5gyqeNs.0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rZ5gyqeNs.0/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0328.jpg2009-12-19-0328.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xbik.vbUEcIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xbik.vbUEcI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0470.jpg2009-12-19-0470.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.U6uZ1lCdQshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.U6uZ1lCdQs/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0514-2.jpg2009-12-19-0514-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tptn7dw7T9Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tptn7dw7T9Q/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0560.jpg2009-12-19-0560.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I33pRrmWcpshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I33pRrmWcps/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-25-0157.jpg2010-07-25-0157.jpgTethya fastigata (sponge) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 25 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 275.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 88:53 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.3 meters...Bottom Time: 103 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,078 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,181 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jjFSqPQVnpYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jjFSqPQVnpY/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-25-0165.jpg2010-07-25-0165.jpgTethya fastigata (sponge) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 25 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 275.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 88:53 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.3 meters...Bottom Time: 103 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,078 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,181 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iTUOt8fizT4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iTUOt8fizT4/fit=1000x1000/2008-10-11-0198.jpg2008-10-11-0198.jpgTethya fastigata (Sponge).Saturday 11 October 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 111 : Baron Arch, Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 31.1m. Average Depth m. Temp 14c. . O2 :33.6%.Bottom Time 73 min. Bottom Time to Date 4785 min Cumulative Time 4858 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SGPvbqMHFWchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SGPvbqMHFWc/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0525.jpg2010-11-29-0525.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lE7glpIIGrohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lE7glpIIGro/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0013.jpg2009-12-19-0013.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KkujGAbdhpUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KkujGAbdhpU/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0140.jpg2009-12-19-0140.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LSfzBnn1t.ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LSfzBnn1t.o/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-09-0220.jpg2008-08-09-0220.jpgA Gem Nudibranch (Dendrodoris denisoni) amongst Red algae at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 09 August 2008.Dive Number 89 : Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 14.3 m. Average Depth 9.8 m. Temp 14c. O2:32%.Bottom Time 43 min. Bottom Time to Date 3856 min Cumulative Time 3899 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lTsbqsix9t4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lTsbqsix9t4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0946.jpg2011-01-05-0946.dngSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) off the North Cape of the sub Antarctic Campbell Island in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TVHXu5rtbJQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TVHXu5rtbJQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0191.jpg2011-01-07-0191.dngSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UJxy8mHcdJ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UJxy8mHcdJ4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0326-2.jpg2011-01-07-0326-2.dngSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rdMFTAfYDgUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rdMFTAfYDgU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0326.jpg2011-01-07-0326.dngSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uOwau5mk5Qshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uOwau5mk5Qs/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0286.jpg2011-01-07-0286.dngSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OQS49LYugRMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OQS49LYugRM/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0332.jpg2011-01-07-0332.dngSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tHrIoWCsh1ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tHrIoWCsh1g/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0341.jpg2011-01-07-0341.dngSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_Dtm1euREiEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_Dtm1euREiE/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0501.jpg2011-01-07-0501.dngSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) off the coast of the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QPfW9_dQaqohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QPfW9_dQaqo/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0503-2.jpg2011-01-07-0503-2.dngSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) off the coast of the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IDA3cceBbZEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IDA3cceBbZE/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0503.jpg2011-01-07-0503.dngSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) off the coast of the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001E0JoS6kL.Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001E0JoS6kL.Y/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-06-0023.jpg2010-01-06-0023.jpgDanger Rock off the Coast of Northland, New Zealand a five minute boat ride from Bland Bay..Wednesday 06 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005k2RUIgAEYMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005k2RUIgAEYM/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-06-0017.jpg2010-01-06-0017.jpgDanger Rock off the Coast of Northland, New Zealand a five minute boat ride from Bland Bay..Wednesday 06 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006MoCn_ZruAshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006MoCn_ZruAs/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-06-0066.jpg2010-01-06-0066.jpgDanger Rock off the Coast of Northland, New Zealand a five minute boat ride from Bland Bay..Wednesday 06 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ssPz4KnHPawhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ssPz4KnHPaw/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-06-0073-2.jpg2010-01-06-0073-2.jpgDanger Rock off the Coast of Northland, New Zealand a five minute boat ride from Bland Bay..Wednesday 06 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005ll1EycHqj8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005ll1EycHqj8/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-06-0057.jpg2010-01-06-0057.jpgDanger Rock off the Coast of Northland, New Zealand a five minute boat ride from Bland Bay..Wednesday 06 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GkyXvN91gX8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GkyXvN91gX8/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-24-0018.jpg2009-10-24-0018.jpgThe Freshwater Giant Bully (Gobiomorphus gobioides) in Lake Taupo, New Zealand..Saturday 24 October 2009.Photograph : Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U9H9InMOiGshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U9H9InMOiGs/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-24-0023.jpg2009-10-24-0023.jpgThe Freshwater Giant Bully (Gobiomorphus gobioides) in Lake Taupo, New Zealand..Saturday 24 October 2009.Photograph : Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kCGFGGb3sN4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kCGFGGb3sN4/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-06-0073.jpg2010-01-06-0073.jpgDanger Rock off the Coast of Northland, New Zealand a five minute boat ride from Bland Bay..Wednesday 06 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dfcqgFHwBH8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dfcqgFHwBH8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0200.jpgSpanish LobsterAntipodarctus aoteanus (Spanish Lobster). Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 474 Site: Riko Riko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:38 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 12 meters Bottom Time: 94 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,697 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,791 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009TanWvtkNG4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009TanWvtkNG4/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0240.jpgFlabellina albomarginataFlabellina albomarginata Nudibranch. Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 474 Site: Riko Riko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:38 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 12 meters Bottom Time: 94 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,697 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,791 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000up_03VPCjYghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000up_03VPCjYg/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0265-1.jpgFlabellina albomarginataFlabellina albomarginata Nudibranch. Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 474 Site: Riko Riko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:38 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 12 meters Bottom Time: 94 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,697 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,791 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sTKFmIG30TUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sTKFmIG30TU/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0204.jpgSkeleton shrimpCaprellidae sp. (Skeleton shrimp). Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 474 Site: Riko Riko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:38 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 12 meters Bottom Time: 94 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,697 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,791 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aPhg7pTHIkchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aPhg7pTHIkc/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0207-1.jpgSkeleton shrimpCaprellidae sp. (Skeleton shrimp). Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 474 Site: Riko Riko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:38 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 12 meters Bottom Time: 94 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,697 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,791 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E0GwxBNRcS4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E0GwxBNRcS4/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0243.jpgFlabellina albomarginataFlabellina albomarginata Nudibranch. Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 474 Site: Riko Riko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:38 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 12 meters Bottom Time: 94 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,697 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,791 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WF0vUInw2CMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WF0vUInw2CM/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0090.jpg2009-12-19-0090.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003nNarW8bdsQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003nNarW8bdsQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0167.jpg2009-12-19-0167.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QDEGRMqt3ukhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QDEGRMqt3uk/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0754.jpg2009-12-19-0754.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000laerBO0FBlwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000laerBO0FBlw/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0212.jpg2009-12-19-0212.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ipEVnfvOZ8Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ipEVnfvOZ8U/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0098.jpg2012-11-04-0098.jpgTrapania rudmani Nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jEqZkWH6x9Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jEqZkWH6x9Y/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0102.jpg2012-11-04-0102.jpgTrapania rudmani Nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003P_OyFE9zL0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003P_OyFE9zL0/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0103.jpg2012-11-04-0103.jpgTrapania rudmani Nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001R3BQHF4duMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001R3BQHF4duM/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0104.jpg2012-11-04-0104.jpgTrapania rudmani Nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KyYQ11twBfIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KyYQ11twBfI/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0104-1.jpg2012-11-04-0104_1.jpgTrapania rudmani Nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CujOO3k.DGshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CujOO3k.DGs/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0109.jpg2012-11-04-0109.jpgTrapania rudmani Nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I01Sszyno.shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I01Sszyno.s/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-03-0069-1.jpg2012-11-03-0069_1.jpgTrapania rudmani Nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000msb2CDIRx.ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000msb2CDIRx.g/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-03-0071.jpg2012-11-03-0071.jpgTrapania rudmani Nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yyAhYGHcnxohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yyAhYGHcnxo/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-03-0069.jpg2012-11-03-0069.jpgTrapania rudmani Nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i84gStbdRiIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i84gStbdRiI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1314.jpg2009-12-19-1314.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sFBSu.vvE3Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sFBSu.vvE3Q/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1326.jpg2009-12-19-1326.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XUZkvCplb4chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XUZkvCplb4c/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1347.jpg2009-12-19-1347.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009o1esrdkJzkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009o1esrdkJzk/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1383.jpg2009-12-19-1383.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O20Uwn22Ea0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O20Uwn22Ea0/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1390.jpg2009-12-19-1390.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mVgDemOIKkghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mVgDemOIKkg/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1308.jpg2009-12-19-1308.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HEeFNy92cIwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HEeFNy92cIw/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0113.jpg2012-11-04-0113.jpgTrapania rudmani Nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000igYVRDFCnh4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000igYVRDFCnh4/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0106.jpg2009-10-17-0106.jpgJason's Nudibranch (Jason mirabilis) at Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Saturday 17 October 2009 .Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009..Dive Number 189.Boat : Apollo, Goat Island Dive..Site : Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group..Max Depth 28 m..Temp 19c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 56 min..Bottom Time to Date 9600 min..Cumulative Time 9656 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CA_p6vvkVnshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CA_p6vvkVns/fit=1000x1000/1705NZHRRMONEY12.jpg1705NZHRRMONEY12.jpgREMITTANCE: The Tongan economy is heavily dependent on money that is sent from New Zealand and other overseas countries. Tongans living in New Zealand send millions of dollars a year to their relatives back home. Pictured: 2-year-old Paul stays close to his mother Sivihiva Tokoma'ata outside their small one room home that sleeps nine in the village of U'tungake on the island of Vava'u in Tonga. They receive about $100 dollars a year in remittance from her brother in New Zealand who has nine children of his own..FRIDAY 14 MAY 2004 .NEW ZEALAND HERALD DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPH RICHARD ROBINSONhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IMARD86r1vEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IMARD86r1vE/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0152.jpgSpeckled MorayGymnothorax obesus (Speckled Moray). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 476 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 15:10 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 282:22 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.7 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 56% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 31,905 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,041 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008NdjakRGmXYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008NdjakRGmXY/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0141.jpgMosaic Moray EelEnchelycore ramosa (Mosaic Moray). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 476 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 15:10 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 282:22 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.7 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 56% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 31,905 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,041 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nDnQSlQ9ycwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nDnQSlQ9ycw/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0135.jpgMosaic Moray EelEnchelycore ramosa (Mosaic Moray). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 476 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 15:10 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 282:22 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.7 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 56% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 31,905 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,041 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lj6G63Ie1p0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lj6G63Ie1p0/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0147.jpgMosaic Moray EelEnchelycore ramosa (Mosaic Moray). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 476 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 15:10 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 282:22 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.7 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 56% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 31,905 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,041 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GFjJKPZtrv8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GFjJKPZtrv8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0119.jpgGoatfishUpeneichthys lineatus (Goatfish). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 476 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 15:10 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 282:22 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.7 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 56% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 31,905 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,041 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D1YIiWvtFNkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D1YIiWvtFNk/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0201.jpgRed MokiCheilodactylus spectabilis (Red moki). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 476 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 15:10 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 282:22 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.7 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 56% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 31,905 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,041 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LyE0BpJ6V3Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LyE0BpJ6V3Q/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0134.jpg2012-02-18-0134.jpgCaprellidae sp. (Skeleton shrimp)..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 345.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nJ2MVRCOqOQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nJ2MVRCOqOQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0027.jpg2012-04-15-0027.jpgOculina virgosa (Ivory coral)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 356.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve...Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 199:29 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50..Maximum Depth: 62.7 meters..Bottom Time: 105 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,552 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,657 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003akx_yW1N7ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003akx_yW1N7g/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0006.jpg2012-04-15-0006.jpgOculina virgosa (Ivory coral)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 356.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve...Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 199:29 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50..Maximum Depth: 62.7 meters..Bottom Time: 105 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,552 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,657 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.BMo1_me2aohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.BMo1_me2ao/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0025.jpg2012-04-15-0025.jpgOculina virgosa (Ivory coral)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 356.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve...Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 199:29 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50..Maximum Depth: 62.7 meters..Bottom Time: 105 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,552 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,657 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zvs0O6pe8oYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zvs0O6pe8oY/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0010.jpg2012-04-15-0010.jpgOculina virgosa (Ivory coral)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 356.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve...Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 199:29 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50..Maximum Depth: 62.7 meters..Bottom Time: 105 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,552 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,657 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.sqqv0tZQzchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.sqqv0tZQzc/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0021.jpg2012-03-25-0021.jpgSunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point (Northern Side)..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 193:09 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 61.1 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,115 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,201 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w91yxLnhLushttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w91yxLnhLus/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0117.jpg2012-11-04-0117.jpgFlabellina albomarginata nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000snmX3U8ARt4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000snmX3U8ARt4/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0116.jpg2012-11-04-0116.jpgFlabellina albomarginata nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000qu7eqk3icAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000qu7eqk3icA/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0137.jpg2012-11-04-0137.jpgFlabellina albomarginata nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008g94BvXJfw0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008g94BvXJfw0/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-28-0030.jpg2010-03-28-0030.jpgNudibranch Chromodoris aureomarginata at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 28 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 234.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 33.29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,733 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,811 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eWbKvdp_QBshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eWbKvdp_QBs/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0091.jpgKingfishSeriola lalandi (Kingfish). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 478 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:32 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 284:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 39.6 meters Bottom Time: 106 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 58% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 32,106 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,212 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MylJipTsAnkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MylJipTsAnk/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0213.jpgDemoiselleChromis dispilus (Demoiselle). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 479 Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 13:27 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 286:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.5 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 82% OTU: 91% Bottom Time to Date: 32,212 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,335 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I_nDwYr50Xshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I_nDwYr50Xs/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-01-14-06-11-35.jpgTarawera (2003-01-14 06-11-35).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fPL2oSsT6pIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fPL2oSsT6pI/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-01-1356.jpg2009-11-01-1356.jpgThe Bow of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Sunday 01 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 200.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 70 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,275 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,345 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GggCLy0t3lUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GggCLy0t3lU/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0228.jpg2009-07-25-0228.jpgGolden Snapper (Centroberyx affinis) at Landing Bay Pinnacle at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 171.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Landing Bay Pinnacle..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 25%.Bottom Time 60 min..Bottom Time to Date 8487 min..Cumulative Time 8547 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U8_QU6pUBOwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U8_QU6pUBOw/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0106.jpg2010-03-13-0106.jpgGoat Fish (Upeneichthys lineatus) at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 233.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 32.11 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,631 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,733 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UZbLaeL.qwEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UZbLaeL.qwE/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0101.jpg2010-03-13-0101.jpgSmall white Flask sponge (Leucettusa sp.) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 232.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 30.30 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,532 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,631 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GIV6N_lgn3Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GIV6N_lgn3Q/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0115.jpg2010-03-13-0115.jpgCombfish (Coris picta) from the Labridae (Wrasses) Family at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 233.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 32.11 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,631 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,733 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qsl1MScriL8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qsl1MScriL8/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0217.jpg2009-07-25-0217.jpgPink Maomao (Caprodon longimanus) at Landing Bay Pinnacle at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 171.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Landing Bay Pinnacle..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 25%.Bottom Time 60 min..Bottom Time to Date 8487 min..Cumulative Time 8547 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GZbsue3emUchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GZbsue3emUc/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0022.jpg2010-03-13-0022.jpgBrown Algae Carpophyllum plumosum at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 232.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 30.30 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,532 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,631 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Yp1Wngknm9Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Yp1Wngknm9U/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0225.jpg2009-07-25-0225.jpgPink Maomao (Caprodon longimanus) at Landing Bay Pinnacle at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 171.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Landing Bay Pinnacle..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 25%.Bottom Time 60 min..Bottom Time to Date 8487 min..Cumulative Time 8547 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hX0WKxmzWnYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hX0WKxmzWnY/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0010.jpg2010-03-13-0010.jpgVariable Nudibranch (Aphelodoris luctuosa) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 232.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 30.30 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,532 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,631 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PdsDVbmdpX8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PdsDVbmdpX8/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0091.jpg2010-03-13-0091.jpgCompound Ascidians on Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 232.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 30.30 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,532 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,631 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Zv36ymGCDd8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Zv36ymGCDd8/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0083.jpg2010-03-13-0083.jpgAscidian (Hypsistozoa fasmeriana) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 232.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 30.30 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,532 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,631 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lFNMKN1RI6Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lFNMKN1RI6M/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0094.jpg2010-03-13-0094.jpgClown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) hides amongst the Bryozoan Catenicellidae sp. at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 232.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 30.30 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,532 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,631 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vHJAMgnhdqwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vHJAMgnhdqw/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0095.jpg2010-03-13-0095.jpgClown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) hides amongst the Bryozoan Catenicellidae sp. at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 232.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 30.30 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,532 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,631 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ez8LGQIevishttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ez8LGQIevis/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0116.jpg2010-03-13-0116.jpgCombfish (Coris picta) from the Labridae (Wrasses) Family at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 233.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 32.11 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,631 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,733 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000114mHMGY1.Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000114mHMGY1.Q/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-23-0066.jpg2010-03-23-0066.jpgA ship leaves Hawke Bay off the Coast of Napier New Zealand.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ITel36EhcJEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ITel36EhcJE/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-28-0080.jpg2010-03-28-0080.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 28 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 234.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 33.29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,733 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,811 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J29IILUDTzAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J29IILUDTzA/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-28-0126-2.jpg2010-03-28-0126-2.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 28 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 234.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 33.29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,733 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,811 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hUNvTeVcFFEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hUNvTeVcFFE/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-28-0077.jpg2010-03-28-0077.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 28 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 234.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 33.29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,733 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,811 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iN83dAjNEh0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iN83dAjNEh0/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-28-0101.jpg2010-03-28-0101.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 28 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 234.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 33.29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,733 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,811 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U.YytaxsNAkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U.YytaxsNAk/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-28-0039.jpg2010-03-28-0039.jpgNudibranch Chromodoris aureomarginata at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 28 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 234.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 33.29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,733 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,811 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.bVzH.jpw3shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.bVzH.jpw3s/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-28-0085.jpg2010-03-28-0085.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 28 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 234.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 33.29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,733 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,811 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n4QdgDilkGshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n4QdgDilkGs/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-30-0056.jpg2009-05-30-0056.jpgA Blue-eyed triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) sits on Dendrilla rosea in Inspiration Point at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 30 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 166.Max Depth 34.5 m..Temp 17c. O2 33%.Bottom Time 98 min..Bottom Time to Date 8149 min..Cumulative Time 8247 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W35F2gHmGwghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W35F2gHmGwg/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0021.jpgHypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch)Hypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch). Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 361.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: 12 Fathom Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 205:07 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 64.4 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,943 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,033 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q.cmp02uCjkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q.cmp02uCjk/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0051.jpgHypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch)Hypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch). Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 356.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve...Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 199:29 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50..Maximum Depth: 62.7 meters..Bottom Time: 105 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,552 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,657 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E2bXWg2QZ4khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E2bXWg2QZ4k/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0044.jpgHypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch)Hypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch). Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 356.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve...Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 199:29 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50..Maximum Depth: 62.7 meters..Bottom Time: 105 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,552 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,657 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d_.WCBfDbIAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d_.WCBfDbIA/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0150-2.jpgHypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch)Hypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BRTdmmzdZVAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BRTdmmzdZVA/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0044.jpg2009-10-17-0044.jpgJason's Nudibranch (Jason mirabilis) laying eggs on the hydroid (Solanderia ericopsis) its main food source. Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Saturday 17 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009..Dive Number 189.Boat : Apollo, Goat Island Dive..Site : Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group..Max Depth 28 m..Temp 19c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 56 min..Bottom Time to Date 9600 min..Cumulative Time 9656 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007TwJpvZjTxshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007TwJpvZjTxs/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0042.jpgHypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch)Hypoplectrodes coronatus (Eyebrow perch). Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 356.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve...Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 199:29 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50..Maximum Depth: 62.7 meters..Bottom Time: 105 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,552 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,657 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009TqBqxWwlQ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009TqBqxWwlQ8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0399.jpg2011-01-08-0399.jpgA Juvenile male New Zealand (Hooker's) Sea Lion (Phocarctos hookeri) opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E.MOpANv_fshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E.MOpANv_fs/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0421.jpg2011-01-06-0421.jpgTucker Camp sign amongst the subantarctic Megaherb Bulbinella rossi at Tucker Cove on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qada_f_nnsghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qada_f_nnsg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0438.jpg2011-01-06-0438.jpgRowley Taylor with Remnants of the old Second World War Coast Watchers Headquarters on on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x3Ei9934DlMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x3Ei9934DlM/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0442.jpg2011-01-06-0442.jpgOld Hut near the Remnants of the old Second World War Coast Watchers Headquarters on on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003lQL2lLWcWYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003lQL2lLWcWY/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0442.jpg2011-01-08-0442.jpgSaturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003lmXCvAg7cshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003lmXCvAg7cs/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0224.jpg2009-07-26-0224.jpgA Gem Nudibranch (Dendrodoris denisoni) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GQPx7ss6dBMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GQPx7ss6dBM/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0010.jpg2012-04-19-0010.jpgChromis abyssicola (Deepsea chromis)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 365.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 211:42 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters..Bottom Time: 95 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,337 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,432 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000beVcwFzKwYghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000beVcwFzKwYg/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0203.jpg2012-04-19-0203.jpgAplodactylus arctidens (Marblefish)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 366.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Butter Fish Bay too Landing Bay, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 213:43 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 23.4 meters..Bottom Time: 121minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,432 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,553 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vCiMSX6o_NAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vCiMSX6o_NA/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0208.jpg2012-04-19-0208.jpgAplodactylus arctidens (Marblefish)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 366.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Butter Fish Bay too Landing Bay, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 213:43 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 23.4 meters..Bottom Time: 121minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,432 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,553 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QRSGdxK.zfQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QRSGdxK.zfQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0213.jpg2012-04-19-0213.jpgAplodactylus arctidens (Marblefish)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 366.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Butter Fish Bay too Landing Bay, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 213:43 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 23.4 meters..Bottom Time: 121minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,432 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,553 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BbzAedvIUachttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BbzAedvIUac/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0215.jpg2012-04-19-0215.jpgAplodactylus arctidens (Marblefish)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 366.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Butter Fish Bay too Landing Bay, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 213:43 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 23.4 meters..Bottom Time: 121minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,432 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,553 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004HyJLwr.wPMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004HyJLwr.wPM/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0215-1.jpg2012-04-19-0215_1.jpgAplodactylus arctidens (Marblefish)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 366.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Butter Fish Bay too Landing Bay, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 213:43 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 23.4 meters..Bottom Time: 121minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,432 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,553 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wPTYNq_Ns2ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wPTYNq_Ns2o/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0099.jpg2012-04-20-0099.jpgThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) Juvenile..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 369..Site: Trev?s Rock to El Torito Cave, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,688 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,758 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_P11BMuj6pchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_P11BMuj6pc/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0427.jpg2010-04-17-0427.jpgJanolus eximius (Nudibranch), Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 238.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Kent Ericksen. .Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 39.14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,067minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,147minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000abUoiATGYO4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000abUoiATGYO4/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-12-0075.jpg2011-04-12-0075.jpgDepartment of Conservation Hostel on the northern side of Raoul Island for small group of rangers and volunteers who undertake a range of tasks, including weather observation, weed.control, reserve and facilities maintenance and monitoring volcanic activity..Monday 11 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kqr0K9c46ishttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kqr0K9c46is/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-28-0066.jpg2010-02-28-0066.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett's secret freshwater spring in New Zealand..Sunday 28 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q163C.CpDh8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q163C.CpDh8/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0111.jpg2009-10-17-0111.jpgJason's Nudibranch (Jason mirabilis) at Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Saturday 17 October 2009 .Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009..Dive Number 189.Boat : Apollo, Goat Island Dive..Site : Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group..Max Depth 28 m..Temp 19c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 56 min..Bottom Time to Date 9600 min..Cumulative Time 9656 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f0D8gtPksCMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f0D8gtPksCM/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0308.jpg2009-12-19-0308.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EdJfdLZPVLkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EdJfdLZPVLk/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0076.jpg2012-04-18-0076.jpgOxycheilinus bimaculatus (Two-spot wrasse) Female..First record for New Zealand..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HHq8DJ7sKWchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HHq8DJ7sKWc/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0075.jpg2012-04-18-0075.jpgOxycheilinus bimaculatus (Two-spot wrasse) Female..First record for New Zealand..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lh_e1cE4GiQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lh_e1cE4GiQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0484.jpg2009-12-19-0484.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZlEgKBcSb5Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZlEgKBcSb5Q/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0860-2.jpg2009-10-30-0860-2.jpgSpiral Staircase in the Bolshoi Lounge on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 195.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.4 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 31% and 100%.Bottom Time: 84 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9973 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,057 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g3kbCbUjW7Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g3kbCbUjW7Y/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-02-0143.jpg2011-12-02-0143.jpgGobiomorphus gobioides (Giant bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 385.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 14.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 175:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 25.3 meters..Bottom Time: 56 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,932 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,988 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CGuM2AYxkgEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CGuM2AYxkgE/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-02-0145.jpg2011-12-02-0145.jpgGobiomorphus gobioides (Giant bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 385.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 14.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 175:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 25.3 meters..Bottom Time: 56 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,932 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,988 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iIJYO1MQAnQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iIJYO1MQAnQ/fit=1000x1000/1507OCCUPY08.jpg1507OCCUPY08.jpgGisborne's Ngai Tamanuhiri peaceful occupation of Te Kuri ( Young Nicks Head ) at the sacred Rangihoua Pa Site to stop its sale to foreign ownership. Pictured : The New Zealand Flag flys on top of the Historic site Looking out towards Turanganui-a-Kiwa (Poverty Bay).MONDAY 15 JULY 2002.NEW ZEALAMD HERALD .PHOTOGRAPH RICHARD ROBINSONhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hAovIM7DkvQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hAovIM7DkvQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0002.jpgRed lizardfishSynodus doaki (Red lizardfish)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 365.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 211:42 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters..Bottom Time: 95 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,337 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,432 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002Wrc0GieL.ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002Wrc0GieL.g/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-31-0002.jpg2010-10-31-0002.jpgMischa Temple descends through a sea of Salp's at The Canyon at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 31 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 287.Boat: El Tigre, Dive Tutukaka..Site: The Canyon..Dive Buddy : Mischa Temple and Pete Mesley...Temperature: 24.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 104:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 42.3 meters..Bottom Time: 93 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,263 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,356 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QWelVq7w1Pkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QWelVq7w1Pk/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0040.jpg2012-07-07-0040.jpgParapercis binivirgata (Redbanded weever)..Saturday 07 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 423..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 216:55 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50..Maximum Depth: 61.7 meters..Bottom Time: 93 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 27,012 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,105 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wJUkDlSnQSshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wJUkDlSnQSs/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0020-1.jpg2012-07-07-0020_1.jpgParapercis binivirgata (Redbanded weever)..Saturday 07 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 423..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 216:55 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50..Maximum Depth: 61.7 meters..Bottom Time: 93 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 27,012 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,105 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_XIV1F1GyVYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_XIV1F1GyVY/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0037-3.jpg2012-07-07-0037_3.jpgParapercis binivirgata (Redbanded weever)..Saturday 07 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 423..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 216:55 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50..Maximum Depth: 61.7 meters..Bottom Time: 93 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 27,012 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,105 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oQYgyvbf4Z4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oQYgyvbf4Z4/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0037-1.jpg2012-07-07-0037_1.jpgParapercis binivirgata (Redbanded weever)..Saturday 07 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 423..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 216:55 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50..Maximum Depth: 61.7 meters..Bottom Time: 93 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 27,012 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,105 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RvjJLp2zAuUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RvjJLp2zAuU/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0106.jpgRock CodLotella rhacinus (Rock Cod)..Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 349.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson, Ian Skipworth..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 191:43 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 29.3 meters..Bottom Time: 66 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,115 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WkrpdXp7dlghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WkrpdXp7dlg/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0113.jpg2012-02-19-0113.jpgLotella rhacinus (Rock Cod)..Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 349.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson, Ian Skipworth..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 191:43 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 29.3 meters..Bottom Time: 66 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,115 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WN7yOwcnQGYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WN7yOwcnQGY/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0112.jpgRock CodLotella rhacinus (Rock Cod)..Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 349.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson, Ian Skipworth..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 191:43 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 29.3 meters..Bottom Time: 66 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,115 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001svbyD25xCQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001svbyD25xCQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0183.jpgSlender RoughySlender Roughy (Optivus elongatus) at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 186.Boat : Yukon.Site : Rosalie Bay.Max Depth 23.4 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 49 min..Bottom Time to Date 9431 min..Cumulative Time 9480min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009TtfTYOcmDUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009TtfTYOcmDU/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0179.jpgSlender RoughySlender Roughy (Optivus elongatus) at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 186.Boat : Yukon.Site : Rosalie Bay.Max Depth 23.4 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 49 min..Bottom Time to Date 9431 min..Cumulative Time 9480min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O4iHrklqYbUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O4iHrklqYbU/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0178.jpgSlender RoughySlender Roughy (Optivus elongatus) at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 186.Boat : Yukon.Site : Rosalie Bay.Max Depth 23.4 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 49 min..Bottom Time to Date 9431 min..Cumulative Time 9480min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000038lSJpk0MnYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000038lSJpk0MnY/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0063.jpg2010-12-23-0063.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006AMGVp8Nto8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006AMGVp8Nto8/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0410.jpg2010-01-28-0410.jpgSpectacled triplefin (Ruanoho whero) at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mPAafJtxFWghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mPAafJtxFWg/fit=1000x1000/251106RGR0023.jpg251106RGR0023.JPGRoad trip between Amsterdam and Leeuwarden in the Netherlands..Wednesday 16August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jQQbc4egxcshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jQQbc4egxcs/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0045.jpg2009-12-05-0045.jpgCommon Anemone (Actinothoe albocincta)on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FOIW4dn8Nm0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FOIW4dn8Nm0/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0034.jpg2009-12-05-0034.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FTXj0NMn1mQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FTXj0NMn1mQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-04-0117.jpg2009-01-04-0117.jpgA Clown Nudibranch Ceratosoma amonea on Black Pillow Sponge Ancornia alata at Riko Riko Cave with Yukon Charters New Years Eve Trip at the Poor Knights. .Sunday 04 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 139 Max Depth 20.7 m. Average Depth 12.2 m. Temp 19 c. . O2 21%.Bottom Time 70min. Bottom Time to Date 6293 min Cumulative Time 6363 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000074tVOQkj4_Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000074tVOQkj4_Q/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0079.jpg2015-01-23-0079.jpgGoniistius francisi (Masked moki). Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cK1fVkpRwQQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cK1fVkpRwQQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0080.jpg2015-01-23-0080.jpgGoniistius francisi (Masked moki). Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U4tKN6Dy9tEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U4tKN6Dy9tE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0147.jpg2015-01-23-0147.jpgGoniistius francisi (Masked moki). Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oVZJqHZB_eYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oVZJqHZB_eY/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0228.jpg2015-01-23-0228.jpgGoniistius francisi (Masked moki). Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NX34_Yby.SEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NX34_Yby.SE/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-12-0047.jpg2009-02-12-0047.jpgMoko a Bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) an icon of the small community at Mahia Peninsula New Zealand where she has been adopted and calls home since Easter 2007..Thursday 12 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UKMERrbnq8shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UKMERrbnq8s/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0577-Edit.jpg2010-11-28-0577-Edit.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside Flea Bay Near the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZnNmdpJMv7ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZnNmdpJMv7o/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0528-2.jpg2010-11-28-0528-2.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NcXrlbsWplchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NcXrlbsWplc/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0134.jpg2012-05-12-0134.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NZkDlcqMKhMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NZkDlcqMKhM/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0230.jpg2009-09-19-0230.jpgRed Pigfish (Bodianus unimaculatus) at Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 187.Boat : Yukon.Site : Tie Dye Arch.Max Depth 19.6 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 68 min..Bottom Time to Date 9480 min..Cumulative Time 9548min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NaAAz0Wmu_whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NaAAz0Wmu_w/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0528.jpg2011-01-06-0528.jpgBeeman Hill Towers over Perseverance Harbour on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NTzL2_xyN0shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NTzL2_xyN0s/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0112-4.jpg2009-01-14-0112-4.jpgBirds feeding on scraps scatter as a Blue Shark Prionace glauca chases them while Shark Diving off the Coast of Whakatane. Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NcG9g.nPRighttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NcG9g.nPRig/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-27-0094.jpg2011-03-27-0094.jpgObliquichthys maryannae (Oblique-swimming triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 311.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 126:10 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 17.4 meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,219 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,318 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NU6yQZwsZZshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NU6yQZwsZZs/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0354.jpg2011-01-07-0354.jpgThe megaherb Pleurophyllum hookeri on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Na9Icqr_mzchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Na9Icqr_mzc/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0212.jpg2010-11-29-0212.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NWlsa1AoI48https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NWlsa1AoI48/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0370-2.jpg2011-01-11-0370_2.jpgA pod of Dusky dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obscurus) reaching their southern limits pictured on a journey back from the Sub Antarctic, Auckland Islands to Dunedin, New Zealand..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gCcmBrTABp4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gCcmBrTABp4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0067.jpg2015-01-23-0067.jpgGoniistius francisi (Masked moki). Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009r6CRCWAF50https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009r6CRCWAF50/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0077.jpg2015-01-23-0077.jpgGoniistius francisi (Masked moki). Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hLDbL4fzvQohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hLDbL4fzvQo/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0036.jpg2010-04-23-0036.jpgDiver Mary Carney on the surface before a dive at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 255.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters..Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_5mA69ChT.Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_5mA69ChT.U/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0059.jpg2015-01-23-0059.jpgParma kermadecensis (Kermadec scalyfin). Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VFSqZO3w_pEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VFSqZO3w_pE/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0481.jpg2010-04-23-0481.jpgRebreather diver Richard Robinson inside the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 255.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters..Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000khDJ2fjsL5chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000khDJ2fjsL5c/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0026.jpg2010-04-23-0026.jpgNew Zealand Diving Pioneer and Underwater Photographer Quentin Bennett with Eastern Arch on Aorangaia Island in the background at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gjSMyeHZ1uchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gjSMyeHZ1uc/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0493.jpg2010-04-23-0493.jpgYaldwynÕs triplefin (Notoclinops yaldwyni) in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 256.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 21.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 60:40 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.9 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,395 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,465 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jkFW0aCdB1Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jkFW0aCdB1Y/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0045.jpg2010-04-23-0045.jpgDiver Mary Carney is silhouetted near the surface before a dive at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 255.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters..Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000up5aUsZglt8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000up5aUsZglt8/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0338.jpg2010-04-17-0338.jpgA camouflage crab also known as a decorator crab (Notomithrax sp.) at night in Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 238.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Kent Ericksen. .Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 39.14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,067minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,147minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s2lHKRHM8UIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s2lHKRHM8UI/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0097.jpg2010-04-17-0097.jpgKaruhiruh or the Pied shag (Phalacrocorax varius) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 237.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 37.55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,977 minutes..Cumulative Time: 13,067minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hE6nzWFHbt0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hE6nzWFHbt0/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0149.jpg2010-04-23-0149.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) is illuminated by early morning light in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 255.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters..Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tJsl1QrFTBkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tJsl1QrFTBk/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0329.jpg2010-04-17-0329.jpgA camouflage crab also known as a decorator crab (Notomithrax sp.) at night in Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 238.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Kent Ericksen. .Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 39.14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,067minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,147minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000vjmPsmXCd8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000vjmPsmXCd8/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0106.jpg2009-12-19-0106.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MNYvDD5vzC4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MNYvDD5vzC4/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0130.jpg2010-04-18-0130.jpgThe channel between Aorangi Island and Tawhiti Rahi Island as dusk falls at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xtNEiwWKJIEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xtNEiwWKJIE/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0134.jpg2010-04-23-0134.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) is illuminated by early morning light in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 255.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters..Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W9u9iQrIZQwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W9u9iQrIZQw/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0111.jpg2010-04-23-0111.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) is illuminated by early morning light in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 255.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters..Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005yJRByyQr5shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005yJRByyQr5s/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0394.jpg2010-04-17-0394.jpgNudibranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 238.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Kent Ericksen. .Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 39.14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,067minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,147minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NWmkEWHp7xIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NWmkEWHp7xI/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0401.jpg2010-04-17-0401.jpgHermit crab sp.? at night in Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 238.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Kent Ericksen. .Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 39.14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,067minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,147minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004ck4dKc9j3Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004ck4dKc9j3U/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0361-Edit.jpg2010-11-28-0361-Edit.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R71ofeq7AaQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R71ofeq7AaQ/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0160.jpg2008-03-21-0160.jpgSweep (Scorpis lineolatus) at Northern Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 21 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 61 : Northern Arch , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 31.4m. Average Depth 16.Bottom Time 54min. Bottom Time to Date 2434min Cumulative Time 2488min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wa8zO9jN2gkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wa8zO9jN2gk/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0025-2.jpg2010-01-28-0025-2.jpgA Demoiselle (Chromis dispilus) from the family Pomacentridae at Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 219.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 16:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 31.7 meters.Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,725 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fhoA7W5biZkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fhoA7W5biZk/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0034.jpg2010-01-28-0034.jpgEncrusted Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 219.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 16:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 31.7 meters.Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,725 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dbthMhtIdwAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dbthMhtIdwA/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0071.jpg2010-01-28-0071.jpgA Demoiselle (Chromis dispilus) from the family Pomacentridae at Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 219.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 16:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 31.7 meters.Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,725 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.eoNjvE2_xohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.eoNjvE2_xo/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0092.jpg2010-01-28-0092.jpgBlue-eyed triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) at Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 219.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 16:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 31.7 meters.Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,725 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j2vj9lEszqQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j2vj9lEszqQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-29-0058-2.jpg2010-01-29-0058-2.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at Mary's Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 29 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 221.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Mary's Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Alka Fowler..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 19:55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 64 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,841 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,905 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009BObohE_BdUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009BObohE_BdU/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0140.jpg2010-01-28-0140.jpgA Blue-dot triplefin (Notoclinops caerulepunctus) Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 219.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 16:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 31.7 meters.Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,725 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q0kFkKQ5Gkkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q0kFkKQ5Gkk/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0416.jpg2010-11-28-0416.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside Flea Bay Near the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kAVlISsK1P4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kAVlISsK1P4/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0063.jpg2010-11-28-0063.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pQbsc4771.ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pQbsc4771.o/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0057.jpg2010-11-29-0057.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007qcYVh5_TwUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007qcYVh5_TwU/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0054.jpg2010-11-28-0054.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i2Fkoifog9Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i2Fkoifog9A/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0125.jpg2010-11-29-0125.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q.S6rtU4t40https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q.S6rtU4t40/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0051.jpg2010-11-29-0051.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jxhbqvz8PjMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jxhbqvz8PjM/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0363-Edit.jpg2010-11-28-0363-Edit.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C6_OoFNDS00https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C6_OoFNDS00/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0362-Edit.jpg2010-11-28-0362-Edit.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hkfrgrxGGhIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hkfrgrxGGhI/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0518.jpg2010-11-28-0518.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside Flea Bay Near the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hahWn8HXriYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hahWn8HXriY/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0077.jpg2009-07-26-0077.jpgA Clown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) on a stalk of Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xKgWLIZMto8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xKgWLIZMto8/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0392.jpg2010-11-28-0392.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside Flea Bay Near the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uKZiwFQs4NIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uKZiwFQs4NI/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0507.jpg2010-11-28-0507.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside Flea Bay Near the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000surEnjXfyeIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000surEnjXfyeI/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0078.jpg2009-07-26-0078.jpgA Clown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) on a stalk of Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WDg_lT7EYVshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WDg_lT7EYVs/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0073.jpg2009-07-26-0073.jpgA Clown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) on a stalk of Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003Jab49ivRr8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003Jab49ivRr8/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0065.jpg2010-11-28-0065.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.nwVzmbVnZEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.nwVzmbVnZE/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0072.jpg2010-11-28-0072.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T0X3iNFBNo0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T0X3iNFBNo0/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0526.jpg2010-11-28-0526.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside Flea Bay Near the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hjpNjxAtUXshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hjpNjxAtUXs/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0075.jpg2009-07-26-0075.jpgA Clown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) on a stalk of Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fIxypO7Bup0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fIxypO7Bup0/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0498.jpg2010-11-28-0498.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside Flea Bay Near the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.9LXzuqxFishttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.9LXzuqxFis/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0589.jpg2010-11-28-0589.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside Flea Bay Near the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ifyve_rGqpUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ifyve_rGqpU/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0420.jpg2010-11-28-0420.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside Flea Bay Near the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lfgPTbUOqrAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lfgPTbUOqrA/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0533-Edit.jpg2010-11-28-0533-Edit.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d_kc2g8hl28https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d_kc2g8hl28/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0397.jpg2010-11-28-0397.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside Flea Bay Near the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EG2EhMglc7chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EG2EhMglc7c/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0377.jpg2010-11-29-0377.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yGrq.KMSovIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yGrq.KMSovI/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0919.jpg2010-11-29-0919.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pJhh9XzUgF4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pJhh9XzUgF4/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0944.jpg2010-11-29-0944.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Njz.GJn7j6ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Njz.GJn7j6g/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0020.jpg2009-12-05-0020.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ebOvDhEkYgohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ebOvDhEkYgo/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-27-0004.jpg2011-03-27-0004.jpgCoris sandageri (Sandager's wrasse) Sunday 27 March 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 311 Boat: Mazurka. Site: Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve. Temperature: 21.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 126:10 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 17.4 meters. Bottom Time: 99 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 19,219 minutes. Cumulative Time: 19,318 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009vVfpOfEdY0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009vVfpOfEdY0/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0213.jpg2009-04-19-0213.jpgA male Sandager's Wrasse (Coris sandageri) at Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 162.Max Depth 31.3 m..Temp 20c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 86min..Bottom Time to Date 7844 min..Cumulative Time 7930 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007_aZgDvrIbMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007_aZgDvrIbM/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-01-0037.jpg2011-04-01-0037.jpgCoris sandageri (Sandager's wrasse). Friday 01 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 326 Boat: Mazurka. Site: Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve. Temperature: 21.3 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 145:36 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.9 meters. Bottom Time: 111 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,383 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,494 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gsqftpk7cDohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gsqftpk7cDo/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0041-Edit.jpg2012-03-25-0041-Edit.jpgBodianus sp. (Foxfish)..Sunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point (Northern Side)..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 193:09 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 61.1 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,115 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,201 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BtYK8_scLokhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BtYK8_scLok/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0034.jpg2012-03-25-0034.jpgSunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point (Northern Side)..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 193:09 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 61.1 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,115 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,201 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vcakGDRUElchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vcakGDRUElc/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-27-0112.jpg2011-03-27-0112.jpgObliquichthys maryannae (Oblique-swimming triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 311.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 126:10 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 17.4 meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,219 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,318 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dUdiR_mRLaQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dUdiR_mRLaQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-24-0076.jpg2012-03-24-0076.jpgNotolabrus celidotus (Spotty) at Matapouri Estuary, Northland, New Zealand..Friday 22 March 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t20zFdKHIE8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t20zFdKHIE8/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0035.jpg2012-03-25-0035.jpgSunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point (Northern Side)..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 193:09 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 61.1 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,115 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,201 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KkrjkBT9498https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KkrjkBT9498/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0073.jpg2012-03-25-0073.jpgSuezicthys aylingi (Crimson cleanerfish)..Sunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 352.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mine Shaft Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 194:29 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,201 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,282 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mNRt26QscQ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mNRt26QscQ0/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0067.jpgPlagiotremus tapeinosoma (Mimic blenny)Plagiotremus tapeinosoma (Mimic blenny)..Sunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 352.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mine Shaft Cave..Temperature: 19.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 194:29 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,201 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,282 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RDNJP7ZLOEkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RDNJP7ZLOEk/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0038.jpg2012-03-25-0038.jpgSunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point (Northern Side)..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 193:09 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 61.1 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,115 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,201 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FrZ25C_awpEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FrZ25C_awpE/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0042.jpg2009-07-13-0042.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003UqDCHLarawhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003UqDCHLaraw/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0080.jpg2010-03-13-0080.jpgAscidian (Hypsistozoa fasmeriana) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 232.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 30.30 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,532 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,631 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l43SgsPkl2Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l43SgsPkl2Y/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-23-0126-2.jpg2012-03-23-0126-2.jpgHormosira banksii (Neptune’s Neckless). Mermaid Pool, Matapouri Northland, New Zealand. Friday 22 March 2012 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RoGR0vBdohohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RoGR0vBdoho/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-23-0124-2.jpg2012-03-23-0124-2.jpgHormosira banksii (Neptune’s Neckless). Mermaid Pool, Matapouri Northland, New Zealand. Friday 22 March 2012 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jEd3sn3.DU8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jEd3sn3.DU8/fit=1000x1000/2007-11-15-0074.jpg2007-11-15-0074.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Thursday 15 November 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dPOw4oUkR8shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dPOw4oUkR8s/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0380.jpg2009-07-25-0380.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at Rikoriko Cave at Aorangi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 172.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Rikoriko Cave..Max Depth 17.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 97 min..Bottom Time to Date 8547 min..Cumulative Time 8644 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000imRwqJouOwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000imRwqJouOw/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0022.jpg2009-08-17-0022.jpgThe Richard Marshall Collection 1927-2004..Pictured : Oblique-swimming triplefin (Obliquichthys maryannae).https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xzoo0S2gerghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xzoo0S2gerg/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0007.jpg2012-05-12-0007.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DyDs0f.9m1ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DyDs0f.9m1g/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0014.jpg2012-05-12-0014.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iwRRQycgwtohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iwRRQycgwto/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0022.jpg2012-05-12-0022.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oIv1oFjxs1ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oIv1oFjxs1o/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0051.jpg2012-05-12-0051.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Sr3STHuG1QQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Sr3STHuG1QQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0053.jpg2012-05-12-0053.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004rd4yTjFXMIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004rd4yTjFXMI/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0055.jpg2012-05-12-0055.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yRroam2RGJMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yRroam2RGJM/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0056.jpg2012-05-12-0056.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xs10xiAHCdUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xs10xiAHCdU/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0057.jpg2012-05-12-0057.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jcuiLIpc.bchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jcuiLIpc.bc/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0060.jpg2012-05-12-0060.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mJ6JAQ1tZLohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mJ6JAQ1tZLo/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0062.jpg2012-05-12-0062.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005p0SXezYPUchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005p0SXezYPUc/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0063.jpg2012-05-12-0063.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OETkD5VucEEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OETkD5VucEE/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0064.jpg2012-05-12-0064.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T0bo0PrwzFshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T0bo0PrwzFs/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0066.jpg2012-05-12-0066.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iHd2tssAU4Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iHd2tssAU4U/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0069.jpg2012-05-12-0069.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hrpv8oWbnoQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hrpv8oWbnoQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0070.jpg2012-05-12-0070.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yA3LRCbRC4Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yA3LRCbRC4I/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0072.jpg2012-05-12-0072.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iT1FU40AlkQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iT1FU40AlkQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0075.jpg2012-05-12-0075.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007MtdkikB1Zshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007MtdkikB1Zs/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0078.jpg2012-05-12-0078.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HyzrOLG_Y7shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HyzrOLG_Y7s/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0081.jpg2012-05-12-0081.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wsfvasr5cGIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wsfvasr5cGI/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0083.jpg2012-05-12-0083.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kb6TbXfPRdghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kb6TbXfPRdg/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0087.jpg2012-05-12-0087.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yUqQn1FSU9Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yUqQn1FSU9A/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0086.jpg2012-05-12-0086.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QK85yJLG5ykhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QK85yJLG5yk/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0088.jpg2012-05-12-0088.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r7Uk2_L3nQ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r7Uk2_L3nQ0/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0092.jpg2012-05-12-0092.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l7NRHZCYB4ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l7NRHZCYB4o/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0095.jpg2012-05-12-0095.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eP6TAy22iRYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eP6TAy22iRY/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0096.jpg2012-05-12-0096.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AyoBru1GsnYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AyoBru1GsnY/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0101.jpg2012-05-12-0101.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000036sazpmjouUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000036sazpmjouU/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0113.jpg2012-05-12-0113.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002Y72sbJiMUQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002Y72sbJiMUQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0114.jpg2012-05-12-0114.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mA0.0Ah39Nohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mA0.0Ah39No/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0115.jpg2012-05-12-0115.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fJdaNQD7ACohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fJdaNQD7ACo/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0116.jpg2012-05-12-0116.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U0e29QGHFdAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U0e29QGHFdA/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0117.jpg2012-05-12-0117.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006FtMVYKuXqAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006FtMVYKuXqA/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0118.jpg2012-05-12-0118.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gYOUN9Nf6TUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gYOUN9Nf6TU/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0119.jpg2012-05-12-0119.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L_YUOisxrOEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L_YUOisxrOE/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0121.jpg2012-05-12-0121.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MJvsAvxWnmshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MJvsAvxWnms/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0122.jpg2012-05-12-0122.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ENlm2roxRJYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ENlm2roxRJY/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0123.jpg2012-05-12-0123.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kJ8QhTK66wEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kJ8QhTK66wE/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0125.jpg2012-05-12-0125.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006dj88cdyEachttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006dj88cdyEac/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0127.jpg2012-05-12-0127.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qTnhG.toLTohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qTnhG.toLTo/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0132.jpg2012-05-12-0132.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YfiBXdeqp5Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YfiBXdeqp5Y/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0131.jpg2012-05-12-0131.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vK5KNCTJqTwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vK5KNCTJqTw/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0133.jpg2012-05-12-0133.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009qx8mDjFq0Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009qx8mDjFq0E/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0135.jpg2012-05-12-0135.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ks8T5.IO9wwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ks8T5.IO9ww/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0137.jpg2012-05-12-0137.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tsbUG3rDU9khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tsbUG3rDU9k/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0139.jpg2012-05-12-0139.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g3koOA3QbCUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g3koOA3QbCU/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0140.jpg2012-05-12-0140.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000prFIY7Y9bs8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000prFIY7Y9bs8/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0141.jpg2012-05-12-0141.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003i_Mj0eRjS0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003i_Mj0eRjS0/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0143.jpg2012-05-12-0143.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X5QTZ.MlhwIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X5QTZ.MlhwI/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0146.jpg2012-05-12-0146.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s9p07w2KA3Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s9p07w2KA3Y/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0153.jpg2012-05-12-0153.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000015QmHRk1qgUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000015QmHRk1qgU/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0156.jpg2012-05-12-0156.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Vzn2XrdSMTchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Vzn2XrdSMTc/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0157.jpg2012-05-12-0157.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LyTBO47scNohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LyTBO47scNo/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0161.jpg2012-05-12-0161.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oqfAa50BPkYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oqfAa50BPkY/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0162.jpg2012-05-12-0162.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ml4UltC1Fvchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ml4UltC1Fvc/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0164.jpg2012-05-12-0164.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VF2kvIxDwvUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VF2kvIxDwvU/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0168.jpg2012-05-12-0168.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DcjP3lHrThQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DcjP3lHrThQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0169.jpg2012-05-12-0169.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hg8Bh_1DbHwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hg8Bh_1DbHw/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0171.jpg2012-05-12-0171.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lBKQ5WoXtpshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lBKQ5WoXtps/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0172.jpg2012-05-12-0172.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 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2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bOx35IcwqZ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bOx35IcwqZ0/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0273.jpg2012-05-12-0273.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LBT79XZi6uYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LBT79XZi6uY/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0286.jpg2012-05-12-0286.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lOsUzA79rnchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lOsUzA79rnc/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0290.jpg2012-05-12-0290.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WCo9JQCXznkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WCo9JQCXznk/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0294.jpg2012-05-12-0294.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_jdQvc6bhfUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_jdQvc6bhfU/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0296.jpg2012-05-12-0296.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eSdAnQs1wAshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eSdAnQs1wAs/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0297.jpg2012-05-12-0297.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 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2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LVZeWhx70Gkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LVZeWhx70Gk/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0316.jpg2012-05-12-0316.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IuFuaPUM_mEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IuFuaPUM_mE/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0317.jpg2012-05-12-0317.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Yzj3p_MAueghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Yzj3p_MAueg/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0318.jpg2012-05-12-0318.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d0P_3mD_m3Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d0P_3mD_m3I/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0319.jpg2012-05-12-0319.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hBl5fxnRJbIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hBl5fxnRJbI/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0080.jpg2012-05-12-0080.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HpkuETafb.8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HpkuETafb.8/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0126.jpg2012-05-12-0126.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_2GcvDCSiIwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_2GcvDCSiIw/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0007.jpgAscidianUnidentified Ascidian. Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 475 Site: Eastern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 280:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters Bottom Time: 114 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 50% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 31,791 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,905 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003l75WuYQ_YMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003l75WuYQ_YM/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0089.jpgSnake EelSnake Eel (Ophisurus serpens) at Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Sunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 257.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 15.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 62:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 14.7 meters..Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,465 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,559 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000rNgY_9DluMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000rNgY_9DluM/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0111.jpg2010-12-23-0111.jpgA Brown Trout (Salmo trutta) swims past the remaining wreck of two whale boats built in 1869 to help in the war against the Maori Leader Te Kooti. The boats were scuttled in Lake Waikaremoana when they were no longer needed..Thursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zA_IK1NnRqIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zA_IK1NnRqI/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0013.jpg2012-04-18-0013.dngAstrobrachion constrictum (Snake star) which lives mutualistically on Antipatharia (Black Coral)..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NrQRA5En8x0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NrQRA5En8x0/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0268.jpg2010-04-17-0268.jpgDive charter Pacific Hideaway outside Rikoriko Cave at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 237.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 37.55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,977 minutes..Cumulative Time: 13,067minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r.UijmYvkREhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r.UijmYvkRE/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-10-0135.jpg2010-07-10-0135.jpgRebreather diver Greg Lowe looks over the Skeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 10 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 268.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Brady's Corner to Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 16.2 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 77:27 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28.7 meters...Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,409 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,490 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FZIxeeDX.CAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FZIxeeDX.CA/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0058.jpg2009-10-17-0058.jpgJason's Nudibranch (Jason mirabilis) is usually found on the hydroid (Solanderia ericopsis) its main food source. Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Saturday 17 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009..Dive Number 189.Boat : Apollo, Goat Island Dive..Site : Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group..Max Depth 28 m..Temp 19c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 56 min..Bottom Time to Date 9600 min..Cumulative Time 9656 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DB3VQi.NBechttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DB3VQi.NBec/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0074.jpg2012-05-12-0074.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006R9NiY.13jYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006R9NiY.13jY/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0077.jpg2012-05-12-0077.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007PcX132CJZAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007PcX132CJZA/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0247.jpg2012-04-17-0247.jpgCaldukia rubignosa (nudibranch)..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LUVFW8SpTJYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LUVFW8SpTJY/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0221.jpg2012-04-17-0221.jpgCaldukia rubignosa (nudibranch)..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fOTzZlx63xUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fOTzZlx63xU/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0217.jpg2012-04-17-0217.jpgCaldukia rubignosa (nudibranch)..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f.z3T.fQIk0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f.z3T.fQIk0/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0224.jpg2012-04-17-0224.jpgCaldukia rubignosa (nudibranch)..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K.4VOZu4BGEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K.4VOZu4BGE/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0232.jpg2012-04-17-0232.jpgCaldukia rubignosa (nudibranch)..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zTHnDZ07V7Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zTHnDZ07V7Q/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0238.jpg2012-04-17-0238.jpgCaldukia rubignosa (nudibranch)..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T_1oOMf5rikhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T_1oOMf5rik/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0214.jpg2012-04-17-0214.jpgCaldukia rubignosa (nudibranch)..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CYKA3FxwxcIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CYKA3FxwxcI/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0243.jpg2012-04-17-0243.jpgCaldukia rubignosa (nudibranch)..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Bkg3W.9w3l8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Bkg3W.9w3l8/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0095.jpg2012-04-14-0095.jpgCorynactis australis (Jewel anemone)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 354.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 197:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.2 meters..Bottom Time: 96 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,382 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,478 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000whxA_rq47Okhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000whxA_rq47Ok/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0307-2.jpg2012-04-14-0307-2.jpgJanolus mokohinau (nudibranch)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 355.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen.Site: The Gardens..Temperature: 19. Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 10 meters..Bottom Time: 74 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,478 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,552minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007ejFHuBXa0Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007ejFHuBXa0A/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0190.jpg2012-04-14-0190.jpgJanolus mokohinau (nudibranch)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 355.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen.Site: The Gardens..Temperature: 19. Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 10 meters..Bottom Time: 74 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,478 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,552minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bJ1Q5aOzoSIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bJ1Q5aOzoSI/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0307.jpg2012-04-14-0307.jpgJanolus mokohinau (nudibranch)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 355.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen.Site: The Gardens..Temperature: 19. Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 10 meters..Bottom Time: 74 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,478 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,552minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pvpfFw0TfZ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pvpfFw0TfZ8/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0118-2.jpg2012-04-20-0118-2.jpgGirella tricuspidata (Parore)..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 369..Site: Trev?s Rock to El Torito Cave, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,688 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,758 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ntWetcF_GSYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ntWetcF_GSY/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0017.jpg2012-04-20-0017.jpgChironemus marmoratus (Kelpfish)..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 368..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Tower Point to Northern Arch, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,618 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,688 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R3C2e26J5WMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R3C2e26J5WM/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0019.jpg2012-04-20-0019.jpgChironemus marmoratus (Kelpfish)..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 368..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Tower Point to Northern Arch, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,618 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,688 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A0Krl235UNkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A0Krl235UNk/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0188.jpg2012-04-20-0188.jpgChironemus marmoratus (Kelpfish)..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 369..Site: Trev?s Rock to El Torito Cave, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,688 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,758 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TTAKx_XqGSghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TTAKx_XqGSg/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0029.jpgHypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch)Hypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch). Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 354.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 197:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.2 meters..Bottom Time: 96 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,382 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,478 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CrURYQmK6Eghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CrURYQmK6Eg/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0051.jpgHypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch)Hypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch) at Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LpF5ABpR_ywhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LpF5ABpR_yw/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0221.jpg2012-04-14-0221.jpgNotomithrax sp. (Decorator crab)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 355.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen.Site: The Gardens..Temperature: 19. Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 10 meters..Bottom Time: 74 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,478 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,552minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000riQ.YPSxHAMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000riQ.YPSxHAM/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0222.jpg2012-04-14-0222.jpgNotomithrax sp. (Decorator crab)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 355.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen.Site: The Gardens..Temperature: 19. Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 10 meters..Bottom Time: 74 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,478 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,552minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gvE0s9OpRZchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gvE0s9OpRZc/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0718-2.jpg2011-01-05-0718-2.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) underwater at Station Cove off North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L8tGoEltiU8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L8tGoEltiU8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0210.jpg2011-05-14-0210.jpgCirripectes alboapicalis (White-dot blenny) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation...Saturday 14 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 338.Dive Buddy: .Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 28 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rkiijONisfshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rkiijONisfs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0211.jpg2011-05-14-0211.jpgCirripectes alboapicalis (White-dot blenny) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation...Saturday 14 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 338.Dive Buddy: .Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 28 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_nN04H4CWYYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_nN04H4CWYY/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-029-0011.jpg2013-09-029-0011.jpgParapercis binivirgata (Redbanded weever). Saturday 27 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 493 Site: Ngaroimata Point, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:54 Temperature: 15.1 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 302:41 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 65.7 meters Bottom Time: 133 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 91% OTU: 67% Bottom Time to Date: 33,408 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,541 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XbonTb5AgxQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XbonTb5AgxQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-029-0018.jpgRock CodLotella rhacinus (Rock Cod) Saturday 27 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 493 Site: Ngaroimata Point, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:54 Temperature: 15.1 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 302:41 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 65.7 meters Bottom Time: 133 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 91% OTU: 67% Bottom Time to Date: 33,408 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,541 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IZ.WdAxtqEQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IZ.WdAxtqEQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-029-0014.jpg2013-09-029-0014.jpgOculina virgosa (Ivory coral) Saturday 27 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 493 Site: Ngaroimata Point, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:54 Temperature: 15.1 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 302:41 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 65.7 meters Bottom Time: 133 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 91% OTU: 67% Bottom Time to Date: 33,408 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,541 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XVyazh2FF7whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XVyazh2FF7w/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0313.jpg2012-04-14-0313.jpgDendrodoris citrina (nudibranch)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 355.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen.Site: The Gardens..Temperature: 19. Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 10 meters..Bottom Time: 74 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,478 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,552minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HK4vO0FQq_ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HK4vO0FQq_o/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0315.jpg2012-04-14-0315.jpgDendrodoris citrina (nudibranch)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 355.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen.Site: The Gardens..Temperature: 19. Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 10 meters..Bottom Time: 74 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,478 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,552minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t2jZr8d4.Pkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t2jZr8d4.Pk/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-029-0035-1.jpg2013-09-029-0035_1.jpgA pod of Orcinas orca (Orca/Killer Whale) traveling north 3.7km offshore and 4.45km off Tutukaka Head at approximately 4:20pm Saturday 29 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jJUE9sYIZc8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jJUE9sYIZc8/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-029-0072.jpg2013-09-029-0072.jpgA pod of Orcinas orca (Orca/Killer Whale) traveling north 3.7km offshore and 4.45km off Tutukaka Head at approximately 4:20pm Saturday 29 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TzIlRp1ywv0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TzIlRp1ywv0/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-029-0072-1.jpg2013-09-029-0072_1.jpgA pod of Orcinas orca (Orca/Killer Whale) traveling north 3.7km offshore and 4.45km off Tutukaka Head at approximately 4:20pm Saturday 29 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PL5Etoti8hwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PL5Etoti8hw/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-029-0117.jpg2013-09-029-0117.jpgA pod of Orcinas orca (Orca/Killer Whale) traveling north 3.7km offshore and 4.45km off Tutukaka Head at approximately 4:20pm Saturday 29 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oBKWroTpAckhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oBKWroTpAck/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-029-0119.jpg2013-09-029-0119.jpgA pod of Orcinas orca (Orca/Killer Whale) traveling north 3.7km offshore and 4.45km off Tutukaka Head at approximately 4:20pm Saturday 29 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NsuL96rinWkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NsuL96rinWk/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0185.jpg2009-12-19-0185.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XRkbXxTJq2Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XRkbXxTJq2U/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0088.jpg2008-12-31-0088.jpgA female Suezicthys aylingi (Crimson cleanerfish) works on a school of Chromis dispilus (Demoiselle's)..Wednesday 31 December 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FxwllFg3gqIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FxwllFg3gqI/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-029-0004.jpg2013-09-029-0004.jpgBodianus sp. (Foxfish) Saturday 27 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 493 Site: Ngaroimata Point, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:54 Temperature: 15.1 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 302:41 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 65.7 meters Bottom Time: 133 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 91% OTU: 67% Bottom Time to Date: 33,408 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,541 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f_lvUkEMP2khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f_lvUkEMP2k/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0077-2.jpg2012-04-15-0077-2.jpgCallanthias australis (Northern splendid perch) female..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 357.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 201:09 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 39 meters..Bottom Time: 103 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,657 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,760 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hQ7cJDz9vWMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hQ7cJDz9vWM/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2002-11-07-06-05-18.jpgTarawera (2002-11-07 06-05-18).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OsP7lcITNqchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OsP7lcITNqc/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2002-11-12-06-10-24.jpgTarawera (2002-11-12 06-10-24).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t6LWS3B0GeMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t6LWS3B0GeM/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2002-12-02-04-55-40.jpgTarawera (2002-12-02 04-55-40).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eFHlDSCZjKMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eFHlDSCZjKM/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2002-12-09-05-40-49.jpgTarawera (2002-12-09 05-40-49).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l9NHV4LHNNIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l9NHV4LHNNI/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2002-12-20-06-11-01.jpgTarawera (2002-12-20 06-11-01).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001VmCKL_DoTEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001VmCKL_DoTE/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-02-02-06-00-20.jpgTarawera (2003-02-02 06-00-20).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gAH4X4F08W8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gAH4X4F08W8/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-02-04-07-20-22.jpgTarawera (2003-02-04 07-20-22).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sYK4Yhuo31Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sYK4Yhuo31E/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-03-10-06-51-07.jpgTarawera (2003-03-10 06-51-07).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RIsTOPJgpPkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RIsTOPJgpPk/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-04-24-17-06-05.jpgTarawera (2003-04-24 17-06-05).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000063gKaWYfXX0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000063gKaWYfXX0/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-04-18-06-40-32.jpgTarawera (2003-04-18 06-40-32).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pcqom49HulIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pcqom49HulI/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-04-29-13-41-11.jpgTarawera (2003-04-29 13-41-11).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TvUDIpsPgDAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TvUDIpsPgDA/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-05-06-06-25-10.jpgTarawera (2003-05-06 06-25-10).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CKahwsDRCZshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CKahwsDRCZs/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-05-15-17-00-11.jpgTarawera (2003-05-15 17-00-11).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000077fIQBmmJY0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000077fIQBmmJY0/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-06-01-16-10-26.jpgTarawera (2003-06-01 16-10-26).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eT2wpJ5hqrchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eT2wpJ5hqrc/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-06-05-14-15-33.jpgTarawera (2003-06-05 14-15-33).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CZbUeXKDJvQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CZbUeXKDJvQ/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-06-03-06-45-29.jpgTarawera (2003-06-03 06-45-29).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NYYdhJhU9qYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NYYdhJhU9qY/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-06-22-06-50-08.jpgTarawera (2003-06-22 06-50-08).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wJPFppzocvYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wJPFppzocvY/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-06-22-06-55-08.jpgTarawera (2003-06-22 06-55-08).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WKdekCKOZNQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WKdekCKOZNQ/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-07-10-07-06-42.jpgTarawera (2003-07-10 07-06-42).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JuEe8eGneRghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JuEe8eGneRg/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-07-11-17-26-44.jpgTarawera (2003-07-11 17-26-44).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v46_EvhzoVkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v46_EvhzoVk/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-07-11-17-31-44.jpgTarawera (2003-07-11 17-31-44).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Uku8ukF3xGEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Uku8ukF3xGE/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-07-19-17-06-53.jpgTarawera (2003-07-19 17-06-53).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZG2a6iief9Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZG2a6iief9I/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-08-07-13-35-38.jpgTarawera (2003-08-07 13-35-38).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QrKdCmazEnkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QrKdCmazEnk/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-08-19-06-35-52.jpgTarawera (2003-08-19 06-35-52).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x4qv8n0OoEohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x4qv8n0OoEo/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-08-28-07-11-02.jpgTarawera (2003-08-28 07-11-02).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UaXgjKbM1Mwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UaXgjKbM1Mw/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-08-24-06-50-58.jpgTarawera (2003-08-24 06-50-58).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005zK4e5t4pD4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005zK4e5t4pD4/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-08-25-15-45-59.jpgTarawera (2003-08-25 15-45-59).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MaR8k7g_sJwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MaR8k7g_sJw/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-08-26-06-36-00.jpgTarawera (2003-08-26 06-36-00).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Dy0ZNRZhVPwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Dy0ZNRZhVPw/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-08-31-06-06-06.jpgTarawera (2003-08-31 06-06-06).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001qMW.fivm6Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001qMW.fivm6U/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-10-24-18-55-28.jpgTarawera (2003-10-24 18-55-28).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003pnBCo15OTUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003pnBCo15OTU/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-10-29-06-10-33.jpgTarawera (2003-10-29 06-10-33).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kPtBhQ2gt60https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kPtBhQ2gt60/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-10-30-05-15-34.jpgTarawera (2003-10-30 05-15-34).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ra_b9Uo1UkUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ra_b9Uo1UkU/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0091.jpg2012-04-15-0091.jpgComanthus novaezealandiae (Feather Star)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 357.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 201:09 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 39 meters..Bottom Time: 103 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,657 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,760 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fThoL6RYEpAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fThoL6RYEpA/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0164.jpgJanolus cf. hyalinus (Nudibranch)Janolus cf. hyalinus (nudibranch)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 358.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 15 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,760 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,845 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000__kPgL0TSdYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000__kPgL0TSdY/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0173.jpg2012-04-15-0173.jpgThysanozoon brochii (Flat worm)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 358.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 15 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,760 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,845 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007D3uUS._TKQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007D3uUS._TKQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0187.jpg2012-04-15-0187.jpgCaprodon longimanus (Pink maomao)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 358.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 15 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,760 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,845 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oSAwGSGGBGMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oSAwGSGGBGM/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0273.jpg2012-04-15-0273.jpgParazoanthus elongatus (Yellow zoathhid anemone)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 358.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 15 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,760 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,845 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qLWa3ZBcdaMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qLWa3ZBcdaM/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0267.jpg2012-04-15-0267.jpgCorynactis australis (Jewel anemone)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 358.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 15 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,760 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,845 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OHYPhlXcwmAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OHYPhlXcwmA/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-16-0003.jpg2012-04-16-0003.jpgOculina virgosa (Ivory coral)..Monday 16 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 359.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Sugar Loaf, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 202:46 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 78.2 meters..Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,845 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,943 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ewGhKgW7ZsUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ewGhKgW7ZsU/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-16-0031.jpg2012-04-16-0031.jpgPseudolabrus miles (Scarlet wrasse)..Monday 16 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 360.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 202:46 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 13.3 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,845 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,943 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PT.VKKc6Rn0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PT.VKKc6Rn0/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-16-0026.jpg2012-04-16-0026.jpgPseudolabrus miles (Scarlet wrasse)..Monday 16 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 360.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 202:46 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 13.3 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,845 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,943 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003yfKSV_qglchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003yfKSV_qglc/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0076.jpg2011-09-03-0076.jpgUnderwater Photographer Ian Skipworth on the Wreck of the HMNZS Waikato (F55) a Leander class Frigate, after being decommissioned by the Royal New Zealand Navy serves as an artificial diving reef off the coast of Tutukaka, Northland, New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 376.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Wreck HMNZS Canterbury, Northland..Temperature: 15 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 162:57 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 30.4 meters..Bottom Time: 76 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,166 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,242 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mOO3pgt8rfMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mOO3pgt8rfM/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0057.jpgGolden SnapperCentroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper)..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007oYoHYnno3ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007oYoHYnno3g/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0144-1.jpg2012-04-17-0144_1.jpgZanclistius elevatus (Long-finned boarfish)..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000qckbtAX_TMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000qckbtAX_TM/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0246.jpg2009-07-26-0246.jpgOblique-swimming triplefin (Obliquichthys maryannae) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007CfeaqgqmWYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007CfeaqgqmWY/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0080.jpg2012-04-17-0080.jpgAlcyionium sp. (Soft Coral )..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005_XztC7WmmYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005_XztC7WmmY/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-17-0102.jpg2012-04-17-0102.jpgBodianus unimaculatus (Red pigfish) female..Tuesday 17 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 362.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Landing Bay Pinacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 207:07 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters..Bottom Time: 121 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,033 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,154minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uiA0ABAw.8Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uiA0ABAw.8Y/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0083.jpgCoris picta (Combfish)Coris picta (Combfish) . Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007Ee6xjsNUkAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007Ee6xjsNUkA/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0097-1.jpg2012-04-18-0097_1.jpgTambja tenuilineata (nudibranch)..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hNf4WPZ7VlEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hNf4WPZ7VlE/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0101.jpg2012-04-18-0101.jpgTambja tenuilineata (nudibranch)..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F3QuHvn.VAMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F3QuHvn.VAM/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0106-1.jpgParma alboscapularis (Black angelfish)Parma alboscapularis (Black angelfish)..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SSnN5j7o4vkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SSnN5j7o4vk/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0106.jpgParma alboscapularis (Black angelfish)Parma alboscapularis (Black angelfish)..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yhBIjS06l9Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yhBIjS06l9Q/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0240.jpg2012-04-15-0240.jpgBranchiomma sp. (Purple fanworm). Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 358.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 15 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,760 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,845 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z90KhCmuCQMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z90KhCmuCQM/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0253.jpgJanolus cf. hyalinus (Nudibranch)Janolus cf. hyalinus (nudibranch)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 367.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Night dive, The Gardens, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 65minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,553 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,618 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ri9MMdIEVDUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ri9MMdIEVDU/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0298.jpgDiacanthurus spinulimanus (Hermit Crab)Diacanthurus spinulimanus (Hermit Crab)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 367.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Night dive, The Gardens, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 65minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,553 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,618 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002aqB8G0VlP8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002aqB8G0VlP8/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0028.jpg2012-04-20-0028.jpgNotolabrus fucicola (Banded wrasse)..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 368..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Tower Point to Northern Arch, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,618 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,688 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iLmg7_zJtL0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iLmg7_zJtL0/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0036.jpg2012-04-20-0036.jpgNotolabrus fucicola (Banded wrasse)..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 368..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Tower Point to Northern Arch, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,618 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,688 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000076pcdUi3p_8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000076pcdUi3p_8/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0045.jpg2012-04-20-0045.jpgParma alboscapularis (Black angelfish)..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 368..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Tower Point to Northern Arch, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,618 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,688 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008qlM4Q.ua6khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008qlM4Q.ua6k/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0047-2.jpg2012-04-20-0047-2.jpgPseudolabrus luculentus (Orange wrasse) male..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 368..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Tower Point to Northern Arch, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,618 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,688 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_GLQC1XX.rchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_GLQC1XX.rc/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0047.jpg2012-04-20-0047.jpgPseudolabrus luculentus (Orange wrasse) male..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 368..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Tower Point to Northern Arch, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,618 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,688 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cvaYwQqBQwchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cvaYwQqBQwc/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0055.jpg2012-04-20-0055.jpgPseudolabrus luculentus (Orange wrasse) female..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 368..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Tower Point to Northern Arch, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,618 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,688 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pwsscPorEPMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pwsscPorEPM/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0083.jpg2012-04-20-0083.jpgPseudolabrus luculentus (Orange wrasse) female..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 368..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Tower Point to Northern Arch, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,618 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,688 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w.4QYw8QVnohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w.4QYw8QVno/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0060.jpg2012-04-20-0060.jpgPseudolabrus luculentus (Orange wrasse) female..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 368..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Tower Point to Northern Arch, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,618 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,688 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dilSwsuuQushttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dilSwsuuQus/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0131.jpgLatrunculia procumbensLatrunculia procumbens (sponge). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 476 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 15:10 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 282:22 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.7 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 56% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 31,905 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,041 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z7PheZTBUqIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z7PheZTBUqI/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0070.jpgPetrosia hebesPetrosia hebes (sponge). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 475 Site: Eastern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 280:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters Bottom Time: 114 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 50% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 31,791 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,905 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004XEePmvTalUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004XEePmvTalU/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0072.jpgPetrosia hebesPetrosia hebes (sponge). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 475 Site: Eastern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 280:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters Bottom Time: 114 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 50% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 31,791 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,905 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J6XXg9wtcmUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J6XXg9wtcmU/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0069.jpgPetrosia hebesPetrosia hebes (sponge). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 475 Site: Eastern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 280:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters Bottom Time: 114 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 50% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 31,791 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,905 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DeAfBXEds8shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DeAfBXEds8s/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0529-2.jpgCymbastela tricalycuiformisCymbastela tricalycuiformis (sponge). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nv4zriy34Pghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nv4zriy34Pg/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0312.jpgLatrunculia procumbensLatrunculia procumbens (sponge). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 480 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:34 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 32,335 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,410 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GSMj0vJBm2chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GSMj0vJBm2c/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0185.jpg2012-03-25-0185.jpgDiaphorodoris sp. (Nudibranch)..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Onchidorididae.Distribution: NZ, SE Australia.Occurrence: Rare in NZ.Size: 10mm .Sunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 352.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mine Shaft Cave..Temperature: 19.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 194:29 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,201 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,282 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iQ.ONwuBfo4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iQ.ONwuBfo4/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0187.jpg2012-03-25-0187.jpgDiaphorodoris sp. (Nudibranch)..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Onchidorididae.Distribution: NZ, SE Australia.Occurrence: Rare in NZ.Size: 10mm .Sunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 352.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mine Shaft Cave..Temperature: 19.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 194:29 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,201 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,282 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uXz6JWLeus0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uXz6JWLeus0/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0181.jpgDemoiselleChromis dispilus (Demoiselle). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 479 Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 13:27 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 286:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.5 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 82% OTU: 91% Bottom Time to Date: 32,212 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,335 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nviMig8RPd4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nviMig8RPd4/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0183.jpgDemoiselleChromis dispilus (Demoiselle). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 479 Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 13:27 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 286:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.5 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 82% OTU: 91% Bottom Time to Date: 32,212 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,335 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003XNcT3hqsMwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003XNcT3hqsMw/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0180.jpgDemoiselleChromis dispilus (Demoiselle). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 479 Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 13:27 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 286:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.5 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 82% OTU: 91% Bottom Time to Date: 32,212 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,335 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Cu3oUcF_kmQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Cu3oUcF_kmQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0214.jpgDemoiselleChromis dispilus (Demoiselle). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 479 Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 13:27 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 286:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.5 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 82% OTU: 91% Bottom Time to Date: 32,212 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,335 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t.ZQz0gI7t8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t.ZQz0gI7t8/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0217.jpgDemoiselleChromis dispilus (Demoiselle). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 479 Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 13:27 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 286:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.5 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 82% OTU: 91% Bottom Time to Date: 32,212 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,335 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hDSWAxN0EaMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hDSWAxN0EaM/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0260.jpgDecorator crabNotomithrax sp. (Decorator crab).Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 480 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:34 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 32,335 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,410 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O92vK.VKwZchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O92vK.VKwZc/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0183.jpgDemoiselleChromis dispilus (Demoiselle). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 479 Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 13:27 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 286:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.5 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 82% OTU: 91% Bottom Time to Date: 32,212 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,335 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M6Bz_KjWfjYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M6Bz_KjWfjY/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0228.jpgShort tailed StingrayDasyatis brevicaudata (Short-tailed Stingray). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 479 Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 13:27 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 286:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.5 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 82% OTU: 91% Bottom Time to Date: 32,212 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,335 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ssdmuhafpcohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ssdmuhafpco/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0297.jpgDecorator crabNotomithrax sp. (Decorator crab).Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 480 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:34 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 32,335 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,410 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SLN8jk3ug9shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SLN8jk3ug9s/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0298.jpgDecorator crabNotomithrax sp. (Decorator crab).Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 480 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:34 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 32,335 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,410 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u22UaCBEhLghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u22UaCBEhLg/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-02-0019.jpg2011-12-02-0019.jpgGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 384.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 11.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 174:11 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 62.5 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,847 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,932 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fp.IHZ.EibQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fp.IHZ.EibQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-04-0109.jpg2011-12-04-0109.jpgGobiomorphus cotidianus (Common bully)..Friday 02 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 384.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Side of Motutere Point, Lake Taupo..Temperature: 11.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 174:11 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 62.5 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,847 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,932 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LJxAim.1P0Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LJxAim.1P0E/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0239.jpgLong-tailed StingrayDasyatis thetidis (Long-tailed Stingray). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 479 Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 13:27 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 286:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.5 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 82% OTU: 91% Bottom Time to Date: 32,212 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,335 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004uNQMguoRR4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004uNQMguoRR4/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0128.jpg2012-07-07-0128.jpgCadlinella ornatissima (nudibranch)..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 424..Site: Maroro Bay, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 216:55 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50..Maximum Depth: 46.8 meters..Bottom Time: 115 minutes..Bottom Time to Date:27,105 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,220 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XjtJPd_FVQ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XjtJPd_FVQ0/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0141.jpg2012-07-07-0141.jpgCadlinella ornatissima (nudibranch)..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 424..Site: Maroro Bay, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 216:55 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50..Maximum Depth: 46.8 meters..Bottom Time: 115 minutes..Bottom Time to Date:27,105 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,220 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QOnZShDtbYkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QOnZShDtbYk/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0146.jpg2012-07-07-0146.jpgCadlinella ornatissima (nudibranch)..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 424..Site: Maroro Bay, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 216:55 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50..Maximum Depth: 46.8 meters..Bottom Time: 115 minutes..Bottom Time to Date:27,105 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,220 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ltYmkGf2QoMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ltYmkGf2QoM/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0146-1.jpg2012-07-07-0146_1.jpgCadlinella ornatissima (nudibranch)..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 424..Site: Maroro Bay, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 216:55 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50..Maximum Depth: 46.8 meters..Bottom Time: 115 minutes..Bottom Time to Date:27,105 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,220 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lg3.Ab9t_zEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lg3.Ab9t_zE/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-25-0166.jpg2010-07-25-0166.jpgTethya fastigata (sponge) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 25 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 275.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 88:53 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.3 meters...Bottom Time: 103 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,078 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,181 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t2IMV1CXjD8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t2IMV1CXjD8/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0450.jpg2008-12-31-0450.jpgLarus novaehollandiae (Red billed gull) at the Poor Knights..Friday 02 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uRxbFaU.J_Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uRxbFaU.J_U/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0118.jpg2009-09-19-0118.jpgThousands of the wandering seabird the Buller's Shearwater (Puffinis bulleri) arrive at the Poor Knights Island's off the Eastern Coast of New Zealand..Buller's shearwaters breed only on the Poor Knights Islands, a protected, predator free, nature reserve off the eastern coast of Northland..During April to late May, Buller's shearwaters depart for the north Pacific, from Japan to the western coast of North America. Birds return to the Poor Knights in mid-September to court and clean out their burrows. ..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003A8YnCqyEw4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003A8YnCqyEw4/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0042.jpg2009-09-19-0042.jpgThousands of the wandering seabird the Buller's Shearwater (Puffinis bulleri) arrive at the Poor Knights Island's off the Eastern Coast of New Zealand..Buller's shearwaters breed only on the Poor Knights Islands, a protected, predator free, nature reserve off the eastern coast of Northland..During April to late May, Buller's shearwaters depart for the north Pacific, from Japan to the western coast of North America. Birds return to the Poor Knights in mid-September to court and clean out their burrows. ..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WhJraKlz9.Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WhJraKlz9.Q/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0044.jpg2009-09-19-0044.jpgThousands of the wandering seabird the Buller's Shearwater (Puffinis bulleri) arrive at the Poor Knights Island's off the Eastern Coast of New Zealand..Buller's shearwaters breed only on the Poor Knights Islands, a protected, predator free, nature reserve off the eastern coast of Northland..During April to late May, Buller's shearwaters depart for the north Pacific, from Japan to the western coast of North America. Birds return to the Poor Knights in mid-September to court and clean out their burrows. ..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wlj1gMrEc.Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wlj1gMrEc.A/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0001.jpg2009-09-19-0001.jpgThousands of the wandering seabird the Buller's Shearwater (Puffinis bulleri) arrive at the Poor Knights Island's off the Eastern Coast of New Zealand..Buller's shearwaters breed only on the Poor Knights Islands, a protected, predator free, nature reserve off the eastern coast of Northland..During April to late May, Buller's shearwaters depart for the north Pacific, from Japan to the western coast of North America. Birds return to the Poor Knights in mid-September to court and clean out their burrows. ..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.5kfd_jKvIMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.5kfd_jKvIM/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0540.jpg2010-11-29-0540.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TnMe9TLVNj4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TnMe9TLVNj4/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0512.jpg2010-11-29-0512.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Fgx8D9SsoY4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Fgx8D9SsoY4/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0482.jpg2010-11-29-0482.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qZ6jbyHQwKIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qZ6jbyHQwKI/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0492.jpg2010-11-29-0492.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H9C1J8E3SEIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H9C1J8E3SEI/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0454.jpg2010-11-29-0454.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KZQ0zP7d41Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KZQ0zP7d41M/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0437.jpg2010-11-29-0437.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AydiH2i2T8ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AydiH2i2T8g/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0219-Edit.jpg2010-11-29-0219-Edit.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a5jPEYrsRc0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a5jPEYrsRc0/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0003.jpg2009-12-19-0003.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K1aPtdT.Vichttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K1aPtdT.Vic/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0016.jpg2009-12-19-0016.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CRyb74jhs5whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CRyb74jhs5w/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0052.jpg2009-12-19-0052.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000034uad94Jqnshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000034uad94Jqns/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0055.jpg2009-12-19-0055.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009Z28WUxF.B0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009Z28WUxF.B0/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0056-2.jpg2009-12-19-0056-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006vokOacfdh4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006vokOacfdh4/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0032.jpg2009-12-19-0032.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DO_2Zkt3fN0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DO_2Zkt3fN0/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0031.jpg2009-12-19-0031.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007qTpMcDNKAshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007qTpMcDNKAs/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0056.jpg2009-12-19-0056.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.TSf4tUIvBQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.TSf4tUIvBQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0077.jpg2009-12-19-0077.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008t1hnG.W3GYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008t1hnG.W3GY/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0080.jpg2009-12-19-0080.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gQ9ooYhoD9Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gQ9ooYhoD9U/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0130.jpg2009-12-19-0130.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s8uuqqSJJaQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s8uuqqSJJaQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0117.jpg2009-12-19-0117.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rZzTMn_fxm4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rZzTMn_fxm4/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0092.jpg2009-12-19-0092.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Cq5Xb96O1Nkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Cq5Xb96O1Nk/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0120.jpg2009-12-19-0120.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QRmaCDu5MPIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QRmaCDu5MPI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0211-2.jpg2009-12-19-0211-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002e3tC0_YZVUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002e3tC0_YZVU/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0297.jpg2009-12-19-0297.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z3e4XJ7uaa4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z3e4XJ7uaa4/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0306.jpg2009-12-19-0306.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wY2r5oXgcB4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wY2r5oXgcB4/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0332.jpg2009-12-19-0332.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Eg0KwEZhArghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Eg0KwEZhArg/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0526-1.jpg2010-11-28-0526_1.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near Akaroa in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001.DK8hsuXfohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001.DK8hsuXfo/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0577.jpg2010-11-28-0577.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near Akaroa in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wIGdcN3YGNAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wIGdcN3YGNA/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0436.jpg2010-11-28-0436.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near Akaroa in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZuO9BQIPu9Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZuO9BQIPu9Q/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-27-0101-1.jpg2010-11-27-0101_1.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near Akaroa in the South Island of New Zealand.. Saturday 27 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eUoTz8hnJxYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eUoTz8hnJxY/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0363.jpg2010-11-28-0363.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near Akaroa in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jOtHDrmzS70https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jOtHDrmzS70/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0348.jpg2010-11-28-0348.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near Akaroa in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.9A6Zt7sosghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.9A6Zt7sosg/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-03-0077.jpg2012-11-03-0077.jpgForsterygion malcolmi (Banded triplefin). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ybtpXIWCJ6whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ybtpXIWCJ6w/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-01-1273.jpg2009-11-01-1273.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Sunday 01 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 200.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 70 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,275 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,345 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aWPd0ZhyUKEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aWPd0ZhyUKE/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0064.jpg2011-01-11-0064.dngSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) in the subantarctic Southern Ocean..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rDKCkpVZgWEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rDKCkpVZgWE/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0067.jpg2011-01-11-0067.dngSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) in the subantarctic Southern Ocean..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002vihZoOE3.Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002vihZoOE3.Y/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0066.jpg2011-01-11-0066.dngSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) in the subantarctic Southern Ocean..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lCqnzIuOlLkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lCqnzIuOlLk/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0162.jpg2012-11-04-0162.jpgJanolus eximius nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000049NCpLzqhVMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000049NCpLzqhVM/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0154.jpg2012-11-04-0154.jpgJanolus eximius nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gqm7QLxB.1Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gqm7QLxB.1Q/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0068.jpg2012-11-04-0068.jpgJason mirabilis nudibranch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DCIdcuSB89Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DCIdcuSB89E/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0070.jpg2012-11-04-0070.jpgJason mirabilis nudibranch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SOcBHacir4ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SOcBHacir4g/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0007.jpg2012-11-04-0007.jpgJason mirabilis nudibranch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005n8AqjEN.vYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005n8AqjEN.vY/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0066.jpg2012-11-04-0066.jpgJason mirabilis nudibranch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l6g8bHTiuXwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l6g8bHTiuXw/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-27-0113.jpg2011-03-27-0113.jpgObliquichthys maryannae (Oblique-swimming triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 311.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 126:10 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 17.4 meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,219 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,318 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L.mitZBNeFshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L.mitZBNeFs/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0064.jpg2012-11-04-0064.jpgJason mirabilis nudibranch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000017KNHmjE8nEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000017KNHmjE8nE/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0100.jpg2011-07-17-0100.jpgJasus edwardsii (New Zealand Crayfish) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 371.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 157:19 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,834 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,896 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DgEW4OvgUHQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DgEW4OvgUHQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0023.jpg2009-07-13-0023.jpgRowboats at Sunset at Ngunguru, Northland, New Zealand..Monday 13 July 2009..Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FmNfOZ1hScwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FmNfOZ1hScw/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-07-0074.jpg2011-04-07-0074.jpgPhotograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N9GgWd9OTCwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N9GgWd9OTCw/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-29-0127.jpg2010-01-29-0127.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at Mary's Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 29 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 221.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Mary's Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Alka Fowler..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 19:55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 64 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,841 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,905 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fCOky9wGGbghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fCOky9wGGbg/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-06-0037.jpg2010-01-06-0037.jpgDanger Rock off the Coast of Northland, New Zealand a five minute boat ride from Bland Bay..Wednesday 06 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N.WT0zGIikIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N.WT0zGIikI/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0445.jpg2011-01-06-0445.jpgOld Hut near the Remnants of the old Second World War Coast Watchers Headquarters on on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z6OkkF916rkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z6OkkF916rk/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0093.jpg2012-05-12-0093.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C.UdhKvsb0Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C.UdhKvsb0Q/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0097.jpg2012-05-12-0097.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s60s7ccjn7ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s60s7ccjn7o/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0124.jpg2012-05-12-0124.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iu6V3A6it1Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iu6V3A6it1Q/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0136.jpg2012-05-12-0136.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mjSnC3fmkUshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mjSnC3fmkUs/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0138.jpg2012-05-12-0138.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jQ.zRqIRa1Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jQ.zRqIRa1Y/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0163.jpg2012-05-12-0163.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y_4CPW7QNTshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y_4CPW7QNTs/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0191.jpg2012-05-12-0191.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hHZ9X1FBhcUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hHZ9X1FBhcU/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0198.jpg2012-05-12-0198.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rlrT4nC83ishttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rlrT4nC83is/fit=1000x1000/091206RGR0018-2.jpg091206RGR0018-2.JPGEurope : Boat trip around the Canals in Amsterdam the Netherlands. .Thursday 17 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EEH92NgNy1Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EEH92NgNy1U/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0210.jpgGrey Moray EelGymnothorax nublis (Grey Moray). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 479 Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 13:27 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 286:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.5 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 82% OTU: 91% Bottom Time to Date: 32,212 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,335 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D_TAKgFrr4Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D_TAKgFrr4Q/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0208.jpgGrey Moray EelGymnothorax nublis (Grey Moray). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 479 Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 13:27 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 286:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.5 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 82% OTU: 91% Bottom Time to Date: 32,212 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,335 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uJsuZGAoOeAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uJsuZGAoOeA/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0207.jpgGrey Moray EelGymnothorax nublis (Grey Moray). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 479 Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 13:27 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 286:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.5 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 82% OTU: 91% Bottom Time to Date: 32,212 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,335 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Uspk.lhPNAwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Uspk.lhPNAw/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0339.jpgOrange wrasseMale Pseudolabrus luculentus (Orange wrasse) at night.Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 480 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:34 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 32,335 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,410 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007B7pVMGWP44https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007B7pVMGWP44/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0335.jpgOrange wrasseMale Pseudolabrus luculentus (Orange wrasse) at night.Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 480 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:34 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 32,335 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,410 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000btFlQK952UMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000btFlQK952UM/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0336.jpgOrange wrasseMale Pseudolabrus luculentus (Orange wrasse) at night.Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 480 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:34 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 32,335 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,410 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Lwr5WqrRppwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Lwr5WqrRppw/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0344.jpgOrange wrasseMale Pseudolabrus luculentus (Orange wrasse) at night.Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 480 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:34 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 32,335 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,410 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R8FgsprAQEEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R8FgsprAQEE/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0342.jpgOrange wrasseMale Pseudolabrus luculentus (Orange wrasse) at night.Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 480 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:34 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 32,335 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,410 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zsiinibD4S8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zsiinibD4S8/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0346.jpgOrange wrasseMale Pseudolabrus luculentus (Orange wrasse) at night.Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 480 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:34 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 75 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 32,335 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,410 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KAGNyKdzceEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KAGNyKdzceE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-03-0118.jpgCommon triplefinForsterygion lapillum (Common triplefin). Thursday 03 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 512 Site: Nine Fathoms Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Temperature: 14.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 311:46 hh:mm Time: 14:49 Maximum Depth: 41.3 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 34,434 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,554 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fpQ4nzEUnNUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fpQ4nzEUnNU/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0030.jpg2012-04-20-0030.jpgNotolabrus fucicola (Banded wrasse)..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 368..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Tower Point to Northern Arch, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,618 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,688 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QxC3hPVVsQshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QxC3hPVVsQs/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0023.jpg2012-04-20-0023.jpgNotolabrus fucicola (Banded wrasse)..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 368..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Tower Point to Northern Arch, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,618 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,688 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xz.K6jQVHPQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xz.K6jQVHPQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0029.jpg2012-04-20-0029.jpgNotolabrus fucicola (Banded wrasse)..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 368..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Tower Point to Northern Arch, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,618 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,688 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ieTHeg0bhsQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ieTHeg0bhsQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0253.jpg2013-04-10-0253.JPGNotolabrus fucicola (Banded wrasse) male at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 454 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 253:01 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 22.2 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 69% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,911 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,036 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i.mMfzu5roIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i.mMfzu5roI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-03-0046.jpgBanded WrasseNotolabrus fucicola (Banded wrasse). Thursday 03 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 512 Site: Nine Fathoms Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Temperature: 14.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 311:46 hh:mm Time: 14:49 Maximum Depth: 41.3 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 34,434 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,554 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yutk4MtlQkohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yutk4MtlQko/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-30-0016.jpg2010-10-30-0016.jpgPete Mesley has a close look at Yellow Sponge at Serpent Rock at At the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 30 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 285.Boat: El Tigre, Dive Tutukaka..Site: Serpent Rock...Temperature: 18.2 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 101:35 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 39.4 meters...Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,092 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,184 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005uPqReWEWR0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005uPqReWEWR0/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0300.jpg2009-11-15-0300.jpgNew Zealand Crayfish (Jasus edwardsii) at Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 202.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.6 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 80 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,421 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,501 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AKYwbSiS3OUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AKYwbSiS3OU/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0029.jpgGridled wrasseNotolabrus cinctus (Gridled wrasse). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qPqdlLd8z9Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qPqdlLd8z9A/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0032.jpgGridled wrasseNotolabrus cinctus (Gridled wrasse). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_NoG6H7x1g0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_NoG6H7x1g0/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0024-1.jpgGridled wrasseNotolabrus cinctus (Gridled wrasse). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zdpGN0a6tdwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zdpGN0a6tdw/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0027.jpgGridled wrasseNotolabrus cinctus (Gridled wrasse). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pZhwGrQMWkYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pZhwGrQMWkY/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0111.jpgSnake StarAstrobrachion constrictum (Snake star) living mutualistically on Antipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FlkpgWImYyohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FlkpgWImYyo/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0107.jpgGridled wrasseNotolabrus cinctus (Gridled wrasse). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tX0bPCdeE4Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tX0bPCdeE4Y/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0053.jpgErrina dendyiErrina dendyi (Hydroid Coral). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a6xk4aPNeKEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a6xk4aPNeKE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0052.jpgErrina dendyiErrina dendyi (Hydroid Coral). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ODTy0tTrvTshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ODTy0tTrvTs/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0225.jpg2012-05-12-0225.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ge8JY0ww8okhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ge8JY0ww8ok/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-27-0022.jpg2010-06-27-0022.jpgDiver Ian Skipworth photographs Gorgonian Fans between Blue Maomao and Southern Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 263.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Blue Maomao Arch to Southern Arch..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 70:09 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.4 meters...Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,942 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,039 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mE2l1FsYhwEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mE2l1FsYhwE/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-31-0027.jpg2011-12-31-0027.jpgDead Antipatharia (Black Coral)..Saturday 31 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 387.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth, Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.8 Degrees Celsius at deepest point..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 177:55 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 73.2 meters..Bottom Time: 120 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,043 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,163 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Jg1v0WRdhLMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Jg1v0WRdhLM/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-31-0002.jpg2011-12-31-0002.jpgAntipatharia (Black Coral)..Saturday 31 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 387.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth, Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.8 Degrees Celsius at deepest point..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 177:55 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 73.2 meters..Bottom Time: 120 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,043 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,163 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OEmhFC_ni3Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OEmhFC_ni3A/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2002-11-19-06-50-33.jpgTarawera (2002-11-19 06-50-33).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W9AO6b2byoshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W9AO6b2byos/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0248.jpg2009-09-19-0248.jpgSpanish Lobster (Arctites antipodum) at Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 187.Boat : Yukon.Site : Tie Dye Arch.Max Depth 19.6 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 68 min..Bottom Time to Date 9480 min..Cumulative Time 9548min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sCDtjMBXUdghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sCDtjMBXUdg/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0248.jpgSkips Yellow DotoDoto sp. (Skips Yellow Doto). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U3vFyHtxymQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U3vFyHtxymQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0247.jpgSkips Yellow DotoDoto sp. (Skips Yellow Doto). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wxqZaohdkGghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wxqZaohdkGg/fit=1000x1000/2012-10-25-0604.jpg2012-10-25-0604.jpgGoat Island marine reserve with the Leigh Marine Laboratory (bottom right) in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand.Thursday 25 October 2012 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000df0aOWqlRHwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000df0aOWqlRHw/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0287.jpgWaikare Wreck 1910The wreck of the Waikare 1910 at Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h4nYiGtDRg8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h4nYiGtDRg8/fit=1000x1000/2012-10-25-0141.jpg2012-10-25-0141.jpgThe Poor Knights Islands marine reserve. Sugarloaf. Thursday 25 October 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RhO7JKz87eYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RhO7JKz87eY/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0371.jpgGridled wrasseNotolabrus cinctus (Gridled wrasse).Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eVmYDGGdioYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eVmYDGGdioY/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0120.jpg2011-01-10-0120.jpgUnderwater photographers Ian Skipworth (left) and Richard Robinson at Crozier Point on the subantarctic Auckland Island in the in the Southern Ocean..Monday 10 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 299.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Crozier Point, Auckland Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 11.9 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,987 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n3.RjM3nw2shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n3.RjM3nw2s/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0113.jpg2011-01-08-0113.jpgSouthern Rata Forest (Metrosideros umbellata) at the Western Arm of Carnley Harbour at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean.Saturday 08 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OM2lBC1_C0whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OM2lBC1_C0w/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0131.jpg2012-04-15-0131.jpgAphelodoris luctuosa (nudibranch)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 357.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 201:09 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 39 meters..Bottom Time: 103 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,657 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,760 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lzivtdWvpOohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lzivtdWvpOo/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0037.jpg2012-02-19-0037.jpgRebreather diver Andrew Simpson is dwarfed by a giant Black Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.) at a depth of 70 meters at an unnamed reef at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 348.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 190:39 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 71.3 meters..Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,933 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006gwvd0nHGJghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006gwvd0nHGJg/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0226.jpg2008-05-29-0226.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 81: Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 25.3 m. Average Depth 9.8m.Bottom Time 63 min. Bottom Time to Date 3416 min Cumulative Time 3479 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OUGLO1kSKuohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OUGLO1kSKuo/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0045-2.jpg2009-11-15-0045-2.jpgClown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) on the red Bryozoan Catenicellidae sp. At Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OUNtKbbfLAMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OUNtKbbfLAM/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0094.jpg2012-05-12-0094.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OVwaZTeazYshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OVwaZTeazYs/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-19-0376.jpg2010-04-19-0376.jpgDiver Franz Smith at Dusk at the Southern end of Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P0e6_hR39_whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P0e6_hR39_w/fit=1000x1000/Richard-Robinson.jpgRichard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LxET5S2bf.khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LxET5S2bf.k/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0437.jpg2009-03-08-0437.jpgThe New Zealand Native freshwater longfin Eel (Anguilla dieffenbachii) in a small Nothland Creek. .Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V297x45zRCQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V297x45zRCQ/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-23-0310.jpg2008-03-23-0310.jpgThe New Zealand Native freshwater longfin Eel (Anguilla dieffenbachii) in a small Nothland Creek. .Sunday 23 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RwTo8FUZigYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RwTo8FUZigY/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-11-0051.jpg2008-08-11-0051.jpgA (Roboastra luteolineata) Nudibranch amongst the compound ascidians (Hypsistozoa fasmeriana) ) at Red Baron Caves at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.. .Photograph Richard RobinsonMonday 11 August 2008.Dive Number 93 : Red Baron Caves Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 19.5 m. Average Depth 9.1 m. Temp 14c. O2:21%.Bottom Time 69 min. Bottom Time to Date 4121 min Cumulative Time 4052 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_d3enDwJxjkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_d3enDwJxjk/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0377.jpgOblique Swimming TriplefinForsterygion maryannae (Oblique-swimming triplefin). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v16qLSBq7R0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v16qLSBq7R0/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0390.jpgOblique Swimming TriplefinForsterygion maryannae (Oblique-swimming triplefin). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OgoRhxzYt18https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OgoRhxzYt18/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0214.jpg2010-12-27-0214.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s_rf5q5wkpshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s_rf5q5wkps/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0428.jpgBanded WraseNotolabrus fucicola (Banded wrasse). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VRSZqi1w36Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VRSZqi1w36I/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0426.jpgBanded WraseNotolabrus fucicola (Banded wrasse). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FsAzSZs1k4ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FsAzSZs1k4o/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-12-0103.jpg2011-04-12-0103.jpgMeyer Islands are silhouetted at sunrise in rough seas in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Monday 11 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M3QQnS4jRRchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M3QQnS4jRRc/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-09-0071.jpg2008-08-09-0071.jpgClown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) amongst Red algae at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 09 August 2008.Dive Number 86 : Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 14.9 m. Average Depth 8.8 m. Temp 14c. O2:32%.Bottom Time 66 min. Bottom Time to Date 3717 min Cumulative Time 3783 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004Thy7wfyzMkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004Thy7wfyzMk/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-10-0073.jpg2008-08-10-0073.jpgA Gem Nudibranch (Dendrodoris denisoni) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 09 August 2008.Dive Number 89 : Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 14.3 m. Average Depth 9.8 m. Temp 14c. O2:32%.Bottom Time 43 min. Bottom Time to Date 3856 min Cumulative Time 3899 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008ogqD2MjNWIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008ogqD2MjNWI/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-06-0048.jpg2012-07-06-0048.jpgCratena lineata (nudibranch)..Friday 06 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 421..Site: Opposite Nudibranch City, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 216:55 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 25 meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,853 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,952 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ho8.n.HGgFMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ho8.n.HGgFM/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0010-1.jpg2010-04-17-0010_1.jpgThe Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N1.J5RN4MFchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N1.J5RN4MFc/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0297.jpg2009-09-01-0297.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley Diving photographs marine life at the entrance to Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 183.Boat : Yukon Charters.Site : Middle Arch.Max Depth 22.3 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 69 min..Bottom Time to Date 9274 min..Cumulative Time 9343 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006W3OCh30m5Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006W3OCh30m5U/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0102.jpg2009-11-15-0102.jpgJason's Nudibranch (Jason mirabilis) on the Hydroid tree Solanderia ericopsis, at Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New ZealandSaturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C4g.wPKvKi0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C4g.wPKvKi0/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0129.jpg2009-11-15-0129.jpgYaldwyn's triplefin (Notoclinops yaldwyni)on the yellow Encrusting Sponge (Cilona celata) at the Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vp43WcF1dEohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vp43WcF1dEo/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0147.jpg2009-11-15-0147.jpgJason's Nudibranch (Jason mirabilis) on the Hydroid tree Solanderia ericopsis, at Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New ZealandSaturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LgzQ4n7ZBp0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LgzQ4n7ZBp0/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0179.jpg2009-11-15-0179.jpgJewel Anemone (Corynactis haddoni)At Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006JEhwK29xUkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006JEhwK29xUk/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0197.jpg2009-11-15-0197.jpgGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) at Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pn6ZrhBUzd8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pn6ZrhBUzd8/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0202.jpg2009-11-15-0202.jpgGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) at Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S9hduep6BNwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S9hduep6BNw/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0203.jpg2009-11-15-0203.jpgJewel Anemone (Corynactis haddoni)At Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VHgOAV2LQtYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VHgOAV2LQtY/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0204.jpg2009-11-15-0204.jpgClown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) at Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zm5XMZNg7fMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zm5XMZNg7fM/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0244.jpg2009-11-15-0244.jpgSmall white Flask sponge (Leucettusa sp.) at Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tHUKOO9Bp0Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tHUKOO9Bp0E/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0298.jpg2009-11-15-0298.jpgNew Zealand Crayfish (Jasus edwardsii) at Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 202.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.6 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 80 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,421 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,501 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hwA0y9wGvOQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hwA0y9wGvOQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0271.jpg2009-11-15-0271.jpgNew Zealand Crayfish (Jasus edwardsii) at Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 202.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.6 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 80 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,421 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,501 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V4iPEfgUjgEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V4iPEfgUjgE/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0375.jpg2009-11-15-0375.jpgJewel Anemone (Corynactis haddoni) at Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 202.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.6 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 80 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,421 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,501 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FtyIvbVAUk8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FtyIvbVAUk8/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0277.jpg2009-11-15-0277.jpgNew Zealand Crayfish (Jasus edwardsii) at Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 202.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.6 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 80 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,421 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,501 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q7A4vfH0TGUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q7A4vfH0TGU/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0412.jpg2009-11-15-0412.jpgCrested Blenny (Parablennius laticlavius) at Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 202.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.6 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 80 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,421 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,501 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UqzmND29jFwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UqzmND29jFw/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0467.jpg2009-11-15-0467.jpgYellow Zoanthid (Parazoanthus sp.) at Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 202.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.6 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 80 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,421 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,501 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dOYpwt7c3y0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dOYpwt7c3y0/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0248.jpg2009-11-15-0248.jpgCrested Blenny (Parablennius laticlavius) at Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. .Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JG9Nr3r.HBchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JG9Nr3r.HBc/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0475.jpg2009-11-15-0475.jpgYellow Zoanthid (Parazoanthus sp.) at Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 202.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.6 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 80 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,421 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,501 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nJFqqKaFA_ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nJFqqKaFA_o/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0441.jpg2009-11-15-0441.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New ZealandSaturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 202.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.6 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 80 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,421 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,501 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000udUZbcGqQFYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000udUZbcGqQFY/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0422.jpg2009-11-15-0422.jpgJewel Anemone (Corynactis haddoni) at Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 202.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.6 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 80 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,421 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,501 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000XtNQhdnFDYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000XtNQhdnFDY/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0345.jpg2009-11-15-0345.jpgYellow Zoanthid (Parazoanthus sp.) at Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 202.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.6 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 80 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,421 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,501 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KI4Cb5SsVfshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KI4Cb5SsVfs/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0404.jpg2009-11-15-0404.jpgCrested Blenny (Parablennius laticlavius) at Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 202.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.6 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 80 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,421 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,501 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z7YsaeA7ijIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z7YsaeA7ijI/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0329.jpg2009-11-15-0329.jpgYellow-black triplefin (Forsterygion flavonigrum) sitting on the Bryozoan Catenicellidae sp. at Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 202.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.6 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 80 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,421 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,501 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PZGFVsH3n18https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PZGFVsH3n18/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0260.jpg2009-11-15-0260.jpgNew Zealand Crayfish (Jasus edwardsii) at Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 202.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.6 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 80 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,421 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,501 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uwkTcSC0YYEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uwkTcSC0YYE/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0339.jpgGrey Moray EelA Grey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) hides at Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 202.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.6 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 80 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,421 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,501 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GnF7zhgDzbUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GnF7zhgDzbU/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0243.jpg2009-04-19-0243.jpgA Blue Eyed Triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) sits upon a Black Pillow Sponge (Ancorina alata) at Red Baron Caves at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 163.Max Depth 31.3 m..Temp 20c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 61min..Bottom Time to Date 7930 min..Cumulative Time 7991 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004QZ.nkeOSHEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004QZ.nkeOSHE/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0205-2.jpg2010-12-21-0205-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P34S.FtJJjMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P34S.FtJJjM/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0008-2.jpg2011-02-13-0008-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 300.Site: Whale Boat wreck, Waikaremoana..Dive Buddy : Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,108 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PbuGVL9Mtbwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PbuGVL9Mtbw/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0003.jpg2011-02-13-0003.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 300.Site: Whale Boat wreck, Waikaremoana..Dive Buddy : Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,108 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gr4AH2Kib_0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gr4AH2Kib_0/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0112.jpg2009-10-17-0112.jpgJason's Nudibranch (Jason mirabilis) at Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Saturday 17 October 2009 .Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009..Dive Number 189.Boat : Apollo, Goat Island Dive..Site : Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group..Max Depth 28 m..Temp 19c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 56 min..Bottom Time to Date 9600 min..Cumulative Time 9656 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XjW1jCoAdrghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XjW1jCoAdrg/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0205.jpg2010-12-21-0205.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TjX5uFLPXaghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TjX5uFLPXag/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-16-0041.jpg2012-04-16-0041.jpgEpinephelus daemelii (Spotted black grouper)..Monday 16 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 360.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 202:46 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 13.3 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,845 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,943 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zXc4OASddCchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zXc4OASddCc/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-16-0074.jpg2012-04-16-0074.jpgPseudolabrus luculentus (Orange wrasse) male..Monday 16 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 360.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 202:46 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 13.3 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,845 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,943 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fsmtmdt0DPshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fsmtmdt0DPs/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-16-0076.jpg2012-04-16-0076.jpgMonday 16 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 360.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 202:46 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 13.3 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,845 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,943 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009AnlzLSppxUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009AnlzLSppxU/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0201.jpg2010-12-21-0201.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000A2e5hCfO2ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000A2e5hCfO2o/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0008.jpg2011-02-13-0008.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 300.Site: Whale Boat wreck, Waikaremoana..Dive Buddy : Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,108 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000TuL7YcSjywhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000TuL7YcSjyw/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0207-2.jpg2010-12-21-0207-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.LE_WBAenYEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.LE_WBAenYE/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0033-2.jpg2011-02-13-0033-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 300.Site: Whale Boat wreck, Waikaremoana..Dive Buddy : Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,108 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LfV0T6Ee6uwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LfV0T6Ee6uw/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0209.jpg2010-12-21-0209.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eeW1n2k0PLghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eeW1n2k0PLg/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0207.jpg2010-12-21-0207.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l8hVC8clVJQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l8hVC8clVJQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0227.jpg2011-02-13-0227.jpgSecret Lake- Quentin Bennett is one of New Zealand's diving pioneers. Back in the 70's he used to pack his gear across Hawke's Bay backcountry in wheel barrows, looking for freshwater dive locations. Eventually he found this lake, with water as clear as gin-you can see from one side clear across to the other. Its location remains a guarded secret because the algae growth is very sensitive to disturbance. This frame sort of immortalises Quentin in his world.Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 301.Site: Secret Lake..Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,108 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,168 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CSC6tFV0LMchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CSC6tFV0LMc/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0033.jpg2011-02-13-0033.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 300.Site: Whale Boat wreck, Waikaremoana..Dive Buddy : Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,108 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LaklAzM6cKEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LaklAzM6cKE/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0209-2.jpg2010-12-21-0209-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bN0YmgVUhbghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bN0YmgVUhbg/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0069.jpg2011-02-13-0069.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 300.Site: Whale Boat wreck, Waikaremoana..Dive Buddy : Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,108 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MW.5fDUGREUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MW.5fDUGREU/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0008-3.jpg2011-02-13-0008-3.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 300.Site: Whale Boat wreck, Waikaremoana..Dive Buddy : Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,108 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c6Yhhf65EZwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c6Yhhf65EZw/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0175.jpg2013-04-10-0175.JPGUnidentified Ascidian most likely from the Holozoidae family at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 454 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 253:01 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 22.2 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 69% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,911 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,036 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Bs9QOhDrTT0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Bs9QOhDrTT0/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-11-0238-1.jpg2013-04-11-0238_1.JPGAstroceras elegans (Brittle Star) on a plexaurid gorgonian coral at Hollow Hill, Southern Side of Princes Islands, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 11 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 455 Site: Hollow Hill, Southern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 255:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.4 meters Bottom Time: 80 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 39% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,096 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,176 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OA0P5MRsraghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OA0P5MRsrag/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-11-0238.jpg2013-04-11-0238.JPGAstroceras elegans (Brittle Star) on a plexaurid gorgonian coral at Hollow Hill, Southern Side of Princes Islands, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 11 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 455 Site: Hollow Hill, Southern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 255:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.4 meters Bottom Time: 80 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 39% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,096 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,176 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FfbuB7qiS3Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FfbuB7qiS3I/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0377.jpgYellow Moray EelA Yellow Moray (Gymnothorax prasinus) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005_aeMGjNnmQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005_aeMGjNnmQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0313.jpg2009-07-26-0313.jpgSea Plume Kelp ( Carpophyllum plumosum) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vknCkKTqQSYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vknCkKTqQSY/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0046.jpg2012-05-12-0046.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003pBoulwv7nYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003pBoulwv7nY/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0035.jpg2012-05-12-0035.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008Q1dgVMsNSYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008Q1dgVMsNSY/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0073.jpg2012-05-12-0073.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wDDlIDO8tP8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wDDlIDO8tP8/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0098.jpg2012-05-12-0098.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kMiV3ArA0zkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kMiV3ArA0zk/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0076.jpg2012-05-12-0076.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000USMDE.HOtWghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000USMDE.HOtWg/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0154.jpg2012-05-12-0154.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J0YAQf4DfNQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J0YAQf4DfNQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0145.jpg2012-05-12-0145.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xQIN.LhCrYYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xQIN.LhCrYY/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0155.jpg2012-05-12-0155.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RsPtQOkGHVchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RsPtQOkGHVc/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0195.jpg2012-05-12-0195.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OiQ5fBKwsKYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OiQ5fBKwsKY/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0200.jpg2012-05-12-0200.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fLTnoLKuh70https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fLTnoLKuh70/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0223.jpg2012-05-12-0223.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jyi2LhR9YKkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jyi2LhR9YKk/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-18-0095.jpg2013-04-18-0095.JPGHoplangia durotrix (cup coral) cover the roof of Cup Coral Cavern during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 18 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 463 Site: Landsburgia Rock and Cup Coral Cavern, North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 268:17 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 40.2 meters Bottom Time: 97 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 64% Bottom Time to Date: 30,882 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,979 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ru.3mDc7bRwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ru.3mDc7bRw/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0007-1.jpg2011-10-29-0007_1.jpgFlabellina albomarginata (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004Sjbaxm8x.whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004Sjbaxm8x.w/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0007.jpg2011-10-29-0007.jpgFlabellina albomarginata (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003oMAIXVY5echttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003oMAIXVY5ec/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0061.jpg2009-10-17-0061.jpgJason's Nudibranch (Jason mirabilis) is usually found on the hydroid (Solanderia ericopsis) its main food source. Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Saturday 17 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009..Dive Number 189.Boat : Apollo, Goat Island Dive..Site : Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group..Max Depth 28 m..Temp 19c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 56 min..Bottom Time to Date 9600 min..Cumulative Time 9656 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qzvK7PH3D4Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qzvK7PH3D4U/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0119.jpg2011-10-29-0119.jpgElysia sp. (Sacoglossans, sap sucking slugs) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EHFJfCCHthEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EHFJfCCHthE/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0164-1.jpg2011-10-29-0164_1.jpgElysia sp. (Sacoglossans, sap sucking slugs) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JKvYBaiVcl0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JKvYBaiVcl0/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0132.jpg2011-10-29-0132.jpgPseudoceros sp. (Flat worm) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nTxw_9mFyyEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nTxw_9mFyyE/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0090.jpg2011-10-29-0090.jpgPseudoceros sp. (Flat worm) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VmOzPSzQWB0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VmOzPSzQWB0/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0086.jpg2011-10-29-0086.jpgPseudoceros sp. (Flat worm) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A_EG9YTubBYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A_EG9YTubBY/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-27-0081.jpgGrey Moray EelA Grey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) shot at a 2:1 magnification at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Monday 28 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 315.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Butterfish Bay too Maomao Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 130:55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,526 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,607 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.vB2AhIRs9ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.vB2AhIRs9o/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-29-0114.jpgGrey Moray EelGymnothorax nublis (Grey Moray) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Tuesday 29 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 320.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 136:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 33.2 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,883 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,969 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_GOAph5ozjghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_GOAph5ozjg/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0176.jpg2009-11-15-0176.jpgJason's Nudibranch (Jason mirabilis) on the Hydroid tree Solanderia ericopsis, at Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New ZealandSaturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003cHUn26N560https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003cHUn26N560/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-14-0403-2.jpg2009-01-14-0403-2.jpgA Mako Shark, Isurus oxyrinchus comes in close while Shark Diving off the Coast of Whakatane.Photograph Richard Robinson Number 141 Max Depth 2 m. Average Depth 2 m. Temp 19 c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120min. Bottom Time to Date 6423 min Cumulative Time 6543 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Zn0CkGcevF0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Zn0CkGcevF0/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-18-0096-2-2-2.jpg2013-04-18-0096-2-2-2.JPGHoplangia durotrix (cup coral) cover the roof of Cup Coral Cavern during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 18 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 463 Site: Landsburgia Rock and Cup Coral Cavern, North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 268:17 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 40.2 meters Bottom Time: 97 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 64% Bottom Time to Date: 30,882 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,979 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sfUHepQAjVYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sfUHepQAjVY/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0104.jpg2009-03-08-0104.jpgUnderwater Photographer and Rebreather Diver Pete Mesley on the final resting place of the wreck the Rainbow Warrior near the Cavallii Islands Northland New Zealand. .Greenpeace's flagship, the Warrior was sunk by the French on July 10, 1985, in Auckland Harbour while she was on her way to protest nuclear testing on the Mururoa Atoll..Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 151.Max Depth 24 m..Temp 22c. O2 37%.Bottom Time 79 min..Bottom Time to Date 7099 min..Cumulative Time 7178 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C2IYSWxGDKkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C2IYSWxGDKk/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0026.jpg2012-02-19-0026.jpgBlack Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.) at a depth of 70 meters at an unnamed reef at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 348.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 190:39 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 71.3 meters..Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,933 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GCkByeZs7u0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GCkByeZs7u0/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0060.jpg2012-02-19-0060.jpgRebreather diver Andrew Simpson is dwarfed by a giant Black Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.) at a depth of 63 meters at an unnamed reef at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 348.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 190:39 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 71.3 meters..Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,933 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R9yuQhSrbLIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R9yuQhSrbLI/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-19-0021-2.jpg2012-02-19-0021-2.jpgBlack Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.) at a depth of 63 meters at an unnamed reef at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 19 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 348.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 190:39 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 71.3 meters..Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,933 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OmpDexHIU.shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OmpDexHIU.s/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-23-0075.jpg2009-05-23-0075.jpgA male Suezicthys aylingi (Crimson cleanerfish) at the Poor Knights marine reserve, New Zealand. .Saturday 23 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 164.Max Depth 28 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 96 min..Bottom Time to Date 7991 min..Cumulative Time 8087 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IY_PoJGLWtIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IY_PoJGLWtI/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-02-0126.jpg2010-10-02-0126.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 02 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 282.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Channel, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 96:00 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters...Bottom Time: 104 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,583 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,687 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GpdTwmsFPIohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GpdTwmsFPIo/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0341.jpg2011-02-13-0341.jpgSecret Lake- Quentin Bennett is one of New Zealand's diving pioneers. Back in the 70's he used to pack his gear across Hawke's Bay backcountry in wheel barrows, looking for freshwater dive locations. Eventually he found this lake, with water as clear as gin-you can see from one side clear across to the other. Its location remains a guarded secret because the algae growth is very sensitive to disturbance. This frame sort of immortalises Quentin in his world.Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 301.Site: Secret Lake..Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,108 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,168 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wTa6DT4U_Jwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wTa6DT4U_Jw/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0108.jpg2009-10-17-0108.jpgJason's Nudibranch (Jason mirabilis) at Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Saturday 17 October 2009 .Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009..Dive Number 189.Boat : Apollo, Goat Island Dive..Site : Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group..Max Depth 28 m..Temp 19c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 56 min..Bottom Time to Date 9600 min..Cumulative Time 9656 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mhSXNoesYVohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mhSXNoesYVo/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0166.jpg2010-04-18-0166.jpgNudinbranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 241.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 18.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 43:29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 12.2 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,333 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,413 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hbvIjTXUmhohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hbvIjTXUmho/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0245.jpg2010-04-18-0245.jpgNudinbranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 241.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 18.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 43:29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 12.2 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,333 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,413 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZOp.UUwnufshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZOp.UUwnufs/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0066b.jpg2008-05-29-0066b.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) school in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 81: Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 25.3 m. Average Depth 9.8m.Bottom Time 63 min. Bottom Time to Date 3416 min Cumulative Time 3479 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zP3GQFW5sQMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zP3GQFW5sQM/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0221.jpg2009-07-13-0221.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000073_gAs832owhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000073_gAs832ow/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0092.jpg2009-07-26-0092.jpgA Clown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) on a stalk of Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NyArQUdzAAshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NyArQUdzAAs/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0030-2.jpg2009-07-26-0030-2.jpgThe Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) part of the Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WVGOEAVSUgEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WVGOEAVSUgE/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0107.jpg2009-07-13-0107.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HwTdTr4S1Zkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HwTdTr4S1Zk/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0085.jpg2009-07-26-0085.jpgA Clown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) on a stalk of Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qBd7jMKqgSEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qBd7jMKqgSE/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0035.jpg2009-07-25-0035.jpgA Red Moki (Cheilodactylus spectabilis) forages for food at Northern Arch, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iZHvg.P4t08https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iZHvg.P4t08/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0137.jpg2009-07-26-0137.jpgBlue-eyed triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RPA5zJAm7BMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RPA5zJAm7BM/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0288.jpg2009-07-26-0288.jpgSea Plume Kelp ( Carpophyllum plumosum) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nz8p53BeNmEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nz8p53BeNmE/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0115.jpg2011-10-29-0115.jpgDendrodoris denisoni (Nudibranch) feeds upon the Bryozoan (Catenicellidae sp.) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New ZealandSaturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001IMIdZpXA1Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001IMIdZpXA1E/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0222.jpg2009-07-26-0222.jpgA Gem Nudibranch (Dendrodoris denisoni) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003epVyiNVO60https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003epVyiNVO60/fit=1000x1000/QANTAS200502.jpgQANTAS200502.jpgKitione Finau and Manu Tonga play at the Blow Holes known as Mapu'a a Vaca (the chiefs whistle) on the island of Tongatapu in Tonga. THURSDAY 13MAY 2004 .NEW ZEALAND HERALD DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPH RICHARD ROBINSONhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004tw4ZuNx7dohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004tw4ZuNx7do/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-29-0040.jpg2010-01-29-0040.jpgDoto sp. Nudibranch approximately 5mm in lengh at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002noFwtSkO7khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002noFwtSkO7k/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-29-0039.jpg2010-01-29-0039.jpgDoto sp. Nudibranch approximately 5mm in lengh at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fClVfIfn0n4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fClVfIfn0n4/fit=1000x1000/Rodney-Sooialo.jpgRodney So'oialo.jpgAll Black Rodney So'oialo in action against Australia in their Tri-Nations Rugby Test at Eden Park Auckland..Saturday 18 July 2009.New Zealand Herald Photograph Richard Robinson...https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008Esvii.6nXchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008Esvii.6nXc/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0416.jpg2010-11-28-0416.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near Akaroa in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S_SyKd_fwoAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S_SyKd_fwoA/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-06-0085.jpg2011-08-06-0085.jpgRuanoho whero (Spectacled triplefin), Mokohinau Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Saturday 06 August 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 374.Dive Buddy: Glen Whatmough, Martin Wallis, Joe Single..Site: Pinnacle between Atihau and Hokoromea Island in the Mokohinau Islands..Temperature: 15.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 160:39 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 21 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,031 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,101 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jD9lQ.nxYCIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jD9lQ.nxYCI/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-01-0138.jpg2009-11-01-0138.jpgCharter Vessel Sweet Georgia owned by skipper Paul Gubb is moored for the night in Port Gore near the the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov . The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Sunday 01 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nzhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001wvJlMeL7Twhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001wvJlMeL7Tw/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0518.jpg2010-11-28-0518.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near Akaroa in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FvEtcj8Lsa4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FvEtcj8Lsa4/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0294.jpg2010-12-27-0294.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BfOvWEpd1PUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BfOvWEpd1PU/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0199.jpg2010-12-21-0199.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HkRpE1SlXIghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HkRpE1SlXIg/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0200-2.jpg2010-12-21-0200-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Sn4s5b4EER4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Sn4s5b4EER4/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0308.jpg2010-12-27-0308.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZgLuIybLcsIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZgLuIybLcsI/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0200-3.jpg2010-12-21-0200-3.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002FEHEJGN7UIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002FEHEJGN7UI/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0338.jpg2010-12-27-0338.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mAVpykJvTPYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mAVpykJvTPY/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0200-4.jpg2010-12-21-0200-4.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j9YPC69jyhohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j9YPC69jyho/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0200-5.jpg2010-12-21-0200-5.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ikEjXGMd0bEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ikEjXGMd0bE/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0367.jpg2010-12-27-0367.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wZU9zBQf3EAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wZU9zBQf3EA/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0368.jpg2010-12-27-0368.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007ZftBkE7KVohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007ZftBkE7KVo/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0201-2.jpg2010-12-21-0201-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jcWB2BzGrsQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jcWB2BzGrsQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0201-3.jpg2010-12-21-0201-3.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lTEab7YgUg4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lTEab7YgUg4/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-21-0112.jpg2008-04-21-0112.jpgDemoiselle (Chromis dispilus) school at the Pinnacles at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Monday 21 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 76 : The Pinacles at the Poor Knights with Dive Yukon Charters..Max Depth 30.2 m. Average Depth 15.5.Bottom Time 48 min. Bottom Time to Date 3206 min Cumulative Time 3254 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xn7vbYWK_VEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xn7vbYWK_VE/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0060.jpg2009-07-25-0060.jpgThe Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) part of the Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q4FzKhWj_aohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q4FzKhWj_ao/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0063.jpg2009-07-25-0063.jpgThe Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) part of the Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zZPPUTXmot4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zZPPUTXmot4/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0083.jpg2009-07-25-0083.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) at Northern Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Fmne1Ory6A8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Fmne1Ory6A8/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-11-0039-2.jpg2008-01-11-0039-2.jpgNew Zealand Free Diver Kerian Hibbs at Lake Taupo New Zealand..Friday 11 January 2008.New Zealand Herald Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GVOuAEquKjshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GVOuAEquKjs/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0523.jpg2010-11-28-0523.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near Akaroa in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nft0qxbAQ8ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nft0qxbAQ8o/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0524.jpg2010-11-28-0524.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near Akaroa in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HTI1LgBOpKEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HTI1LgBOpKE/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0360.jpg2010-11-29-0360.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near Akaroa in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VuK2fwUlo8khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VuK2fwUlo8k/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0374.jpg2010-07-09-0374.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson is silhouetted from light reflecting on the roof of Rikoriko Cave giving the effect of a lunar landscape at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002ed00yz4rfwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002ed00yz4rfw/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0396.jpg2010-01-28-0396.jpgCaldukia rubignosa Nudibranch at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nW7j2K1cgeQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nW7j2K1cgeQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0193.jpg2010-03-13-0193.jpgYaldwyn's triplefin (Notoclinops yaldwyni) at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 233.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 32.11 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,631 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,733 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RdRE2RlXjWwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RdRE2RlXjWw/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0098.jpg2010-01-28-0098.jpgYellow-black triplefin (Forsterygion flavonigrum) at Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 219.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 16:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 31.7 meters.Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,725 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G4cO7UibnWohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G4cO7UibnWo/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0085.jpg2009-11-15-0085.jpgCommon Anemone (Actinothoe albocincta) At Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson© 2009. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CDWVrNihf1chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CDWVrNihf1c/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0419.jpg2010-11-29-0419.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near Akaroa in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rcyvq0mfdlQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rcyvq0mfdlQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0885.jpg2010-11-29-0885.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near Akaroa in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n4moaziTxr0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n4moaziTxr0/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0238.jpg2010-04-18-0238.jpgNudinbranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 241.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 18.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 43:29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 12.2 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,333 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,413 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006Ae_V9kPUCUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006Ae_V9kPUCU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0053.jpg2011-05-14-0053.jpgNotch-head marblefish (Aplodactylus etheridgii) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Saturday 14 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 338.Dive Buddy: .Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 28 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001cun1BA1DAIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001cun1BA1DAI/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-27-0084.jpg2010-11-27-0084.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near Akaroa in the South Island of New Zealand.. Saturday 27 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000brW6gR7jxgkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000brW6gR7jxgk/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0329.jpg2010-07-09-0329.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. .Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yBTlamxU0cEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yBTlamxU0cE/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0012.jpg2009-07-25-0012.jpgThe Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) part of the Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YWGkqbMZLpMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YWGkqbMZLpM/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0019.jpg2012-04-14-0019.jpgThysanozoon brochii (Flat worm)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 354.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 197:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.2 meters..Bottom Time: 96 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,382 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,478 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wYI.jVzE0Rwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wYI.jVzE0Rw/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0038.jpgSpeckled Moray EelGymnothorax obesus (Speckled Moray)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 354.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 197:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.2 meters..Bottom Time: 96 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,382 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,478 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TYzvStkL8TQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TYzvStkL8TQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0088.jpgLeatherjacketMeuschenia scaber (Leatherjacket). Saturday 14 April 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 354.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 197:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.2 meters..Bottom Time: 96 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,382 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,478 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002o9e9fdpAD4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002o9e9fdpAD4/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0093.jpg2012-04-14-0093.jpgObliquichthys maryannae (Oblique-swimming triplefin)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 354.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 197:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.2 meters..Bottom Time: 96 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,382 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,478 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005UBOFHmVd2Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005UBOFHmVd2E/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0115.jpg2012-04-14-0115.jpgObliquichthys maryannae (Oblique-swimming triplefin)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 354.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 197:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.2 meters..Bottom Time: 96 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,382 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,478 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Hsv.bylbgF0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Hsv.bylbgF0/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0122.jpg2012-04-14-0122.jpgObliquichthys maryannae (Oblique-swimming triplefin)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 354.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 197:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.2 meters..Bottom Time: 96 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,382 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,478 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c2Om8lvqULkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c2Om8lvqULk/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0121.jpg2012-04-14-0121.jpgObliquichthys maryannae (Oblique-swimming triplefin)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 354.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 197:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.2 meters..Bottom Time: 96 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,382 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,478 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qxAwXmED1LUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qxAwXmED1LU/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-18-0066.jpg2009-04-18-0066.jpgA Crested Blenny (Parablennius laticlavius) at Landing Bay Pinnacle at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand . .Saturday 18 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 158.Max Depth 29.4 m..Temp 20c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 71min..Bottom Time to Date 7554 min..Cumulative Time 7625 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000072sG6cNhjVQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000072sG6cNhjVQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0108.jpg2010-03-13-0108.jpgGoat Fish (Upeneichthys lineatus) at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 233.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 32.11 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,631 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,733 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007BdCgjd4WhUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007BdCgjd4WhU/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0458.jpg2010-04-17-0458.jpgNudibranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 238.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Kent Ericksen. .Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 39.14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,067minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,147minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f2TXzZIBuMwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f2TXzZIBuMw/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0024.jpgYellow-banded perchYellow-banded perch (Acanthistius cinctus) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 239.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 40.54 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 34 meters..Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,147 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,248 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KByXypv8DEghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KByXypv8DEg/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0025.jpgYellow-banded perchYellow-banded perch (Acanthistius cinctus) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 239.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 40.54 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 34 meters..Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,147 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,248 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008mVnSamV99whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008mVnSamV99w/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0068.jpg2010-07-09-0068.jpgVariable oystercatcher (Haematopus unicolor) at Ngunguru , Northland New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tSpUniniFxshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tSpUniniFxs/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0091.jpg2009-07-13-0091.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yOxxSffpka0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yOxxSffpka0/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0115.jpgCoris picta (Combfish)Combfish (Coris picta) from the Labridae (Wrasses) Family at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 233.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 32.11 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,631 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,733 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007MVCnuMkBWUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007MVCnuMkBWU/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0116-2.jpgCoris picta (Combfish)Combfish (Coris picta) from the Labridae (Wrasses) Family at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 233.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 32.11 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,631 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,733 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QYqz9ce99nkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QYqz9ce99nk/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-27-0200.jpg2011-03-27-0200.jpgTambja morosa Nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 312.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 127:41 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 18.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,318 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,410 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L2raKkX.w_Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L2raKkX.w_M/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-27-0212.jpg2011-03-27-0212.jpgTambja morosa Nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 312.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 127:41 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 18.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,318 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,410 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J2X8i7obdh8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J2X8i7obdh8/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0118.jpg2010-10-03-0118.jpgCanthigaster callisterna (Sharp-nosed pufferfish) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001p6AvoseFi0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001p6AvoseFi0/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0059.jpg2012-04-15-0059.jpgSuezicthys aylingi (Crimson cleanerfish) female..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 356.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve...Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 199:29 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50..Maximum Depth: 62.7 meters..Bottom Time: 105 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,552 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,657 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j7AMEvtpjochttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j7AMEvtpjoc/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-28-0080-2.jpg2010-03-28-0080-2.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 28 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 234.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 33.29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,733 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,811 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.TVoDu3apIshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.TVoDu3apIs/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0245.jpg2009-09-19-0245.jpgSpanish Lobster (Arctites antipodum) at Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 187.Boat : Yukon.Site : Tie Dye Arch.Max Depth 19.6 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 68 min..Bottom Time to Date 9480 min..Cumulative Time 9548min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RkaMSsG3QPkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RkaMSsG3QPk/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0048.jpg2009-07-13-0048.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xpvThMhmDQ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xpvThMhmDQ8/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0094-2.jpg2009-07-13-0094-2.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yqDl_Q5MUKghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yqDl_Q5MUKg/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0098.jpg2009-07-13-0098.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iM3BOLaxUeAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iM3BOLaxUeA/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0111.jpg2009-07-13-0111.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BbPW3wRtQNAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BbPW3wRtQNA/fit=1000x1000/2008-11-30-0301.jpg2008-11-30-0301.jpgA Crested Blenny (Parablennius laticlavius) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 30 November 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 127 Max Depth 26.5 m. Average Depth 10.7m. Temp 17 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 80 min. Bottom Time to Date 5585 min Cumulative Time 5665 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AflhinW.fcYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AflhinW.fcY/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-24-0009.jpg2010-07-24-0009.jpgMimic blenny (Plagiotremus tapeinosoma) from the family Blenniidae at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 24 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 272.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Crater Bay, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 17.6 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 83:38 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 21.9 meters...Bottom Time: 109 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,754 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cWeV7DUHxKYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cWeV7DUHxKY/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-31-0037-2.jpg2011-12-31-0037_2.jpgA Stinging Wandering Anemone (Alicia sp.) upon a large Black Coral Tree (Antipatharia sp.) at a depth of 63 meters at an unnamed reef at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 31 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 387.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth, Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.8 Degrees Celsius at deepest point..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 177:55 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 73.2 meters..Bottom Time: 120 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,043 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,163 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P4HfnRPV3tYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P4HfnRPV3tY/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-25-0031.jpg2010-06-25-0031.jpgDiver Ian Skipworth looks over the Skeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 25 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 260.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 65:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,661 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,753 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qqCeMslPK8ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qqCeMslPK8o/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-26-0219.jpg2010-06-26-0219.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 262.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 14.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 68:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.2 meters...Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,857 minutes..Cumulative Time: 14,942 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y2mgUlJS_l4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y2mgUlJS_l4/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0002.jpg2012-02-18-0002.jpgYukon Dive Charters, Tutukaka, New Zealand running daily trips to the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve. .Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UJcsZTKhaOIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UJcsZTKhaOI/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0037.jpg2012-02-18-0037.jpgYukon Dive Charters, Tutukaka, New Zealand running daily trips to the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve. .Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F4t5U7l1wu4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F4t5U7l1wu4/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0117.jpg2010-11-28-0117.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zAVpymUWCcghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zAVpymUWCcg/fit=1000x1000/2011-12-31-0018.jpg2011-12-31-0018.jpgAntipatharia (Black Coral)..Saturday 31 December 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 387.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth, Andrew Simpson..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.8 Degrees Celsius at deepest point..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 177:55 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 73.2 meters..Bottom Time: 120 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,043 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,163 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QkiViOLy4AQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QkiViOLy4AQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0149.jpg2010-11-28-0149.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TA62buvAt9chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TA62buvAt9c/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0506.jpg2010-11-28-0506.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside Flea Bay Near the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SBeXc1O9tDkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SBeXc1O9tDk/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-27-0100-Edit.jpg2010-11-27-0100-Edit.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near the entrance to Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand.. Saturday 27 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bT10SBteK4Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bT10SBteK4E/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0399.jpg2010-11-28-0399.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside Flea Bay Near the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Sq1zmgC9eP8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Sq1zmgC9eP8/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0360.jpg2010-11-29-0360.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VHF2VjyBVZ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VHF2VjyBVZ0/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0545.jpg2010-11-29-0545.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_dSn1P68h1ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_dSn1P68h1o/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0133-Edit.jpg2010-11-29-0133-Edit.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cQ4nJhe20F0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cQ4nJhe20F0/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0143.jpg2010-11-29-0143.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LjyTfqQ6uLghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LjyTfqQ6uLg/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0170.jpg2010-11-29-0170.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006_fxORXDXyMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006_fxORXDXyM/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0228-Edit.jpg2010-11-29-0228-Edit.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XANcvZbVdmkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XANcvZbVdmk/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0236.jpg2010-11-29-0236.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o8Cq5oSPYzQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o8Cq5oSPYzQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0259.jpg2010-11-29-0259.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oz57w6bgDX8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oz57w6bgDX8/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0272.jpg2010-11-29-0272.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FtcyaEAXr9ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FtcyaEAXr9o/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0281.jpg2010-11-29-0281.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000si5onVFbdNMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000si5onVFbdNM/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0132.jpg2010-04-18-0132.jpgThe channel between Aorangi Island and Tawhiti Rahi Island as dusk falls at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LB4SUplDcdohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LB4SUplDcdo/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-19-0166.jpg2010-04-19-0166.jpgDiver Kent Ericksen inside Long Cave or better known as Matt's Crack .at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Zwiw5xO5B1ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Zwiw5xO5B1g/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0225-1.jpg2010-04-21-0225_1.jpgLight refracted through salps give a rainbow effect on Snapper (Pagrus auratus) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 248.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 51:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.8 meters..Bottom Time: 88 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,823 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,911 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lXk049hyrv4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lXk049hyrv4/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0150.jpg2010-04-18-0150.jpgThe channel between Aorangi Island and Tawhiti Rahi Island as dusk falls at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dyoPlHAZu3Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dyoPlHAZu3M/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-19-0335.jpg2010-04-19-0335.jpgDiver Kent Ericksen is seen through Snells Window after a dive at Long Cave or better known as Matt's Crack at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand.At the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Monday 19 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 243.Boat: Mazurka..Site: MattÕs Crack, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 45:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 15.7 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,488 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,561 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wE9405mTnrQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wE9405mTnrQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0099.jpg2010-04-18-0099.jpgPink Maomao (Caprodon longimanus) at Baron Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 240.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Baron Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 42:15 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,248 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,333 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n4FJ6nRLsp0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n4FJ6nRLsp0/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0427.jpg2010-04-17-0427.jpgNudibranch, Janolus mokohinau.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 238.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Kent Ericksen. .Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 39.14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,067minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,147minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PA2s6yhHNrshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PA2s6yhHNrs/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0489.jpg2009-07-25-0489.jpgPink Maomao (Caprodon longimanus) at Rikoriko Cave, Aorangi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 172.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Rikoriko Cave..Max Depth 17.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 97 min..Bottom Time to Date 8547 min..Cumulative Time 8644 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v.SaFa8V5Xohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v.SaFa8V5Xo/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0024.jpg2010-06-13-0024.jpgA storm passes over the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 257.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 15.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 62:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 14.7 meters..Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,465 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,559 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Vq87Yfa1trUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Vq87Yfa1trU/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-25-0005.jpg2010-06-25-0005.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 25 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 260.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 65:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,661 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,753 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000noqvolk4Vxkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000noqvolk4Vxk/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0253.jpg2012-05-12-0253.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YR5l.2.WnV8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YR5l.2.WnV8/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0245.jpg2012-05-12-0245.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iVpezv7bB.8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iVpezv7bB.8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0791.jpg2011-01-09-0791.jpgDead Southern Rata Forest (Metrosideros umbellata) on Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fTf91pAfHC0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fTf91pAfHC0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0071.jpg2011-01-11-0071.jpgSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) in the subantarctic Southern Ocean..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZFwYaNs7qwchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZFwYaNs7qwc/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0247.jpg2011-01-11-0247.jpgA pod of Dusky dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obscurus) reaching their southern limits pictured on a journey back from the Sub Antarctic, Auckland Islands to Dunedin, New Zealand..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000000FuYRqLKZchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000000FuYRqLKZc/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0800.jpg2011-01-09-0800.jpgDead Southern Rata Forest (Metrosideros umbellata) on Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B8KSn9mwn7shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B8KSn9mwn7s/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0803.jpg2011-01-09-0803.jpgDead Southern Rata Forest (Metrosideros umbellata) on Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gH32392jdyUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gH32392jdyU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0306.jpg2011-01-11-0306.jpgA pod of Dusky dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obscurus) reaching their southern limits pictured on a journey back from the Sub Antarctic, Auckland Islands to Dunedin, New Zealand..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004rYWoDZVvLUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004rYWoDZVvLU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0353.jpg2011-01-11-0353.jpgA pod of Dusky dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obscurus) reaching their southern limits pictured on a journey back from the Sub Antarctic, Auckland Islands to Dunedin, New Zealand..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Cc8Ow9FwPrshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Cc8Ow9FwPrs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0183-2.jpg2011-05-20-0183-2.jpgMoorish idol (Zanclus cornutus) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Friday 20 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 353.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis..Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters..Bottom Time: 42 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_OAtXbBlh1Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_OAtXbBlh1I/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0291.jpg2012-07-07-0291.jpgAntipodarctus aoteanus (Spanish Lobster)..Saturday 07 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 425..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 15 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 27,220 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,310 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001YK3v9oI20shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001YK3v9oI20s/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0242.jpg2010-04-17-0242.jpgNudibranch, Cratena lineata.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Aeolidina.Family: Glaucidae.Location :The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 237.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 37.55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,977 minutes..Cumulative Time: 13,067minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006DDbUoH67TIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006DDbUoH67TI/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0084.jpg2010-06-13-0084.jpgA tiny amphipod living inside Tubularia sp. (Class Hydrozoa) at Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Sunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 257.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 15.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 62:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 14.7 meters..Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,465 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,559 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005n43oF.Enwkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005n43oF.Enwk/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-08-0071.jpg2009-02-08-0071.jpgDiver Quentin Bennett keeps a close eye on a Mako shark (Isurus oxyrinchus) while shark diving 9 miles off the coast of Napier in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand with Alistair Gear..Sunday 08 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 144.Max Depth 3 m. .Average Depth 2.4m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 100 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6684 min. .Cumulative Time 6784 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DHilIKrM5XQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DHilIKrM5XQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-08-0188.jpg2009-02-08-0188.jpgAlistair Gear and Quentin Bennett attract sharks and prepares shark cages for diving with Mako sharks (Isurus oxyrinchus) Nine miles off the coast of Napier in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand..Sunday 08 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 144.Max Depth 3 m. .Average Depth 2.4m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 100 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6684 min. .Cumulative Time 6784 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006_0AP7ztHhMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006_0AP7ztHhM/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-08-0079.jpg2009-02-08-0079.jpgA Mako shark (Isurus oxyrinchus) Nine miles off the coast of Napier in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand with Quentin Bennett and Alistair Gear..Sunday 08 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 144.Max Depth 3 m. .Average Depth 2.4m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 100 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6684 min. .Cumulative Time 6784 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000etOWrN0pS2Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000etOWrN0pS2M/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-08-0204.jpg2009-02-08-0204.jpgAlistair Gear and Quentin Bennett attract sharks and prepares shark cages for diving with Mako sharks (Isurus oxyrinchus) Nine miles off the coast of Napier in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand..Sunday 08 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 144.Max Depth 3 m. .Average Depth 2.4m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 100 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6684 min. .Cumulative Time 6784 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iElnri9.JEshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iElnri9.JEs/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-08-0210.jpg2009-02-08-0210.jpgQuentin Bennett waits for Mako sharks (Isurus oxyrinchus) to arrive Nine miles off the coast of Napier in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand..Sunday 08 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 144.Max Depth 3 m. .Average Depth 2.4m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 100 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6684 min. .Cumulative Time 6784 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000cGLSj0XZu8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000cGLSj0XZu8/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-01-0134.jpg2009-01-01-0134.jpgA Crested Blenny Parablennius laticlavius at Cave Bay with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Thursday 01 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 132 Max Depth 26.5 m. Average Depth 12.8 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 70 min. Bottom Time to Date 5887 min Cumulative Time 5957 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z5EuCiEROhUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z5EuCiEROhU/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-02-0088.jpg2009-01-02-0088.jpgScorpian Fish (Matuawhapuku) Scorpaena cardinalis at Eastern Arch with Yukon Charters New Years Eve Trip at the Poor Knights. .Friday 02 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 134 Max Depth 23.8m. Average Depth 14.9 m. Temp 16 c. . O2 21%.Bottom Time 57min. Bottom Time to Date 6021 min Cumulative Time 6078 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008VeMjM8nUUshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008VeMjM8nUUs/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-01-0104-Edit.jpg2009-01-01-0104-Edit.jpgNudibranch Aphelodoris luctuosa at Cave Bay with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Thursday 01 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 132 Max Depth 26.5 m. Average Depth 12.8 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 70 min. Bottom Time to Date 5887 min Cumulative Time 5957 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Cp02wKWf6qwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Cp02wKWf6qw/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-02-0011.jpg2009-01-02-0011.jpgMosiac Moray Enchelycore ramosa at The Rock with Yukon Charters New Years Eve Trip at the Poor Knights. .Friday 02 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 133 Max Depth 29.3m. Average Depth 18 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 32%.Bottom Time 64 min. Bottom Time to Date 5957 min Cumulative Time 6021 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O2mdrA8qZlMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O2mdrA8qZlM/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0338.jpg2011-01-07-0338.dngSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tNNuWJZ.rzMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tNNuWJZ.rzM/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-20-0145.jpgLeatherjacketMeuschenia scaber (Leatherjacket) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 20 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 60 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 27.7 m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 66min. Bottom Time to Date 2368min Cumulative Time 2434min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y9rhvwJxglchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y9rhvwJxglc/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0016.jpg2012-05-12-0016.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wp64Iqn1XNkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wp64Iqn1XNk/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0047.jpg2010-04-17-0047.jpgSolitary Hard Coral (Monomyces rubrum) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 236.Boat: Mazurka..Site: AnnÕs Rock / AstridÕs Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 36.25 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 32 meters..Bottom Time: 100 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,877 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,977 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HwR3jzS9flshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HwR3jzS9fls/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0933-2.jpg2009-10-31-0933-2.jpgRussian Dolls from the ships souvenir shop deep in the bottom of the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 196.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 36.3 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 60 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,057 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,117 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ilCvEPbKaFkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ilCvEPbKaFk/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0018.jpg2010-06-13-0018.jpgA storm passes over the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 257.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 15.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 62:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 14.7 meters..Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,465 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,559 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S9nOmyAZnbkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S9nOmyAZnbk/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-27-0036.jpg2010-06-27-0036.jpgDiver Ian Skipworth photographs Gorgonian Fans between Blue Maomao and Southern Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 263.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Blue Maomao Arch to Southern Arch..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 70:09 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.4 meters...Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,942 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,039 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kHe3U9Yubechttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kHe3U9Yubec/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-25-0025.jpg2010-06-25-0025.jpgDiver Ian Skipworth looks over the Skeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 25 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 260.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 65:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,661 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,753 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AjtBYmINZA0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AjtBYmINZA0/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0004.jpgMosaic MorayA Mosaic Moray (Enchelycore ramosa) at Middle Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 161.Max Depth 24.8 m..Temp 20c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 93min..Bottom Time to Date 7751 min..Cumulative Time 7844 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LLJ4GuWa_Ekhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LLJ4GuWa_Ek/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0209.jpg2011-09-03-0209.jpgOkenia mija (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 377.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 164:20 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 36.3 meters..Bottom Time: 84 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,242 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,326 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sFT7jGkBs64https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sFT7jGkBs64/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0204.jpgMosaic MorayMosaic Moray (Enchelycore ramosa) at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 186.Boat : Yukon.Site : Rosalie Bay.Max Depth 23.4 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 49 min..Bottom Time to Date 9431 min..Cumulative Time 9480min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008S4GmVdGmhghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008S4GmVdGmhg/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0050.jpgMosaic MorayA Mosaic Moray (Enchelycore ramosa) at Middle Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 161.Max Depth 24.8 m..Temp 20c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 93min..Bottom Time to Date 7751 min..Cumulative Time 7844 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f71PGjYjrfMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f71PGjYjrfM/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0213.jpg2011-09-03-0213.jpgOkenia mija (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 377.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 164:20 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 36.3 meters..Bottom Time: 84 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,242 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,326 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WU55S.1R0Zkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WU55S.1R0Zk/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-0081.jpg2009-10-31-0081.jpgAustralian Rebreather Diver Phil Croker after a days diving on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov .The Ivan Franko class, Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nzhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JAIzYpUp0E4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JAIzYpUp0E4/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-20-0057.jpgYellow Moray EelYellow Moray (Gymnothorax prasinus) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Tuesday 20 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 245.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Cave Bay Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 47:58 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.3 meters..Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,611 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,686 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009PMKN3jBx1khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009PMKN3jBx1k/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-01-0011.jpgYellow Moray EelA Yellow Moray (Puharakeke) Gymnothorax prasinus at Cave Bay with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. Thursday 01 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 131 Max Depth 32.9 m. Average Depth 16.5 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 60 min. Bottom Time to Date 5827 min Cumulative Time 5887 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bTX4WoZ_58chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bTX4WoZ_58c/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0116.jpgGrey Moray EelA Grey Moray (Gymnothorax nubilus) at Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 162.Max Depth 31.3 m..Temp 20c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 86min..Bottom Time to Date 7844 min..Cumulative Time 7930 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E9DTw4xmkIkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E9DTw4xmkIk/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0030.jpgGrey Moray EelGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) on the red Bryozoan Catenicellidae sp. At Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008b0xPnZJod0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008b0xPnZJod0/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0031.jpg2009-11-15-0031.jpgGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) on the red Bryozoan Catenicellidae sp. At Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r2oFLJlnlKYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r2oFLJlnlKY/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0221.jpg2009-11-15-0221.jpgMottled Moray Eel (Gymnothorax prionodon) at Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000valZkaxgWPUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000valZkaxgWPU/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0199.jpg2009-07-26-0199.jpgA Clown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) hides inside a common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) holdfast at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KOfEV5HZa_0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KOfEV5HZa_0/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0201.jpg2009-07-26-0201.jpgA Clown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) hides inside a common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) holdfast at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MRwMkcDjHEohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MRwMkcDjHEo/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0187.jpg2010-04-18-0187.jpgNudinbranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 241.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 18.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 43:29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 12.2 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,333 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,413 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y9m5laM1CwIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y9m5laM1CwI/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-08-0044.jpg2012-07-08-0044.jpgScorpis violaceus (Blue maomao).Sunday 08 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 426.Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 222:08 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters.Bottom Time: 111 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,310 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,421 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mDULVOsLarEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mDULVOsLarE/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-08-0011.jpg2012-07-08-0011.jpgOculina virgosa (Ivory coral) .Sunday 08 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 426.Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 222:08 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters.Bottom Time: 111 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,310 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,421 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pW7TA7Iw7VMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pW7TA7Iw7VM/fit=1000x1000/20012-08-05-0076.jpg20012-08-05-0076.jpgGorgonian Fan.Sunday 05 August 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 431..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 229:37 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 35.1 meters..Bottom Time: 84 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 27,790 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,874 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HOqbZImiChshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HOqbZImiChs/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-08-0071.jpg2012-07-08-0071.jpgCheilodactylus eqhippium (Painted moki).Sunday 08 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 426.Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 222:08 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters.Bottom Time: 111 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,310 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,421 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005vXMzIWK1.Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005vXMzIWK1.U/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-08-0088-1.jpg2012-07-08-0088_1.jpgCheilodactylus eqhippium (Painted moki).Sunday 08 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 426.Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 222:08 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters.Bottom Time: 111 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,310 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,421 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LMs5mA8i.CMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LMs5mA8i.CM/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-08-0093.jpg2012-07-08-0093.jpgScorpis violaceus (Blue maomao).Sunday 08 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 426.Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 222:08 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters.Bottom Time: 111 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,310 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,421 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003ZCWYgVNhW4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003ZCWYgVNhW4/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0191.jpg2012-07-07-0191.jpgNotoclinops yaldwyni (Yaldwyn's triplefin).Saturday 07 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 424.Site: Maroro Bay, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 216:55 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 46.8 meters.Bottom Time: 115 minutes.Bottom Time to Date:27,105 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,220 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003SxCIzeiO.4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003SxCIzeiO.4/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0390.jpg2010-12-27-0390.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sDRSHcnQXTMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sDRSHcnQXTM/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0003.jpg2010-12-21-0003.jpgTuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004_2Q8kSSN14https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004_2Q8kSSN14/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0051.jpg2010-12-23-0051.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006EdPFlGSRbkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006EdPFlGSRbk/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0047.jpg2010-12-23-0047.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DKvqN5YKtNghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DKvqN5YKtNg/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0037.jpg2010-12-23-0037.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.JC.Mug6Dv4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.JC.Mug6Dv4/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0020.jpg2010-12-23-0020.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000489RvgDF93Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000489RvgDF93Y/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0267.jpg2012-05-12-0267.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rnYsd9hC_34https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rnYsd9hC_34/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0266.jpg2012-05-12-0266.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HxDtQVLCVFEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HxDtQVLCVFE/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0263.jpg2012-05-12-0263.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001fsKh5Jvg2Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001fsKh5Jvg2I/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0005.jpg2012-04-19-0005.jpgChromis abyssicola (Deepsea chromis)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 365.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 211:42 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters..Bottom Time: 95 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,337 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,432 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MeMxuTF6TNkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MeMxuTF6TNk/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0464.jpg2009-11-15-0464.jpgYellow Zoanthid (Parazoanthus sp.) at Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 202.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.6 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 80 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,421 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,501 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RVdQrQJUU2chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RVdQrQJUU2c/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-01-0113.jpg2009-11-01-0113.jpgCharter Vessel Sweet Georgia owned by skipper Paul Gubb is moored for the night in Port Gore near the the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov . The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Sunday 01 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nzhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OoIpZ_RJChghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OoIpZ_RJChg/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-02-0008.jpg2010-10-02-0008.jpgDendrodoris denisoni nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Saturday 02 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 281.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Northen Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 12.6 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 94:17 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.8 meters...Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,502 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,583 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007gMjwLhdCaohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007gMjwLhdCao/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-02-0009.jpg2010-10-02-0009.jpgDendrodoris denisoni nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Saturday 02 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 281.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Northen Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 12.6 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 94:17 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.8 meters...Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,502 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,583 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002y4WOyqHPiYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002y4WOyqHPiY/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-13-0154.jpg2010-06-13-0154.jpgTubularia sp. (Class Hydrozoa) at Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Sunday 13 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 257.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Kauri Mountain, East Coast, Northland..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 15.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 62:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 14.7 meters..Bottom Time: 94 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,465 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,559 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MshU1oJ.DUAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MshU1oJ.DUA/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0010.jpg2012-04-14-0010.jpgThysanozoon brochii (Flat worm)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 354.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 197:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.2 meters..Bottom Time: 96 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,382 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,478 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r9Slb51hFmohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r9Slb51hFmo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0189-2.jpg2011-05-16-0189-2.jpgPhyllidiella pustulosa a Nudibranch that is common at the Kermadec Islands but so far not recorded from mainland New Zealand. Pictured on the western side of North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Monday 16 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: .Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters..Bottom Time: 66 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AVVI6JX8Ucwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AVVI6JX8Ucw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0236.jpg2011-05-19-0236.jpgPterois volitins (Lionfish) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011.Dive Number: 350.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RSwqmJxf2.4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RSwqmJxf2.4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0131-2.jpg2011-05-19-0131-2.jpgForceps fish (Forcipiger flavissimus) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 350.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nYPFEue5GbIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nYPFEue5GbI/fit=1000x1000/2007-11-16-0303.jpg2007-11-16-0303.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Friday 16 November 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O8zFNFlez8ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O8zFNFlez8o/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0213.jpg2012-05-12-0213.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PCzsyxS7.Tkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PCzsyxS7.Tk/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0341.jpgLionfishLionfish (Pterois volitins) from the family Scorpaenidae at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Sunday 10 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 328.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters..Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PE70Zgg2ohohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PE70Zgg2oho/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0095.jpg2010-10-03-0095.jpgCaesioperca ledidoptera (Butterfly perch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PIe_awCxmXshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PIe_awCxmXs/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-04-07-10-00-19.jpgTarawera (2003-04-07 10-00-19).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PHeCkjpXWeghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PHeCkjpXWeg/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-30-0076.jpg2009-05-30-0076.jpgVariable Nudibranch (Aphelodoris luctuosa) Inspiration Point at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 30 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 166.Max Depth 34.5 m..Temp 17c. O2 33%.Bottom Time 98 min..Bottom Time to Date 8149 min..Cumulative Time 8247 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PIjsjgZnQcshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PIjsjgZnQcs/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0228.jpg2012-04-15-0228.jpgNotomithrax sp. (Decorator crab)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 358.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 15 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,760 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,845 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KNVPHkPIC6ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KNVPHkPIC6g/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-06-0372.jpg2010-05-06-0372.jpgAnia (left) and Eva Matuszczak with with art of the 2010 Chopin Celebrations full scale replica's have been painted by artists of the instrument from Pleyel of 1847 belonging to Frideric Chopin around , Krakow, Poland..Tuesday 04 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yGuUYdqF.8Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yGuUYdqF.8A/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0075-1.jpg2011-10-29-0075_1.jpgTambja tenuilineata (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009VqQ2l2Pc7Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009VqQ2l2Pc7E/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0365.jpg2009-12-19-0365.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Vk_FfB4xkpQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Vk_FfB4xkpQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0065.jpg2012-05-12-0065.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ej1RtnA9RaAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ej1RtnA9RaA/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0033.jpg2011-10-29-0033.jpgTambja tenuilineata (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000go96uSYRil8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000go96uSYRil8/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-27-0138.jpg2011-03-27-0138.dngHeliocidaris tuberculata (Sea Urchin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 312.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 127:41 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 18.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,318 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,410 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fHN6xz_UVIYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fHN6xz_UVIY/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-25-0061.jpg2010-06-25-0061.jpgDiver Ian Skipworth looks over the Skeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 25 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 260.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 65:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,661 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,753 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BDDPZTcYSmwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BDDPZTcYSmw/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-09-0053.jpg2009-03-09-0053.jpgThe wreck of the HMNZS Waikato off the coast of Tutukaka, Northland New Zealand..Monday 09 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 152.Max Depth 29.8 m..Temp 23c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 7238 min..Cumulative Time 7314 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O81nh19RY6shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O81nh19RY6s/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0401-1.jpg2010-04-17-0401_1.jpgHermit crab sp.? at night in Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 238.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Kent Ericksen. .Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 39.14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,067minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,147minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PPAi0KN89rohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PPAi0KN89ro/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0220.jpg2012-04-19-0220.jpgAplodactylus arctidens (Marblefish)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 366.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Butter Fish Bay too Landing Bay, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 213:43 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 23.4 meters..Bottom Time: 121minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,432 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,553 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HM5DlufME2khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HM5DlufME2k/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-13-0413.jpg2010-02-13-0413.jpgSunset falls on the Sugarloaf and the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZM8R99Qf8uYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZM8R99Qf8uY/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0009.jpg2011-07-17-0009.jpgYellow finger Sponge from the phylum porifera Unidentified by the Photographer at 60 meters deep, Barren Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 370.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 156:18 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 62.4 meters..Bottom Time: 87 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,834 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000043mR6Hqg0FEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000043mR6Hqg0FE/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0004.jpg2011-07-17-0004.jpgYellow finger Sponge from the phylum porifera Unidentified by the Photographer at 60 meters deep, Barren Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 370.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 156:18 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 62.4 meters..Bottom Time: 87 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,834 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dAkHX_dyMz0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dAkHX_dyMz0/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0003.jpg2011-07-17-0003.jpgYellow finger Sponge from the phylum porifera Unidentified by the Photographer at 60 meters deep, Barren Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 370.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 156:18 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 62.4 meters..Bottom Time: 87 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,834 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wn3OksMpWfshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wn3OksMpWfs/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0066.jpg2011-07-17-0066.jpgUnidentified sea snail (Gastropod) laying eggs at Ngaroimata Point at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 371.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 157:19 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,834 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,896 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w.V8Ci0AGe0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w.V8Ci0AGe0/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0074.jpg2011-07-17-0074.jpgUnidentified sea snail (Gastropod) laying eggs at Ngaroimata Point at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 371.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 157:19 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,834 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,896 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000031KlgYpZruQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000031KlgYpZruQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0116.jpg2011-07-17-0116.jpgBlack Pillow Sponge (Ancorina alata) spawning at Ngaroimata Point.at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 371.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 157:19 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,834 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,896 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J4ACxk8r6MAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J4ACxk8r6MA/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0127.jpg2011-07-17-0127.jpgThysanozoon brochii (Flat worm) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 372.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.2 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 158:17 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 15.9 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,896 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,955 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cggOz34WZmshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cggOz34WZms/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0143.jpg2011-07-17-0143.jpgDendrodoris citrina (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 372.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.2 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 158:17 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 15.9 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,896 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,955 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gXu81Kor2dshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gXu81Kor2ds/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0137.jpg2011-07-17-0137.jpgHermit crab sp.? on a night dive at Barren Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 372.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.2 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 158:17 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 15.9 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,896 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,955 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e8OxHMO4l6shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e8OxHMO4l6s/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0169.jpg2011-07-17-0169.jpgDendrodoris citrina (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 372.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.2 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 158:17 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 15.9 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,896 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,955 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cvjg1AEdJyUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cvjg1AEdJyU/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-06-0042.jpg2011-08-06-0042.jpgNotoclinops yaldwyni (Yaldwyn's triplefin) at Bird Rock, Mokohinau Island in the Hauraki Gulf..Saturday 06 August 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 373.Dive Buddy: Glen Whatmough, Martin Wallis..Site: Bird Rock, Mokohinau Islands..Temperature: 15.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 159:32 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 33.2 meters..Bottom Time: 76 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,955 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,031 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vXgb4PtFoAwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vXgb4PtFoAw/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-06-0069.jpg2011-08-06-0069.jpgElysia sp. (Sacoglossans, sap sucking slug) at Bird Rock, Mokohinau Island in the Hauraki Gulf..Saturday 06 August 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 374.Dive Buddy: Glen Whatmough, Martin Wallis, Joe Single..Site: Pinnacle between Atihau and Hokoromea Island in the Mokohinau Islands..Temperature: 15.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 160:39 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 21 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,031 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,101 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000094d5D7kpTz8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000094d5D7kpTz8/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-06-0082.jpg2011-08-06-0082.jpgNotoclinops caerulepunctus (Blue-dot triplefin) , Mokohinau Island in the Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Saturday 06 August 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 374.Dive Buddy: Glen Whatmough, Martin Wallis, Joe Single..Site: Pinnacle between Atihau and Hokoromea Island in the Mokohinau Islands..Temperature: 15.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 160:39 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 21 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,031 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,101 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WGtXHdB25_Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WGtXHdB25_U/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-07-0012.jpg2011-08-07-0012.jpgCalliostoma tigris (Tiger Shell) spawning? at Awarua Rock, Kauri Mountain Northland New Zealand.Sunday 07 August 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 375.Dive Buddy: Glen Whatmough, Martin Wallis..Site: Awarua Rock, Kauri Mountain Northland..Temperature: 14.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 161:43 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 17.8 meters..Bottom Time: 65 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,101 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,166 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JDpHvrwSYpQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JDpHvrwSYpQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-07-0032.jpg2011-08-07-0032.jpgHermit crab sp.? ? at Awarua Rock, Kauri Mountain Northland New Zealand..Sunday 07 August 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 375.Dive Buddy: Glen Whatmough, Martin Wallis..Site: Awarua Rock, Kauri Mountain Northland..Temperature: 14.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 161:43 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 17.8 meters..Bottom Time: 65 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,101 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,166 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001xkcrY5BrPkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001xkcrY5BrPk/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-07-0028.jpg2011-08-07-0028.jpgHermit crab sp.? ? at Awarua Rock, Kauri Mountain Northland New Zealand..Sunday 07 August 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 375.Dive Buddy: Glen Whatmough, Martin Wallis..Site: Awarua Rock, Kauri Mountain Northland..Temperature: 14.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 161:43 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 17.8 meters..Bottom Time: 65 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,101 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,166 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004oVcbUK0vmYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004oVcbUK0vmY/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-07-0036.jpg2011-08-07-0036.jpgHermit crab sp.? ? at Awarua Rock, Kauri Mountain Northland New Zealand..Sunday 07 August 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 375.Dive Buddy: Glen Whatmough, Martin Wallis..Site: Awarua Rock, Kauri Mountain Northland..Temperature: 14.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 161:43 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 17.8 meters..Bottom Time: 65 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,101 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,166 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eQ1N0JvqxyMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eQ1N0JvqxyM/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-07-0034.jpg2011-08-07-0034.jpgHermit crab sp.? ? at Awarua Rock, Kauri Mountain Northland New Zealand..Sunday 07 August 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 375.Dive Buddy: Glen Whatmough, Martin Wallis..Site: Awarua Rock, Kauri Mountain Northland..Temperature: 14.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 161:43 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 17.8 meters..Bottom Time: 65 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,101 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,166 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y6.jZqhO0r0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y6.jZqhO0r0/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0069-2.jpg2011-09-03-0069_2.jpgThe Wreck of the HMNZS Waikato (F55) a Leander class Frigate, after being decommissioned by the Royal New Zealand Navy serves as an artificial diving reef off the coast of Tutukaka, Northland, New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 376.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Wreck HMNZS Canterbury, Northland..Temperature: 15 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 162:57 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 30.4 meters..Bottom Time: 76 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,166 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,242 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XkP5PFr0Pdohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XkP5PFr0Pdo/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0093.jpg2011-09-03-0093.jpgTwin 4.5 inch (114 mm) guns on the Wreck of the HMNZS Waikato (F55) a Leander class Frigate, after being decommissioned by the Royal New Zealand Navy serves as an artificial diving reef off the coast of Tutukaka, Northland, New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 376.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Wreck HMNZS Canterbury, Northland..Temperature: 15 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 162:57 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 30.4 meters..Bottom Time: 76 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,166 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,242 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tt6zCxqdjtUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tt6zCxqdjtU/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0084.jpg2011-09-03-0084.jpgUnderwater Photographer Ian Skipworth on the Wreck of the HMNZS Waikato (F55) a Leander class Frigate, after being decommissioned by the Royal New Zealand Navy serves as an artificial diving reef off the coast of Tutukaka, Northland, New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 376.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Wreck HMNZS Canterbury, Northland..Temperature: 15 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 162:57 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 30.4 meters..Bottom Time: 76 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,166 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,242 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000502i5rnllTohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000502i5rnllTo/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0200-1.jpg2011-09-03-0200_1.jpgOkenia mija (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 377.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 164:20 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 36.3 meters..Bottom Time: 84 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,242 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,326 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xe0vqaqUYighttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xe0vqaqUYig/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0197.jpg2011-09-03-0197.jpgNotoclinops segmentatus (Blue-eyed triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 377.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 164:20 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 36.3 meters..Bottom Time: 84 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,242 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,326 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KhCF5AonpUghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KhCF5AonpUg/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0008.jpg2011-10-29-0008.jpgFlabellina albomarginata (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y6XXBX8o1tkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y6XXBX8o1tk/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0011-1.jpg2011-10-29-0011_1.jpgFlabellina albomarginata (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kjHloRVWNWUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kjHloRVWNWU/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0046.jpg2011-10-29-0046.jpgChromodoris aureomarginata (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UVeUn_VrDqIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UVeUn_VrDqI/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0068.jpg2011-10-29-0068.jpgChromodoris aureomarginata (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ToiQkWggrG8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ToiQkWggrG8/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0124.jpg2011-10-29-0124.jpgPseudoceros sp. (Flat worm) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000ApPN8VpmXghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000ApPN8VpmXg/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0142.jpg2011-10-29-0142.jpgJanolus mokohinau, nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z7gnNMCkceghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z7gnNMCkceg/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0167.jpg2011-10-29-0167.jpgElysia sp. (Sacoglossans, sap sucking slugs) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vQawj.rvhR4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vQawj.rvhR4/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0169.jpg2011-10-29-0169.jpgElysia sp. (Sacoglossans, sap sucking slugs) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_oHXj8UqoYchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_oHXj8UqoYc/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0171-1.jpg2011-10-29-0171_1.jpgElysia sp. (Sacoglossans, sap sucking slugs) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000pumsR_9AYEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000pumsR_9AYE/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0173.jpg2011-10-29-0173.jpgElysia sp. (Sacoglossans, sap sucking slugs) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UOBEabH_kAkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UOBEabH_kAk/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-30-0018.jpg2011-10-30-0018.jpgNotoclinops segmentatus (Blue-eyed triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 30 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 380.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth and Greg Van Der Hulst..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 169:18 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 52.8 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,535 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,627 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JLBXhNWviXohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JLBXhNWviXo/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0121.jpg2011-07-17-0121.jpgThysanozoon brochii (Flat worm) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 372.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.2 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 158:17 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 15.9 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,896 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,955 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hfN0DKvi_nshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hfN0DKvi_ns/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-07-0030.jpg2011-08-07-0030.jpgHermit crab sp.? ? at Awarua Rock, Kauri Mountain Northland New Zealand..Sunday 07 August 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 375.Dive Buddy: Glen Whatmough, Martin Wallis..Site: Awarua Rock, Kauri Mountain Northland..Temperature: 14.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 161:43 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 17.8 meters..Bottom Time: 65 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,101 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,166 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hAsTehocXNchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hAsTehocXNc/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0069.jpg2011-09-03-0069.jpgThe Wreck of the HMNZS Waikato (F55) a Leander class Frigate, after being decommissioned by the Royal New Zealand Navy serves as an artificial diving reef off the coast of Tutukaka, Northland, New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 376.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Wreck HMNZS Canterbury, Northland..Temperature: 15 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 162:57 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 30.4 meters..Bottom Time: 76 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,166 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,242 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Uu0yahV6wIchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Uu0yahV6wIc/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-06-0049.jpg2011-08-06-0049.jpgNotoclinops yaldwyni (Yaldwyn's triplefin) at Bird Rock, Mokohinau Island in the Hauraki Gulf..Saturday 06 August 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 373.Dive Buddy: Glen Whatmough, Martin Wallis..Site: Bird Rock, Mokohinau Islands..Temperature: 15.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 159:32 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 33.2 meters..Bottom Time: 76 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,955 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,031 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nnJHZk3rzZAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nnJHZk3rzZA/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0166.jpg2011-10-29-0166.jpgElysia sp. (Sacoglossans, sap sucking slugs) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007CYiPF34Uoshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007CYiPF34Uos/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-30-0017.jpg2011-10-30-0017.jpgNotoclinops segmentatus (Blue-eyed triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 30 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 380.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth and Greg Van Der Hulst..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 169:18 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 52.8 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,535 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,627 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZCRHdlWzMZ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZCRHdlWzMZ0/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0181.jpg2011-09-03-0181.jpgNotoclinops segmentatus (Blue-eyed triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 377.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 164:20 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 36.3 meters..Bottom Time: 84 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,242 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,326 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OnzPbrwas9whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OnzPbrwas9w/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0157.jpg2011-07-17-0157.jpgDendrodoris citrina (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 372.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.2 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 158:17 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 15.9 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,896 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,955 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zQIWNH_x9Yghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zQIWNH_x9Yg/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-06-0054.jpg2011-08-06-0054.jpgCorynactis haddoni (Jewel Anemone) at Bird Rock, Mokohinau Island in the Hauraki Gulf.Saturday 06 August 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 373.Dive Buddy: Glen Whatmough, Martin Wallis..Site: Bird Rock, Mokohinau Islands..Temperature: 15.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 159:32 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 33.2 meters..Bottom Time: 76 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,955 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,031 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XQ_3vOytxLAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XQ_3vOytxLA/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0200.jpg2011-09-03-0200.jpgOkenia mija (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 377.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 164:20 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 36.3 meters..Bottom Time: 84 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,242 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,326 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f5W1mdWvNpYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f5W1mdWvNpY/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0159.jpg2011-10-29-0159.jpgAscidians the blue Clavelina sp. Surrounded by the mauve-pink Hypsistozoa fasmeriana at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000It9C2wHA7L8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000It9C2wHA7L8/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-30-0002.jpg2011-10-30-0002.jpgNotoclinops segmentatus (Blue-eyed triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 30 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 380.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth and Greg Van Der Hulst..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 169:18 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 52.8 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,535 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,627 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bYbYSgeWiychttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bYbYSgeWiyc/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0098.jpg2011-10-29-0098.jpgPseudoceros sp. (Flat worm) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PQflYt_fvYMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PQflYt_fvYM/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-21-0185.jpg2008-04-21-0185.jpgKoheru (Decapterus koheru) schooling at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Monday 21 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 76 : The Pinacles at the Poor Knights with Dive Yukon Charters..Max Depth 30.2 m. Average Depth 15.5.Bottom Time 48 min. Bottom Time to Date 3206 min Cumulative Time 3254 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001Zwe_kzJ44ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001Zwe_kzJ44g/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0155.jpg2015-01-23-0155.jpgOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rtqZd4g.i_Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rtqZd4g.i_E/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0164.jpg2015-01-23-0164.jpgOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fIkFPdwVE9Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fIkFPdwVE9U/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0169.jpg2015-01-23-0169.jpgOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kWNGht.WKhMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kWNGht.WKhM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0153.jpg2015-01-23-0153.jpgOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sxCBubl18o0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sxCBubl18o0/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0154.jpg2015-01-23-0154.jpgOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mxO00A.or.shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mxO00A.or.s/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0156.jpg2015-01-23-0156.jpgOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BBBJvAr93QAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BBBJvAr93QA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0158.jpg2015-01-23-0158.jpgOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b.EwXc4S7qQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b.EwXc4S7qQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0162-1.jpg2015-01-23-0162_1.jpgOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qlSI8KlRuqohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qlSI8KlRuqo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0166.jpg2015-01-23-0166.jpgOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000td4HcoaDazAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000td4HcoaDazA/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0179.jpg2015-01-23-0179.jpgOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000020W6.sdR_5shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000020W6.sdR_5s/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0212.jpg2015-01-23-0212.jpgOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q.jlPKBe01Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q.jlPKBe01I/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0221.jpg2015-01-23-0221.jpgOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007nOW4KHbOFkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007nOW4KHbOFk/fit=1000x1000/220108NZHRR-0036.jpg220108NZHRR-0036.jpgThe Funeral Procession travels through the Auckland Domain where members of the public got to say their farewell to Sir Edmund Hillary where His State Funeral was broadcasted from the St Mary's in the Holy Trinity, Parnell Auckland..Tuesday 22 January 2008.New Zealand Herald Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Vco5TaMr928https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Vco5TaMr928/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0015.jpg2012-03-25-0015.jpgSunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 351.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point (Northern Side)..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 193:09 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 61.1 meters..Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,115 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,201 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000hWig_MnELEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000hWig_MnELE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0177.jpg2015-01-23-0177.jpgOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X1BVWivUXMMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X1BVWivUXMM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0182-1.jpg2015-01-23-0182_1.jpgOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yg.loNg96Uchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yg.loNg96Uc/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0222.jpg2015-01-23-0222.jpgOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004mJyjWeaZqUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004mJyjWeaZqU/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-23-0210.jpg2008-03-23-0210.jpgThe New Zealand Native freshwater longfin Eel (Anguilla dieffenbachii) in a small Nothland Creek. .Sunday 23 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YSaGfhekKHAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YSaGfhekKHA/fit=1000x1000/091206RGR0014.jpg091206RGR0014.JPGEurope : Boat trip around the Canals in Amsterdam the Netherlands. .Thursday 17 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000am1TZAvi_pwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000am1TZAvi_pw/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-20-0171.jpg2008-03-20-0171.jpgA Yellow Moray (Gymnothorax prasinus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 20 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 60 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 27.7 m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 66min. Bottom Time to Date 2368min Cumulative Time 2434min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002CaQVnPpUD4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002CaQVnPpUD4/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-10-0039.jpgGrey Moray EelA Grey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) amongst red algae at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 10 August 2008.Dive Number 90 : Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 16.2 m. Average Depth 10.4 m. Temp 14c. O2:21%.Bottom Time 62 min. Bottom Time to Date 3899 min Cumulative Time 3961 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JDGrpTcohEohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JDGrpTcohEo/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-18-0058.jpg2008-05-18-0058.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) at Goat Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 18 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 78 : Goat Island.Max Depth 6.4 m. Average Depth 3.4.Bottom Time 34 min. Bottom Time to Date 3333 min Cumulative Time 3367 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zJrmLEt6dPAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zJrmLEt6dPA/fit=1000x1000/2008-10-12-194.jpg2008-10-12-194.jpgCeratosoma amoena. This dorid Clown nudibranch is at the Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand.Sunday 12 October 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 115 Imagination and Great Wall, Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 15.5m. Average Depth 10.7 m. Temp 15c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 64 min. Bottom Time to Date 4997 min Cumulative Time 5061 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ugo0QljFHc4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ugo0QljFHc4/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0272.jpg2008-05-29-0272.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 81: Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 25.3 m. Average Depth 9.8m.Bottom Time 63 min. Bottom Time to Date 3416 min Cumulative Time 3479 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XCVJGElmKwwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XCVJGElmKww/fit=1000x1000/2008-10-12-131.jpg2008-10-12-131.jpgA Northern Scorpian Fish Scorpaena cardinalis at the Greeat Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand....Sunday 12 October 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 115 Imagination and Great Wall, Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 15.5m. Average Depth 10.7 m. Temp 15c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 64 min. Bottom Time to Date 4997 min Cumulative Time 5061 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eXmX6BNHJzQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eXmX6BNHJzQ/fit=1000x1000/2008-10-12-345.jpg2008-10-12-345.jpgSchooling Trevally Pseudocaranx dentex at the Poor Knights.Sunday 12 October 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 116 The Wreck of the Waikatol, Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 22 m. Average Depth 15.5 m. Temp 15c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 45 min. Bottom Time to Date 5125 min Cumulative Time 5170 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dod5LOaqGKEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dod5LOaqGKE/fit=1000x1000/2008-06-05-0009.jpg2008-06-05-0009.jpgThPoor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 05 June 2008.New Zealand Herald Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009eLdBwxkFUIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009eLdBwxkFUI/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-10-0220.jpg2008-08-10-0220.jpgThe sun rises through The Tunnel at Eastern Arch on Aorangaia Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand...Sunday 10 August 2008.Dive Number 91 : Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 25.3 m. Average Depth 14.3 m. Temp 14c. O2:26%.Bottom Time 49 min. Bottom Time to Date 3961 min Cumulative Time 4010 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009rZuH2pgLuwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009rZuH2pgLuw/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-18-0046-1.jpg2008-05-18-0046_1.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) at Goat Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 18 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 78 : Goat Island.Max Depth 6.4 m. Average Depth 3.4.Bottom Time 34 min. Bottom Time to Date 3333 min Cumulative Time 3367 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003rzYzp1shpMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003rzYzp1shpM/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-23-0155.jpg2008-03-23-0155.jpgDemoiselle (Chromis dispilus) school at Pig Gully in Ohututea Bay Northland..Sunday 23 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 64 : PIG GULLY (Ohututea Bay)Northland with Northland Dive..Max Depth 31.1m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 47min. Bottom Time to Date 2578min Cumulative Time 2625min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cC_pqqQATfwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cC_pqqQATfw/fit=1000x1000/251106RGR0021.jpg251106RGR0021.JPGA mural in Leeuwarden in the province Fryslan (Friesland)in the north of the Netherlands..Wednesday 16 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a2M3MmMVsbYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a2M3MmMVsbY/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-20-0176.jpg2008-03-20-0176.jpgA Yellow Moray (Gymnothorax prasinus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 20 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 60 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 27.7 m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 66min. Bottom Time to Date 2368min Cumulative Time 2434min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hlbHND_pk_Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hlbHND_pk_I/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0345-1.jpg2008-03-21-0345_1.jpgLong-Tailed Stingray (Dasyatis thetidis) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 21 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 62 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 34.8m. Average Depth 17.Bottom Time 51min. Bottom Time to Date 2488min Cumulative Time 2539min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004dfBoXSDz8Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004dfBoXSDz8I/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-11-0105-1.jpg2008-01-11-0105_1.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dT0T8EKakB8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dT0T8EKakB8/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0561.jpg2008-03-21-0561.jpgNoel Erickson skipper of Yukon Charters in the the Poor Knights shows of the famous acoustic effects of Riko Riko Cave, The Largest Sea Cave in the World is known for it's sound acoustics attracting artists the likes of Neil Finn and The Herbs to record there.Friday 21 February 2008. Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zb04aMz7ZAYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zb04aMz7ZAY/fit=1000x1000/251106RGR0022.jpg251106RGR0022.JPGRoad trip between Amsterdam and Leeuwarden in the Netherlands..Wednesday 16August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_Qi.IhSYP6Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_Qi.IhSYP6E/fit=1000x1000/091206RGR0021.jpg091206RGR0021.JPGEurope : Boat trip around the Canals in Amsterdam the Netherlands. .Thursday 17 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cjdwINpgHHAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cjdwINpgHHA/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-23-0128.jpg2008-03-23-0128.jpgBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) school at Pig Gully in Ohututea Bay Northland..Sunday 23 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 64 : PIG GULLY (Ohututea Bay)Northland with Northland Dive..Max Depth 31.1m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 47min. Bottom Time to Date 2578min Cumulative Time 2625min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lXyfDAMbITkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lXyfDAMbITk/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0086-1.jpg2011-09-03-0086_1.jpgUnderwater Photographer Ian Skipworth on the Wreck of the HMNZS Waikato (F55) a Leander class Frigate, after being decommissioned by the Royal New Zealand Navy serves as an artificial diving reef off the coast of Tutukaka, Northland, New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 376.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Wreck HMNZS Canterbury, Northland..Temperature: 15 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 162:57 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 30.4 meters..Bottom Time: 76 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,166 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,242 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pXgx_PaAHdYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pXgx_PaAHdY/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0109.jpg2011-09-03-0109.jpgUnderwater Photographer Ian Skipworth with the twin 4.5 inch (114 mm) guns on the Wreck of the HMNZS Waikato (F55) a Leander class Frigate, after being decommissioned by the Royal New Zealand Navy serves as an artificial diving reef off the coast of Tutukaka, Northland, New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 376.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Wreck HMNZS Canterbury, Northland..Temperature: 15 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 162:57 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 30.4 meters..Bottom Time: 76 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,166 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,242 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z2hX818v4SQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z2hX818v4SQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-26-0205.jpg2010-06-26-0205.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 262.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 14.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 68:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.2 meters...Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,857 minutes..Cumulative Time: 14,942 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Uz8HMMiSYAYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Uz8HMMiSYAY/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0004.jpg2012-02-18-0004.jpgYukon Dive Charters, Tutukaka, New Zealand running daily trips to the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve. .Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZJ8Bx_U4Srchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZJ8Bx_U4Src/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0338.jpg2009-12-19-0338.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ua1NuT58gKghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ua1NuT58gKg/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-04-0056.jpg2009-01-04-0056.jpgA Tambja verconis Nudibranch at Trevor's Rocks with Yukon Charters New Years Eve Trip at the Poor Knights. .Sunday 04 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 138 Max Depth 22.6 m. Average Depth 13.7 m. Temp 18 c. . O2 21%.Bottom Time 70min. Bottom Time to Date 6223 min Cumulative Time 6293 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HPY6Rqw7bhAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HPY6Rqw7bhA/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0048.jpg2011-10-29-0048.jpgChromodoris aureomarginata (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KXwWOJ40jXAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KXwWOJ40jXA/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0269.jpg2012-02-18-0269.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nPXfYx9Nlokhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nPXfYx9Nlok/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0330.jpg2012-02-18-0330.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iMwnSMxtTgwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iMwnSMxtTgw/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0370.jpg2012-02-18-0370.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008yoHL.6VIPUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008yoHL.6VIPU/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0245.jpg2012-02-18-0245.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OaS5dndVHEshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OaS5dndVHEs/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0342.jpg2012-02-18-0342.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006sgZjwoZMkohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006sgZjwoZMko/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0321.jpg2012-02-18-0321.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004DzK4Z.GrdUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004DzK4Z.GrdU/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0384.jpg2012-02-18-0384.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jBf6o9fbd38https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jBf6o9fbd38/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0259.jpg2012-02-18-0259.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NEMIPeyejbEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NEMIPeyejbE/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0275.jpg2012-02-18-0275.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZVAruTrNjyUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZVAruTrNjyU/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0387.jpg2012-02-18-0387.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vV.AHze_7d0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vV.AHze_7d0/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0336.jpg2012-02-18-0336.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qr1HbJbkjc8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qr1HbJbkjc8/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0323.jpg2012-02-18-0323.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M6MVekVFsq8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M6MVekVFsq8/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0325.jpg2012-02-18-0325.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IOkALZ3xqQYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IOkALZ3xqQY/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0335.jpg2012-02-18-0335.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DPXgJbm0GoYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DPXgJbm0GoY/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0382.jpg2012-02-18-0382.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005dtoTFlOPEghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005dtoTFlOPEg/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0385.jpg2012-02-18-0385.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007h.kUGPGBfEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007h.kUGPGBfE/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0375.jpg2012-02-18-0375.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T1d0p30LYz4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T1d0p30LYz4/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0258.jpg2012-02-18-0258.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NefM9hvA87chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NefM9hvA87c/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0302.jpg2012-02-18-0302.jpgChromodoris aureomarginata (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Chromodoris aureomarginata .Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Distribution: Throughout NZ.Occurrence: Commonly seen at night, uncommon during the day.Size: 30mm.Food: Sponges..aturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bN.eeOh7wjQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bN.eeOh7wjQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0307.jpg2012-02-18-0307.jpgChromodoris aureomarginata (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Chromodoris aureomarginata .Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Distribution: Throughout NZ.Occurrence: Commonly seen at night, uncommon during the day.Size: 30mm.Food: Sponges..aturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003hSnLdDWsjMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003hSnLdDWsjM/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0291.jpg2012-02-18-0291.jpgTambja tenuilineata (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tambja tenuilineata.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands and Northland east coast.Occurrence: Common.Size: Up to 50mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zLx5bgsl_FEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zLx5bgsl_FE/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0293.jpg2012-02-18-0293.jpgTambja tenuilineata (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tambja tenuilineata.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands and Northland east coast.Occurrence: Common.Size: Up to 50mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fwEpfVLsuK8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fwEpfVLsuK8/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0298.jpg2012-02-18-0298.jpgTambja tenuilineata (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tambja tenuilineata.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands and Northland east coast.Occurrence: Common.Size: Up to 50mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007.4ESm9ngBIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007.4ESm9ngBI/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0324.jpg2012-02-18-0324.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nw9d173jBH4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nw9d173jBH4/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0312.jpg2012-02-18-0312.jpgTambja tenuilineata (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tambja tenuilineata.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands and Northland east coast.Occurrence: Common.Size: Up to 50mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HlLDz5n136Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HlLDz5n136E/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0376.jpg2012-02-18-0376.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000009_hcv1QsOUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000009_hcv1QsOU/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0316.jpg2012-02-18-0316.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000028wmoLS8Ibkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000028wmoLS8Ibk/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0442.jpg2010-04-17-0442.jpgJanolus eximius (Nudibranch) Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 238.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Kent Ericksen. .Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 39.14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,067minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,147minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009V2B83F3ctIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009V2B83F3ctI/fit=1000x1000/2007-11-15-0026.jpg2007-11-15-0026.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Thursday 15 November 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_lO1co_BIJMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_lO1co_BIJM/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0352.jpgJanolus cf. hyalinus (Nudibranch)Janolus cf. hyalinus (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Janolus cf. hyalinus.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Distribution: NZ & Australia.Occurrence: ?.Size: 10mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vbKXiJV8G00https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vbKXiJV8G00/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0221.jpgSpeckled Moray EelGymnothorax obesus (Speckled Moray) at the Poor Knights Island Marine Reserve..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 346.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Blue Maomao Arch and Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 187:31 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 14.4 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,798 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,860 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_I1OpP4kzc0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_I1OpP4kzc0/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-17-0066.jpgGolden SnapperCentroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper)..Friday 17 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Dennally’s Reef, near the entrance of Tutukaka Marina..Temperature: 18.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 183:51 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 35.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,492 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,600 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Jy.KOWZMW8Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Jy.KOWZMW8Q/fit=1000x1000/2011-11-24-0008.jpgGolden SnapperCentroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper)..Wednesday 23 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 382.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Boat : Outer Gulf Charters..Site: Pinnacle near Simpson Rock, Hauraki Gulf..Temperature: 16.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 171:55 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 53.6 meters..Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,717 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,795 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DUYRrXtuUjIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DUYRrXtuUjI/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-11-0010.jpg2008-08-11-0010.jpgButterfly Perch (Caesioperca lepidoptera) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Monday 11 August 2008.Dive Number 92 : Ngai Rock Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 35.1 m. Average Depth 16.2 m. Temp 14c. O2:21%.Bottom Time 42 min. Bottom Time to Date 4010 min Cumulative Time 4052 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007VWa7ZGMzyAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007VWa7ZGMzyA/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0211.jpg2011-04-10-0211.jpgSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.These fish can grow over 100 years old, reaching a length of 2 metres, weighing over 150kg.Sunday 10 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 328.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters..Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JdNmcnR33MUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JdNmcnR33MU/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0224.jpg2011-04-10-0224.jpgSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.These fish can grow over 100 years old, reaching a length of 2 metres, weighing over 150kg.Sunday 10 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 328.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters..Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002ORAE5wvHhwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002ORAE5wvHhw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-1033-1.jpg2011-05-17-1033_1.jpgA large Spotted Black Grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at Fishing Rock, fondly named Big Boy by the DOC rangers on Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Tuesday 17 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 346.Dive Buddy: .Site: Fishing Rock, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 7.7 meters..Bottom Time: 54 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,622 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,676 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004cwhFKnzSUAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004cwhFKnzSUA/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-13-0196-2.jpg2010-02-13-0196-2.jpgA school of Kingfish (Seriola lalandi) at Fred's Pinnacle at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 227.Boat: Pacific Hideaway..Site: Fred's Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 26:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 87 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,307 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,394 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qSqkQnV6wKUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qSqkQnV6wKU/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-20-0067-1.jpg2010-11-20-0067_1.jpgDecapterus koheru (Koheru) and Pseudocaranx dentex (Trevally) schooling at the Hen and Chicken Islands, Northland, New Zealand. .Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Li2oj53R7HMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Li2oj53R7HM/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0298.jpg2011-04-10-0298.jpgToadstool grouper (Trachypoma macracanthus) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Sunday 10 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 328.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters..Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y8y5YAm2t5Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y8y5YAm2t5E/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0106.jpg2010-03-13-0106.jpgUpeneichthys lineatus (Goatfish) near The Great Wall at the Poor Knights, New Zealand..Saturday 31 Febuary.Photograph Richard Robinson .Dive Number 143.Max Depth 21.6 m. .Average Depth 8 m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 71 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6613 min. .Cumulative Time 6684 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z9ERz_dq9WIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z9ERz_dq9WI/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0141.jpg2012-02-18-0141.jpgCryptichthys jojettae (Cryptic triplefin)..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 345.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wuf8BzHmXLUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wuf8BzHmXLU/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0105.jpg2009-07-26-0105.jpgCryptichthys jojettae (Cryptic triplefin)..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_xTc9t2FCvMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_xTc9t2FCvM/fit=1000x1000/2008-10-12-202.jpg2008-10-12-202.jpgJuvenile Chromis dispilus (Demoiselle) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights..Sunday 12 October 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 115 Imagination and Great Wall, Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 15.5m. Average Depth 10.7 m. Temp 15c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 64 min. Bottom Time to Date 4997 min Cumulative Time 5061 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FD4xyPzqxqkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FD4xyPzqxqk/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0297.jpg2009-07-26-0297.jpgA Red Pigfish (Bodianus unimaculatus) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kFgUBt3VCJohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kFgUBt3VCJo/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0058-2.jpg2010-12-23-0058-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QWijP9ZSsashttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QWijP9ZSsas/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0226.jpg2012-02-18-0226.jpgBodianus unimaculatus (Red pigfish)..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 346.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Blue Maomao Arch and Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 187:31 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 14.4 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,798 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,860 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CfrL364.XwQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CfrL364.XwQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0322.jpg2009-11-15-0322.jpgYellow-black triplefin (Forsterygion flavonigrum) sitting on the Bryozoan Catenicellidae sp. at Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 202.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.6 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 80 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,421 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,501 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000076NAsAnH_s8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000076NAsAnH_s8/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0013.jpg2009-08-17-0013.jpgThe Richard Marshall Collection 1927-2004..Pictured : Unknown Diver Unknown Location.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000njtD67d.Jowhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000njtD67d.Jow/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0132.jpg2015-01-23-0132.jpgEvistias acutirostris (Striped boarfish) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VLf6gUuYzEMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VLf6gUuYzEM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0043.jpg2015-01-23-0043.jpgTrachypoma macracanthus (Toadstool grouper) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OZsedTKrubMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OZsedTKrubM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0084.jpgRainbow WrasseSuezichthys arquatus (Rainbowfish) female Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009UxtG77gFkMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009UxtG77gFkM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0091.jpg2015-01-23-0091.jpgGirella cyanea (Bluefish) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tx8aiDkEjXkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tx8aiDkEjXk/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0086.jpgRainbow WrasseSuezichthys arquatus (Rainbowfish) female Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r.GIDFywOUQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r.GIDFywOUQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0084-2.jpgRainbow WrasseSuezichthys arquatus (Rainbowfish) female Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RxUGDuwqN3chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RxUGDuwqN3c/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0043.jpg2015-01-23-0043.jpgTrachypoma macracanthus (Toadstool grouper) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gn26w55IpOIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gn26w55IpOI/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0057.jpgSplendid hawkfishCirrhitus splendens (Splendid hawkfish). Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001suMO_HJdpMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001suMO_HJdpM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0149.jpg2015-01-23-0149.jpgAcanthistius cinctus (Yellow banded perch). Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N.iFkHKzb5khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N.iFkHKzb5k/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0126.jpg2015-01-23-0126.jpgKyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer)Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Lj47UWiY87Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Lj47UWiY87U/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0113.jpg2015-01-23-0113.jpgKyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer)Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005tKl5sunjLMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005tKl5sunjLM/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0209.jpg2015-01-23-0209.jpgAcanthistius cinctus (Yellow banded perch). Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ergfNrvvSEQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ergfNrvvSEQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0129.jpg2015-01-23-0129.jpgEpinephelus daemelii (Spotted black grouper) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c_BccN.JOIohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c_BccN.JOIo/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0105.jpg2015-01-23-0105.jpgPterois volitins (Lionfish) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BYzc72HPILshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BYzc72HPILs/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0189-1.jpg2015-01-23-0189_1.jpgGymnothorax thyrsoideus (White-Eyed Moray). Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qh.akchxAWwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qh.akchxAWw/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0001.jpg2010-12-27-0001.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i58x4TMRmEQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i58x4TMRmEQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0258.jpg2010-12-27-0258.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OoIt26j6vighttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OoIt26j6vig/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0411.jpg2010-04-17-0411.jpgNudibranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 238.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Kent Ericksen. .Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 39.14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,067minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,147minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PYlBEsYyISQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PYlBEsYyISQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0327.jpg2010-12-27-0327.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000weqU_pkM1jYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000weqU_pkM1jY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0235-3.jpg2011-05-19-0235-3.jpgPterois volitins (Lionfish) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011.Dive Number: 350.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nriRYxv.DGAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nriRYxv.DGA/fit=1000x1000/251106RGR0024.jpg251106RGR0024.JPGRoad trip between Amsterdam and Leeuwarden in the Netherlands..Wednesday 16August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PemS9U64D6Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PemS9U64D6Y/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0166.jpg2012-05-12-0166.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PigLN2vy3vwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PigLN2vy3vw/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0530.jpg2009-12-19-0530.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004EXmRotmsDAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004EXmRotmsDA/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-05-0155.jpg2011-08-05-0155.jpgMokohinau Islands lighthouse on Burgess Island in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. Friday 05 August 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008fOqc78q2Wohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008fOqc78q2Wo/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-05-0161.jpg2011-08-05-0161.jpgMokohinau Islands lighthouse on Burgess Island in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland. Friday 05 August 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PqmidDKdNIUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PqmidDKdNIU/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0164.jpg2012-03-25-0164.jpgAtypicthys latus (Mado)..Sunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 352.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mine Shaft Cave, , Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 194:29 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,201 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,282 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009SpvitOVkMAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009SpvitOVkMA/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0252.jpg2012-02-18-0252.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QBtmnoYiKrEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QBtmnoYiKrE/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-01-14-06-16-35.jpgTarawera (2003-01-14 06-16-35).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QAoNVaATI.whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QAoNVaATI.w/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0214-2.jpg2010-12-21-0214-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QG8Sm_CJjnQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QG8Sm_CJjnQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0433.jpg2011-01-09-0433.jpgThe giant megaherb Anisotome latifolia at Enderby Island in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean.Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QJbjVr.Amiwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QJbjVr.Amiw/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0023.jpg2009-12-19-0023.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QR1nNSLOE7chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QR1nNSLOE7c/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0101.jpg2011-01-09-0101.jpgGiant spider crab (Jacquinotia edwardsii ) on Giant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Butterfield Point, Enderby Island atthe subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 297.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Butterfield Point, Enderby Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 12.7 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,807 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,864 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wacWvUlqAWUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wacWvUlqAWU/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0126.jpg2010-12-21-0126.jpgSecret Lake- Quentin Bennett is one of New Zealand's diving pioneers. Back in the 70's he used to pack his gear across Hawke's Bay backcountry in wheel barrows, looking for freshwater dive locations. Eventually he found this lake, with water as clear as gin-you can see from one side clear across to the other. Its location remains a guarded secret because the algae growth is very sensitive to disturbance. This frame sort of immortalises Quentin in his world..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EWqQZOhn4fghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EWqQZOhn4fg/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0994.jpg2009-12-19-0994.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qs6TmQ_jmI8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qs6TmQ_jmI8/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0267.jpg2010-11-29-0267.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QwOD63dxCrAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QwOD63dxCrA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0385.jpg2011-01-06-0385.jpgGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) off the coast of the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FPtsIAisonAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FPtsIAisonA/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-28-0086.jpg2010-03-28-0086.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 28 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 234.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 33.29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,733 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,811 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DbmtKcN6AOQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DbmtKcN6AOQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0194.jpg2009-09-19-0194.jpgGoat Fish (Upeneichthys lineatus) at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 186.Boat : Yukon.Site : Rosalie Bay.Max Depth 23.4 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 49 min..Bottom Time to Date 9431 min..Cumulative Time 9480min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SFmDaCsQZAchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SFmDaCsQZAc/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2002-11-14-05-30-27.jpgTarawera (2002-11-14 05-30-27).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q25TA8E6lmghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q25TA8E6lmg/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0269.jpg2009-11-15-0269.jpgNew Zealand Crayfish (Jasus edwardsii) at Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 202.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.6 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 80 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,421 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,501 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q.zuUXMlroAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q.zuUXMlroA/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0195-3.jpg2010-12-21-0195-3.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q_P.CZhabpshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q_P.CZhabps/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0137.jpg2012-02-18-0137.jpgCaprellidae sp. (Skeleton shrimp)..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 345.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RTJRtCbqwpEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RTJRtCbqwpE/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0129.jpg2011-01-05-0129.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) Ho Ho Bay at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean.Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RaI2RN_8Shshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RaI2RN_8Shs/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0376.jpg2009-09-01-0376.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley Diving photographs marine life at the entrance to Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 183.Boat : Yukon Charters.Site : Middle Arch.Max Depth 22.3 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 69 min..Bottom Time to Date 9274 min..Cumulative Time 9343 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RpnwGTdYePohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RpnwGTdYePo/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0032.jpg2009-12-05-0032.jpgCommon Anemone (Actinothoe albocincta)on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Rqi5rf0g3pAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Rqi5rf0g3pA/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0086.jpg2010-11-28-0086.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RklGqRRYEIAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RklGqRRYEIA/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-23-0011.jpg2009-05-23-0011.jpgA Blue-eyed triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) sits upon a broken yellow sponge (Stellatta crater) at the Poor Knights marine reserve, New Zealand. .Saturday 23 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 164.Max Depth 28 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 96 min..Bottom Time to Date 7991 min..Cumulative Time 8087 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RVS5059safAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RVS5059safA/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0362.jpg2012-02-18-0362.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SDBkrh3SsFghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SDBkrh3SsFg/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0429-2.jpg2009-12-19-0429-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SFNb4QFOSV0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SFNb4QFOSV0/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-23-0309-1.jpg2008-03-23-0309_1.jpgThe New Zealand Native freshwater longfin Eel (Anguilla dieffenbachii) in a small Nothland Creek. .Sunday 23 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SSwE6lHpL0ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SSwE6lHpL0g/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0067.jpg2011-01-05-0067.jpgThe Russian Ice Breaker registered under the name Professor Kromov but known as the Sprit of Enderby anchored at sunrise at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SmoZpsoQ..Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SmoZpsoQ..Y/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-1116.jpg2009-10-31-1116.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson illuminates the stairs bellow the Engine Room Vent on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class, Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 197.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 30.1meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 85 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,117 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,202 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ScF0XwUlOhAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ScF0XwUlOhA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0038.jpg2011-01-05-0038.jpgThe sunrises over the East Island group of the sub Antarctic Snares (Tine Heke) in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SkDwQLIDMkAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SkDwQLIDMkA/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0199-2.jpg2010-12-21-0199-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Sr6R9IR12NUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Sr6R9IR12NU/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-26-0194.jpg2010-06-26-0194.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 262.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 14.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 68:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.2 meters...Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,857 minutes..Cumulative Time: 14,942 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S85GU5ZqBaEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S85GU5ZqBaE/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0257.jpg2010-12-27-0257.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TA28ATf5fqIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TA28ATf5fqI/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-11-0151.jpg2010-07-11-0151.jpgFinger Sponge (Callyspongia ramosa) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 11 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 270.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 12.7 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 80:19 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 32.2 meters...Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,584 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,662 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S9kMZZ1VkiYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S9kMZZ1VkiY/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0012-1.jpg2012-04-19-0012_1.jpgChromis abyssicola (Deepsea chromis)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 365.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 211:42 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters..Bottom Time: 95 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,337 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,432 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TCTG0yBs.sAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TCTG0yBs.sA/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0085.jpg2010-04-18-0085.jpgNudibranch, Jason mirabilis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Aeolidina.Family: Glaucidae .Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 240.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Baron Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 42:15 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,248 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,333 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TKjSH5.033Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TKjSH5.033Q/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0242.jpg2009-09-19-0242.jpgRed Moki (Cheilodactylus spectabilis) at Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 187.Boat : Yukon.Site : Tie Dye Arch.Max Depth 19.6 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 68 min..Bottom Time to Date 9480 min..Cumulative Time 9548min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TMyUqrlCENkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TMyUqrlCENk/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0693.jpg2009-12-19-0693.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ASlogGdeNFUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ASlogGdeNFU/fit=1000x1000/010906RGR0076.jpg010906RGR0076.jpgEurope : Surfers on the Eisbach River, Munich Germany..Friday 01 September 2006 Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ti8yZfc3A0Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ti8yZfc3A0M/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0149.jpg2009-12-19-0149.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TlLT4nBZ__0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TlLT4nBZ__0/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0060.jpg2009-12-19-0060.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UGxEYUIV_SYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UGxEYUIV_SY/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-01-28-06-35-14.jpgTarawera (2003-01-28 06-35-14).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ub5gW4sSjHMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ub5gW4sSjHM/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0013.jpg2010-04-21-0013.jpgDiver Kevin Delonge is framed by a swim through at Landing Bay Pinnacle at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 247.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 22.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 50:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 39.3 meters..Bottom Time: 67 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,756 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,823 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UojdIBIGshohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UojdIBIGsho/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-07-0019.jpg2011-08-07-0019.jpgCalliostoma tigris (Tiger Shell) spawning? at Awarua Rock, Kauri Mountain Northland New Zealand.Sunday 07 August 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 375.Dive Buddy: Glen Whatmough, Martin Wallis..Site: Awarua Rock, Kauri Mountain Northland..Temperature: 14.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 161:43 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 17.8 meters..Bottom Time: 65 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,101 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,166 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VBvrDlTnQv8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VBvrDlTnQv8/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-14-0177-2.jpg2008-01-14-0177-2.jpgNew Zealand Free Diver Kerian Hibbs at Lake Taupo New Zealand..Friday 11 January 2008.New Zealand Herald Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BBhk6_JuOO0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BBhk6_JuOO0/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-06-22-08-20-09.jpgTarawera (2003-06-22 08-20-09).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UtvvcnP2i5khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UtvvcnP2i5k/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0030.jpg2012-04-15-0030.jpgOculina virgosa (Ivory coral)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 356.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve...Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 199:29 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50..Maximum Depth: 62.7 meters..Bottom Time: 105 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,552 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,657 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VDfUXVveWrMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VDfUXVveWrM/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-27-0098.jpg2010-11-27-0098.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near the entrance to Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand.. Saturday 27 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AM5vLP6.pI8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AM5vLP6.pI8/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0566-2.jpg2009-12-19-0566-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VgIEk7k1Bk8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VgIEk7k1Bk8/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0004.jpg2009-12-19-0004.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V5Kd03bktZEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V5Kd03bktZE/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0470-2.jpg2009-12-19-0470-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Vx153xuGwFshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Vx153xuGwFs/fit=1000x1000/251106RGR0005.jpg251106RGR0005.JPGStreet Scenes Around Amsterdam..Monday 14 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WAw5lr5L2Eohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WAw5lr5L2Eo/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0895.jpg2009-12-19-0895.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WSDvtYknlS0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WSDvtYknlS0/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0130.jpg2012-04-20-0130.jpgGirella tricuspidata (Parore)..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 369..Site: Trev?s Rock to El Torito Cave, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,688 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,758 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WTyMQNuXaO8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WTyMQNuXaO8/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0094.jpg2008-12-31-0094.jpgA female Suezicthys aylingi (Crimson cleanerfish) works on a school of Chromis dispilus (Demoiselle's)..Wednesday 31 December 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WrKHDoApYD4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WrKHDoApYD4/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1232.jpg2009-12-19-1232.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W2OxcDJESU8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W2OxcDJESU8/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-28-0024-2.jpg2010-03-28-0024-2.jpgNudibranch Chromodoris aureomarginata at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 28 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 234.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 33.29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,733 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,811 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XErw8hHfk6Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XErw8hHfk6U/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0315.jpg2012-05-12-0315.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XEwOGwRgFO4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XEwOGwRgFO4/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-16-0025.jpg2012-04-16-0025.jpgPseudolabrus miles (Scarlet wrasse)..Monday 16 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 360.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 202:46 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 13.3 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,845 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,943 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XNF6ID393bkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XNF6ID393bk/fit=1000x1000/0502006NZHRR100.jpg0502006NZHRR100.jpgWaitangi Weekend : Tame Iti talks to media at the Te Tii Marae on Sunday Morning..Sunday 05 Febuary 2006 © New Zealand Herald Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XgxxW558n84https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XgxxW558n84/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0872.jpg2009-12-19-0872.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YChjcg_XU2whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YChjcg_XU2w/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-16-0022.jpg2012-04-16-0022.jpgPseudolabrus miles (Scarlet wrasse)..Monday 16 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 360.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 202:46 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 13.3 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,845 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,943 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YZzPwAvfeIghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YZzPwAvfeIg/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0386.jpg2009-07-26-0386.jpgA snapper ( Pagrus auratus) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YjSdaAWAgc8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YjSdaAWAgc8/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0045-1.jpg2008-03-21-0045_1.jpgSpeckled Moray (Gymnothorax prionodon) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 21 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 61 : Northern Arch , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 31.4m. Average Depth 16.Bottom Time 54min. Bottom Time to Date 2434min Cumulative Time 2488min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YzbXLTXxF_khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YzbXLTXxF_k/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-31-0119.jpg2009-01-31-0119.jpgTrevally (Pseudocaranx dentex) on the hunt in El Torito Cave at the Poor Knights, New Zealand..Saturday 31 Febuary.Photograph Richard Robinson .Dive Number 142.Max Depth 16.1 m. .Average Depth 8 m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 70min. .Bottom Time to Date 6543 min. .Cumulative Time 6613 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YsO2M059234https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YsO2M059234/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0314.jpg2012-05-12-0314.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AFlBEmrqqB4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AFlBEmrqqB4/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0319.jpg2012-02-18-0319.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AJJUf5faDM8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AJJUf5faDM8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-04-0139-2.jpg2011-01-04-0139-2.jpgStewart Island, New Zealand..Tuesday 04 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AOoyMTSXj4Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AOoyMTSXj4Y/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0622.jpg2009-12-19-0622.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000APH.c1OBw1chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000APH.c1OBw1c/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0221.jpg2009-07-25-0221.jpgPink Maomao (Caprodon longimanus) at Landing Bay Pinnacle at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 171.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Landing Bay Pinnacle..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 25%.Bottom Time 60 min..Bottom Time to Date 8487 min..Cumulative Time 8547 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AVTQ33L1gCIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AVTQ33L1gCI/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0047-2.jpg2010-12-23-0047-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AYHlKJS_JIwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AYHlKJS_JIw/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-1008-2.jpg2009-10-31-1008-2.jpgRebreather diver Andrew Simpson swims through the Winter Garden on the Lounge Deck of the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 197.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 30.1meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 85 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,117 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,202 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AcUtLZnQo50https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AcUtLZnQo50/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-29-0048.jpg2010-01-29-0048.jpgDoto sp. Nudibranch approximately 5mm in lengh at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AdQW9SEYmRIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AdQW9SEYmRI/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-12-0046.jpg2009-09-12-0046.jpgPiper Belle Hodson born 8:20pm on September 11th 2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ae9Dku_cCachttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ae9Dku_cCac/fit=1000x1000/2007-11-15-0028.jpg2007-11-15-0028.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Thursday 15 November 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AfStOBx0HWAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AfStOBx0HWA/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0080.jpg2012-04-18-0080.jpgOxycheilinus bimaculatus (Two-spot wrasse) Female..First record for New Zealand..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AfqQAAN2RAshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AfqQAAN2RAs/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0245.jpg2009-07-26-0245.jpgOblique-swimming triplefin (Obliquichthys maryannae) at the Great Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AlXL4DnkTuohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AlXL4DnkTuo/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0012.jpg2009-08-17-0012.jpgThe Richard Marshall Collection 1927-2004..Pictured : Yellow-black triplefin (Forsterygion flavonigrum) 1980's New Zealand.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AnrwX04Lmnghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AnrwX04Lmng/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-31-0411.jpg2009-01-31-0411.jpgSnapper (Pagrus auatus) near the Entrance to Shark Fin Cave at the Poor Knights, New Zealand..S aturday 31 Febuary.Photograph Richard Robinson .Dive Number 143.Max Depth 21.6 m. .Average Depth 8 m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 71 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6613 min. .Cumulative Time 6684 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AoV.j0fhIuwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AoV.j0fhIuw/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-05-09-15-40-10.jpgTarawera (2003-05-09 15-40-10).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A3Nq81ob86Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A3Nq81ob86I/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0548.jpg2009-03-08-0548.jpgA Crested Blenny, (Parablennius laticlavius) surrounded by Jewel Anemones (Corynactis haddoni) on The Rainbow Warrior near the Cavallii Islands Northland New Zealand. .Greenpeace's flagship, the Warrior was sunk by the French on July 10, 1985, in Auckland Harbour while she was on her way to protest nuclear testing on the Mururoa Atoll..Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 152.Max Depth 24.4 m..Temp 22c. O2 28%.Bottom Time 60 min..Bottom Time to Date 7178 min..Cumulative Time 7238 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BEVbKezIcrwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BEVbKezIcrw/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-15-0035.jpg2008-05-15-0035.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at Goat Island Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 15 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 77 : Max Depth 10.4 m. Average Depth 6.4.Bottom Time 79 min. Bottom Time to Date 3254 min Cumulative Time 3333 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BIfl2iwOLukhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BIfl2iwOLuk/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0051.jpg2010-12-27-0051.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Bcet1SAPAN0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Bcet1SAPAN0/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0144.jpg2010-12-27-0144.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZAJXNuckLeEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZAJXNuckLeE/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-08-0130.jpg2009-02-08-0130.jpgKingfish (Seriola grandis) Nine miles off the coast of Napier in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand..Sunday 08 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 144.Max Depth 3 m. .Average Depth 2.4m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 100 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6684 min. .Cumulative Time 6784 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BiREEhEVpk8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BiREEhEVpk8/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2002-11-13-05-15-26.jpgTarawera (2002-11-13 05-15-26).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZBZfA25h.tchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZBZfA25h.tc/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0131.jpg2010-11-29-0131.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BznaIyzy2Mkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BznaIyzy2Mk/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0152.jpg2010-04-23-0152.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) is illuminated by early morning light in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 255.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters..Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B3y3dBLcs2Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B3y3dBLcs2Q/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0186.jpg2012-05-12-0186.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B60K1M6Rgzghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B60K1M6Rgzg/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0282.jpg2009-12-19-0282.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CC3KPTKsjxAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CC3KPTKsjxA/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0001.jpg2009-12-19-0001.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CDVKrsMZK48https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CDVKrsMZK48/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-08-0289.jpg2008-03-08-0289.jpgAbstract Divers Bubbles at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 08 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 55 : Northern Arch, Poor Knights with Dive Tutakaka.Max Depth 23.8m. Average Depth 13.Bottom Time 55min. Bottom Time to Date 2106min Cumulative Time 2161min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CL8RXvqF58Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CL8RXvqF58Y/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0067.jpg2010-01-28-0067.jpgYellow-black triplefin (Forsterygion flavonigrum) at Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 219.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 16:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 31.7 meters.Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,725 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CUfs85Cr21Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CUfs85Cr21A/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-06-0062.jpg2012-07-06-0062.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch). Friday 06 July 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012. Dive Number: 422. Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve. Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen. Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 15 meters. Bottom Time: 60 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 26,952 minutes. Cumulative Time: 27,012 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ca9jiTfCARUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ca9jiTfCARU/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-23-0111-3.jpg2010-12-23-0111-3.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..hursday 23 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CxMOUjVE3_chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CxMOUjVE3_c/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0375.jpg2009-12-19-0375.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DV0tOS6D2tohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DV0tOS6D2to/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0012.jpg2009-12-19-0012.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EMrcKmQvXCohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EMrcKmQvXCo/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-18-0021.jpg2008-04-18-0021.jpgA Long-Tailed Stingray (Dasyatis thetidis) rests in the sand at the bottom of Rikoriko Cave at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 18 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 71 : Riko Riko Cave in the Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 28.4m. Average Depth 14.3.Bottom Time 54min. Bottom Time to Date 2937min Cumulative Time 2991min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Elyw6myYbcwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Elyw6myYbcw/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0144.jpg2012-05-12-0144.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E2meQOwflHAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E2meQOwflHA/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0218.jpg2009-12-19-0218.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FYy3NGYFybghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FYy3NGYFybg/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0532-2.jpg2009-12-19-0532-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.kqeEeXLia8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.kqeEeXLia8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-16-0009-1-2.jpg2013-04-16-0009_1-2.JPGWhite Capped Albatross (Thalassarche cauta steadi) chases fisherman's fish scraps off South East Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Tuesday 16 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F1WxdJqz25chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F1WxdJqz25c/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-20-0213.jpg2008-03-20-0213.jpgAn Unidentified Hydroid on the floor of Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 20 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 60 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 27.7 m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 66min. Bottom Time to Date 2368min Cumulative Time 2434min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GBwDNPbun0shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GBwDNPbun0s/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-01-0184.jpg2010-10-01-0184.jpgAt the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Friday 01 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 280.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 92:57 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 10.7 meters...Bottom Time: 67 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,435 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,502 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GCzTyeyLxL8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GCzTyeyLxL8/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0109.jpg2012-05-12-0109.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G4dlNjliDnAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G4dlNjliDnA/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0081.jpg2011-07-17-0081.jpgUnidentified sea snail (Gastropod) laying eggs at Ngaroimata Point at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 371.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 157:19 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,834 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,896 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H_fY4rGDS98https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H_fY4rGDS98/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-11-0111.jpg2009-02-11-0111.jpgWednesday 11 February 2009https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000INLespXltPAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000INLespXltPA/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0179.jpgJanolus cf. hyalinus (Nudibranch)Janolus cf. hyalinus (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 372.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.2 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 158:17 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 15.9 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,896 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,955 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ISRt4PheGAghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ISRt4PheGAg/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-28-0034.jpg2010-02-28-0034.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett in his secret freshwater spring in New Zealand..Sunday 28 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Zw11_TyqMTMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Zw11_TyqMTM/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0411.jpg2009-12-19-0411.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z_GeRynRogUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z_GeRynRogU/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0275.jpg2008-03-21-0275.jpgPink Maomao (Caprodon longimanus) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Friday 21 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 62 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 34.8m. Average Depth 17.Bottom Time 51min. Bottom Time to Date 2488min Cumulative Time 2539min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aJ2BMGHKujghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aJ2BMGHKujg/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0187-2.jpg2012-04-15-0187-2.jpgCaprodon longimanus (Pink maomao)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 358.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 15 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,760 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,845 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000afPueFl6774https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000afPueFl6774/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0072.jpg2009-12-19-0072.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000awJYlCk4a98https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000awJYlCk4a98/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-01-0245.jpg2010-10-01-0245.jpgJanolus eximius (nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010..Friday 01 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 280.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 92:57 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 10.7 meters...Bottom Time: 67 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,435 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,502 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a1TbY9i.I1khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a1TbY9i.I1k/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0226-2.jpg2011-05-19-0226-2.jpgPorcupine Fish (Diodon hystrix) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 350.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bajLqH2ZSFUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bajLqH2ZSFU/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0025.jpg2011-10-29-0025.jpgTambja tenuilineata (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000beTZbI5sGm4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000beTZbI5sGm4/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0279.jpg2009-12-19-0279.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000btqU5.5dWm8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000btqU5.5dWm8/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0054.jpg2010-11-28-0054.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near Akaroa in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b8lZZaDPQhghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b8lZZaDPQhg/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1084.jpg2009-12-19-1084.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b_w2Laz.jswhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b_w2Laz.jsw/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0198.jpgHypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch)Hypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch) at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 186.Boat : Yukon.Site : Rosalie Bay.Max Depth 23.4 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 49 min..Bottom Time to Date 9431 min..Cumulative Time 9480min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cHrPsGcPl0ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cHrPsGcPl0o/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0225.jpg2010-04-21-0225.jpgLight refracted through salps give a rainbow effect on Snapper (Pagrus auratus) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 248.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 21.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 51:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.8 meters..Bottom Time: 88 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,823 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,911 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cQMlUtXhDpMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cQMlUtXhDpM/fit=1000x1000/2008-10-12-049-2.jpg2008-10-12-049-2.jpgA Northern Scorpian Fish Scorpaena cardinalis with a Clown Nudibranch Ceratosoma amonea at the Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand.....Sunday 12 October 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 114 Cream Gardens, Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 36.6m. Average Depth 18.3 m. Temp 15c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 60 min. Bottom Time to Date 4937 min Cumulative Time 4997 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ci3_5oKeJMchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ci3_5oKeJMc/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0091.jpg2010-10-03-0091.jpgAscidian Clavelina sp. at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cmma8dOLjz8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cmma8dOLjz8/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0445.jpg2009-07-25-0445.jpgDemoiselle (Chromis dispilus) at Rikoriko Cave, Aorangi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 172.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Rikoriko Cave..Max Depth 17.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 97 min..Bottom Time to Date 8547 min..Cumulative Time 8644 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cwLhGwGgSE4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cwLhGwGgSE4/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0264.jpg2012-05-12-0264.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c12mVz6vBVUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c12mVz6vBVU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0079.jpg2011-01-08-0079.jpgHeritage Expeditions crew member Gus skippers a Zodiac through Victoria Passage at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c4QCeXMSqiAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c4QCeXMSqiA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0426.jpg2011-01-07-0426.jpgDusk falls on Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean.Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c8NawSnloyMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c8NawSnloyM/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0254.jpg2009-09-01-0254.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley is reflected in an air bubble trapped inside Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 183.Boat : Yukon Charters.Site : Middle Arch.Max Depth 22.3 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 69 min..Bottom Time to Date 9274 min..Cumulative Time 9343 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dKx__tsWFg4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dKx__tsWFg4/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0490.jpg2009-12-19-0490.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dMnm.aUJd0Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dMnm.aUJd0E/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-06-0070.jpg2011-08-06-0070.jpgElysia sp. (Sacoglossans, sap sucking slug) at Bird Rock, Mokohinau Island in the Hauraki Gulf..Saturday 06 August 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 374.Dive Buddy: Glen Whatmough, Martin Wallis, Joe Single..Site: Pinnacle between Atihau and Hokoromea Island in the Mokohinau Islands..Temperature: 15.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 160:39 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 21 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,031 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,101 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000daaUeVSHKtIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000daaUeVSHKtI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0563.jpg2009-12-19-0563.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dfkpEi0ySz4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dfkpEi0ySz4/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0502.jpg2009-07-25-0502.jpgSolitary Hard Coral (Monomyces rubrum) at Rikoriko Cave, Aorangi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 172.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Rikoriko Cave..Max Depth 17.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 97 min..Bottom Time to Date 8547 min..Cumulative Time 8644 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dk9BWx.6mhIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dk9BWx.6mhI/fit=1000x1000/2007-11-16-0312.jpg2007-11-16-0312.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Friday 16 November 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dx5731dXbtghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dx5731dXbtg/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0167.jpg2012-05-12-0167.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eAHcmaiLErghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eAHcmaiLErg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0938.jpg2011-01-09-0938.jpgGiant spider crab (Jacquinotia edwardsii ) at Butterfield Point, Enderby Island atthe subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 298.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Butterfield Point, Enderby Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13.8 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,864 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,925 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eDfp3zpFBsAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eDfp3zpFBsA/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0312.jpg2012-04-14-0312.jpgJanolus mokohinau (nudibranch)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 355.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen.Site: The Gardens..Temperature: 19. Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 10 meters..Bottom Time: 74 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,478 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,552minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ehOsKRpE2oUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ehOsKRpE2oU/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0199.jpg2010-10-03-0199.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) surrounded by the ascidian Clavelina sp. at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eoUFTbCnE8ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eoUFTbCnE8o/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0192.jpg2009-09-19-0192.jpgUpeneichthys lineatus (Goatfish) near The Great Wall at the Poor Knights, New Zealand..Saturday 31 Febuary.Photograph Richard Robinson .Dive Number 143.Max Depth 21.6 m. .Average Depth 8 m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 71 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6613 min. .Cumulative Time 6684 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000exZWC7_oimchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000exZWC7_oimc/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-17-0014.jpg2009-10-17-0014.jpgJason's Nudibranch (Jason mirabilis) eggs on the hydroid (Solanderia ericopsis) its main food source. Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand..Saturday 17 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009..Dive Number 189.Boat : Apollo, Goat Island Dive..Site : Groper Rock (Tatapihi) in the Mokohinau (Pokohinau) Island group..Max Depth 28 m..Temp 19c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 56 min..Bottom Time to Date 9600 min..Cumulative Time 9656 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e_NSwNRZllYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e_NSwNRZllY/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0498.jpg2009-12-19-0498.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fJiqaqkRvNQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fJiqaqkRvNQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0683-2.jpg2009-12-19-0683-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fgQPvU.hZ7Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fgQPvU.hZ7A/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0114.jpg2009-07-25-0114.jpgPink Maomao (Caprodon longimanus) at Northern Arch, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 minhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fiG2olgoQzMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fiG2olgoQzM/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-28-0024.jpg2010-03-28-0024.jpgNudibranch Chromodoris aureomarginata at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 28 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 234.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 33.29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,733 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,811 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fll4x4YkGkUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fll4x4YkGkU/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0009.jpg2012-04-19-0009.jpgChromis abyssicola (Deepsea chromis)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 365.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 211:42 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters..Bottom Time: 95 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,337 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,432 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gAhUmPcpvMIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gAhUmPcpvMI/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0225.jpg2011-09-03-0225.jpgYaldwyn’s triplefin (Notoclinops yaldwyni) eats a small crustacean at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 377.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 164:20 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 36.3 meters..Bottom Time: 84 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,242 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,326 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gG6cJv8Wo3Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gG6cJv8Wo3I/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0099.jpg2012-05-12-0099.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gInYogjPg6ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gInYogjPg6g/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-25-0051.jpg2010-06-25-0051.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 25 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 260.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 65:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,661 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,753 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000geULEXCEeCEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000geULEXCEeCE/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0303.jpg2010-07-09-0303.jpgRebreather Diver Andrew Simpson is Silhouetted inside of Rikoriko Cave at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gxdcDh_j5.ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gxdcDh_j5.o/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0558.jpg2009-12-19-0558.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gyXXM1NWnsAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gyXXM1NWnsA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0522.jpg2011-01-08-0522.jpgCarnley Harbour at sunset. Auckland Island (left) Adams Island (right) in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g1DAEm5RQQEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g1DAEm5RQQE/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-28-0126.jpg2010-03-28-0126.jpgSnapper ( Pagrus auratus) at The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Sunday 28 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 234.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 33.29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,733 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,811 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g5RxyHAZBVIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g5RxyHAZBVI/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0261.jpg2010-07-09-0261.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 09 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 266.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Andrew Simpson..Temperature: 13.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. .Total Time On Unit: 74:49 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters...Bottom Time: 82 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,241 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,323 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hWu3tzW5VLohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hWu3tzW5VLo/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0050.jpg2008-03-21-0050.jpgSpeckled Moray (Gymnothorax prionodon) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 21 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 61 : Northern Arch , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 31.4m. Average Depth 16.Bottom Time 54min. Bottom Time to Date 2434min Cumulative Time 2488min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hjTAMJZjzAMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hjTAMJZjzAM/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0094.jpg2008-12-31-0094.jpgA Crimson Cleanerfish Suezicthys aylingi works on a school of Demoiselle's Chromis dispilus at Middle Arch with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hqvL8ojvJB8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hqvL8ojvJB8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0226.jpg2011-01-07-0226.jpgThe Giant Daisy megaherb Pleurophyllum speciosum on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h_424hquOSEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h_424hquOSE/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0095.jpg2009-04-19-0095.jpgA tiny Clown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) at Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 162.Max Depth 31.3 m..Temp 20c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 86min..Bottom Time to Date 7844 min..Cumulative Time 7930 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iG.HwyJg4X4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iG.HwyJg4X4/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-28-0230.jpg2009-09-28-0230.jpgBlack swan (Cygnus atratus) in New Zealand..Tuesday 29 September 2009.New Zealand Herald Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iftBrQN3h7Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iftBrQN3h7A/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0041.jpg2009-07-25-0041.jpgA Grey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) at Northern Arch, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 170.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Northern Arch..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 83 min..Bottom Time to Date 8404 min..Cumulative Time 8487 minhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i4CIcq2k1.shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i4CIcq2k1.s/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0194.jpg2012-05-12-0194.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i9nJVoTh3A4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i9nJVoTh3A4/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0055.jpg2011-01-05-0055.jpgThe sunrises over Broughton Island at the sub Antarctic Snares (Tine Heke) Island group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jBj5Iv579AYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jBj5Iv579AY/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-01-0197.jpg2009-11-01-0197.jpgSkipper Paul Gubb of Charter Vessel Sweet Georgia passes Cape Jackson in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand. At 5.37 pm on February 16th 1986 the Soviet Union built cruise ship The Mikhail Lermontov hit Hawea Rock situated 5 meters deep between the Cape and Lighthouse eventually sinking in Port Gore at 10:45 pm that evening. .Sunday 01 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nzhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jCYANbKP7gUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jCYANbKP7gU/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-07-24-13-06-58.jpgTarawera (2003-07-24 13-06-58).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j9Oa3Jm6YhIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j9Oa3Jm6YhI/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-07-15-07-16-48.jpgTarawera (2003-07-15 07-16-48).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j_Lpu1HvO7whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j_Lpu1HvO7w/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0531-2.jpg2009-12-19-0531-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kQSKhgGP1nwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kQSKhgGP1nw/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0071.jpg2011-01-11-0071.dngSouthern royal albatross (Diomedea epomophora) in the subantarctic Southern Ocean..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kWi1NxaSk_Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kWi1NxaSk_U/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0333.jpg2009-12-19-0333.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000khq1l5d9O88https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000khq1l5d9O88/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-05-14-06-40-10.jpgTarawera (2003-05-14 06-40-10).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kmgIA1Paqjkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kmgIA1Paqjk/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0398.jpg2010-11-29-0398.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near Akaroa in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000knapE.OI69shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000knapE.OI69s/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0285.jpg2009-09-01-0285.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley Diving photographs marine life at the entrance to Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 183.Boat : Yukon Charters.Site : Middle Arch.Max Depth 22.3 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 69 min..Bottom Time to Date 9274 min..Cumulative Time 9343 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kvbsUVtqXy8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kvbsUVtqXy8/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0618-2.jpg2009-12-19-0618-2.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kxTQ9_4jc44https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kxTQ9_4jc44/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0045.jpg2012-02-18-0045.jpgYukon Dive Charters, Tutukaka, New Zealand running daily trips to the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve. .Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lRMFvtf5uF4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lRMFvtf5uF4/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-24-0311.jpg2009-08-24-0311.jpgAustralasian Gannet (Morus serrator) at Muriwai Beach on the West Coast of Auckland..Monday 24 August 2009.Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lV5IjkeyUwshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lV5IjkeyUws/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-20-0137.jpg2010-04-20-0137.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Tuesday 20 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 245.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Cave Bay Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 47:58 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.3 meters..Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,611 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,686 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mB45rLtLRykhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mB45rLtLRyk/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-24-0218.jpg2008-03-24-0218.jpgAbstract Buubles..Monday 24 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 65 : The HMNZS Canterbury at Deepwater Cove Northland with Northland Dive..Max Depth 33.5m. Average Depth 18.6.Bottom Time 55min. Bottom Time to Date 2625min Cumulative Time 2680min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mJ5jZ2nqGc8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mJ5jZ2nqGc8/fit=1000x1000/2011-08-06-0067.jpg2011-08-06-0067.jpgElysia sp. (Sacoglossans, sap sucking slug) at Bird Rock, Mokohinau Island in the Hauraki Gulf..Saturday 06 August 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 374.Dive Buddy: Glen Whatmough, Martin Wallis, Joe Single..Site: Pinnacle between Atihau and Hokoromea Island in the Mokohinau Islands..Temperature: 15.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 160:39 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 21 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,031 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,101 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mNGMiRbAV4ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mNGMiRbAV4g/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-22-0090.jpg2010-04-22-0090.jpgNudibranch :Roboastra luteolineata.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Thursday 22 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 253.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Nudibranch City at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.2 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 56:44 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.5 meters..Bottom Time: 71 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,149 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,220 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mQCpHFX9kSghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mQCpHFX9kSg/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0132.jpg2010-04-18-0132.jpgThe channel between Aorangi Island and Tawhiti Rahi Island as dusk falls at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000medjjjhDpAshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000medjjjhDpAs/fit=1000x1000/2009-08-17-0011.jpg2009-08-17-0011.jpgThe Richard Marshall Collection 1927-2004..Pictured : Blue-eyed triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) 1980's New Zealand.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mhSKydXKf2Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mhSKydXKf2M/fit=1000x1000/2011-07-17-0078.jpg2011-07-17-0078.jpgUnidentified sea snail (Gastropod) laying eggs at Ngaroimata Point at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 16 July 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 371.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Ngaroimata Point, Poor Knights, Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 157:19 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters..Bottom Time: 62 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 22,834 minutes..Cumulative Time: 22,896 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mllYqi5KbSwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mllYqi5KbSw/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-26-0073.jpg2009-07-26-0073.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) . on a stalk of Common Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) at the Ngaio Rock at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 26 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 174.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : the Great Wall..Max Depth 28.6 m..Temp 15c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 104 min..Bottom Time to Date 8739 min..Cumulative Time 8843 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mpd7X10.k04https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mpd7X10.k04/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-02-0009.jpg2009-03-02-0009.jpgJewel Anemone (Corynactis haddoni) at Magic Wall at the Poor Knights New Zealand..Monday 02 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 148.Max Depth 18 m. .Average Depth 10 m. .Temp 28c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 80min. .Bottom Time to Date 6909 min. .Cumulative Time 6989 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mrR29E8eP_0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mrR29E8eP_0/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0002.jpg2008-03-21-0002.jpgGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 20 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 60 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 27.7 m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 66min. Bottom Time to Date 2368min Cumulative Time 2434min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m1oLPFXvN4Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m1oLPFXvN4Y/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0987.jpg2011-01-09-0987.jpgGiant spider crab (Jacquinotia edwardsii ) at Butterfield Point, Enderby Island atthe subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 298.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Butterfield Point, Enderby Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13.8 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,864 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,925 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nA_4eef3_Vkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nA_4eef3_Vk/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0048.jpg2009-11-15-0048.jpgClown Nudibranch (Ceratosoma amoena) on the red Bryozoan Catenicellidae sp. At Sugarloaf part of the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nJvVAjSC_s8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nJvVAjSC_s8/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0179.jpg2011-01-07-0179.jpgCampbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Sub Antarctic Islands, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. .Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..David Bowen and Heritage Expeditions acknowledges the following Rights and Obligations of Richard Robinson for the license of.images taken by Richard Robinson of in the Sub Antarctic Islands between the dates of Tuesday 4th January 2011 and Wednesday.12th January 2011 for use in advertising by Heritage Expeditions..o Copyright and all forms of ownership remains solely the property of Richard Robinson..o Use of images is strictly for advertising Heritage Expeditions and their journeys in printed media produced by Heritage.Expeditions. Other than Heritage's internal magazine images are not for Editorial Use..o No Reproduction of Images in any medium or any form without further written approval..o All images when appropriate will have the following Photo Credit. Richard Robinson www.depth.co.nz..o Under No Circumstances will Images be passed onto any third-party..o Images must retain all embedded copyright information..o Images will not be stored electronically where an unauthorized third-party may have access to images..o Heritage Expeditions will immediately notify Richard Robinson if it becomes aware or suspects that any third party has.gained access to the licensed images..o Unauthorized Use of Images in a manner not expressly authorized by this agreement constitutes a copyright infringement,.entitling Richard Robinson to exercise all rights and remedies available to it under copyright laws around the world..Heritage Expeditions shall be responsible and liable for any damages resulting from any copyright infringement.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000njSBKSR9qswhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000njSBKSR9qsw/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0018.jpg2011-01-07-0018.jpgGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Davis Point in Perseverance Harbour on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 295.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Davis Point, Perseverance Harbour, Campbell Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.2 meters..Bottom Time: 41 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,706 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,747 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000njUz44gzMNQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000njUz44gzMNQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0398-Edit.jpg2010-11-29-0398-Edit.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nleJeOvXX2Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nleJeOvXX2M/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0178.jpg2012-04-18-0178.jpgNotolabrus fucicola (Banded wrasse)..Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 364.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 210:08 hh:mm.Mix: 21.Maximum Depth: 19.4 meters..Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,262 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,337 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n26ng1CASeohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n26ng1CASeo/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0084.jpg2010-04-17-0084.jpgJuvenile Scorpaena cardinalis (Northern Scorpionfish)..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 237.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 37.55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,977 minutes..Cumulative Time: 13,067minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oXnB1fmOxXchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oXnB1fmOxXc/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0026.jpg2009-07-25-0026.jpgThe Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) part of the Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ocRJGOjPvJQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ocRJGOjPvJQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0047.jpg2010-04-17-0047.jpgSolitary Hard Coral (Monomyces rubrum) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 236.Boat: Mazurka..Site: AnnÕs Rock / AstridÕs Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 36.25 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 32 meters..Bottom Time: 100 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,877 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,977 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oeloa7.M4jchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oeloa7.M4jc/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-12-0141.jpg2009-02-12-0141.jpgAnna Matuszczak plays with Moko a Bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) an icon of the small community at Mahia Peninsula New Zealand where she has been adopted and calls home since Easter 2007..Thursday 12 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000olqHu5PXCwwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000olqHu5PXCww/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0109-2.jpg2011-05-16-0109-2.jpgFemale Green wrasse (Notolabrus incriptus) off North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Monday 16 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: .Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters..Bottom Time: 66 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bPvX0v9TKfghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bPvX0v9TKfg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-09-0805.jpg2011-01-09-0805.jpgDead Southern Rata Forest (Metrosideros umbellata) on Enderby Island at the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Sunday 09 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o6U_PMzPUoIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o6U_PMzPUoI/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0142.jpg2012-05-12-0142.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o9nlGmnPzOQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o9nlGmnPzOQ/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2002-12-15-07-35-55.jpgTarawera (2002-12-15 07-35-55).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aCnHTJYGRTwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aCnHTJYGRTw/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0127-2.jpg2015-01-23-0127-2.jpgCoris gaimard (Yellowtail coris) female. New record for New Zealand. Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pEOIwPO0m0khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pEOIwPO0m0k/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0105.jpg2010-04-18-0105.jpgLord Howe Coral Fish (Amphichaetodon howensis) at Baron Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 240.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Baron Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 42:15 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,248 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,333 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pNK38LbLTGQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pNK38LbLTGQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-25-0019.jpg2010-06-25-0019.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 25 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 260.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 65:26 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.9 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,661 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,753 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pTA1n.1ABYMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pTA1n.1ABYM/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0147.jpg2011-02-13-0147.jpgSecret Lake- Quentin Bennett is one of New Zealand's diving pioneers. Back in the 70's he used to pack his gear across Hawke's Bay backcountry in wheel barrows, looking for freshwater dive locations. Eventually he found this lake, with water as clear as gin-you can see from one side clear across to the other. Its location remains a guarded secret because the algae growth is very sensitive to disturbance. This frame sort of immortalises Quentin in his world.Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 301.Site: Secret Lake..Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,108 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,168 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pTfqashnK2chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pTfqashnK2c/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0011.jpg2011-10-29-0011.jpgFlabellina albomarginata (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pV6SSW2Cw38https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pV6SSW2Cw38/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-10-0015.jpg2011-03-10-0015.jpgDepartment of Conservation's abundance survey on the critically endangered Maui's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori maui) and taking skin biopsy's to obtain DNA profiles of individual animals..Pictured : DOC marine ranger Martin Stanley scans the horizon for signs of the dolphins..Thursday 10 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pd.5EoziaWwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pd.5EoziaWw/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-10-30-04-45-34.jpgTarawera (2003-10-30 04-45-34).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pi675TzX77Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pi675TzX77E/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1020.jpg2009-12-19-1020.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pj8us8Dlcwkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pj8us8Dlcwk/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-30-0803.jpg2009-10-30-0803.jpgDecaying books inside the Officers Mess on the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Friday 30 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 195.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.4 meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 31% and 100%.Bottom Time: 84 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 9973 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,057 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qOvBLqqSY0Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qOvBLqqSY0I/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0113.jpg2010-04-23-0113.jpgCommon Kelp (Ecklonia radiata) is illuminated by early morning light in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 255.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Fraggle Rock and Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 17.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 59:37 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 38.1 meters..Bottom Time: 101 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,294 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,395 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qcvrmXUxMAkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qcvrmXUxMAk/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0343.jpg2009-09-19-0343.jpgJewel Anemone (Corynactis haddoni) on Black Encrusting Sponge (Tetrapocillon novazealandiae) at Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 187.Boat : Yukon.Site : Tie Dye Arch.Max Depth 19.6 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 68 min..Bottom Time to Date 9480 min..Cumulative Time 9548min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qur04OwHZJchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qur04OwHZJc/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-08-06-11-00-37.jpgTarawera (2003-08-06 11-00-37).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000reB_UKKIJNEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000reB_UKKIJNE/fit=1000x1000/2010-06-26-0232.jpg2010-06-26-0232.jpgSkeletal remains of a Sperm Whale (Physeter macrocephalus) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 26 June 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 262.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 14.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 68:33 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.2 meters...Bottom Time: 85 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,857 minutes..Cumulative Time: 14,942 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rugBkA_HGyohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rugBkA_HGyo/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-19-0205.jpg2010-04-19-0205.jpgDiving Tender Mazurka outside Mine Shaft Cave at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r2T6HSr2pWYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r2T6HSr2pWY/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0178.jpg2012-05-12-0178.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sCQuKZSPoA8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sCQuKZSPoA8/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-12-0046.jpg2009-02-12-0046.jpgMoko a Bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) an icon of the small community at Mahia Peninsula New Zealand where she has been adopted and calls home since Easter 2007..Thursday 12 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000su.mYShO1Uwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000su.mYShO1Uw/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0378-1.jpg2008-03-21-0378_1.jpgYellow Moray (Gymnothorax prasinus) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 21 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 62 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 34.8m. Average Depth 17.Bottom Time 51min. Bottom Time to Date 2488min Cumulative Time 2539min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tHmovicHIr4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tHmovicHIr4/fit=1000x1000/2008-12-31-0005-2.jpg2008-12-31-0005-2.jpgAn Egg Rosette from a Nudibranch at Middle Arch with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Wednesday 31 DEcember 2008Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 129 Max Depth 19.2 m. Average Depth 11.3 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 67 min. Bottom Time to Date 5703 min Cumulative Time 5770 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tZFDm7.9hKQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tZFDm7.9hKQ/fit=1000x1000/091206RGR0009.jpg091206RGR0009.JPGEurope : Street scenes around Amsterdam in the Netherlands..Thursday 17 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000teTTGJ66eVkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000teTTGJ66eVk/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-12-0022.jpg2011-04-12-0022.jpgMeyer Islands are silhouetted at sunrise in rough seas in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Monday 11 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ub6iSSE4Lt8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ub6iSSE4Lt8/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-16-0073-2.jpg2008-08-16-0073-2.jpgDemoiselle (Chromis dispilus) school in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 16 August 2008.Dive Number 99 : Blue Mao Mao Arch at the Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway and Global Dive..Max Depth 19.2m. Average Depth 12.2 m. Temp 13c. O2:21%.Bottom Time 56 min. Bottom Time to Date 4278 min Cumulative Time 4334 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ujPlslCs9jQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ujPlslCs9jQ/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-10-02-06-20-09.jpgTarawera (2003-10-02 06-20-09).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uttEAUS7lWkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uttEAUS7lWk/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-01-23-07-55-07.jpgTarawera (2003-01-23 07-55-07).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uvCipPouqywhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uvCipPouqyw/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0196.jpg2010-04-18-0196.jpgNudinbranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 241.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 18.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 43:29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 12.2 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,333 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,413 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uw_.acZ.efEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uw_.acZ.efE/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0302.jpg2009-09-01-0302.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley Diving photographs marine life at the entrance to Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 183.Boat : Yukon Charters.Site : Middle Arch.Max Depth 22.3 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 69 min..Bottom Time to Date 9274 min..Cumulative Time 9343 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uz2e3HRNx6shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uz2e3HRNx6s/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0260-1.jpg2010-10-03-0260_1.jpgNotoclinops yaldwyni (Yaldwyn's triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vZiRZUCDdc0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vZiRZUCDdc0/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-04-0117.jpg2009-01-04-0117.jpgCeratosoma ameonum (nudibranch) . on Black Pillow Sponge Ancornia alata at Riko Riko Cave with Yukon Charters New Years Eve Trip at the Poor Knights. .Sunday 04 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 139 Max Depth 20.7 m. Average Depth 12.2 m. Temp 19 c. . O2 21%.Bottom Time 70min. Bottom Time to Date 6293 min Cumulative Time 6363 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v.oW0ac6Fb4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v.oW0ac6Fb4/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0019.jpg2009-07-13-0019.jpgRowboats at Sunset at Ngunguru, Northland, New Zealand..Monday 13 July 2009..Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wITUbYylffohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wITUbYylffo/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-04-14-08-00-27.jpgTarawera (2003-04-14 08-00-27).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wahWeqvPb_Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wahWeqvPb_E/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0200.jpg2009-09-19-0200.jpgBryozoan Hippelozoan novaezelandiae at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 186.Boat : Yukon.Site : Rosalie Bay.Max Depth 23.4 m..Temp 18c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 49 min..Bottom Time to Date 9431 min..Cumulative Time 9480min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wgPPZjUEZf8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wgPPZjUEZf8/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-06-21-17-15-09.jpgTarawera (2003-06-21 17-15-09).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wiWx7ONgYXEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wiWx7ONgYXE/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0015.jpg2009-09-01-0015.jpgCommon Dolphin (delphinus delphis) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 01 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w_7XDmmLkwohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w_7XDmmLkwo/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-04-0249.jpg2009-01-04-0249.jpgA 126 Kg Marlin hangs at the Whangarei Deep Sea Anglers Club. .Sunday 04 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 139 Max Depth 20.7 m. Average Depth 12.2 m. Temp 19 c. . O2 21%.Bottom Time 70min. Bottom Time to Date 6293 min Cumulative Time 6363 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xC0niHD769Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xC0niHD769U/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0644.jpg2010-11-29-0644.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xMWjwVnPgFIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xMWjwVnPgFI/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-08-0269.jpg2011-01-08-0269.jpgGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) Opposite Victoria Passage, Western Arm of Carnley Harbour in the subantarctic Auckland Islands in the in the Southern Ocean..Saturday 08 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 296.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Opposite Victoria Passage, Carnley Harbour, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.9 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,747 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,807 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xOiyv9JZBPshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xOiyv9JZBPs/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-17-0226.jpg2008-04-17-0226.jpgA Panicked Diver in Trouble at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 17 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 69 : Calypso Bay and the Magic Wall in the Poor Knights with Dive Tutakaka ..Max Depth 18.6m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 50min. Bottom Time to Date 2827 min Cumulative Time 2877 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xTcClx2r44Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xTcClx2r44E/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0166-1.jpg2011-10-29-0166_1.jpgElysia sp. (Sacoglossans, sap sucking slugs) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NyxG3Rvcc.ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NyxG3Rvcc.o/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-03-0054.jpgJock StewartHelicolenus percoides (Jock Stewart, Sea Perch) Thursday 03 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 512 Site: Nine Fathoms Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Temperature: 14.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 311:46 hh:mm Time: 14:49 Maximum Depth: 41.3 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 34,434 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,554 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xgboOFwoeu4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xgboOFwoeu4/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-01-0227.jpg2009-09-01-0227.jpgUnderwater Explorer and Deep Sea Diver Pete Mesley Diving at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 183.Boat : Yukon Charters.Site : Middle Arch.Max Depth 22.3 m..Temp 16c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 69 min..Bottom Time to Date 9274 min..Cumulative Time 9343 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YILn8YHQMRchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YILn8YHQMRc/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-03-0056.jpgJock StewartHelicolenus percoides (Jock Stewart, Sea Perch) Thursday 03 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 512 Site: Nine Fathoms Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Temperature: 14.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 311:46 hh:mm Time: 14:49 Maximum Depth: 41.3 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 34,434 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,554 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000si0gk42_1Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000si0gk42_1A/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-03-0058.jpgJock StewartHelicolenus percoides (Jock Stewart, Sea Perch) Thursday 03 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 512 Site: Nine Fathoms Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Temperature: 14.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 311:46 hh:mm Time: 14:49 Maximum Depth: 41.3 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 34,434 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,554 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xqjjW0jiqnkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xqjjW0jiqnk/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0004.jpg2010-03-13-0004.jpgA close up of a Starfish (Ophidiaster sp.) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 232.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 30.30 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,532 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,631 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Tmypyp79Erkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Tmypyp79Erk/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-03-0056.jpgJock StewartHelicolenus percoides (Jock Stewart, Sea Perch) Thursday 03 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 512 Site: Nine Fathoms Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Temperature: 14.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 311:46 hh:mm Time: 14:49 Maximum Depth: 41.3 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 34,434 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,554 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BtbBI7Bed0Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BtbBI7Bed0E/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-03-0058.jpgJock StewartHelicolenus percoides (Jock Stewart, Sea Perch) Thursday 03 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 512 Site: Nine Fathoms Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Temperature: 14.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 311:46 hh:mm Time: 14:49 Maximum Depth: 41.3 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 34,434 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,554 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xwfP0Uxdtqkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xwfP0Uxdtqk/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0735.jpg2010-11-29-0735.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000089Yh.GPMOohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000089Yh.GPMOo/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-03-0059.jpgJock StewartHelicolenus percoides (Jock Stewart, Sea Perch) Thursday 03 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 512 Site: Nine Fathoms Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Temperature: 14.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 311:46 hh:mm Time: 14:49 Maximum Depth: 41.3 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 34,434 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,554 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x3toFNLdD6Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x3toFNLdD6I/fit=1000x1000/2008-11-30-0089.jpg2008-11-30-0089.jpgA Snapper (Pagrus Auratus) at Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand...Sunday 30 November 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 126 Max Depth 25.6 m. Average Depth 13.6m. Temp 17 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 70 min. Bottom Time to Date 5515 min Cumulative Time 5585 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000829P2veQrRIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000829P2veQrRI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-03-0017.jpgJock StewartHelicolenus percoides (Jock Stewart, Sea Perch) Thursday 03 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 512 Site: Nine Fathoms Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Temperature: 14.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 311:46 hh:mm Time: 14:49 Maximum Depth: 41.3 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 34,434 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,554 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v9_JK4ctJnchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v9_JK4ctJnc/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0003.jpgJock StewartHelicolenus percoides (Jock Stewart, Sea Perch). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x_ildbmv3fYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x_ildbmv3fY/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0185.jpg2008-03-21-0185.jpgSweep (Scorpis lineolatus) at Northern Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Friday 21 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 61 : Northern Arch , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 31.4m. Average Depth 16.Bottom Time 54min. Bottom Time to Date 2434min Cumulative Time 2488min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.M9sXGOTEwshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.M9sXGOTEws/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0044.jpgJock StewartHelicolenus percoides (Jock Stewart, Sea Perch). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yStKpxkIhHIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yStKpxkIhHI/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0483.jpg2009-12-19-0483.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yTopRmLKNeMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yTopRmLKNeM/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-23-1260.jpg2010-09-23-1260.jpgPictured: Volunteers works through the night in freezing temperatures keeping a whales calm in the stream near Spirits Bay Beach where the whales rest and recuperate. .On Wednesday 22 September 2010 reports of approximately 80 Pilot Whales had stranded over 5km at the very remote Spirits Bay in the Far North of New Zealand. .Weather conditions across the Country had been horrendous and by night fall there was just 24 whales alive. With a 2 meter swell, gusting 100km/h winds and no sign of the weather improving a traditional rescue attempt at the beach was impossible...The Department of Conservation (DOC), Project Jonah, Orca Research Trust, Far North Whale Rescue, Local Iwi Ngati Kuri and hundredÕs of volunteers from across the country came together to attempt the most ambitious three day whale rescue in history... In the morning the surviving whales were moved to a near by stream where they could rest and recuperate for the night before being loaded onto six trucks packed with sand and hay then transported 50km South along windy dirt roads to sheltered Rarawa Beach where a refloat could be attempted in calmer waters..Photograph Richard Robinson .New Zealand Herald © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002qI_chbpIBIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002qI_chbpIBI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0019.jpg2014-04-04-0019.jpgHypoplectrodes huntii (Red-banded perch) Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TR4zHWjG7rIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TR4zHWjG7rI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0608.jpg2014-04-04-0608.jpgHypoplectrodes huntii (Red-banded perch) Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FT92EGv.o50https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FT92EGv.o50/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0157.jpg2014-04-04-0157.jpgHypoplectrodes huntii (Red-banded perch) Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UgozSOOs0swhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UgozSOOs0sw/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-06-0134.jpg2014-04-06-0134.jpgHypoplectrodes huntii (Red-banded perch) Sunday 06 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 518 Site: First Cove Wall, Breaksea Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:24 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 323:47 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.5 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 35,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,291 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yq6sPI.KlVkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yq6sPI.KlVk/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-10-0064.jpg2008-08-10-0064.jpgA Yellow Moray (Gymnothorax prasinus) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 10 August 2008.Dive Number 91 : Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 25.3 m. Average Depth 14.3 m. Temp 14c. O2:26%.Bottom Time 49 min. Bottom Time to Date 3961 min Cumulative Time 4010 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008Rbr27S1jI0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008Rbr27S1jI0/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0081.jpg2014-04-04-0081.jpgHypoplectrodes huntii (Red-banded perch) Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y2zNQI50Tgghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y2zNQI50Tgg/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-13-0094.jpg2009-07-13-0094.jpgG.U.E (Global Underwater Divers) Jamie Obern, Mel Jeavons, Andy Connor and James Croker at Bernie's Cave, Tawhiti Rahi Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Tuesday 14 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 169.Boat : Calypso, Dive Tutukaka..Max Depth 23.5 m..Temp 15c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 8328 min..Cumulative Time 8404 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y24F9ZUzd_0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y24F9ZUzd_0/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0211.jpg2012-05-12-0211.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y28r8oW3Atshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y28r8oW3Ats/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0548-Edit.jpg2010-11-29-0548-Edit.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y4TLPgsa5vAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y4TLPgsa5vA/fit=1000x1000/Pseudorca-crassidens-0005.jpgPseudorca crassidens-0005.jpgA pod of False-killer whales (Pseudorca crassidens) follows closely behind a pod of Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Tuesday 20 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hnP52eDkQe4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hnP52eDkQe4/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0155.jpg2014-04-04-0155.jpgHypoplectrodes huntii (Red-banded perch) Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zJ7Dn4RenT8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zJ7Dn4RenT8/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0982.jpg2009-12-19-0982.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zSDsJano9GIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zSDsJano9GI/fit=1000x1000/2008-11-30-0277.jpg2008-11-30-0277.jpgA Scorpion Fish (Scorpaena cardinalis) at Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand....Sunday 30 November 2008.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 127 Max Depth 26.5 m. Average Depth 10.7m. Temp 17 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 80 min. Bottom Time to Date 5585 min Cumulative Time 5665 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zXUai0lVjZshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zXUai0lVjZs/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-20-0158.jpg2008-03-20-0158.jpglong-Tailed Stingray (Dasyatis thetidis) on the floor of Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 20 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 60 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 27.7 m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 66min. Bottom Time to Date 2368min Cumulative Time 2434min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zZktpJgOrk8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zZktpJgOrk8/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0367-Edit.jpg2010-11-29-0367-Edit.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ziMrOrtTOCkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ziMrOrtTOCk/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0366.jpg2010-12-27-0366.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zmbDumIa2CUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zmbDumIa2CU/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-06-27-07-10-09.jpgTarawera (2003-06-27 07-10-09).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000BJklC8zC7Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000BJklC8zC7E/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-19-0080.jpg2008-04-19-0080.jpgA diver silhouetted at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 73 : The Canyons at the Poor Knights with Dive Tutakaka..Max Depth 22.9 m. Average Depth 14.6.Bottom Time 59 min. Bottom Time to Date 3055 min Cumulative Time 3144 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000BmCn3PxFUchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000BmCn3PxFUc/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0312.jpg2012-05-12-0312.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000B5s1u7_SDYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000B5s1u7_SDY/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-02-0079.jpg2010-10-02-0079.jpgDiacanthurus spinulimanus (Hermit Crab) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 02 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 282.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Channel, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.1 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 96:00 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters...Bottom Time: 104 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,583 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,687 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000iSpkipryzMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000iSpkipryzM/fit=1000x1000/2007-05-21-302.jpg2007-05-21-302.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Pictured : Kelly in her main pool..Monday 21 May 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001Agtidkr0JIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001Agtidkr0JI/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0160.jpg2012-05-12-0160.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001BlGKsMUN8ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001BlGKsMUN8g/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0063.jpg2009-04-19-0063.jpgA Firebrick Starfish (Asterodiscus truncatus) at Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. .Sunday 19 April 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 162.Max Depth 31.3 m..Temp 20c. O2 24%.Bottom Time 86min..Bottom Time to Date 7844 min..Cumulative Time 7930 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001MZS7gnWsqAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001MZS7gnWsqA/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0342.jpg2010-01-28-0342.jpgDoto sp. Nudibranch approximately 5mm in lengh at Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 220.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Oculina Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 18:52 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 25 meters.Bottom Time: 116 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,725 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,841 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001PqFG_0P.lIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001PqFG_0P.lI/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0111.jpg2012-05-12-0111.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000riO9cF_tCrohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000riO9cF_tCro/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-11-0022.jpg2008-01-11-0022.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f4bDgU_0s_Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f4bDgU_0s_U/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-11-0012.jpg2008-01-11-0012.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001oCqxN9uVVMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001oCqxN9uVVM/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0152.jpg2009-12-19-0152.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001o6JfXHzZYYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001o6JfXHzZYY/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-03-0216.jpg2009-01-03-0216.jpgAphelodoris luctuosa Nudibranch feeding on Bugula dentata Bryozoans Magic Wall with Yukon Charters New Years Eve Trip at the Poor Knights. .Saturday 03 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 137 Max Depth 15.9 m. Average Depth 10.1 m. Temp 18 c. . O2 21%.Bottom Time 77min. Bottom Time to Date 6146 min Cumulative Time 6223 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000122ySdVVFBchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000122ySdVVFBc/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0008.jpg2012-04-15-0008.jpgOculina virgosa (Ivory coral)..Sunday 15 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 356.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve...Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 199:29 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50..Maximum Depth: 62.7 meters..Bottom Time: 105 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,552 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,657 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002PBjoAc2mHohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002PBjoAc2mHo/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0246.jpg2010-04-18-0246.jpgNudinbranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 241.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 18.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 43:29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 12.2 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,333 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,413 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002seIdvmJuE0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002seIdvmJuE0/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-27-0054.jpg2010-11-27-0054.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near the entrance to Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand.. Saturday 27 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000025U94BZIVOMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000025U94BZIVOM/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-08-0086.jpg2012-07-08-0086.jpgCheilodactylus eqhippium (Painted moki).Sunday 08 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 426.Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 222:08 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 65.9 meters.Bottom Time: 111 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 27,310 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,421 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003Bm1jDz9Fxchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003Bm1jDz9Fxc/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0192.jpg2012-05-12-0192.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003CIm3YZDaY0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003CIm3YZDaY0/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-02-13-06-45-33.jpgTarawera (2003-02-13 06-45-33).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003IZES38xL7shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003IZES38xL7s/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0322.jpg2010-04-21-0322.jpgNudibranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 250.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Middle Arch, Maratea Point, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 53:21 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.1 meters..Bottom Time: 53 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,962 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,015 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003PPFrObYk3ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003PPFrObYk3g/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0255.jpg2012-02-18-0255.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003ze2z.oygcghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003ze2z.oygcg/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0830.jpg2009-12-19-0830.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004aRimyzpOnAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004aRimyzpOnA/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-29-0418.jpg2010-11-29-0418.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) near Akaroa in the South Island of New Zealand..Monday 29 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004x9Tzzw2B6Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004x9Tzzw2B6A/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0427-1.jpg2010-04-17-0427_1.jpgJanolus eximius (Nudibranch), Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 238.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Kent Ericksen. .Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 39.14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,067minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,147minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000046ZFdJSsIy0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000046ZFdJSsIy0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0642.jpg2011-01-05-0642.jpgSnares Crested Penguin (Eudyptes robustus) underwater at Station Cove off North East Island at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005E_LGrGtWeYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005E_LGrGtWeY/fit=1000x1000/251106RGR0020.jpg251106RGR0020.JPGA mural in Leeuwarden in the province Fryslan (Friesland)in the north of the Netherlands..Wednesday 16 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005OPfTshvrQAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005OPfTshvrQA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0290.jpg2011-01-11-0290.jpgA pod of Dusky dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obscurus) reaching their southern limits pictured on a journey back from the Sub Antarctic, Auckland Islands to Dunedin, New Zealand..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005p_ModR4Qhkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005p_ModR4Qhk/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0184.jpg2012-04-20-0184.jpgChironemus marmoratus (Kelpfish)..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 369..Site: Trev?s Rock to El Torito Cave, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,688 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,758 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000057runfbmXbQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000057runfbmXbQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0154.jpg2010-10-03-0154.jpgAt the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 03 October 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 284.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Great Wall..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 100:04 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 27.9 meters...Bottom Time: 204 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,888 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,092minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000059uUTUxprJ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000059uUTUxprJ0/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-31-0393.jpg2009-01-31-0393.jpgA Snapper (Pagrus auatus) near the Entrance to Shark Fin Cave at the Poor Knights, New Zealand..S aturday 31 Febuary.Photograph Richard Robinson .Dive Number 143.Max Depth 21.6 m. .Average Depth 8 m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 71 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6613 min. .Cumulative Time 6684 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006DUIWo3Nld0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006DUIWo3Nld0/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0116.jpg2009-12-19-0116.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006DpH04f8lO0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006DpH04f8lO0/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-23-0496.jpgPseudolabrus miles (Scarlet wrasse)Pseudolabrus miles (Scarlet wrasse)in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Friday 23 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 256.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 21.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 60:40 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.9 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,395 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,465 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006GDYAkZ37GUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006GDYAkZ37GU/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-11-0307.jpg2011-01-11-0307.jpgA pod of Dusky dolphins (Lagenorhynchus obscurus) reaching their southern limits pictured on a journey back from the Sub Antarctic, Auckland Islands to Dunedin, New Zealand..Tuesday 11 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006Pr9CQhgMeIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006Pr9CQhgMeI/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-06-0140.jpg2010-01-06-0140.jpgA Blue-eyed triplefin (Notoclinops segmentatus) at Danger Rock, Northland New Zealand..Wednesday 06 January 2010...Dive Number: 216.Boat: 007, Northland Dive..Site: Danger Rock...Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 14:22 hh:mm..Maximum Depth : 30.8 meters.Bottom Time: 75 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,435 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,510 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006ZbUFuqhzg4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006ZbUFuqhzg4/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-29-0407.jpg2009-10-29-0407.jpgCape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon (right) in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand. At 5.37 pm on February 16th 1986 the Soviet Union built cruise ship The Mikhail Lermontov hit Hawea Rock situated 5 meters deep between the Cape and beacon eventually sinking in Port Gore at 10:45 pm that evening. .Thursday 29 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nzhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007VX.0yxgfKghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007VX.0yxgfKg/fit=1000x1000/2011-11-24-0111.jpg2011-11-24-0111.jpgLillipathes lilliei ( New Zealand black Coral)..Wednesday 23 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 383.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Twin Peaks, Northern Entrance to Port Fitzroy, Great Barrier Island..Temperature: 15.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 172:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 53.6 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,795 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,847 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007Yk_EJo5Q84https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007Yk_EJo5Q84/fit=1000x1000/061206RGR0001.jpg061206RGR0001.JPGStreet scenes around Amsterdam in the Netherlands. .Thursday 17 August 2006 Photograph Richard Robinsonhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007Y9UQkL3QeAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007Y9UQkL3QeA/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0009.jpg2011-01-06-0009.jpgCampbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Sub Antarctic Islands, New Zealand with Heritage Expeditions. .Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007ewmXkefdlghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007ewmXkefdlg/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0285.jpg2012-05-12-0285.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007uFDy9b92EEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007uFDy9b92EE/fit=1000x1000/2009-10-31-1095.jpg2009-10-31-1095.jpgCommon Anemone's (Actinothoe albocincta) line a crane on the the wreck of the Mikhail Lermontov. The Ivan Franko class, Soviet Union built cruise ship measuring 176 meters / 577 feet with a gross tonnage of 20,500 tons rests on the sand in Port Gore in the Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..She sank on February 16th 1986 at 10:45pm after hitting Hawea Rock situated bellow the water between Cape Jackson and the Jackson Head Beacon..Saturday 31 October 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 197.Boat: Sweet Georgia.Site: Mikhail Lermontov, Port Gore, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand..Max Depth: 30.1meters..Temperature: 13 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% and 100%.Bottom Time: 85 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,117 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,202 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008QZVo03X6QMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008QZVo03X6QM/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-01-0107.jpg2009-01-01-0107.jpgNudibranch Tamja verconis at Cave Bay with Pacific Hideaway New Years Eve Trip. .Thursday 01 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 132 Max Depth 26.5 m. Average Depth 12.8 m. Temp 20 c. . O2 :21%.Bottom Time 70 min. Bottom Time to Date 5887 min Cumulative Time 5957 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008g57bka0CwEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008g57bka0CwE/fit=1000x1000/2011-03-27-0285.jpg2011-03-27-0285.jpgNotoclinops segmentatus (Blue-eyed triplefin) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 27 March 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 311.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Magic Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 21.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 126:10 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 17.4 meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 19,219 minutes..Cumulative Time: 19,318 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008jTWc1YHWpshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008jTWc1YHWps/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0185.jpg2010-12-27-0185.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008oU2pqHn_38https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008oU2pqHn_38/fit=1000x1000/2008-08-10-0049.jpg2008-08-10-0049.jpgA Grey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nublis) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 10 August 2008.Dive Number 90 : Poor Knights with Pacific Hideaway.Max Depth 16.2 m. Average Depth 10.4 m. Temp 14c. O2:21%.Bottom Time 62 min. Bottom Time to Date 3899 min Cumulative Time 3961 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008rYgtRKMmR8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008rYgtRKMmR8/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0316.jpg2009-11-15-0316.jpgNew Zealand Crayfish (Jasus edwardsii) at Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 202.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.6 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 80 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,421 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,501 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008sOvGWXHtlohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008sOvGWXHtlo/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1287.jpg2009-12-19-1287.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009ILH412GN3khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009ILH412GN3k/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1282.jpg2009-12-19-1282.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009SGSVbdot0Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009SGSVbdot0E/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0752.jpg2009-12-19-0752.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009T6Trq1GzRAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009T6Trq1GzRA/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-05-09-07-20-09.jpgTarawera (2003-05-09 07-20-09).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009U_dY3FIDf0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009U_dY3FIDf0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0030.jpg2011-01-07-0030.jpgGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Davis Point in Perseverance Harbour on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 295.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Davis Point, Perseverance Harbour, Campbell Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.2 meters..Bottom Time: 41 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,706 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,747 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009U.vvMYOsRYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009U.vvMYOsRY/fit=1000x1000/2008-04-19-0108.jpg2008-04-19-0108.jpgA diver silhouetted at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 19 April 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 73 : The Canyons at the Poor Knights with Dive Tutakaka..Max Depth 22.9 m. Average Depth 14.6.Bottom Time 59 min. Bottom Time to Date 3055 min Cumulative Time 3144 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009oPaeI_tHA4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009oPaeI_tHA4/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0201.jpg2009-12-19-0201.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.JmjiL6tO44https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.JmjiL6tO44/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0249.jpg2012-05-12-0249.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.xQWjOgYD3Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.xQWjOgYD3U/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0197-4.jpg2010-12-21-0197-4.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_S27X6Wv4j0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_S27X6Wv4j0/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0173.jpg2012-11-04-0173.jpgJanolus eximius nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_ZBSOXAE4pohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_ZBSOXAE4po/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-05-14-16-20-10.jpgTarawera (2003-05-14 16-20-10).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_Z4pxrtfcmIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_Z4pxrtfcmI/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0003-2.jpg2011-02-13-0003-2.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 300.Site: Whale Boat wreck, Waikaremoana..Dive Buddy : Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,108 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_hwFqP5tWughttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_hwFqP5tWug/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-09-0031.jpg2009-03-09-0031.jpgThe wreck of the HMNZS Waikato off the coast of Tutukaka, Northland New Zealand..Monday 09 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 152.Max Depth 29.8 m..Temp 23c. O2 32%.Bottom Time 76 min..Bottom Time to Date 7238 min..Cumulative Time 7314 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_lY4Fb1EhKshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_lY4Fb1EhKs/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0220.jpg2012-04-14-0220.jpgNotomithrax sp. (Decorator crab)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 355.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen.Site: The Gardens..Temperature: 19. Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 10 meters..Bottom Time: 74 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,478 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,552minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_00dhVrenIQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_00dhVrenIQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0037.jpg2011-01-07-0037.jpgGiant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) at Davis Point in Perseverance Harbour on the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 295.Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions..Site: Davis Point, Perseverance Harbour, Campbell Island, Sub Antarctic Islands..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 14.2 meters..Bottom Time: 41 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 17,706 minutes..Cumulative Time: 17,747 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_3Qsf0t_mQEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_3Qsf0t_mQE/fit=1000x1000/2010-02-13-0321.jpg2010-02-13-0321.jpgSunset falls on Eastern Arch (Centre) on Aorangaia Island and Blur Maomao Arch (Right) on Archway Island at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 13 February 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fvQc5FXEeD8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fvQc5FXEeD8/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-02-0549-2.jpg2013-02-02-0549-2.JPGSurf lifesaving clubs Omanu Beach (left) and Piha battle it out in the open womens competition at the Piha Big Wave Classic, Auckland. 2 February 2013 New Zealand Herald Photograph by Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j9gxYZ4OC7shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j9gxYZ4OC7s/fit=1000x1000/2011-11-24-0129.jpgSlender RoughyOptivus elongatus (Slender roughy)..Wednesday 23 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 383.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Site: Twin Peaks, Northern Entrance to Port Fitzroy, Great Barrier Island..Temperature: 15.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 172:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 53.6 meters..Bottom Time: 52 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,795 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,847 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lz3fBkIjEcwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lz3fBkIjEcw/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-31-0237.jpg2009-01-31-0237.jpgSnapper (Pagrus auratus) the near the Entrance to Shark Fin Cave at the Poor Knights, New Zealand..S aturday 31 Febuary.Photograph Richard Robinson .Dive Number 143.Max Depth 21.6 m. .Average Depth 8 m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 71 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6613 min. .Cumulative Time 6684 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008iSYXnb5K1Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008iSYXnb5K1A/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0366.jpg2010-12-27-0366.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MESAwMZeAUYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MESAwMZeAUY/fit=1000x1000/2012-05-12-0303.jpg2012-05-12-0303.jpgThe Wedding of Anna Matuszczak and Richard Robinson in Warsaw Poland..Saturday 12 May 2012..Photograph Rafal Kudyba © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AOGn5hfBjw4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AOGn5hfBjw4/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0480.jpg2009-12-19-0480.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.KtWS_HyYfwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.KtWS_HyYfw/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0138.jpg2012-07-07-0138.jpgCadlinella ornatissima (nudibranch)..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 424..Site: Maroro Bay, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 216:55 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50..Maximum Depth: 46.8 meters..Bottom Time: 115 minutes..Bottom Time to Date:27,105 minutes..Cumulative Time: 27,220 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LWSn.3uUeqEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LWSn.3uUeqE/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-01-0100.jpg2009-02-01-0100.jpgCostal Bird the White Faced Heron (Ardea novaehollandiae) nest in a tree at Tutukaka New Zealand..Sunday 01 February 2009 Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vUsJUhDo_q0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vUsJUhDo_q0/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-05-0450-2.jpg2011-01-05-0450-2.dngCape pigeon / petrel (Daption capense) at The Snares (Tine Heke) Sub Antarctic Island Group in the Southern Ocean..Wednesday 05 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_.K76CkxNzYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_.K76CkxNzY/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0428.jpg2010-04-17-0428.jpgJanolus eximius (Nudibranch), Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 238.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Kent Ericksen. .Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 39.14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,067minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,147minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001c7.jAWtE_Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001c7.jAWtE_I/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0349.jpgJanolus cf. hyalinus (Nudibranch)Janolus cf. hyalinus (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Janolus cf. hyalinus.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Distribution: NZ & Australia.Occurrence: ?.Size: 10mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CPFevWLTQUMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CPFevWLTQUM/fit=1000x1000/2013-11-23-0021.jpg2013-11-23-0021.jpgArgonauta nodosa (Paper nautilus) shell. Saturday 23 November 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 499 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon. Dive Andrew Simpson. Time: 11:00 Temperature: 16 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 308:46 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 52.9 meters Bottom Time: 106 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 55% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 33,805 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,911 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eCEZE0eZCoYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eCEZE0eZCoY/fit=1000x1000/2013-11-23-0018.jpg2013-11-23-0018.jpgArgonauta nodosa (Paper nautilus) shell. Saturday 23 November 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 499 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon. Dive Andrew Simpson. Time: 11:00 Temperature: 16 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 308:46 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 52.9 meters Bottom Time: 106 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 55% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 33,805 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,911 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eAxuq63xaSwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eAxuq63xaSw/fit=1000x1000/Poorknights-0012.jpgPoorknights -0012.jpgThe Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve once described by Jacques Cousteau as one of the top 10 dive sites in the world, lies off the coast of Northland, washed by warm currents swept South from the Coral Sea It is one of New Zealand's 31 Marine Reserves.. UNESCO is currently deliberating on making it a World Heritage Site. .Pictured : The Moon Rises over Eastern Arch on the Aorangaia Island.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V4id2jBAr50https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V4id2jBAr50/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2003-05-16-07-40-11.jpgTarawera (2003-05-16 07-40-11).JPGTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bnHOjzc_vS0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bnHOjzc_vS0/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-05-0018.jpg2009-12-05-0018.jpgJewel Anemone's (Corynactis haddoni) on the wreck of the HMNZS Waikato, Northland New Zealand..Saturday 05 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 203.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: HMNZS Waikato.Temperature: 17 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Maximum Depth : 27.5 meters.Bottom Time: 74 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,501 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,575 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K86q8hyFgYghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K86q8hyFgYg/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-09-0203.jpg2010-07-09-0203.jpgAt the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004eXFr6ZMkEIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004eXFr6ZMkEI/fit=1000x1000/2007-11-16-0224.jpg2007-11-16-0224.jpg"The Last Dolphin". Marineland of New Zealand in Napier is home to the last Dolphin held in Captivity in the Country. Kelly a Common Dolphin caught on the 13 December 1974 has long out lived her life expectancy and the attitudes of keeping Dolphins in Captivity..Friday 16 November 2007.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002fFhK5Z87Yghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002fFhK5Z87Yg/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-07-0643.jpg2011-01-07-0643.jpgA Campbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) is silhouetted in evening light off the coast of Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Friday 07 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pKO8.0rTJiEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pKO8.0rTJiE/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0231-2.jpg2011-01-06-0231-2.jpgCampbell albatross (Thalassarche impavida) off the North Cape of the sub antarctic Campbell Island in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B3SPD7GuaiIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B3SPD7GuaiI/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-06-0293.jpg2011-01-06-0293.jpgJellyfish most likely Cyanea sp. off the coast of the subantarctic Campbell Island (Motu Ihupuku) in the Southern Ocean..Thursday 06 January 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000osCis10BE4chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000osCis10BE4c/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0206-2.jpgGold-ribbon GrouperGold-ribbon Grouper (Aulacocephalus temmincki) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011.Dive Number: 350.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.qS2ahBRcaohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.qS2ahBRcao/fit=1000x1000/2012-11-04-0125.jpg2012-11-04-0125.jpgFlabellina albomarginata nudibranch at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JX9EguT.c70https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JX9EguT.c70/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-11-0050.jpgLionfishPterois volitins (Lionfish) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.Monday 11 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 329.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern End of Denham Bay, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 150:08 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 13.2 meters..Bottom Time: 89 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,683 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,772 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zWNckdk3qIghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zWNckdk3qIg/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0344.jpg2012-02-18-0344.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006hPmHNba1eYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006hPmHNba1eY/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-1341.jpg2009-12-19-1341.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tAgbwa1uIyIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tAgbwa1uIyI/fit=1000x1000/2013-06-29-0101.jpg2013-06-29-0101.JPGRoboastra luteolineata (Nudibranch) Saturday 29 June 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 484 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 13:50 Temperature: 16.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 291:36 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.9 meters Bottom Time: 80 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 74% Bottom Time to Date: 32,661 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,741 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.94Qr60laqYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.94Qr60laqY/fit=1000x1000/2013-06-29-0102.jpg2013-06-29-0102.JPGRoboastra luteolineata (Nudibranch) Saturday 29 June 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 484 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 13:50 Temperature: 16.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 291:36 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.9 meters Bottom Time: 80 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 74% Bottom Time to Date: 32,661 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,741 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000015MRiuiHVIohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000015MRiuiHVIo/fit=1000x1000/2013-06-29-0021-2.jpg2013-06-29-0021-2.JPGOkenia atkinsonorum (nudibranch) Saturday 29 June 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 483 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 10:43 Temperature: 16.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 290:17 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 41.4 meters Bottom Time: 100 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 32,589 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,661 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sXlcPj5vf3whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sXlcPj5vf3w/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-22-0168.jpg2013-02-22-0168.JPGFriday 22 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 447 Site: Big Eye Lear. Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 242:24 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.6 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 68% OTU: 70% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,260 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,330 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d_KGkQAB6lshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d_KGkQAB6ls/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2002-11-06-07-35-17.jpgTarawera (2002-11-06 07-35-17).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QcPePwLk7X4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QcPePwLk7X4/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2002-12-01-05-50-39.jpgTarawera (2002-12-01 05-50-39).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alden who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JTtO7ZFa9g0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JTtO7ZFa9g0/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0266.jpg2010-04-18-0266.jpgNudinbranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 241.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 18.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 43:29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 12.2 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,333 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,413 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B5UY5eiY9oshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B5UY5eiY9os/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-10-0059.jpg2010-07-10-0059.jpgUnidentified Gorgonian Fan on Mary's Wall at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 10 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 267.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Mary's Wall to El Torito Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy : Greg Lowe..Temperature: 10 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 76:07 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters...Bottom Time: 86 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 15,323 minutes..Cumulative Time: 15,409 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W_jXJpm_7_Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W_jXJpm_7_A/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0231.jpg2010-04-18-0231.jpgNudinbranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 241.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 18.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 43:29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 12.2 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,333 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,413 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IodYjxzEXN8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IodYjxzEXN8/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0072.jpg2011-10-29-0072.jpgTambja tenuilineata (Nudibranch) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 378.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 166:01 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 38.6 meters..Bottom Time: 102 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,326 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,428 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YhUv1RyqkdUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YhUv1RyqkdU/fit=1000x1000/Tarawera-2002-11-29-07-10-37.jpgTarawera (2002-11-29 07-10-37).jpgTarawera time-lapse project that took a photograph every 5 minutes for a year from 01 November 2002-01 December 2003. .Featuring Lake Tarawera and the Mountain, the project was a great study of light showing how perspectives can change throughout the day..Set up in the relatively early days of days of digital photography this was a joint project with Robin Alder who wrote the computer programs and built the housing to protect the camera from the elements..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2002-2003https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JRqXMCSk0Qkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JRqXMCSk0Qk/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-02-0115.jpg2009-03-02-0115.jpgSpectacled triplefin (Ruanoho whero ) at Magic Wall at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve New Zealand. .Monday 02 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 148.Max Depth 18 m. .Average Depth 10 m. .Temp 28c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 80min. .Bottom Time to Date 6909 min. .Cumulative Time 6989 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ad1oE3CFMVghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ad1oE3CFMVg/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0065.jpg2012-04-20-0065.jpgPseudolabrus luculentus (Orange wrasse) male..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 368..Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Tower Point to Northern Arch, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,618 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,688 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001TaTatCUPYEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001TaTatCUPYE/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0065.jpg2011-04-09-0065.JPGL'Esperance Rock, the southernmost islet in the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Hb6TO3ynuJkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Hb6TO3ynuJk/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0038.jpg2011-04-09-0038.JPGL'Esperance Rock, the southernmost islet in the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DMQoetKkmxUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DMQoetKkmxU/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0044.jpg2011-04-09-0044.JPGL'Esperance Rock, the southernmost islet in the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FuKzLXZWmZUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FuKzLXZWmZU/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0069.jpg2011-04-09-0069.JPGL'Esperance Rock, the southernmost islet in the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PsIvZDb7.4Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PsIvZDb7.4A/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0069-1.jpg2011-04-09-0069_1.JPGL'Esperance Rock, the southernmost islet in the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H2d6eOk20SYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H2d6eOk20SY/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0077.jpg2011-04-09-0077.JPGL'Esperance Rock, the southernmost islet in the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QdhpUulyUMUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QdhpUulyUMU/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0281.jpg2011-04-09-0281.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) off the coast of one of the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HsEo7_RxeOQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HsEo7_RxeOQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0270.jpg2011-04-09-0270.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) off the coast of one of the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o0BveOh.yTkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o0BveOh.yTk/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0283.jpg2011-04-09-0283.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) off the coast of one of the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008BZLuYAQRNohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008BZLuYAQRNo/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0078.jpg2011-04-09-0078.JPGL'Esperance Rock, the southernmost islet in the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ci6_gifasm0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ci6_gifasm0/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0079.jpg2011-04-09-0079.JPGL'Esperance Rock, the southernmost islet in the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wcBkul2s8KIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wcBkul2s8KI/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0090.jpg2011-04-09-0090.JPGSaturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xMj2UOo_Q9ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xMj2UOo_Q9o/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0319.jpg2011-04-09-0319.JPGCurtis and Cheeseman Islands in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000084RijCn6r3ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000084RijCn6r3g/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0350.jpg2011-04-09-0350.JPGCurtis and Cheeseman Islands in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N5MenhUgfHwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N5MenhUgfHw/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0479.jpg2011-04-09-0479.JPGMacauley Island, the second largest island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aPuxkUoYPF0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aPuxkUoYPF0/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0466.jpg2011-04-09-0466.JPGMacauley Island, the second largest island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KrEtuUxZrcEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KrEtuUxZrcE/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0333.jpg2011-04-09-0333.JPGCurtis and Cheeseman Islands in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000koMJ2YkjPUchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000koMJ2YkjPUc/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0094.jpg2011-04-09-0094.JPGL'Esperance Rock, the southernmost islet in the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o3xGwCcqcgIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o3xGwCcqcgI/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0489.jpg2011-04-09-0489.JPGMacauley Island, the second largest island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BYbLD6sCfmohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BYbLD6sCfmo/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0097.jpg2011-04-09-0097.JPGL'Esperance Rock, the southernmost islet in the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y8oLgZpYSvQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y8oLgZpYSvQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0505.jpg2011-04-09-0505.JPGMacauley Island, the second largest island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dWZEWnSb..Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dWZEWnSb..Y/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0491.jpg2011-04-09-0491.JPGMacauley Island, the second largest island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004YpwSnKveRQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004YpwSnKveRQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0364.jpg2011-04-09-0364.JPGCurtis and Cheeseman Islands in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wRglGrDsveshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wRglGrDsves/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0367.jpg2011-04-09-0367.JPGCurtis and Cheeseman Islands in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pHkdVx63m0Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pHkdVx63m0U/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0126.jpg2011-04-09-0126.JPGL'Esperance Rock, the southernmost islet in the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sO76lD1Ma3shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sO76lD1Ma3s/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0366-2.jpg2011-04-09-0366-2.JPGCurtis and Cheeseman Islands in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Pvnaxif228Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Pvnaxif228M/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0112.jpg2011-04-09-0112.JPGL'Esperance Rock, the southernmost islet in the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004XkK4DfhteUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004XkK4DfhteU/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0122.jpg2011-04-09-0122.JPGL'Esperance Rock, the southernmost islet in the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g2JK.nRcGLchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g2JK.nRcGLc/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0502.jpg2011-04-09-0502.JPGMacauley Island, the second largest island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006LuTEmN6vjQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006LuTEmN6vjQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0094-1.jpg2011-04-09-0094_1.JPGL'Esperance Rock, the southernmost islet in the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MS9LeM_1bHghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MS9LeM_1bHg/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0379.jpg2011-04-09-0379.JPGCurtis and Cheeseman Islands in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gYYW4KMLZpIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gYYW4KMLZpI/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0506.jpg2011-04-09-0506.JPGMacauley Island, the second largest island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009JCOqzzwbKohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009JCOqzzwbKo/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0373.jpg2011-04-09-0373.JPGCurtis and Cheeseman Islands in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yxxFbeMmqNchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yxxFbeMmqNc/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0376.jpg2011-04-09-0376.JPGCurtis and Cheeseman Islands in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wp8OVieoXBIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wp8OVieoXBI/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0390.jpg2011-04-09-0390.JPGCurtis and Cheeseman Islands in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000giVabAbHkXghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000giVabAbHkXg/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0400.jpg2011-04-09-0400.JPGCurtis and Cheeseman Islands in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009QZZ9r6LgsQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009QZZ9r6LgsQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0406.jpg2011-04-09-0406.JPGCurtis and Cheeseman Islands in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nYBI.x60iTwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nYBI.x60iTw/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0010.jpg2011-04-10-0010.JPGMeyer Islands are silhouetted at sunrise Sunday 10 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J7s8GyQjeZ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J7s8GyQjeZ0/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0410.jpg2011-04-09-0410.JPGCurtis and Cheeseman Islands in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mwx0GrlzUeIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mwx0GrlzUeI/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0415.jpg2011-04-09-0415.JPGCurtis and Cheeseman Islands in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V55b2NlG_bghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V55b2NlG_bg/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0421.jpg2011-04-09-0421.JPGCurtis and Cheeseman Islands in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000u7.eANFDxshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000u7.eANFDxs/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0423.jpg2011-04-09-0423.JPGCurtis and Cheeseman Islands in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TmCOMiwdt18https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TmCOMiwdt18/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0125.jpg2011-04-10-0125.JPGThe coral eating Cown of Thorns Star (Acanthaster planci) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 327 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 147:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.9 meters. Bottom Time: 92 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,494 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,586 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g9yi5TAgNTghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g9yi5TAgNTg/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0405.jpg2011-04-10-0405.JPGThe coral eating Crown of Thorns Star (Acanthaster planci) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AquhGHPiAvAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AquhGHPiAvA/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0279.jpgTrumpetfishAulostomus chinensis (Trumpetfish)Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eLxuCeezkuchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eLxuCeezkuc/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0173.jpg2011-04-10-0173.JPGUnderwater Photographer Ian Skipworth diving Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 327 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 147:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.9 meters. Bottom Time: 92 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,494 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,586 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UsES5d6VnkMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UsES5d6VnkM/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0134.jpgLionfishLionfish (Pterois volatins) from the family Scorpaenidae at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 327 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 147:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.9 meters. Bottom Time: 92 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,494 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,586 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CkRJBwc3t60https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CkRJBwc3t60/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0150.jpgYellow-banded perchA Yellow-banded perch (Acanthistius cinctus) towers over a Lionfish (Pterois volatins) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 327 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 147:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.9 meters. Bottom Time: 92 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,494 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,586 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gLbx6lP0uI8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gLbx6lP0uI8/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-11-0013-1.jpgLionfishLionfish (Pterois volatins) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.Monday 11 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 329 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Southern End of Denham Bay, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 150:08 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 13.2 meters. Bottom Time: 89 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,683 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,772 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JMmZhcKbeYEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JMmZhcKbeYE/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0338.jpgLionfishLionfish (Pterois volitins) from the family Scorpaenidae at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gi.TxHiHvoMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gi.TxHiHvoM/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0335.jpgLionfishLionfish (Pterois volitins) from the family Scorpaenidae at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jhu8iCBT6Jchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jhu8iCBT6Jc/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-11-0018.jpgLionfishLionfish (Pterois volatins) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.Monday 11 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 329 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Southern End of Denham Bay, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 150:08 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 13.2 meters. Bottom Time: 89 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,683 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,772 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H_BTtjLVmhshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H_BTtjLVmhs/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-11-0024.jpgLionfishLionfish (Pterois volatins) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.Monday 11 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 329 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Southern End of Denham Bay, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 150:08 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 13.2 meters. Bottom Time: 89 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,683 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,772 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Hz.gcduuLwghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Hz.gcduuLwg/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-11-0027.jpgLionfishLionfish (Pterois volatins) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.Monday 11 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 329 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Southern End of Denham Bay, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 150:08 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 13.2 meters. Bottom Time: 89 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,683 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,772 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Cek88rGAH.0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Cek88rGAH.0/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-12-0075.jpg2011-04-12-0075.JPGDepartment of Conservation Hostel on the northern side of Raoul Island for small group of rangers and volunteers who undertake a range of tasks, including weather observation, weed control, reserve and facilities maintenance and monitoring volcanic activity. Monday 11 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gOPW2ZY4Dskhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gOPW2ZY4Dsk/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-11-0237-2.jpg2011-04-11-0237-2.JPGRaoul Island the largest island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Monday 11 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O_VMxf6Bqekhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O_VMxf6Bqek/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-12-0148.jpg2011-04-12-0148.JPGNorthern Coast of Raoul Island looking east on the largest island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Monday 11 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HHoZ17wH_7Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HHoZ17wH_7M/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-12-0160.jpg2011-04-12-0160.JPGHutchison Bluff on Raoul Island the largest island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Monday 11 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XMG1CX7zDe8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XMG1CX7zDe8/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-12-0075-2.jpg2011-04-12-0075-2.JPGDepartment of Conservation Hostel on the northern side of Raoul Island for small group of rangers and volunteers who undertake a range of tasks, including weather observation, weed control, reserve and facilities maintenance and monitoring volcanic activity. Monday 11 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006QoUgnusr_ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006QoUgnusr_o/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0213-Edit.jpg2011-04-10-0213-Edit.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.These fish can grow over 100 years old, reaching a length of 2 metres, weighing over 150kg.Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008nQUjiPGO0ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008nQUjiPGO0o/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0211.jpg2011-04-10-0211.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.These fish can grow over 100 years old, reaching a length of 2 metres, weighing over 150kg.Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UIBhjUmUPgMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UIBhjUmUPgM/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0221-2.jpg2011-04-10-0221-2.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.These fish can grow over 100 years old, reaching a length of 2 metres, weighing over 150kg.Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IutG86uY72Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IutG86uY72I/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0223-Edit.jpg2011-04-10-0223-Edit.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.These fish can grow over 100 years old, reaching a length of 2 metres, weighing over 150kg.Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jCi_qrDq3Vghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jCi_qrDq3Vg/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0225.jpg2011-04-10-0225.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.These fish can grow over 100 years old, reaching a length of 2 metres, weighing over 150kg.Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OzesnKFko4Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OzesnKFko4A/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0224.jpg2011-04-10-0224.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.These fish can grow over 100 years old, reaching a length of 2 metres, weighing over 150kg.Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HPi9y4rW8VYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HPi9y4rW8VY/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0228.jpg2011-04-10-0228.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.These fish can grow over 100 years old, reaching a length of 2 metres, weighing over 150kg.Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005wzE5SJcXtkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005wzE5SJcXtk/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0262.jpg2011-04-10-0262.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.These fish can grow over 100 years old, reaching a length of 2 metres, weighing over 150kg.Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O81sZ8XQdGchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O81sZ8XQdGc/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0250-2.jpg2011-04-10-0250-2.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.These fish can grow over 100 years old, reaching a length of 2 metres, weighing over 150kg.Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000teBS0y1pSNkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000teBS0y1pSNk/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0257.jpg2011-04-10-0257.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.These fish can grow over 100 years old, reaching a length of 2 metres, weighing over 150kg.Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y6F03HmFITMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y6F03HmFITM/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0265.jpg2011-04-10-0265.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.These fish can grow over 100 years old, reaching a length of 2 metres, weighing over 150kg.Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Gjh6WE.kK9shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Gjh6WE.kK9s/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-12-0002.jpg2011-04-12-0002.JPGNapier Island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Monday 11 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FlzfJeNnoIohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FlzfJeNnoIo/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0362.jpg2011-04-10-0362.JPGZanclus cornutus (Moorish idol). Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UvempmYEO64https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UvempmYEO64/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0361.jpg2011-04-10-0361.JPGZanclus cornutus (Moorish idol). Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008L89Ffkt1f4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008L89Ffkt1f4/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0359.jpg2011-04-10-0359.JPGMimic blenny (Plagiotremus tapeinosoma) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZUp.ob6l6S8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZUp.ob6l6S8/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0357.jpg2011-04-10-0357.JPGMimic blenny (Plagiotremus tapeinosoma) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GPs4mLenyr8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GPs4mLenyr8/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0351.jpg2011-04-10-0351.JPGHermit Crab at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QLRlG72aDqshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QLRlG72aDqs/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0408.jpg2011-04-10-0408.JPGGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nubilus) amongst coral at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mhby30bCLlkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mhby30bCLlk/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0410.jpg2011-04-10-0410.JPGGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nubilus) amongst coral at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xER_yMZX0Vghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xER_yMZX0Vg/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0410-2.jpg2011-04-10-0410-2.JPGGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nubilus) amongst coral at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 328 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters. Bottom Time: 97 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Uj0wJdvKSTghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Uj0wJdvKSTg/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-11-0179.jpgGalapagos SharkGalapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Monday 11 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 329 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Southern End of Denham Bay, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 150:08 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 13.2 meters. Bottom Time: 89 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,683 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,772 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LVGSUREc5Ichttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LVGSUREc5Ic/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-11-0080-2.jpg2011-04-11-0080-2.JPGUnidentified Starfish Monday 11 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 329 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Southern End of Denham Bay, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 150:08 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 13.2 meters. Bottom Time: 89 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,683 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,772 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b7sV9wsYxHYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b7sV9wsYxHY/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-11-0080.jpg2011-04-11-0080.JPGUnidentified Starfish Monday 11 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 329 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Southern End of Denham Bay, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 150:08 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 13.2 meters. Bottom Time: 89 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,683 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,772 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000g7H7ibMDcchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000g7H7ibMDcc/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-13-0140.jpg2011-04-13-0140.JPGLarge Hermit Crab at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.Wednesday 13 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 331 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Southern Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 152:17 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters. Bottom Time: 69 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,839 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,908 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cOH7CmCqfhIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cOH7CmCqfhI/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-13-0049.jpg2011-04-13-0049.JPGGymnothorax nubilus (Grey Moray) Wednesday 13 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 330 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Southern Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 151:11 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.3 meters. Bottom Time: 67 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,772 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,839 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003lw5TpzH0bchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003lw5TpzH0bc/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-13-0119.jpg2011-04-13-0119.JPGLarge purple Gorgonian Fan at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Wednesday 13 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 330 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Southern Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 151:11 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.3 meters. Bottom Time: 67 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,772 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,839 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K1yJCeDYrZohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K1yJCeDYrZo/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-13-0079.jpg2011-04-13-0079.JPGLarge purple Gorgonian Fan at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Wednesday 13 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 330 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Southern Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 151:11 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.3 meters. Bottom Time: 67 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,772 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,839 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YRgu1rR0EsAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YRgu1rR0EsA/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-13-0226.jpg2011-04-13-0226.JPGA species of Antipatharia (black coral) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Wednesday 13 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 331 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Southern Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 152:17 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters. Bottom Time: 69 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,839 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,908 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fivGo2xMiNwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fivGo2xMiNw/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-13-0128.jpg2011-04-13-0128.JPGA species of Antipatharia (black coral) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.Wednesday 13 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 330 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Southern Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 151:11 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.3 meters. Bottom Time: 67 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,772 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,839 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NmTDunTQvKIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NmTDunTQvKI/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-13-0056.jpg2011-04-13-0056.JPGSpecies of Antipatharia (black corals) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Wednesday 13 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 330 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Southern Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 151:11 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.3 meters. Bottom Time: 67 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,772 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,839 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009OavrS45d7whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009OavrS45d7w/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-13-0221.jpg2011-04-13-0221.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) ) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.These fish can grow over 100 years old, reaching a length of 2 metres, weighing over 150kg.Wednesday 13 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 331 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Southern Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 152:17 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters. Bottom Time: 69 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,839 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,908 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QeiTn2EUdNAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QeiTn2EUdNA/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-13-0154.jpg2011-04-13-0154.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) ) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.These fish can grow over 100 years old, reaching a length of 2 metres, weighing over 150kg.Wednesday 13 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 331 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Southern Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 152:17 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters. Bottom Time: 69 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,839 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,908 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z1Wc5JXM5Oshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z1Wc5JXM5Os/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-13-0062.jpg2011-04-13-0062.JPGCoral Turbinaria sp. at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Wednesday 13 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 330 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Southern Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 151:11 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.3 meters. Bottom Time: 67 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,772 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,839 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ADHYHNUQlMchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ADHYHNUQlMc/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-07-0054.jpg2011-04-07-0054.JPGA storm brews in the South Pacific Ocean on a journey up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Thursday 07 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AptZCedyvWUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AptZCedyvWU/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-07-0073.jpg2011-04-07-0073.JPGA storm brews in the South Pacific Ocean on a journey up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Thursday 07 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006BvXgJlrgwkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006BvXgJlrgwk/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-07-0018.jpg2011-04-07-0018.JPGA storm brews in the South Pacific Ocean on a journey up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Thursday 07 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y6Pc2vBenLAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y6Pc2vBenLA/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-07-0074.jpg2011-04-07-0074.JPGPhotograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D_eGwa7E2d8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D_eGwa7E2d8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-09-0036.jpg2011-05-09-0036.JPGA pod of Pilot Whale's (Globicephala melas) in the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the largest Marine Reserve in New Zealand for the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 09 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gYj4paod9qQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gYj4paod9qQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-07-0088.jpg2011-04-07-0088.JPGA storm brews in the South Pacific Ocean on a journey up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Thursday 07 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000evFdlculms8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000evFdlculms8/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-07-0084.jpg2011-04-07-0084.JPGA storm brews in the South Pacific Ocean on a journey up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Thursday 07 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YGJ7LNQiRMMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YGJ7LNQiRMM/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-07-0085.jpg2011-04-07-0085.JPGA storm brews in the South Pacific Ocean on a journey up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Thursday 07 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AacDU87Tklkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AacDU87Tklk/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-07-0105.jpg2011-04-07-0105.JPGAn albatross on the horizon as a storm brews in the South Pacific Ocean on a journey up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Thursday 07 April 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Gdum25ZsnbUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Gdum25ZsnbU/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-07-0090.jpg2011-04-07-0090.JPGA storm brews in the South Pacific Ocean on a journey up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Thursday 07 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000mQxYuBofTQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000mQxYuBofTQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-07-0126.jpg2011-04-07-0126.JPGA storm brews in the South Pacific Ocean on a journey up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Thursday 07 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XBFU6iDpMg0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XBFU6iDpMg0/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-07-0165.jpg2011-04-07-0165.JPGAn albatross on the horizon as a storm brews in the South Pacific Ocean on a journey up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Thursday 07 April 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RFBFYN3NX5chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RFBFYN3NX5c/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-07-0183.jpg2011-04-07-0183.JPGAlbatross in the South Pacific Ocean on a journey up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Thursday 07 April 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VmXqdPUuIwghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VmXqdPUuIwg/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-07-0172.jpg2011-04-07-0172.JPGAn albatross on the horizon as a storm brews in the South Pacific Ocean on a journey up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Thursday 07 April 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KlKCGsX5B.Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KlKCGsX5B.Y/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-07-0184.jpg2011-04-07-0184.JPGAlbatross in the South Pacific Ocean on a journey up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Thursday 07 April 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kHWnTuzVvgwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kHWnTuzVvgw/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-07-0190.jpg2011-04-07-0190.JPGA storm brews in the South Pacific Ocean on a journey up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Thursday 07 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nD4WlgdIM8Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nD4WlgdIM8U/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-07-0191.jpg2011-04-07-0191.JPGA storm brews in the South Pacific Ocean on a journey up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Thursday 07 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CwOHNC.agZohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CwOHNC.agZo/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-08-0024.jpg2011-04-08-0024.JPGThe dawn welcomes Heritage Expeditions vessel the Sprit of Enderby in the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Friday 08 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001UduGcIOOm4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001UduGcIOOm4/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-08-0028.jpg2011-04-08-0028.JPGThe dawn welcomes Heritage Expeditions vessel the Sprit of Enderby in the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Friday 08 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000628sVQOOJ6shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000628sVQOOJ6s/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-08-0229.jpg2011-04-08-0229.JPGSunset over the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Friday 08 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z1eYmJ6VZn8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z1eYmJ6VZn8/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-08-0238.jpg2011-04-08-0238.JPGSunset over the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Friday 08 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LmwiQ8fbx2Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LmwiQ8fbx2E/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-08-0280.jpg2011-04-08-0280.JPGSunset over the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Friday 08 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qJOJfGhO4iYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qJOJfGhO4iY/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-08-0303.jpg2011-04-08-0303.JPGSunset over the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Friday 08 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WEnogq210nQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WEnogq210nQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0003.jpg2011-04-09-0003.JPGDawn rises over the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004UTwBpDGCxIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004UTwBpDGCxI/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0029.jpg2011-04-09-0029.JPGThe dawn welcomes Heritage Expeditions vessel the Sprit of Enderby on a voyage on the South Pacific Ocean up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000higtQm0E8bEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000higtQm0E8bE/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0198.jpg2011-04-09-0198.JPGPanoramic view of the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000py35ftjS69Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000py35ftjS69Q/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0043.jpg2011-04-09-0043.JPGDawn rises over the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory. Saturday 09 April 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008jPU2h0qnWIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008jPU2h0qnWI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-09-0092.jpg2011-05-09-0092.JPGThe sun sets over the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the largest Marine Reserve in New Zealand for the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 09 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PgDJcBKZ1vshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PgDJcBKZ1vs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-09-0071.jpg2011-05-09-0071.JPGThe suns sets over the bow of the RV Braveheart in the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the largest Marine Reserve in New Zealand for the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 09 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PCW9zQLhzY8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PCW9zQLhzY8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-09-0090.jpg2011-05-09-0090.JPGThe sun sets over the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the largest Marine Reserve in New Zealand for the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 09 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bQoN2CugU1ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bQoN2CugU1g/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-09-0102.jpg2011-05-09-0102.JPGThe sun sets over the bow of the RV Braveheart in the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the largest Marine Reserve in New Zealand for the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 09 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003ubgRp97hYYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003ubgRp97hYY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-09-0108.jpg2011-05-09-0108.JPGThe sun sets over the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the largest Marine Reserve in New Zealand for the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 09 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KMPFrr.qe5Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KMPFrr.qe5Q/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-09-0119.jpg2011-05-09-0119.JPGThe sun sets over the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the largest Marine Reserve in New Zealand for the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 09 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009daWCzs8KAQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009daWCzs8KAQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-09-0139.jpg2011-05-09-0139.JPGThe sun sets over the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the largest Marine Reserve in New Zealand for the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 09 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XMNGFhqTse0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XMNGFhqTse0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-10-0041.jpg2011-05-10-0041.JPGA storm brews over the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the largest Marine Reserve in New Zealand for the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 10 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tCruXA854ZQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tCruXA854ZQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-10-0014.jpg2011-05-10-0014.JPGThe sun rises over the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the largest Marine Reserve in New Zealand for the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Expedition. Tuesday 10 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000086pj5SvNgb0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000086pj5SvNgb0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-10-0048.jpg2011-05-10-0048.JPGA storm brews over the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the largest Marine Reserve in New Zealand for the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 10 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_gjJcYkoxZ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_gjJcYkoxZ0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-10-0055.jpg2011-05-10-0055.JPGA storm brews over the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the largest Marine Reserve in New Zealand for the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 10 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Rw5cyZTimJchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Rw5cyZTimJc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-11-0047.jpg2011-05-11-0047.JPGA storm brews over the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the largest Marine Reserve in New Zealand for the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa. Wednesday 11 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nNy2_s4IjeMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nNy2_s4IjeM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-11-0034.jpg2011-05-11-0034.JPGA storm brews over the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the largest Marine Reserve in New Zealand for the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa. Wednesday 11 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V7aEmISj334https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V7aEmISj334/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-11-0044.jpg2011-05-11-0044.JPGA storm brews over the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the largest Marine Reserve in New Zealand for the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa. Wednesday 11 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TmrrwiodywYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TmrrwiodywY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-11-0055.jpg2011-05-11-0055.JPGA storm brews over the South Pacific Ocean on a voyage up to the largest Marine Reserve in New Zealand for the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa. Wednesday 11 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pkrwpTryI34https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pkrwpTryI34/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0211-2.jpg2011-05-12-0211-2.JPGClinton Duffy, Scientific Officer (Marine Species), Marine Conservation Team at the Department of Conservation does a transect to record big fish such as Galapagos Sharks and Spotted Black Grouper down the western side of North and South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 201. Dive Number: 332 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island to South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 20.1 meters. Bottom Time: 55 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,908 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,963 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hlixUDXoepUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hlixUDXoepU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0220.jpg2011-05-12-0220.JPGRock Topography on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 332 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island to South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 20.1 meters. Bottom Time: 55 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,908 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,963 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ouEXVd.ILoEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ouEXVd.ILoE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0222.jpg2011-05-12-0222.JPGKyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer) in the shallows over rock and coral topography on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 332 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island to South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 20.1 meters. Bottom Time: 55 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,908 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,963 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000092VlD5Ro_5Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000092VlD5Ro_5I/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0234-2.jpg2011-05-12-0234-2.JPGKyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer) in the shallows over rock and coral topography on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 332 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island to South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 20.1 meters. Bottom Time: 55 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,908 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,963 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ExTbd93m3_Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ExTbd93m3_Q/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0232.jpg2011-05-12-0232.JPGRock Topography on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 332 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island to South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 20.1 meters. Bottom Time: 55 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,908 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,963 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hvkUuaHV0Uwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hvkUuaHV0Uw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0240-2.jpg2011-05-12-0240-2.JPGKyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer) in the shallows over rock and coral topography on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 332 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island to South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 20.1 meters. Bottom Time: 55 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,908 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,963 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f7VC36psnnUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f7VC36psnnU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0244-2.jpg2011-05-12-0244-2.JPGRock and Coral topography on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 332 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island to South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 20.1 meters. Bottom Time: 55 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,908 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,963 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jSMOasjyNXMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jSMOasjyNXM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0266-3.jpg2011-05-12-0266-3.JPGClinton Duffy, Scientific Officer (Marine Species), Marine Conservation Team at the Department of Conservation does a transect to record big fish such as Galapagos Sharks and Spotted Black Grouper down the western side of North and South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 201. Dive Number: 332 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island to South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 20.1 meters. Bottom Time: 55 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,908 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,963 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005Cf3EYezmn4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005Cf3EYezmn4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0269-2.jpg2011-05-12-0269-2.JPGClinton Duffy, Scientific Officer (Marine Species), Marine Conservation Team at the Department of Conservation does a transect to record big fish such as Galapagos Sharks and Spotted Black Grouper down the western side of North and South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 201. Dive Number: 332 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island to South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 20.1 meters. Bottom Time: 55 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,908 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,963 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XY__WeMQt90https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XY__WeMQt90/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0274.jpg2011-05-12-0274.JPGClinton Duffy, Scientific Officer (Marine Species), Marine Conservation Team at the Department of Conservation does a transect to record big fish such as Galapagos Sharks and Spotted Black Grouper down the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 333 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22.5 meters. Bottom Time: 28 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,963 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,991 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.sEOMbsioGkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.sEOMbsioGk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0270.jpg2011-05-12-0270.JPGTwo lone Blue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) are surrounded by a school of Demoiselle (Chromis dispilus) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 332 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island to South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 20.1 meters. Bottom Time: 55 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,908 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,963 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pXTc3rW24gohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pXTc3rW24go/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0427.jpg2011-05-12-0427.JPGSandagerÕs wrasse (Coris sandageri) hangs around a coral formation on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 334 Dive Buddy: Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 59 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,991 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,050 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t8_nfr1IpuQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t8_nfr1IpuQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0211.jpg2011-05-12-0211.JPGClinton Duffy, Scientific Officer (Marine Species), Marine Conservation Team at the Department of Conservation does a transect to record big fish such as Galapagos Sharks and Spotted Black Grouper down the western side of North and South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 201. Dive Number: 332 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island to South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 20.1 meters. Bottom Time: 55 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,908 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,963 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NycXmv.At5chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NycXmv.At5c/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0362.jpg2011-05-13-0362.JPGRock and Coral topography on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 336 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island to North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 18.8 meters. Bottom Time: 67 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,094 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,161 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oEX3xsjiKeshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oEX3xsjiKes/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-11-0106.jpg2011-05-11-0106.JPGCurtis and Cheeseman Islands viewed from the South (The larger of the two Curtis Island pictured on the right is an active volcano) in the Kermadec Islands, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 11 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008Y5bxIzHl4Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008Y5bxIzHl4M/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-11-0096.jpg2011-05-11-0096.JPGCurtis and Cheeseman Islands viewed from the South (The larger of the two Curtis Island pictured on the right is an active volcano) in the Kermadec Islands, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 11 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mb_BFmaH1Johttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mb_BFmaH1Jo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-11-0069.jpg2011-05-11-0069.JPGCurtis and Cheeseman Islands viewed from the South (The larger of the two Curtis Island pictured on the right is an active volcano) in the Kermadec Islands, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 11 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.1UsGlSdv7ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.1UsGlSdv7g/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0379.jpg2011-05-13-0379.JPGRock and Coral topography on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 336 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island to North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 18.8 meters. Bottom Time: 67 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,094 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,161 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QKp6Om6n4iEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QKp6Om6n4iE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0404.jpg2011-05-13-0404.JPGGalapagos Sharks (Carcharhinus galapagensis) are silhouetted in late afternoon light on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 337 Dive Buddy: Site: Boat Harbour North End of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 17.8 meters. Bottom Time: 41 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,161 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,202 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O2ZOwJ_2Gsghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O2ZOwJ_2Gsg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-11-0153.jpg2011-05-11-0153.JPGCurtis and Cheeseman Islands viewed from the South (The larger of the two Curtis Island pictured on the right is an active volcano) in the Kermadec Islands, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 11 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d0R8j5Kl6tohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d0R8j5Kl6to/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0050.jpg2011-05-13-0050.JPGDawn breaks over Napier and Nugent Island (Pictured from left) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KK_GsXJXqx8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KK_GsXJXqx8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-11-0131.jpg2011-05-11-0131.JPGCurtis and Cheeseman Islands viewed from the South (The larger of the two Curtis Island pictured on the right is an active volcano) in the Kermadec Islands, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 11 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z3HLsEh5mvkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z3HLsEh5mvk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-11-0159.jpg2011-05-11-0159.JPGCurtis and Cheeseman Islands viewed from the South (The larger of the two Curtis Island pictured on the right is an active volcano) in the Kermadec Islands, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 11 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PjCD48u.BV4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PjCD48u.BV4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0066.jpg2011-05-13-0066.JPGDawn breaks over Napier and Nugent Island (Pictured from left) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V47riyp_H7chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V47riyp_H7c/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0071.jpg2011-05-13-0071.JPGDawn breaks over North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GXas._BXeokhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GXas._BXeok/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-11-0166.jpg2011-05-11-0166.JPGCurtis and Cheeseman Islands viewed from the South (The larger of the two Curtis Island pictured on the right is an active volcano) in the Kermadec Islands, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 11 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xwwY31mP8y0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xwwY31mP8y0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-11-0178.jpg2011-05-11-0178.JPGCheeseman Island a islet in the Kermadec Islands group, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Wednesday 11 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BsLIPPiIJj0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BsLIPPiIJj0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-11-0180.jpg2011-05-11-0180.JPGCheeseman Island a islet in the Kermadec Islands group, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Wednesday 11 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i7ObWBRxPd0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i7ObWBRxPd0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0098.jpg2011-05-13-0098.JPGSeabirds take flight at dawn above North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YxKVOOtz_hohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YxKVOOtz_ho/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0116.jpg2011-05-13-0116.JPGSeabirds take flight at dawn above North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sGIlg.Nwjwwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sGIlg.Nwjww/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-11-0189.jpg2011-05-11-0189.JPGCheeseman Island a islet in the Kermadec Islands group, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Wednesday 11 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003nTb0dPoM74https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003nTb0dPoM74/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-11-0250.jpg2011-05-11-0250.JPGCurtis and Cheeseman Islands viewed from the North (The larger of the two Curtis Island pictured on the left is an active volcano) in the Kermadec Islands, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Wednesday 11 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y.AK1KGh2OUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y.AK1KGh2OU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-11-0209.jpg2011-05-11-0209.JPGCurtis Island is an active volcano in the Kermadec Islands, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 11 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AmpFPTYomlghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AmpFPTYomlg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-11-0251.jpg2011-05-11-0251.JPGCurtis and Cheeseman Islands viewed from the North (The larger of the two Curtis Island pictured on the left is an active volcano) in the Kermadec Islands, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Wednesday 11 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000usW3CQSM82Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000usW3CQSM82Q/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0320-Edit.jpgGalapagos SharkGalapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 333 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22.5 meters. Bottom Time: 28 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,963 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,991 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OFi26Hzu_CAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OFi26Hzu_CA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-11-0005.jpg2011-05-11-0005.JPGL'Esperance Rock formerly known as French Rock is a tiny pinnacle in the South Pacific Ocean measuring 250m in diameter and is the southern most islet in the Kermade Islands, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 11 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006nT0cwoBNrchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006nT0cwoBNrc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0303-3.jpgGalapagos SharkGalapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 333 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22.5 meters. Bottom Time: 28 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,963 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,991 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bpiNe1elO9Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bpiNe1elO9Y/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-11-0012.jpg2011-05-11-0012.JPGL'Esperance Rock formerly known as French Rock is a tiny pinnacle in the South Pacific Ocean measuring 250m in diameter and is the southern most islet in the Kermade Islands, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 11 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nxM.1bKOD.shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nxM.1bKOD.s/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-11-0007.jpg2011-05-11-0007.JPGL'Esperance Rock formerly known as French Rock is a tiny pinnacle in the South Pacific Ocean measuring 250m in diameter and is the southern most islet in the Kermade Islands, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 11 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005tiOkGbPhWshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005tiOkGbPhWs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0327.jpgGalapagos SharkGalapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 333 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22.5 meters. Bottom Time: 28 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,963 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,991 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rFtvv5Zl1YIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rFtvv5Zl1YI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0332-Edit.jpgSpotted black grouperSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) with a Galapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.hursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 333 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22.5 meters. Bottom Time: 28 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,963 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,991 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ehEhKZzG6xMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ehEhKZzG6xM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-11-0020.jpg2011-05-11-0020.JPGL'Esperance Rock formerly known as French Rock is a tiny pinnacle in the South Pacific Ocean measuring 250m in diameter and is the southern most islet in the Kermade Islands, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 11 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dJkH08wlqZIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dJkH08wlqZI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0029.jpg2011-05-12-0029.JPGDawn Breaks over West Chanter Island in the Herald Islets with (Pictured from left) The Meyer Islands, Napier and Dayrell and the tip of North Chanter Island in the Background. Situated of the coast of Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands group, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011. hotograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008kvEPipFYD8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008kvEPipFYD8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0034.jpg2011-05-12-0034.JPGSeabirds take flight at dawn from North (left) and South Chanter Islands in the Herald Islets in the Kermadec Islands group, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000..zjMSec488https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000..zjMSec488/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0022-2.jpg2011-05-12-0022-2.JPGThe sun rises between North (left) and South Chanter Islands in the Herald Islets in the Kermadec Islands group, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MTv633aUhOkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MTv633aUhOk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-11-0025.jpg2011-05-11-0025.JPGL'Esperance Rock formerly known as French Rock is a tiny pinnacle in the South Pacific Ocean measuring 250m in diameter and is the southern most islet in the Kermade Islands, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 11 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eXSKet3bkzshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eXSKet3bkzs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0333.jpgGalapagos SharkGalapagos Sharks (Carcharhinus galapagensis) on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 333 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22.5 meters. Bottom Time: 28 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,963 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,991 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OABZmeB3zdEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OABZmeB3zdE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0040.jpg2011-05-12-0040.JPGThe sun rises between North (left) and South Chanter Islands in the Herald Islets in the Kermadec Islands group, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KyP5eHeQNTAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KyP5eHeQNTA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0048.jpg2011-05-12-0048.JPGSeabirds take flight at dawn from North (left) and South Chanter Islands in the Herald Islets in the Kermadec Islands group, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009gzR381unushttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009gzR381unus/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0054.jpg2011-05-12-0054.JPGSeabirds take flight at dawn from South Chanter Island in the Herald Islets in the Kermadec Islands group, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xax1kkEfelUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xax1kkEfelU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0345-3.jpgGalapagos SharkA two meter female Galapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 333 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22.5 meters. Bottom Time: 28 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,963 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,991 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ha5IPQKNQdkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ha5IPQKNQdk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0348-3.jpgGalapagos SharkA two meter female Galapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 333 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22.5 meters. Bottom Time: 28 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,963 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,991 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CvqhXQ4sLv4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CvqhXQ4sLv4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0058.jpg2011-05-12-0058.JPGSeabirds take flight at dawn from North (left) and South Chanter Islands in the Herald Islets in the Kermadec Islands group, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W1k6o.pF0ZUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W1k6o.pF0ZU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0071.jpg2011-05-12-0071.JPGThe sun rises between North (left) and South Chanter Islands in the Herald Islets in the Kermadec Islands group, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LZ6tdgj7UYEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LZ6tdgj7UYE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0348-Edit.jpgGalapagos SharkA two meter female Galapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 333 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22.5 meters. Bottom Time: 28 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,963 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,991 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P_iZNlv4Szkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P_iZNlv4Szk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0349-3.jpgGalapagos SharkA two meter female Galapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 333 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22.5 meters. Bottom Time: 28 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,963 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,991 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005KdY945_Kewhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005KdY945_Kew/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0079.jpg2011-05-12-0079.JPGThe sun rises between North (left) and South Chanter Islands in the Herald Islets in the Kermadec Islands group, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lAtllRCd5_4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lAtllRCd5_4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0352.jpgGalapagos SharkA two meter female Galapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 333 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22.5 meters. Bottom Time: 28 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,963 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,991 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001aTkTjZWleMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001aTkTjZWleM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0349-4.jpgGalapagos SharkA two meter female Galapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 333 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22.5 meters. Bottom Time: 28 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,963 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,991 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gZLrIZiaWKchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gZLrIZiaWKc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0084.jpg2011-05-12-0084.JPGSeabirds take flight at dawn from North (left) and South Chanter Islands in the Herald Islets in the Kermadec Islands group, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JpoT5CJBNO0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JpoT5CJBNO0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0098.jpg2011-05-12-0098.JPGSeabirds take flight at dawn from North (left) and South Chanter Islands in the Herald Islets in the Kermadec Islands group, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o6g2d_VpJWkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o6g2d_VpJWk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0093.jpg2011-05-12-0093.JPGSeabirds take flight at dawn from South Chanter Island in the Herald Islets in the Kermadec Islands group, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dqlYtqgD5kohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dqlYtqgD5ko/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0353.jpgGalapagos SharkGalapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 333 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22.5 meters. Bottom Time: 28 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,963 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,991 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lyKIuUcY03Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lyKIuUcY03M/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0357.jpgGalapagos SharkGalapagos Sharks (Carcharhinus galapagensis) on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 333 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy. Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22.5 meters. Bottom Time: 28 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,963 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,991 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PDduoxqHwkohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PDduoxqHwko/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0433.jpgGalapagos SharkGalapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 334 Dive Buddy: Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 59 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,991 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,050 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000OKcaoSl9.Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000OKcaoSl9.Y/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0419-3.jpgGalapagos SharkGalapagos Sharks (Carcharhinus galapagensis) school near the surface on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 334 Dive Buddy: Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 59 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,991 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,050 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cBs7pZI3xBYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cBs7pZI3xBY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0352.jpgGalapagos Shark14 Galapagos Sharks (Carcharhinus galapagensis) in the one frame (Up to Twenty Three Out of Frame) follow divers to the surface on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 336 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island to North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 18.8 meters. Bottom Time: 67 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,094 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,161 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bN7uHmk3bNohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bN7uHmk3bNo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0127.jpg2011-05-12-0127.JPGThe sun rises between North (left) and South Chanter Islands in the Herald Islets in the Kermadec Islands group, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DjCetYXJQMkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DjCetYXJQMk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0123.jpg2011-05-12-0123.JPGSeabirds take flight at dawn from South Chanter Island in the Herald Islets in the Kermadec Islands group, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WPe0CMNOvIchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WPe0CMNOvIc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0120.jpg2011-05-12-0120.JPGSeabirds take flight at dawn from North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets in the Kermadec Islands group, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ADIMUP1g5tQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ADIMUP1g5tQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0148.jpg2011-05-12-0148.JPGSeabirds take flight at dawn from North (left) and South Chanter Islands in the Herald Islets in the Kermadec Islands group, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Zi89h65J4Fkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Zi89h65J4Fk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0173-2.jpg2011-05-14-0173-2.JPGGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nubilus) upon a coral at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xvSEq5fAcpAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xvSEq5fAcpA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0132.jpg2011-05-12-0132.JPGDawn Breaks over West Chanter Island in the Herald Islets with (Pictured from left) The Meyer Islands, Napier and Dayrell and the tip of North Chanter Island in the Background. Situated of the coast of Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands group, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011. hotograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dNEampifxHYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dNEampifxHY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0153.jpg2011-05-12-0153.JPGSeabirds take flight at dawn from South Chanter Island in the Herald Islets in the Kermadec Islands group, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n5K1PA66sB8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n5K1PA66sB8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0130-2.jpg2011-05-14-0130-2.JPGSpeckled Moray (Gymnothorax obesus) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NDCb7aWrKcIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NDCb7aWrKcI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0158.jpg2011-05-14-0158.JPGGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nubilus) upon a coral at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_qvd35N0YyEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_qvd35N0YyE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0030.jpg2011-05-14-0030.JPGSpeckled Moray (Gymnothorax obesus) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vDpJryk5UbAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vDpJryk5UbA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0190-2.jpg2011-05-14-0190-2.JPGSpeckled Moray (Gymnothorax obesus) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002pijHni4uM8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002pijHni4uM8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0168.jpg2011-05-12-0168.JPGEarly morning light hits rocks south of South Chanter Island in the Herald Islets in the Kermadec Islands group, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.npfgzrmc.Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.npfgzrmc.A/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0167.jpg2011-05-12-0167.JPGThe sun rises between North and South Chanter Islands in the Herald Islets in the Kermadec Islands group, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002rKic9ZR9Ashttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002rKic9ZR9As/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0215-2.jpg2011-05-14-0215-2.JPGSpeckled Moray (Gymnothorax obesus) is framed by coral polyps at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CkpgY.1Z7gohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CkpgY.1Z7go/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0229.jpg2011-05-14-0229.JPGSpeckled Moray (Gymnothorax obesus) is framed by coral polyps at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zyqxkq5sDXYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zyqxkq5sDXY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0231.jpg2011-05-14-0231.JPGSpeckled Moray (Gymnothorax obesus) is framed by coral polyps at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Mf7F5xEh4b4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Mf7F5xEh4b4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0223.jpg2011-05-14-0223.JPGSpeckled Moray (Gymnothorax obesus) is framed by coral polyps at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pyLUjzDgX1Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pyLUjzDgX1U/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0232-2.jpg2011-05-14-0232-2.JPGSpeckled Moray (Gymnothorax obesus) is framed by coral polyps at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006.5ukWRFJR4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006.5ukWRFJR4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0232-3.jpg2011-05-14-0232-3.JPGSpeckled Moray (Gymnothorax obesus) is framed by coral polyps at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IuJbH89RRuwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IuJbH89RRuw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0235-2.jpg2011-05-14-0235-2.JPGSpeckled Moray (Gymnothorax obesus) is framed by coral polyps at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ID2INhXKa38https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ID2INhXKa38/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0235-3.jpg2011-05-14-0235-3.JPGSpeckled Moray (Gymnothorax obesus) is framed by coral polyps at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000odR8YW6vh28https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000odR8YW6vh28/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0374-3.jpg2011-05-15-0374-3.JPGSpeckled Moray (Gymnothorax obesus) hides inside a large Coral (Turbinaria sp.) at Boat Cove, Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 342 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 10 meters. Bottom Time: 55 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,403 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,458 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uYOmwl7zGKUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uYOmwl7zGKU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0374-2.jpg2011-05-15-0374-2.JPGSpeckled Moray (Gymnothorax obesus) hides inside a large Coral (Turbinaria sp.) at Boat Cove, Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 342 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 10 meters. Bottom Time: 55 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,403 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,458 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K3dWfrZDAM8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K3dWfrZDAM8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0143.jpg2011-05-15-0143.JPGStriped boarfish (Evistias acutirostris) rare and normally found in pairs or small groups this large aggregation of 38 individuals is truly a remarkable sight and certainly the same group Malcolm Francis recorded in 1990. Pictured off the southern point,on the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000spp2cwGkEEIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000spp2cwGkEEI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0151-3.jpg2011-05-15-0151-3.JPGStriped boarfish (Evistias acutirostris) rare and normally found in pairs or small groups this large aggregation of 38 individuals is truly a remarkable sight and certainly the same group Malcolm Francis recorded in 1990. Pictured off the southern point,on the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iaeFxUmAxwQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iaeFxUmAxwQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0151-4.jpg2011-05-15-0151-4.JPGStriped boarfish (Evistias acutirostris) rare and normally found in pairs or small groups this large aggregation of 38 individuals is truly a remarkable sight and certainly the same group Malcolm Francis recorded in 1990. Pictured off the southern point,on the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006mK18psmJFAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006mK18psmJFA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0445-2.jpg2011-05-12-0445-2.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 011 Dive Number: 334 Dive Buddy: Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 59 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,991 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,050 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008sakN_xQSqYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008sakN_xQSqY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-12-0446-2.jpg2011-05-12-0446-2.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 12 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 011 Dive Number: 334 Dive Buddy: Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 59 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,991 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,050 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Paal4uAQh9Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Paal4uAQh9M/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0411.jpg2011-05-13-0411.JPGA Large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) with a Galapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) on the northern end on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 337 Dive Buddy: Site: Boat Harbour North End of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 17.8 meters. Bottom Time: 41 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,161 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,202 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T5jU0yjuj5Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T5jU0yjuj5Y/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0261-2.jpg2011-05-13-0261-2.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) on the western side of Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 335 Dive Buddy: Site: West Side of Napier Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,050 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,094 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001rDUf9syI3whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001rDUf9syI3w/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0421.jpg2011-05-13-0421.JPGA large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) on the northern end on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 337 Dive Buddy: Site: Boat Harbour North End of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 17.8 meters. Bottom Time: 41 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,161 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,202 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001IyrwTyLClghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001IyrwTyLClg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0386-Edit-3.jpg2011-05-14-0386-Edit-3.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) surrounded by a school of Blue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 339 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 21.2 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,263 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,319 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gN2fkm59Omkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gN2fkm59Omk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0397-2.jpg2011-05-14-0397-2.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) is silhouetted near the surface at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 339 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 21.2 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,263 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,319 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sj_9n964bJ8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sj_9n964bJ8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0402-1.jpg2011-05-14-0402_1.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) is silhouetted near the surface at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 339 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 21.2 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,263 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,319 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f_AnrJ0FItEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f_AnrJ0FItE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0402-3.jpg2011-05-14-0402-3.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) is silhouetted near the surface at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 339 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 21.2 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,263 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,319 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oeJIiIi1ekQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oeJIiIi1ekQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0405-2.jpg2011-05-14-0405-2.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 339 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 21.2 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,263 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,319 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kFK.qS7VVkIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kFK.qS7VVkI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0402-2.jpg2011-05-14-0402-2.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) is silhouetted near the surface at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 339 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 21.2 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,263 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,319 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009b.sgbtljTEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009b.sgbtljTE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0406-2.jpg2011-05-14-0406-2.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 339 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 21.2 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,263 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,319 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jAmJRjibz_Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jAmJRjibz_U/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0408.jpg2011-05-14-0408.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 339 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 21.2 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,263 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,319 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eTQdPIdIOpUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eTQdPIdIOpU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0407.jpg2011-05-14-0407.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 339 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 21.2 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,263 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,319 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yghg6c_OV84https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yghg6c_OV84/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0431-2.jpg2011-05-14-0431-2.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 339 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 21.2 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,263 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,319 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OujIDyHwZ3khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OujIDyHwZ3k/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0422.jpg2011-05-14-0422.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 339 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 21.2 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,263 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,319 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ke3reCkYxBshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ke3reCkYxBs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0100.jpg2011-05-15-0100.JPGA large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CnzdSRx.EuYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CnzdSRx.EuY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0103-2.jpg2011-05-15-0103-2.JPGA large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h7EjQfFnpwwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h7EjQfFnpww/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0104.jpg2011-05-15-0104.JPGA large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u3EEb26V_Fkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u3EEb26V_Fk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0107-2.jpg2011-05-15-0107-2.JPGTwo large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) approximately 1.2m in length engage in what appears to be a mating ritual, continually changing colour to an almost vivid white and rubbing and wrapping themselves around each other for a period of Three Minutes and 20 Seconds (Taken from camera metadata) at a depth of 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006cRCRHFpOfshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006cRCRHFpOfs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0110.jpg2011-05-15-0110.JPGTwo large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) approximately 1.2m in length engage in what appears to be a mating ritual, continually changing colour to an almost vivid white and rubbing and wrapping themselves around each other for a period of Three Minutes and 20 Seconds (Taken from camera metadata) at a depth of 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JzDxkVt6Pykhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JzDxkVt6Pyk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0113-Edit.jpg2011-05-15-0113-Edit.JPGTwo large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) approximately 1.2m in length engage in what appears to be a mating ritual, continually changing colour to an almost vivid white and rubbing and wrapping themselves around each other for a period of Three Minutes and 20 Seconds (Taken from camera metadata) at a depth of 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cJ7h0UtRTVUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cJ7h0UtRTVU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0109.jpg2011-05-15-0109.JPGTwo large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) approximately 1.2m in length engage in what appears to be a mating ritual, continually changing colour to an almost vivid white and rubbing and wrapping themselves around each other for a period of Three Minutes and 20 Seconds (Taken from camera metadata) at a depth of 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NigBHt2_vi8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NigBHt2_vi8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0114.jpg2011-05-15-0114.JPGTwo large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) approximately 1.2m in length engage in what appears to be a mating ritual, continually changing colour to an almost vivid white and rubbing and wrapping themselves around each other for a period of Three Minutes and 20 Seconds (Taken from camera metadata) at a depth of 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CZRCtFAs3w0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CZRCtFAs3w0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0115.jpg2011-05-15-0115.JPGTwo large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) approximately 1.2m in length engage in what appears to be a mating ritual, continually changing colour to an almost vivid white and rubbing and wrapping themselves around each other for a period of Three Minutes and 20 Seconds (Taken from camera metadata) at a depth of 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K7XuPrbByK0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K7XuPrbByK0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0116-2.jpg2011-05-15-0116-2.JPGTwo large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) approximately 1.2m in length engage in what appears to be a mating ritual, continually changing colour to an almost vivid white and rubbing and wrapping themselves around each other for a period of Three Minutes and 20 Seconds (Taken from camera metadata) at a depth of 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HpV0FF2riu4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HpV0FF2riu4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0117.jpg2011-05-15-0117.JPGTwo large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) approximately 1.2m in length engage in what appears to be a mating ritual, continually changing colour to an almost vivid white and rubbing and wrapping themselves around each other for a period of Three Minutes and 20 Seconds (Taken from camera metadata) at a depth of 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KkzLJ4_nQAYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KkzLJ4_nQAY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0121-2.jpg2011-05-15-0121-2.JPGTwo large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) approximately 1.2m in length engage in what appears to be a mating ritual, continually changing colour to an almost vivid white and rubbing and wrapping themselves around each other for a period of Three Minutes and 20 Seconds (Taken from camera metadata) at a depth of 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RYzbQBT3oqchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RYzbQBT3oqc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0122-2.jpg2011-05-15-0122-2.JPGTwo large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) approximately 1.2m in length engage in what appears to be a mating ritual, continually changing colour to an almost vivid white and rubbing and wrapping themselves around each other for a period of Three Minutes and 20 Seconds (Taken from camera metadata) at a depth of 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Cr8Kay.Su8ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Cr8Kay.Su8g/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0124-2.jpg2011-05-15-0124-2.JPGTwo large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) approximately 1.2m in length engage in what appears to be a mating ritual, continually changing colour to an almost vivid white and rubbing and wrapping themselves around each other for a period of Three Minutes and 20 Seconds (Taken from camera metadata) at a depth of 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WC5sHntRkwEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WC5sHntRkwE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0125-2.jpg2011-05-15-0125-2.JPGTwo large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) approximately 1.2m in length engage in what appears to be a mating ritual, continually changing colour to an almost vivid white and rubbing and wrapping themselves around each other for a period of Three Minutes and 20 Seconds (Taken from camera metadata) at a depth of 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005xyoHedcGJYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005xyoHedcGJY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0128-Edit.jpg2011-05-15-0128-Edit.JPGTwo large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) approximately 1.2m in length engage in what appears to be a mating ritual, continually changing colour to an almost vivid white and rubbing and wrapping themselves around each other for a period of Three Minutes and 20 Seconds (Taken from camera metadata) at a depth of 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FtW7yGsXY5ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FtW7yGsXY5o/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0131.jpg2011-05-15-0131.JPGTwo large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) approximately 1.2m in length engage in what appears to be a mating ritual, continually changing colour to an almost vivid white and rubbing and wrapping themselves around each other for a period of Three Minutes and 20 Seconds (Taken from camera metadata) at a depth of 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ubEgHB9apq0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ubEgHB9apq0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0130-2.jpg2011-05-15-0130-2.JPGTwo large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) approximately 1.2m in length engage in what appears to be a mating ritual, continually changing colour to an almost vivid white and rubbing and wrapping themselves around each other for a period of Three Minutes and 20 Seconds (Taken from camera metadata) at a depth of 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kNqBkHQPQhchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kNqBkHQPQhc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0133-2.jpg2011-05-15-0133-2.JPGTwo large Spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) approximately 1.2m in length engage in what appears to be a mating ritual, continually changing colour to an almost vivid white and rubbing and wrapping themselves around each other for a period of Three Minutes and 20 Seconds (Taken from camera metadata) at a depth of 28 meters off the western point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 340 Dive Buddy: Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28.2 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,319 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,361 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZhF69z5P84shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZhF69z5P84s/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0231-2.jpg2011-05-15-0231-2.JPGA large spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) off the Southern point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 341 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,361 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,403 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KNzlTS2C_Achttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KNzlTS2C_Ac/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0243-2.jpg2011-05-15-0243-2.JPGA large spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) off the Southern point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 341 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,361 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,403 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f8ksgFLZEXYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f8ksgFLZEXY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0256.jpg2011-05-15-0256.JPGA large spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) off the Southern point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 341 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,361 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,403 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Li6XglVM430https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Li6XglVM430/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0253.jpg2011-05-15-0253.JPGA large spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) with a school of Striped boarfish (Evistias acutirostris) off the Southern point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 341 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,361 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,403 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XGUX_uicrg8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XGUX_uicrg8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0179-2.jpg2011-05-19-0179-2.JPGGold-ribbon Grouper (Aulacocephalus temmincki) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bUmZNP2ZYEshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bUmZNP2ZYEs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0183-3.jpgGold-ribbon GrouperGold-ribbon Grouper (Aulacocephalus temmincki) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TtCCZgSKAcshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TtCCZgSKAcs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0197-2.jpg2011-05-19-0197-2.JPGGold-ribbon Grouper (Aulacocephalus temmincki) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y8rHYnIHEr4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y8rHYnIHEr4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0311-2.jpgGalapagos SharkGalapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) with a Trevally riding his pressure wave on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nqV8EI0gDM4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nqV8EI0gDM4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0312-2.jpgGalapagos SharkGalapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) with a Trevally riding his pressure wave on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jG0.YEfIYAUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jG0.YEfIYAU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0313-2.jpgGalapagos SharkGalapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) with a Trevally riding his pressure wave on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000scC0L_.PORAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000scC0L_.PORA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0319-2.jpgGalapagos SharkGalapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) with a Trevally riding his pressure wave on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zDYS40._zbEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zDYS40._zbE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0718.jpg2011-05-17-0718.JPGUplifted fossilised Coral Reef (Makatea) on the highest point of Napier Island with Nugent Island pictured in the background during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tQf4051a_g4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tQf4051a_g4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0730-2.jpg2011-05-17-0730-2.JPGUplifted fossilised Coral Reef (Makatea) on the highest point of Napier Island with Nugent Island pictured in the background during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ansLNoHb2q0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ansLNoHb2q0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0731.jpg2011-05-17-0731.JPGUplifted fossilised Coral Reef (Makatea) on the highest point of Napier Island with Nugent Island pictured in the background during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009E8ugPC7puEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009E8ugPC7puE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0741-2.jpg2011-05-17-0741-2.JPGCotula australis grows on top of uplifted fossilised Coral Reef (Makatea) on the highest point of Napier Island with Nugent Island and the Herald Islets pictured in the background during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F6Xdxv8AUAEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F6Xdxv8AUAE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0734-2.jpg2011-05-17-0734-2.JPGCotula australis grows on top of uplifted fossilised Coral Reef (Makatea) on the highest point of Napier Island with Nugent Island and the Herald Islets pictured in the background during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZLAfpHN2KmUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZLAfpHN2KmU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0745.jpg2011-05-17-0745.JPGA view from the highest point of Napier Island looking back towards the Meyer Islands and Raoul during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000oZZw55r_Ighttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000oZZw55r_Ig/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0754.jpg2011-05-17-0754.JPGA view from the highest point of Napier Island looking back towards the Meyer Islands and Raoul during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vH2CM9WuSAEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vH2CM9WuSAE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0758.jpg2011-05-16-0758.JPGA storm front builds over the Meyer Islands (pictured from the east) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003OLt9Sl.6Pohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003OLt9Sl.6Po/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0758.jpg2011-05-17-0758.JPGA view from the highest point of Napier Island looking back towards the Meyer Islands and Raoul during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Tj.WYp.xVFQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Tj.WYp.xVFQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0778.jpg2011-05-17-0778.JPGA view towards the highest point of Napier Island, along its eastern cliff face during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tL6L4r_V.8shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tL6L4r_V.8s/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0816-2.jpg2011-05-17-0816-2.JPGCircled by seabirds, Peter J. de Lange, Threatened Plant Scientist at the Department of Conservation stands next to a Kermadec p?hutukawa (Metrosideros kermadacensis) looking out to the East from the highest point on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005XOUu5vTGcUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005XOUu5vTGcU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0811.jpg2011-05-16-0811.JPGThe Meyer Islands (pictured from the east) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nztyB8CZriIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nztyB8CZriI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0833.jpg2011-05-16-0833.JPGNapier (left) and Nugent Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000obI6mBcSfAwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000obI6mBcSfAw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0822.jpg2011-05-16-0822.JPGThe Meyer Islands (pictured from the east) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jYVfIczxnfohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jYVfIczxnfo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0817-2.jpg2011-05-17-0817-2.JPGCircled by seabirds, Peter J. de Lange, Threatened Plant Scientist at the Department of Conservation stands next to a Kermadec p?hutukawa (Metrosideros kermadacensis) looking out to the East from the highest point on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VyHraOWfWk8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VyHraOWfWk8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0841.jpg2011-05-16-0841.JPGNapier (left) and Nugent Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WB2QRfctGj4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WB2QRfctGj4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0024.jpg2011-05-17-0024.JPGThe sun rises over Napier, Nugent and the Meyer Islands (Pictured from left) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ud1i12sEJQchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ud1i12sEJQc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0839.jpg2011-05-16-0839.JPGNapier (left) and Nugent Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006Q_5.EgSUu8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006Q_5.EgSUu8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0029.jpg2011-05-17-0029.JPGThe sun rises over Napier, Nugent and the Meyer Islands (Pictured from left) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004EcikXdv16Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004EcikXdv16M/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0035.jpg2011-05-17-0035.JPGThe sun rises over Napier, Nugent and the Meyer Islands (Pictured from left) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U6ZoXF8AbLshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U6ZoXF8AbLs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0032.jpg2011-05-17-0032.JPGThe sun rises over Napier, Nugent and the Meyer Islands (Pictured from left) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TflDmpO.HKIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TflDmpO.HKI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0045.jpg2011-05-17-0045.JPGThe sun rises over Napier, Nugent and the Meyer Islands (Pictured from left) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NMa4aZ1Yw60https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NMa4aZ1Yw60/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0030.jpg2011-05-21-0030.JPGHazard Islet, Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bQZRahNAmUAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bQZRahNAmUA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0021.jpg2011-05-21-0021.JPGDawn rises over Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Dh_Smt6mw30https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Dh_Smt6mw30/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0040.jpg2011-05-21-0040.JPGDawn rises over Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WSXOauhNrEMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WSXOauhNrEM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0033.jpg2011-05-21-0033.JPGDawn rises over Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004JcpfaRFJdMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004JcpfaRFJdM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0098.jpg2011-05-21-0098.JPGWarren Chinn, Invertebrate Ecologist at the Department of Conservation looks for specimens on a Lava Cascade on the north east side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oaA3fsocK00https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oaA3fsocK00/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0100-2.jpg2011-05-21-0100-2.JPGLava Cascade on the north east side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C5HLGwe68LAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C5HLGwe68LA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0101-2.jpg2011-05-21-0101-2.JPGLava Cascade on the north east side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.kAyQenZ5wAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.kAyQenZ5wA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0170.jpg2011-05-21-0170.JPGGully used as a entry point for Scientists on the north east side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DUUVRDAWHrshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DUUVRDAWHrs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-1059.jpg2011-05-17-1059.JPGRubbish of the wharf at Fishing Rock, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 346 Dive Buddy: Site: Fishing Rock, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 7.7 meters. Bottom Time: 54 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,622 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,676 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KGLcs.h4x5Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KGLcs.h4x5U/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0172.jpg2011-05-21-0172.JPGGully used as a entry point for Scientists on the north east side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F47E94biEJkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F47E94biEJk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0189-2.jpg2011-05-21-0189-2.JPGGully used as a entry point for Scientists on the north east side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DAX68Sue1_Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DAX68Sue1_Y/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0210-2.jpg2011-05-21-0210-2.JPGGully used as a entry point for Scientists on the north east side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PZkgOxJfOqshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PZkgOxJfOqs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0213-2.jpg2011-05-21-0213-2.JPGGully used as a entry point for Scientists on the north east side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AbII9PFs5Wshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AbII9PFs5Ws/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0589-2.jpg2011-05-21-0589-2.JPGNorth western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qIBkUJAnmaAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qIBkUJAnmaA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0581.jpg2011-05-21-0581.JPGNorth western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GLGd46JJ9bUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GLGd46JJ9bU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0596.jpg2011-05-21-0596.JPGNorth western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008vdC5p7dZ0Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008vdC5p7dZ0Q/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0001.jpg2011-05-22-0001.JPGNorthern Side of Macauley Island with the Hazard Islets (left) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wMiZt4uT2d0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wMiZt4uT2d0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0242-2.jpg2011-05-21-0242-2.JPGMarine scientists descend in 30 meter + visibility to lay a Rotenone Station to collect specimens on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 354 Dive Buddy: Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.5 meters. Bottom Time: 25 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,029 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,054 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NBykj5HxtU4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NBykj5HxtU4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0005.jpg2011-05-22-0005.JPGNorthern Side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NmnpeyjHbDYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NmnpeyjHbDY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0247.jpg2011-05-21-0247.JPGMarine scientists descend in 30 meter + visibility to lay a Rotenone Station to collect specimens on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 354 Dive Buddy: Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.5 meters. Bottom Time: 25 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,029 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,054 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eUhuTJNgub4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eUhuTJNgub4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0006.jpg2011-05-22-0006.JPGNorthern Side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iyYt9lFqyBQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iyYt9lFqyBQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0007.jpg2011-05-22-0007.JPGNorthern Side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007Yw13Ez4rhwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007Yw13Ez4rhw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0009.jpg2011-05-22-0009.JPGNorthern Side of Macauley Island with the Hazard Islets (left) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000g6R7hhqHYHUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000g6R7hhqHYHU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0322-2.jpg2011-05-21-0322-2.JPGRock topography on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 355 Dive Buddy: Broughton Lattey. Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 29.3 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,054 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,106 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hAIlGfsiqNEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hAIlGfsiqNE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0014.jpg2011-05-22-0014.JPGNorthern Side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aL_9FihU1CIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aL_9FihU1CI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0017.jpg2011-05-22-0017.JPGHazard Islets at Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UCqUxEFguckhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UCqUxEFguck/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0010.jpg2011-05-22-0010.JPGNorthern Side of Macauley Island with the Hazard Islets (left) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pTSrc_et6M0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pTSrc_et6M0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0337.jpg2011-05-21-0337.JPGMado (Atypichthys latus) on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 355 Dive Buddy: Broughton Lattey. Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 29.3 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,054 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,106 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uje3BV9dkSIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uje3BV9dkSI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0021.jpg2011-05-22-0021.JPGNorthern Side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BuC3ef5Y_4shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BuC3ef5Y_4s/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0025.jpg2011-05-22-0025.JPGNorthern Side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jsOZvR3GeQkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jsOZvR3GeQk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0022.jpg2011-05-22-0022.JPGHazard Islets at Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f0pTBLQc.Kohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f0pTBLQc.Ko/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0477-Edit.jpg2011-05-21-0477-Edit.JPGSwim through in the rock topography on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 356 Dive Buddy: Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22 meters. Bottom Time: 43 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,106 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,149 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eKcBhcEfPiMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eKcBhcEfPiM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0478-2.jpg2011-05-21-0478-2.JPGSwim through in the rock topography on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 356 Dive Buddy: Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22 meters. Bottom Time: 43 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,106 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,149 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rg61MiKP80shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rg61MiKP80s/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0029.jpg2011-05-22-0029.JPGNorthern Side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qu3J.Xm1_Iwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qu3J.Xm1_Iw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0039.jpg2011-05-22-0039.JPGNorthern Side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HEyC_AeOc.ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HEyC_AeOc.g/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0031.jpg2011-05-22-0031.JPGNorthern Side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004V4hXkffqNkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004V4hXkffqNk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0223.jpg2011-05-22-0223.JPGRock topography on the western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 357 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters. Bottom Time: 45 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,149 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,194 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sOjEFkDPx80https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sOjEFkDPx80/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0543-2.jpg2011-05-21-0543-2.JPGTwo divers complete a safety stop on a rock pinnacle on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 356 Dive Buddy: Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22 meters. Bottom Time: 43 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,106 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,149 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N1YIukw3Wgshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N1YIukw3Wgs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0041.jpg2011-05-22-0041.JPGNorthern Side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003EOk96Wmlnghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003EOk96Wmlng/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0043.jpg2011-05-22-0043.JPGHazard Islets at Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jgthveUaCxwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jgthveUaCxw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0223-2.jpg2011-05-22-0223-2.JPGRock topography on the western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 357 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters. Bottom Time: 45 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,149 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,194 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009noQWerZN9chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009noQWerZN9c/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0048.jpg2011-05-22-0048.JPGHazard Islets at Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jqi1Hp_dZEMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jqi1Hp_dZEM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0228.jpg2011-05-22-0228.JPGMalcolm Francis, Principal Scientist National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research and Underwater Photographer on the western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 357 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters. Bottom Time: 45 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,149 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,194 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ggpdamMEJgAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ggpdamMEJgA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0065.jpg2011-05-22-0065.JPGSouthern Side of Macauley Island with the Hazard Islets (right) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s_64fbGe600https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s_64fbGe600/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0069.jpg2011-05-22-0069.JPGSouthern Side of Macauley Island with the Hazard Islets (right) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Rees4SNMJd8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Rees4SNMJd8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0073.jpg2011-05-22-0073.JPGSouthern Side of Macauley Island with the Hazard Islets (right) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Va6VoacG7cwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Va6VoacG7cw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0084.jpg2011-05-22-0084.JPGSouthern Side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u.EM0iIdflghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u.EM0iIdflg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0132-2.jpg2011-05-17-0132-2.JPGRock topography on the western side of Nugent Island, the most northern Island in New Zealand territory during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 345 Dive Buddy: Site: Nugent Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters. Bottom Time: 37 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,585 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,622 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nQbVmMPdXxchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nQbVmMPdXxc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0171-2.jpg2011-05-17-0171-2.JPGKermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 345 Dive Buddy: Site: Nugent Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters. Bottom Time: 37 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,585 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,622 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003JDyMIGUmcshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003JDyMIGUmcs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0040.jpg2011-05-16-0040.JPGNorth and South Chanter Islands in the Herald Islets in the Kermadec Islands group, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PraJD0pYjAYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PraJD0pYjAY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0207-2.jpg2011-05-17-0207-2.JPGKermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 345 Dive Buddy: Site: Nugent Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters. Bottom Time: 37 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,585 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,622 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tl46piRUWhIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tl46piRUWhI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0241.jpg2011-05-16-0241.JPGThe RV Braveheart framed by the gap between North and South Chanter Islands in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000neQT_cBJYZghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000neQT_cBJYZg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0317.jpg2011-05-16-0317.JPGSeabirds swarm above North Chanter Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BMvdSrZdE9chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BMvdSrZdE9c/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0344.jpg2011-05-16-0344.JPGSeabirds swarm above the Chanter Islands in the Herad Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cqDILH9B5Ughttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cqDILH9B5Ug/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0433.jpg2011-05-16-0433.JPGKermadec Petrel? (Pterodroma neglecta neglecta) swarm above the Chanter Islands in the Herad Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iFxOClkyLPohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iFxOClkyLPo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0388.jpg2011-05-16-0388.JPGSeabirds swarm above North Chanter Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RU.Sdw_mL.whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RU.Sdw_mL.w/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0412.jpg2011-05-16-0412.JPGKermadec Petrel? (Pterodroma neglecta neglecta) swarm above the Chanter Islands in the Herad Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q7TGlj2IDg4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q7TGlj2IDg4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0093-2.jpg2011-05-18-0093-2.JPGRock topography at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ajWWCXo2V1ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ajWWCXo2V1g/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0091.jpg2011-05-18-0091.JPGRock topography at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SfYUTuBtH7Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SfYUTuBtH7Y/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0090.jpg2011-05-18-0090.JPGRock topography at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_LYhvjPStjchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_LYhvjPStjc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0437.jpg2011-05-16-0437.JPGKermadec Petrel? (Pterodroma neglecta neglecta) swarm above the Chanter Islands in the Herad Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VSaEtHiG_FUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VSaEtHiG_FU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0569.jpg2011-05-16-0569.JPGKermadec Petrel? (Pterodroma neglecta neglecta) swarm above the Chanter Islands in the Herad Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rgSrJfBCU6ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rgSrJfBCU6o/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0746.jpg2011-05-16-0746.JPGSeabirds swarm above the Chanter Islands in the Herad Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MM8F963Yepghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MM8F963Yepg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0113.jpg2011-05-18-0113.JPGRock topography at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GX9Ji9GsVCQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GX9Ji9GsVCQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0123-2.jpg2011-05-18-0123-2.JPGRock topography at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tWEYx2db1s8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tWEYx2db1s8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0762.jpg2011-05-16-0762.JPGSeabirds swarm above West Chanter Island in the Herad Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iagcv2EZA9khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iagcv2EZA9k/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0114.jpg2011-05-18-0114.JPGRock topography at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lKaoj.i5_mEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lKaoj.i5_mE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0755.jpg2011-05-16-0755.JPGSeabirds swarm above the Chanter Islands in the Herad Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rEUbMJYiliUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rEUbMJYiliU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0768.jpg2011-05-16-0768.JPGA storm front builds over West Chanter Island (centre) in the Herald Islets with (Pictured from left :) The Meyer Islands, Dayrell and the tip of North Chanter Island in the background during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003tjE495ehQwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003tjE495ehQw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0137.jpg2011-05-18-0137.JPGRock topography at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q5U_G0AKSQEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q5U_G0AKSQE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0797.jpg2011-05-16-0797.JPGSeabirds swarm above West Chanter Island in the Herad Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WAwmFkW8Hhohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WAwmFkW8Hho/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0783.jpg2011-05-16-0783.JPGSeabirds swarm above the Chanter Islands in the Herad Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pxFCKJSpRughttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pxFCKJSpRug/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0151-2.jpg2011-05-18-0151-2.JPGRock topography at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000neX1fO.Mq5Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000neX1fO.Mq5Q/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0148.jpg2011-05-18-0148.JPGRock topography at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e_kQnTQTYWshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e_kQnTQTYWs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0262.jpg2011-05-14-0262.JPGThe Kermadec p?hutukawa (Metrosideros kermadacensis) the dominant tree of the Kermadec Islands fights with erosion on a cliff face above Te Konui Point on Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sOg_ZY9xwCkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sOg_ZY9xwCk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0268-2.jpg2011-05-14-0268-2.JPGThe Kermadec p?hutukawa (Metrosideros kermadacensis) the dominant tree of the Kermadec Islands fights with erosion on a cliff face above Te Konui Point on Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003SGmeH6lA2Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003SGmeH6lA2U/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0086.jpg2011-05-22-0086.JPGSouthern Side of Macauley Island with the Hazard Islets (right) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wxsfdUqk3Sshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wxsfdUqk3Ss/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0087.jpg2011-05-22-0087.JPGSouthern Side of Macauley Island with the Hazard Islets (right) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KU5xu1Hg3h8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KU5xu1Hg3h8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0085-2.jpg2011-05-22-0085-2.JPGHazard Islets at Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MLoGR_Vko90https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MLoGR_Vko90/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0097.jpg2011-05-22-0097.JPGSouthern Side of Macauley Island with the Hazard Islets (right) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U2zQfa_yX6Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U2zQfa_yX6M/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0114.jpg2011-05-22-0114.JPGSouthern Side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QGxQsua5ALohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QGxQsua5ALo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0125.jpg2011-05-22-0125.JPGSouthern Side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wxetNifFZBkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wxetNifFZBk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0460-Edit.jpg2011-05-22-0460-Edit.JPGMalcolm Francis, Principal Scientist National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research and Underwater Photographer performs a safety stop on a large Pinnacle with Macauley Island towering above in the background during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 357 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters. Bottom Time: 45 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,149 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,194 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dNfGI7nioUEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dNfGI7nioUE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0011.jpg2011-05-23-0011.JPGSouthern Side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lKg8hRTsARYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lKg8hRTsARY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0031.jpg2011-05-23-0031.JPGSouthern Side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ENsnvNULjW8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ENsnvNULjW8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0231-2.jpg2011-05-22-0231-2.JPGMalcolm Francis, Principal Scientist National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research and Underwater Photographer on the western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 357 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters. Bottom Time: 45 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,149 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,194 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uXHXArOu88chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uXHXArOu88c/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0251-2.jpg2011-05-22-0251-2.JPGMalcolm Francis, Principal Scientist National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research and Underwater Photographer on the western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 357 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters. Bottom Time: 45 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,149 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,194 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bH3Lr4u.xL0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bH3Lr4u.xL0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0289-2.jpg2011-05-22-0289-2.JPGLarge Pinnacle on the western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 357 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters. Bottom Time: 45 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,149 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,194 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rzxoEK.jnJkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rzxoEK.jnJk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0260-2.jpg2011-05-22-0260-2.JPGMalcolm Francis, Principal Scientist National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research and Underwater Photographer on the western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 357 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters. Bottom Time: 45 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,149 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,194 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SceqD4SdUbchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SceqD4SdUbc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0289-4.jpg2011-05-22-0289-4.JPGLarge Pinnacle on the western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 357 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters. Bottom Time: 45 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,149 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,194 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MbYmUYbpJL0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MbYmUYbpJL0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0079.jpg2011-05-23-0079.JPGCurtis (left) and Cheeseman Islands during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008QIE_SOaVSAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008QIE_SOaVSA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0073.jpg2011-05-23-0073.JPGCurtis (left) and Cheeseman Islands during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iyY2vFWIaRYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iyY2vFWIaRY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0064.jpg2011-05-23-0064.JPGCurtis (left) and Cheeseman Islands during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006CCfAEA3WF0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006CCfAEA3WF0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0110.jpg2011-05-23-0110.JPGCheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mNm1N777rEAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mNm1N777rEA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0105.jpg2011-05-23-0105.JPGVolcanic crater on Curtis Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003Pin.xuZ6W0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003Pin.xuZ6W0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0094.jpg2011-05-23-0094.JPGCurtis (left) and Cheeseman Islands during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NPDQKrFVrMshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NPDQKrFVrMs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0306-2.jpg2011-05-22-0306-2.JPGMalcolm Francis, Principal Scientist National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research and Underwater Photographer is dwarfed by a large pinnacle on the western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 357 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters. Bottom Time: 45 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,149 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,194 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Sahv_aDbSoQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Sahv_aDbSoQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0292.jpg2011-05-22-0292.JPGMalcolm Francis, Principal Scientist National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research and Underwater Photographer is dwarfed by a large pinnacle on the western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 357 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters. Bottom Time: 45 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,149 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,194 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D.l5AQ8qX3whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D.l5AQ8qX3w/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0116.jpg2011-05-23-0116.JPGCheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_0.9CsAatkkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_0.9CsAatkk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0120.jpg2011-05-23-0120.JPGCurtis (left) and Cheeseman Islands during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xZLUWhoIwvkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xZLUWhoIwvk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0307.jpg2011-05-22-0307.JPGMalcolm Francis, Principal Scientist National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research and Underwater Photographer is dwarfed by a large pinnacle on the western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 357 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters. Bottom Time: 45 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,149 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,194 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kiyVasBBpz4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kiyVasBBpz4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0149.jpg2011-05-23-0149.JPGVolcanic crater on Curtis Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rnpxfS79Zowhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rnpxfS79Zow/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0496-2.jpg2011-05-23-0496-2.JPGCurtis Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ocyotLJOs9chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ocyotLJOs9c/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0158.jpg2011-05-23-0158.JPGCurtis Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Bny3n.3kFZwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Bny3n.3kFZw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0339.jpg2011-05-22-0339.JPGMalcolm Francis, Principal Scientist National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research and Underwater Photographer is dwarfed by a large pinnacle on the western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 357 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters. Bottom Time: 45 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,149 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,194 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KnBuZ5R75vshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KnBuZ5R75vs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0346-3.jpg2011-05-22-0346-3.JPGMalcolm Francis, Principal Scientist National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research and Underwater Photographer is dwarfed by a large pinnacle on the western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 357 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters. Bottom Time: 45 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,149 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,194 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000agDZuWA8zOEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000agDZuWA8zOE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0528.jpg2011-05-23-0528.JPGCheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IcivM6SkRkghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IcivM6SkRkg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0550-2.jpg2011-05-23-0550-2.JPGThe shadow of Cheeseman Island is projected onto Curtis Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CfOyVY8nAKIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CfOyVY8nAKI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0558.jpg2011-05-23-0558.JPGCheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001tX66sVe638https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001tX66sVe638/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0478-2.jpg2011-05-22-0478-2.JPGBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) and Demoiselle (Chromis dispilus) around a large pinnacle on the western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 357 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters. Bottom Time: 45 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,149 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,194 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mikAK3zl45chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mikAK3zl45c/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0017.jpg2011-05-24-0017.JPGDawn rises over Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mjbjN86sLmMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mjbjN86sLmM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0536.jpg2011-05-22-0536.JPGMalcolm Francis, Principal Scientist National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research and Underwater on the western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 357 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 24.3 meters. Bottom Time: 45 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,149 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,194 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qUO92M.p3xshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qUO92M.p3xs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0052.jpg2011-05-24-0052.JPGDawn rises over Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006Ky5sS1.8GAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006Ky5sS1.8GA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0059.jpg2011-05-24-0059.JPGDawn rises over Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bDKMEUopNEIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bDKMEUopNEI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0061-2.jpg2011-05-24-0061-2.JPGDawn rises over Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bkuBp.acXd4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bkuBp.acXd4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-25-0182.jpg2011-05-25-0182.JPGLate afternoon sun on Curtis (left) and Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 25 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000whaceMbwHb0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000whaceMbwHb0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-26-0037.jpg2011-05-26-0037.JPGThe sun rises over L'Esperance Rock formerly known as French Rock is a tiny pinnacle in the South Pacific Ocean measuring 250m in diameter and is the southern most islet in the Kermade Islands, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of ConservationThursday 26 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xWESqsPH.cohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xWESqsPH.co/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-26-0024.jpg2011-05-26-0024.JPGThe sun rises over L'Esperance Rock formerly known as French Rock is a tiny pinnacle in the South Pacific Ocean measuring 250m in diameter and is the southern most islet in the Kermade Islands, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of ConservationThursday 26 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JXmPktcKLdohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JXmPktcKLdo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0174.jpg2011-05-23-0174.JPGRock topography on the western side of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 358 Dive Buddy: Site: Western Side of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.9 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,194 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,246 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KvWyVNsWJdYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KvWyVNsWJdY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0174-2.jpg2011-05-23-0174-2.JPGRock topography on the western side of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 358 Dive Buddy: Site: Western Side of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.9 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,194 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,246 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BwJinNdH_.Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BwJinNdH_.Q/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-26-0039.jpg2011-05-26-0039.JPGThe sun rises over L'Esperance Rock formerly known as French Rock is a tiny pinnacle in the South Pacific Ocean measuring 250m in diameter and is the southern most islet in the Kermade Islands, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of ConservationThursday 26 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003cCIsiZhLz8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003cCIsiZhLz8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-26-0039-2.jpg2011-05-26-0039-2.JPGThe sun rises over L'Esperance Rock formerly known as French Rock is a tiny pinnacle in the South Pacific Ocean measuring 250m in diameter and is the southern most islet in the Kermade Islands, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of ConservationThursday 26 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T4ZGaQoTIcIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T4ZGaQoTIcI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0202-2.jpg2011-05-23-0202-2.JPGRock topography on the western side of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 358 Dive Buddy: Site: Western Side of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.9 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,194 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,246 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ulqBrMRC4N8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ulqBrMRC4N8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0220-2.jpg2011-05-23-0220-2.JPGVincent Zintzen, Researcher at Te Papa collects fish specimens from a rotenone station used to anaesthetize fish specimens on the western side of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 358 Dive Buddy: Site: Western Side of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.9 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,194 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,246 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002vRWfzjsebohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002vRWfzjsebo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-26-0063.jpg2011-05-26-0063.JPGThe sun rises over L'Esperance Rock formerly known as French Rock is a tiny pinnacle in the South Pacific Ocean measuring 250m in diameter and is the southern most islet in the Kermade Islands, New ZealandÕs most northern territory and largest Marine Reserve pictured during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of ConservationThursday 26 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FigPHcRKh.4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FigPHcRKh.4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0203.jpg2011-05-23-0203.JPGRock topography on the western side of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 358 Dive Buddy: Site: Western Side of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.9 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,194 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,246 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WcZhJx5RN1khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WcZhJx5RN1k/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0223-2.jpg2011-05-23-0223-2.JPGRock topography on the western side of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 358 Dive Buddy: Site: Western Side of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.9 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,194 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,246 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mLk5nsJVKmkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mLk5nsJVKmk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0224-2.jpg2011-05-23-0224-2.JPGRock topography on the western side of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 358 Dive Buddy: Site: Western Side of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.9 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,194 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,246 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UFbEJsEkEWghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UFbEJsEkEWg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0227-2.jpg2011-05-23-0227-2.JPGRock topography on the western side of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 358 Dive Buddy: Site: Western Side of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.9 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,194 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,246 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AAmQBiRQ3EEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AAmQBiRQ3EE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0255.jpg2011-05-23-0255.JPGClinton Duffy, Scientific Officer (Marine Species), Marine Conservation Team at the Department of Conservation does a transect to record big fish such as Galapagos Sharks and Spotted Black Grouper down the western side of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 358 Dive Buddy: Site: Western Side of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.9 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,194 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,246 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DjNz3edYJ5ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DjNz3edYJ5o/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-26-0115.jpg2011-05-26-0115.JPGRock topography at L'Esperance Rock during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 26 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 364 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Clinton Duffy. Site: LÕEsperance Rock in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters. Bottom Time: 37 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,498 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000CTL36p63K8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000CTL36p63K8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-26-0127-3.jpg2011-05-26-0127-3.JPGMalcolm Francis, Principal Scientist National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research and Underwater Photographer at L'Esperance Rock during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 26 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 364 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Clinton Duffy. Site: LÕEsperance Rock in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters. Bottom Time: 37 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,498 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lhoG1bUIG3chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lhoG1bUIG3c/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-26-0132.jpg2011-05-26-0132.JPGMalcolm Francis, Principal Scientist National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research and Underwater Photographer at L'Esperance Rock during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 26 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 364 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Clinton Duffy. Site: LÕEsperance Rock in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters. Bottom Time: 37 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,498 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001Msuo1I1xWghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001Msuo1I1xWg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0257.jpg2011-05-23-0257.JPGClinton Duffy, Scientific Officer (Marine Species), Marine Conservation Team at the Department of Conservation does a transect to record big fish such as Galapagos Sharks and Spotted Black Grouper down the western side of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 358 Dive Buddy: Site: Western Side of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.9 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,194 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,246 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WmbYNxaeE34https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WmbYNxaeE34/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0289-2.jpg2011-05-23-0289-2.JPGRock topography on the western side of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 358 Dive Buddy: Site: Western Side of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.9 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,194 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,246 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_gComPe3_oQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_gComPe3_oQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0291.jpg2011-05-23-0291.JPGRock topography on the western side of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 358 Dive Buddy: Site: Western Side of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.9 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,194 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,246 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009ON9fFkrRRIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009ON9fFkrRRI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0307.jpg2011-05-23-0307.JPGRock topography on the western side of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 358 Dive Buddy: Site: Western Side of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.9 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,194 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,246 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005vSsfgVqvO4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005vSsfgVqvO4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0308-2.jpg2011-05-23-0308-2.JPGRock topography on the western side of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 358 Dive Buddy: Site: Western Side of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.9 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,194 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,246 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008uDZZGuJbkMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008uDZZGuJbkM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-26-0215-2.jpg2011-05-26-0215-2.JPGWaves crash into the rock face of L'Esperance Rock during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 26 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011. Dive Number: 365 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis, Site: LÕEsperance Rock in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,535 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,591 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IUc.0y_jSbUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IUc.0y_jSbU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0356-2.jpg2011-05-23-0356-2.JPGMatt Jolly skipper of the RV Braveherat freedives on Cheeseman Shoal at Curtis and Cheeseman Islands during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 358 Dive Buddy: Site: Western Side of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.9 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,194 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,246 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.yak280dwjwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.yak280dwjw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-26-0268.jpg2011-05-26-0268.JPGRock topography at L'Esperance Rock during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 26 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 365 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis, Site: LÕEsperance Rock in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,535 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,591 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RY5PRJrRWVshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RY5PRJrRWVs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0416.jpg2011-05-23-0416.JPGMatt Jolly skipper of the RV Braveherat freedives on Cheeseman Shoal at Curtis and Cheeseman Islands during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 358 Dive Buddy: Site: Western Side of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.9 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,194 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,246 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RBQMh4W4ehohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RBQMh4W4eho/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0078.jpg2011-05-24-0078.JPGGalapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis) is silhouetted on a pinnacle, northern side of Cheeseman Shoal at Curtis and Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 359 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern side of Cheeseman Shoal in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.6 meters. Bottom Time: 51 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,246 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,297 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000om1ZZ_ZIOdohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000om1ZZ_ZIOdo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0482-2.jpg2011-05-23-0482-2.JPGRock topography, Cheeseman Shoal at Curtis and Cheeseman Islands during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 358 Dive Buddy: Site: Western Side of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.9 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,194 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,246 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lHo0SfeDLGshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lHo0SfeDLGs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0084-2.jpg2011-05-24-0084-2.JPGPinnacle on the northern side of Cheeseman Shoal at Curtis and Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 359 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern side of Cheeseman Shoal in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.6 meters. Bottom Time: 51 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,246 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,297 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jpuBG1daPxghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jpuBG1daPxg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0135.jpg2011-05-24-0135.JPGA school of Grey Drummer (Kyphosus bigibbus) on the northern side of Cheeseman Shoal at Curtis and Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 359 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern side of Cheeseman Shoal in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.6 meters. Bottom Time: 51 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,246 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,297 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G35xIa6MqE8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G35xIa6MqE8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0136-2.jpg2011-05-24-0136-2.JPGRock topography on the northern side of Cheeseman Shoal at Curtis and Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 359 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern side of Cheeseman Shoal in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.6 meters. Bottom Time: 51 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,246 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,297 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Bq1PdlJ9dYMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Bq1PdlJ9dYM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0146.jpg2011-05-24-0146.JPGRock topography on the northern side of Cheeseman Shoal at Curtis and Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 359 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern side of Cheeseman Shoal in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.6 meters. Bottom Time: 51 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,246 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,297 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RkQi5MtOzBchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RkQi5MtOzBc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0150-2.jpg2011-05-24-0150-2.JPGRock topography on the northern side of Cheeseman Shoal at Curtis and Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 359 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern side of Cheeseman Shoal in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.6 meters. Bottom Time: 51 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,246 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,297 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004EIyPQySRqAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004EIyPQySRqA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0165-2.jpg2011-05-24-0165-2.JPGRock topography on the northern side of Cheeseman Shoal at Curtis and Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 359 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern side of Cheeseman Shoal in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.6 meters. Bottom Time: 51 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,246 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,297 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aiqr0vkQ_dUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aiqr0vkQ_dU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0187-2.jpg2011-05-24-0187-2.JPGRock topography on the northern side of Cheeseman Shoal at Curtis and Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 359 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern side of Cheeseman Shoal in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.6 meters. Bottom Time: 51 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,246 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,297 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nUmLGRDlAgEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nUmLGRDlAgE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0168.jpg2011-05-24-0168.JPGRock topography on the northern side of Cheeseman Shoal at Curtis and Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 359 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern side of Cheeseman Shoal in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.6 meters. Bottom Time: 51 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,246 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,297 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ruWU_C9Bd08https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ruWU_C9Bd08/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0193.jpg2011-05-24-0193.JPGRock topography in Stella Passage, western side of Curtis Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 360 Dive Buddy: Site: Stella Passage, Western side of Curtis Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,297 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,358 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_lXebMybDxMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_lXebMybDxM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0228.jpg2011-05-24-0228.JPGPyroclastic rock of Curtis Island in Stella Passage during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 360 Dive Buddy: Site: Stella Passage, Western side of Curtis Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,297 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,358 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009pASzZtRUXQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009pASzZtRUXQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0237-2.jpg2011-05-24-0237-2.JPGPyroclastic rock of Curtis Island in Stella Passage during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 360 Dive Buddy: Site: Stella Passage, Western side of Curtis Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,297 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,358 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000w15cffXo978https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000w15cffXo978/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0240-3.jpg2011-05-24-0240-3.JPGPyroclastic rock of Curtis Island in Stella Passage during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 360 Dive Buddy: Site: Stella Passage, Western side of Curtis Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,297 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,358 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q6zxHuu0k_Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q6zxHuu0k_I/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0242-2.jpg2011-05-24-0242-2.JPGPyroclastic rock of Curtis Island in Stella Passage during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 360 Dive Buddy: Site: Stella Passage, Western side of Curtis Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,297 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,358 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008HfFCOWYM4Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008HfFCOWYM4E/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0279-2.jpg2011-05-24-0279-2.JPGWaves erode the pyroclastic rock of Curtis Island in Stella Passage during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 360 Dive Buddy: Site: Stella Passage, Western side of Curtis Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,297 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,358 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DdmDBHht8hQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DdmDBHht8hQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0291.jpg2011-05-24-0291.JPGWaves erode the pyroclastic rock of Curtis Island in Stella Passage during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 360 Dive Buddy: Site: Stella Passage, Western side of Curtis Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,297 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,358 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TDdu9uPHrYEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TDdu9uPHrYE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0311.jpg2011-05-24-0311.JPGWaves erode the pyroclastic rock of Curtis Island in Stella Passage during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 360 Dive Buddy: Site: Stella Passage, Western side of Curtis Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,297 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,358 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qQ0yL4um8gkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qQ0yL4um8gk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0406.jpg2011-05-24-0406.JPGRock topography on the northern point of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 361 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern Point of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31 meters. Bottom Time: 49 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,358 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,407 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C.tkp4wFQ4ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C.tkp4wFQ4o/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0398-2.jpg2011-05-24-0398-2.JPGStephen Ullrich, contract diver for the Auckland Museum spearfishes for specimens on the northern point of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 361 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern Point of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31 meters. Bottom Time: 49 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,358 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,407 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S4gP9.eseMchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S4gP9.eseMc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0413-2.jpg2011-05-24-0413-2.JPGRock topography on the northern point of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 361 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern Point of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31 meters. Bottom Time: 49 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,358 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,407 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_zi8j8LaBrshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_zi8j8LaBrs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0434.jpg2011-05-24-0434.JPGOcean Blue Eye (Schedophilus velaiani) a deepwater species pictured at the northern point of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 361 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern Point of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31 meters. Bottom Time: 49 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,358 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,407 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A23SkiRn.Eohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A23SkiRn.Eo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-25-0013.jpg2011-05-25-0013.JPGDiver Malcolm Francis, Principal Scientist National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research is dwarfed by Stawell Shoal, north of Curtis and Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 25 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 362 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis, Clinton Duffy. Site: Stawell Shoal, North of Curtis and Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 41minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,407 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,448 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M1gUP81mWLEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M1gUP81mWLE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-25-0033.jpg2011-05-25-0033.JPGRock topography of Stawell Shoal, North of Curtis and Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 25 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 362 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis, Clinton Duffy. Site: Stawell Shoal, North of Curtis and Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 41minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,407 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,448 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kqa8lyM_Jtwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kqa8lyM_Jtw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0289-2.jpg2011-05-21-0289-2.JPGBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) school on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 354 Dive Buddy: Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.5 meters. Bottom Time: 25 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,029 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,054 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001pIb4K8Y6WIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001pIb4K8Y6WI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0297-2.jpg2011-05-21-0297-2.JPGBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) school on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 354 Dive Buddy: Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.5 meters. Bottom Time: 25 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,029 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,054 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OMl.W9v6F8whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OMl.W9v6F8w/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-25-0174.jpg2011-05-25-0174.JPGPyroclastic rock of Curtis Island in Stella Passage during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Wednesday 25 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 363 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of Curtis Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 18.2 meters. Bottom Time: 50minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,448 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,498 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_BEW2282PJohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_BEW2282PJo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0375.jpg2011-05-21-0375.JPGBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 355 Dive Buddy: Broughton Lattey. Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 29.3 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,054 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,106 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001BnfyOP92kAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001BnfyOP92kA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0377.jpg2011-05-21-0377.JPGBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 355 Dive Buddy: Broughton Lattey. Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 29.3 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,054 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,106 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HZYzxF4c0Pwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HZYzxF4c0Pw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0460.jpg2011-05-21-0460.JPGBlue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) silhouetted in a swim through on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 356 Dive Buddy: Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22 meters. Bottom Time: 43 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,106 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,149 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yJQFv6kVOHQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yJQFv6kVOHQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0111.jpg2011-05-19-0111.JPGForceps fish (Forcipiger flavissimus) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Yh_LjJK90w0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Yh_LjJK90w0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0112.jpg2011-05-20-0112.JPGA Flowery Flounder (Bothus mancus) a new record for New Zealand on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 352 Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 72 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IRzF9psmiNQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IRzF9psmiNQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0106-2.jpg2011-05-19-0106-2.JPGForceps fish (Forcipiger flavissimus) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DlseGgxhj5Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DlseGgxhj5I/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0115-2.jpg2011-05-19-0115-2.JPGForceps fish (Forcipiger flavissimus) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006Aa3_8FhXNQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006Aa3_8FhXNQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0107-3.jpg2011-05-19-0107-3.JPGForceps fish (Forcipiger flavissimus) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000igU_7alMwi8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000igU_7alMwi8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0124.jpg2011-05-19-0124.JPGForceps fish (Forcipiger flavissimus) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B_KMm_6YsVohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B_KMm_6YsVo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0129.jpg2011-05-19-0129.JPGForceps fish (Forcipiger flavissimus) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a_VozSQUc3whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a_VozSQUc3w/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0131-2.jpg2011-05-19-0131-2.JPGForceps fish (Forcipiger flavissimus) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o48EXX3TU0shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o48EXX3TU0s/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0133.jpg2011-05-19-0133.JPGForceps fish (Forcipiger flavissimus) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tGrqNc5I3ukhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tGrqNc5I3uk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0121.jpg2011-05-20-0121.JPGA Flowery Flounder (Bothus mancus) a new record for New Zealand on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 352 Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 72 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001ds9gpgiGUwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001ds9gpgiGUw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0132.jpg2011-05-20-0132.JPGA Flowery Flounder (Bothus mancus) a new record for New Zealand on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 352 Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 72 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QmS4YhfI61Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QmS4YhfI61U/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0137.jpg2011-05-20-0137.JPGA Flowery Flounder (Bothus mancus) a new record for New Zealand on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 352 Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 72 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xFnrdoVaQZkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xFnrdoVaQZk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0139-2.jpg2011-05-20-0139-2.JPGA Flowery Flounder (Bothus mancus) a new record for New Zealand on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 352 Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 72 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LbcAsFtUXQohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LbcAsFtUXQo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0143.jpg2011-05-20-0143.JPGA Flowery Flounder (Bothus mancus) a new record for New Zealand on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 352 Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 72 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WNQuD8figrEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WNQuD8figrE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0245.jpg2011-05-13-0245.JPGDemoiselle (Chromis dispilus) school on the western Side of Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 335 Dive Buddy: Site: West Side of Napier Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,050 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,094 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q9n8H2lqnCQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q9n8H2lqnCQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-1027.jpg2011-05-17-1027.JPGA large Spotted Black Grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at Fishing Rock, fondly named Big Boy by the DOC rangers on Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 346 Dive Buddy: Site: Fishing Rock, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 7.7 meters. Bottom Time: 54 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,622 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,676 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gc.6qpUJ1cYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gc.6qpUJ1cY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-1028.jpg2011-05-17-1028.JPGA large Spotted Black Grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at Fishing Rock, fondly named Big Boy by the DOC rangers on Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 346 Dive Buddy: Site: Fishing Rock, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 7.7 meters. Bottom Time: 54 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,622 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,676 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GtlGqkuskN0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GtlGqkuskN0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-1039.jpg2011-05-17-1039.JPGA large Spotted Black Grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at Fishing Rock, fondly named Big Boy by the DOC rangers on Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 346 Dive Buddy: Site: Fishing Rock, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 7.7 meters. Bottom Time: 54 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,622 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,676 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000epdOJXDFXxkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000epdOJXDFXxk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-1033-1.jpg2011-05-17-1033_1.JPGA large Spotted Black Grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at Fishing Rock, fondly named Big Boy by the DOC rangers on Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 346 Dive Buddy: Site: Fishing Rock, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 7.7 meters. Bottom Time: 54 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,622 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,676 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qDxqWIfIGqYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qDxqWIfIGqY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-1038.jpg2011-05-17-1038.JPGA large Spotted Black Grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at Fishing Rock, fondly named Big Boy by the DOC rangers on Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 346 Dive Buddy: Site: Fishing Rock, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 7.7 meters. Bottom Time: 54 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,622 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,676 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009u7yIKbjgYshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009u7yIKbjgYs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-1041-2.jpg2011-05-17-1041-2.JPGA large Spotted Black Grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at Fishing Rock, fondly named Big Boy by the DOC rangers on Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 346 Dive Buddy: Site: Fishing Rock, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 7.7 meters. Bottom Time: 54 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,622 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,676 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008KB_JyyXb5ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008KB_JyyXb5g/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-1040.jpg2011-05-17-1040.JPGA large Spotted Black Grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) at Fishing Rock, fondly named Big Boy by the DOC rangers on Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 346 Dive Buddy: Site: Fishing Rock, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 7.7 meters. Bottom Time: 54 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,622 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,676 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RZkymbFcKvkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RZkymbFcKvk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0343-2.jpg2011-05-21-0343-2.JPGA large Spotted Black Grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 355 Dive Buddy: Broughton Lattey. Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 29.3 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,054 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,106 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SIPDiV_3vBkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SIPDiV_3vBk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0189.jpg2011-05-24-0189.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) in Stella Passage, Western side of Curtis Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 360 Dive Buddy: Site: Stella Passage, Western side of Curtis Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,297 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,358 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KT3l313oC4khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KT3l313oC4k/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0393.jpg2011-05-24-0393.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) on the northern point of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 361 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern Point of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31 meters. Bottom Time: 49 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,358 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,407 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P6Z1HdiuCPghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P6Z1HdiuCPg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0191.jpg2011-05-24-0191.JPGSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) in Stella Passage, Western side of Curtis Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 360 Dive Buddy: Site: Stella Passage, Western side of Curtis Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,297 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,358 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rmwdO92dz.Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rmwdO92dz.A/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0282-2.jpg2011-05-19-0282-2.JPGEye-stripe surgeonfish (Acanthurus dussumieri) a new record in New Zealand for an adult on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FKpgo0EqoJ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FKpgo0EqoJ0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0287-2.jpg2011-05-19-0287-2.JPGEye-stripe surgeonfish (Acanthurus dussumieri) a new record in New Zealand for an adult on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XLon2pfYdPghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XLon2pfYdPg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0259.jpgSmooth flutemouthSmooth flutemouth (Fistularia commersonii) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Bdhs5Dy1lwQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Bdhs5Dy1lwQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0289-2.jpg2011-05-19-0289-2.JPGEye-stripe surgeonfish (Acanthurus dussumieri) a new record in New Zealand for an adult on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hk_WXgJ8DXYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hk_WXgJ8DXY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0091.jpg2011-05-16-0091.JPGFemale Green wrasse (Notolabrus incriptus) off North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 343 Dive Buddy: Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters. Bottom Time: 66 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LftHphJZ2RMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LftHphJZ2RM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0201-2.jpg2011-05-24-0201-2.JPGGolden Snapper (Centroberyx affinis) hides amongst boulders in Stella Passage, western side of Curtis Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 360 Dive Buddy: Site: Stella Passage, Western side of Curtis Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,297 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,358 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zjTH1IM3jw4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zjTH1IM3jw4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0274.jpg2011-05-21-0274.JPGMale Green wrasse (Notolabrus incriptus) Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 354 Dive Buddy: Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.5 meters. Bottom Time: 25 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,029 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,054 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008fT3ZvwPEwAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008fT3ZvwPEwA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0115-2.jpg2011-05-16-0115-2.JPGGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nubilus) upon a soft coral off the western side of North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 343 Dive Buddy: Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters. Bottom Time: 66 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000utnt3jxnuuohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000utnt3jxnuuo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0116-2.jpg2011-05-16-0116-2.JPGGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nubilus) upon a soft coral off the western side of North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 343 Dive Buddy: Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters. Bottom Time: 66 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_kkMgn0G4_8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_kkMgn0G4_8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0130-2.jpg2011-05-16-0130-2.JPGGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nubilus) upon a soft coral off the western side of North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 343 Dive Buddy: Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters. Bottom Time: 66 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VZ.vN63R1ZEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VZ.vN63R1ZE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0015.jpg2011-05-20-0015.JPGGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nubilus) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 351 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GHIKDNQQ_WIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GHIKDNQQ_WI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0104.jpg2011-05-20-0104.JPGGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nubilus) framed by coral polyps on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 352 Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 72 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HFYx1ACJWHchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HFYx1ACJWHc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0087.jpg2011-05-14-0087.JPGKermadec demoiselle (Chrysiptera rapanui) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yoFCcVI2gFwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yoFCcVI2gFw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0394.jpg2011-05-13-0394.JPGKingfish (Seriola lalandi) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 336 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island to North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 18.8 meters. Bottom Time: 67 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,094 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,161 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H7LYlak6JbIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H7LYlak6JbI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0370.jpg2011-05-14-0370.JPGKingfish (Seriola lalandi) hang around a rotenone station picking up easy pray at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 339 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 21.2 meters. Bottom Time: 56 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,263 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,319 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FLawuCSRhFghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FLawuCSRhFg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0342-3.jpg2011-05-15-0342-3.JPGA school of Kyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer) including a rare Yellow form of colour mutation that affects 5-20% pictured at Boat Cove, Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 342 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 10 meters. Bottom Time: 55 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,403 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,458 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ISLhWlh5NBwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ISLhWlh5NBw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0499-2.jpg2011-05-21-0499-2.JPGKingfish (Seriola lalandi) on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 356 Dive Buddy: Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22 meters. Bottom Time: 43 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,106 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,149 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Od_CDYfcimMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Od_CDYfcimM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0108.jpg2011-05-24-0108.JPGKingfish (Seriola lalandi) on the northern side of Cheeseman Shoal at Curtis and Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 359 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern side of Cheeseman Shoal in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.6 meters. Bottom Time: 51 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,246 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,297 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T9HHQlcpro8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T9HHQlcpro8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-26-0087-2.jpg2011-05-26-0087-2.JPGA yellow Kyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer) a rare colour mutation that affects 5-20% of the population at L'Esperance Rock during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 26 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 364 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Clinton Duffy. Site: LÕEsperance Rock in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters. Bottom Time: 37 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,498 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c6MCe.S3FY0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c6MCe.S3FY0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0371.jpg2011-05-24-0371.JPGKingfish (Seriola lalandi) amongst a school of Blue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) on the northern point of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 361 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern Point of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31 meters. Bottom Time: 49 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,358 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,407 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_iosWl1N2tshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_iosWl1N2ts/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0119-2.jpg2011-05-24-0119-2.JPGKingfish (Seriola lalandi) on the northern side of Cheeseman Shoal at Curtis and Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 359 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern side of Cheeseman Shoal in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.6 meters. Bottom Time: 51 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,246 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,297 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LJJetegmpmohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LJJetegmpmo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0380.jpg2011-05-24-0380.JPGKingfish (Seriola lalandi) amongst a school of Blue Maomao (Scorpis violaceus) on the northern point of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 361 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern Point of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31 meters. Bottom Time: 49 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,358 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,407 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JFIzBvk9QIIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JFIzBvk9QII/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0235-3.jpgLionfishLionfish (Pterois volatins) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009P144CtZa0Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009P144CtZa0M/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0213.jpg2011-05-19-0213.JPGLord Howe Coral Fish (Amphichaetodon howensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Emt1rM4lN8Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Emt1rM4lN8I/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0239.jpgLionfishLionfish (Pterois volatins) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SCpji11OSf8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SCpji11OSf8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-1053.jpgLionfishA juvenile Lionfish (Pterois volatins) hides in a rock crack at Fishing Rock, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 346 Dive Buddy: Site: Fishing Rock, Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 7.7 meters. Bottom Time: 54 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,622 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,676 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MO5wyeVMlXshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MO5wyeVMlXs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0242-2.jpgLionfishLionfish (Pterois volatins) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.1GBzVqQIXIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.1GBzVqQIXI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0215-2.jpg2011-05-19-0215-2.JPGLord Howe Coral Fish (Amphichaetodon howensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pHhfIffSF1Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pHhfIffSF1A/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0216-2.jpg2011-05-19-0216-2.JPGLord Howe Coral Fish (Amphichaetodon howensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jcbsQvlbpu4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jcbsQvlbpu4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0187-2.jpg2011-05-20-0187-2.JPGLord Howe Coral Fish (Amphichaetodon howensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 353 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yIyxidlZxWEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yIyxidlZxWE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0153-2.jpg2011-05-16-0153-2.JPGLord Howe Coral Fish (Amphichaetodon howensis) off the western side of North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 343 Dive Buddy: Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters. Bottom Time: 66 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EhbBnPnGzLwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EhbBnPnGzLw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0190-2.jpg2011-05-20-0190-2.JPGLord Howe Coral Fish (Amphichaetodon howensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 353 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GkFub.b1jxkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GkFub.b1jxk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0194-2.jpg2011-05-20-0194-2.JPGLord Howe Coral Fish (Amphichaetodon howensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 353 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D.gm0ZFCZ90https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D.gm0ZFCZ90/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0490.jpg2011-05-21-0490.JPGMado (Atypichthys latus) on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 356 Dive Buddy: Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22 meters. Bottom Time: 43 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,106 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,149 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YP03f49Pt6Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YP03f49Pt6I/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0256.jpg2011-05-19-0256.JPGMasked Moki (Cheilodactylus sp.) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x90yHVDKQZUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x90yHVDKQZU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0002-1.jpg2011-05-20-0002_1.JPGMasked Moki (Cheilodactylus sp.) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 351 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EVWTXk6JZNAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EVWTXk6JZNA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0002-2.jpg2011-05-20-0002-2.JPGMasked Moki (Cheilodactylus sp.) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 351 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SuU7kTrg4OYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SuU7kTrg4OY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0716-2.jpg2011-05-16-0716-2.JPGMoorish idol (Zanclus cornutus) at North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 344 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,524 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,585 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DD3vdlExu_ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DD3vdlExu_o/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0715-2.jpg2011-05-16-0715-2.JPGMoorish idol (Zanclus cornutus) at North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 344 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,524 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,585 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uaqu_JUAOTAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uaqu_JUAOTA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0714.jpg2011-05-16-0714.JPGMoorish idol (Zanclus cornutus) at North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 344 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,524 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,585 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sQKbPyXsNlshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sQKbPyXsNls/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0006.jpg2011-05-20-0006.JPGMasked Moki (Cheilodactylus sp.) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 351 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ViEQt3A1m60https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ViEQt3A1m60/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0182-2-Edit.jpg2011-05-20-0182_2-Edit.JPGMoorish idol (Zanclus cornutus) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 353 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KGe6XnlQhIEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KGe6XnlQhIE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0723.jpg2011-05-16-0723.JPGMoorish idol (Zanclus cornutus) at North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 344 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,524 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,585 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L8ngJa7YpyQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L8ngJa7YpyQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0183.jpg2011-05-20-0183.JPGMoorish idol (Zanclus cornutus) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 353 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000050XTeS2_svkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000050XTeS2_svk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0642.jpg2011-05-16-0642.JPGMosaic moray (Enchelycore ramosa) at North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 344 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,524 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,585 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h7KgxBeazyYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h7KgxBeazyY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0666.jpg2011-05-16-0666.JPGMosaic moray (Enchelycore ramosa) at North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 344 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,524 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,585 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ghRD35BjwCIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ghRD35BjwCI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0056.jpg2011-05-14-0056.JPGNotch-head marblefish (Aplodactylus etheridgii) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000icEUhtJW3S8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000icEUhtJW3S8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0067.jpg2011-05-14-0067.JPGNotch-head marblefish (Aplodactylus etheridgii) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bEPx8klC1XMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bEPx8klC1XM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0063-2.jpg2011-05-14-0063-2.JPGNotch-head marblefish (Aplodactylus etheridgii) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000047aXSs38lc8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000047aXSs38lc8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0112-2.jpg2011-05-16-0112-2.JPGNotch-head marblefish (Aplodactylus etheridgii) off North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 343 Dive Buddy: Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters. Bottom Time: 66 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ir4kUK7spkwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ir4kUK7spkw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0103.jpg2011-05-14-0103.JPGNotch-head marblefish (Aplodactylus etheridgii) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pxjCLfFiFe8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pxjCLfFiFe8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0116.jpg2011-05-14-0116.JPGNotch-head marblefish (Aplodactylus etheridgii) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q1u18P8qJTghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q1u18P8qJTg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0209.jpg2011-05-19-0209.JPGNotch-head marblefish (Aplodactylus etheridgii) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jxirAFrGogYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jxirAFrGogY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0061.jpg2011-05-14-0061.JPGPainted Moki (Cheilodactylus ephippium) at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xOhChDwRCQEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xOhChDwRCQE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0444.jpg2011-05-24-0444.JPGOcean Blue Eye (Schedophilus velaiani) a deepwater species pictured at the northern point of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 361 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern Point of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31 meters. Bottom Time: 49 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,358 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,407 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OpsViyJ3Dt4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OpsViyJ3Dt4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-24-0446.jpg2011-05-24-0446.JPGOcean Blue Eye (Schedophilus velaiani) a deepwater species pictured at the northern point of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 24 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 361 Dive Buddy: Site: Northern Point of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31 meters. Bottom Time: 49 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,358 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,407 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O2b1GLaHgNQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O2b1GLaHgNQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0225.jpg2011-05-19-0225.JPGPorcupine Fish (Diodon hystrix) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004ZvsbyM7W_Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004ZvsbyM7W_I/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0226-2.jpg2011-05-19-0226-2.JPGPorcupine Fish (Diodon hystrix) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HMjpHYl5XYMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HMjpHYl5XYM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0231-2.jpg2011-05-19-0231-2.JPGPorcupine Fish (Diodon hystrix) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C_t10ZVSpyAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C_t10ZVSpyA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0012-2.jpg2011-05-20-0012-2.JPGKermadec Scalyfin (Parma kermadecensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 351 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_URvbqvyb3khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_URvbqvyb3k/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0251.jpg2011-05-19-0251.JPGPorcupine Fish (Diodon hystrix) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R6Jd0BP5XC0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R6Jd0BP5XC0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0249.jpg2011-05-19-0249.JPGPorcupine Fish (Diodon hystrix) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000037_irja.rowhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000037_irja.row/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0020-2.jpg2011-05-20-0020-2.JPGKermadec Scalyfin (Parma kermadecensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 351 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001eMLpAAg1FEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001eMLpAAg1FE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0021-2.jpg2011-05-20-0021-2.JPGKermadec Scalyfin (Parma kermadecensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 351 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tjOGSWimMoUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tjOGSWimMoU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0254.jpg2011-05-19-0254.JPGPorcupine Fish (Diodon hystrix) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LPe6SIKipHYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LPe6SIKipHY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0054.jpg2011-05-20-0054.JPGKermadec Scalyfin (Parma kermadecensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 351 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IQKJVQk9f1Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IQKJVQk9f1U/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0255.jpg2011-05-19-0255.JPGPorcupine Fish (Diodon hystrix) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k8B2VVa_iREhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k8B2VVa_iRE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0044.jpg2011-05-20-0044.JPGKermadec Scalyfin (Parma kermadecensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 351 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kEzviyNJH_0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kEzviyNJH_0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0035.jpg2011-05-20-0035.JPGKermadec Scalyfin (Parma kermadecensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 351 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XNMb_sxk2eohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XNMb_sxk2eo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0032-2.jpg2011-05-20-0032-2.JPGSplendid hawkfish (Cirrhitus splendens) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 351 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dBVfNq6_4yshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dBVfNq6_4ys/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0295-Edit.jpg2011-05-19-0295-Edit.JPGStriped boarfish (Evistias acutirostris) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u9t.HtH_9TEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u9t.HtH_9TE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0025.jpg2011-05-20-0025.JPGSplendid hawkfish (Cirrhitus splendens) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 351 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fWQIT10mwzkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fWQIT10mwzk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0036.jpg2011-05-20-0036.JPGSplendid hawkfish (Cirrhitus splendens) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 351 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xVMFy6oMsPchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xVMFy6oMsPc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0293.jpg2011-05-19-0293.JPGStriped boarfish (Evistias acutirostris) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 350 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters. Bottom Time: 57 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.Na1lfH_MAQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.Na1lfH_MAQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0042.jpg2011-05-20-0042.JPGSplendid hawkfish (Cirrhitus splendens) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 351 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KVANKbprJEMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KVANKbprJEM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0037.jpg2011-05-20-0037.JPGSplendid hawkfish (Cirrhitus splendens) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 351 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U7m3.B9VkeYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U7m3.B9VkeY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0047-2.jpg2011-05-20-0047-2.JPGSplendid hawkfish (Cirrhitus splendens) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 351 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mmmrTciAh9ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mmmrTciAh9o/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0473-2.jpgTrumpetfishTrumpetfish (Aulostomus chinensis) on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 356 Dive Buddy: Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22 meters. Bottom Time: 43 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,106 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,149 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JovQhcgx0AEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JovQhcgx0AE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0157-2-2.jpgWhite-Eye MorayWhite-Eye Moray (Gymnothorax thyrsoideus) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 352 Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 72 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sEZeKNsK7cAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sEZeKNsK7cA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0473.jpgTrumpetfishTrumpetfish (Aulostomus chinensis) on the north western side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 356 Dive Buddy: Site: North Western Side of Macauley Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 22 meters. Bottom Time: 43 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,106 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,149 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ynec7BED4V8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ynec7BED4V8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0210-2.jpg2011-05-14-0210-2.JPGCirripectes alboapicalis (White-dot blenny) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X0WXoBwLjkkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X0WXoBwLjkk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0210.jpg2011-05-14-0210.JPGCirripectes alboapicalis (White-dot blenny) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eZ4.uJpbIrUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eZ4.uJpbIrU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0211.jpg2011-05-14-0211.JPGCirripectes alboapicalis (White-dot blenny) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VAY.vVSsmdQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VAY.vVSsmdQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0211-2.jpg2011-05-14-0211-2.JPGCirripectes alboapicalis (White-dot blenny) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.. Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CRpdjWc7h44https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CRpdjWc7h44/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0278.jpg2011-05-13-0278.JPGYellow-banded perch (Acanthistius cinctus) Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 335 Dive Buddy: Site: West Side of Napier Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,050 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,094 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rOpUyGdMNVMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rOpUyGdMNVM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0700.jpg2011-05-16-0700.JPGCirripectes alboapicalis (White-dot blenny) at North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 344 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,524 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,585 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mLWYdyXaAyEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mLWYdyXaAyE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0164-2.jpg2011-05-16-0164-2.JPGYellow-banded perch (Acanthistius cinctus) off the western side of North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 343 Dive Buddy: Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters. Bottom Time: 66 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003dD5ekJtsKchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003dD5ekJtsKc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0165.jpg2011-05-16-0165.JPGYellow-banded perch (Acanthistius cinctus) Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 335 Dive Buddy: Site: West Side of Napier Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,050 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,094 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GJV8ov_YnGEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GJV8ov_YnGE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0185.jpg2011-05-17-0185.JPGA spotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) with a giant purple Gorgonian Fan on the western side of Nugent Island, the most northern Island in New Zealand territory during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 345 Dive Buddy: Site: Nugent Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters. Bottom Time: 37 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,585 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,622 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rEg7NLZJXHAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rEg7NLZJXHA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0179-2.jpg2011-05-17-0179-2.JPGLarge purple Gorgonian Fan on the western side of Nugent Island, the most northern Island in New Zealand territory during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 345 Dive Buddy: Site: Nugent Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters. Bottom Time: 37 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,585 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,622 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TzYTsAW.MJchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TzYTsAW.MJc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0063.jpg2011-05-16-0063.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) off the Coast of the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gp3otY5e9hQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gp3otY5e9hQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0060.jpg2011-05-16-0060.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) off the Coast of the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004IxcCSJpXREhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004IxcCSJpXRE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0033-2.jpg2011-05-18-0033-2.JPGMado (Atypicthys latus) around a large purple Gorgonian Fan Fan at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bJeqdn9vk8Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bJeqdn9vk8I/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0032-2.jpg2011-05-18-0032-2.JPGMado (Atypicthys latus) around a large purple Gorgonian Fan Fan at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WaxTou4V.xMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WaxTou4V.xM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0178.jpg2011-05-13-0178.JPGA Tasman booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) is silhouetted in early morning light during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mptDq6.HkPkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mptDq6.HkPk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0513.jpg2011-05-17-0513.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000B7frk.LEKHshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000B7frk.LEKHs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0514.jpg2011-05-17-0514.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002Jrwk_TAjuMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002Jrwk_TAjuM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0538.jpg2011-05-17-0538.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eVIJP.2Ryc0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eVIJP.2Ryc0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0542-2.jpg2011-05-17-0542-2.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005VRrB5u6WGQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005VRrB5u6WGQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0612.jpg2011-05-17-0612.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e24ykJ9Fx4ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e24ykJ9Fx4g/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0036-2.jpg2011-05-18-0036-2.JPGMado (Atypicthys latus) around a large purple Gorgonian Fan Fan at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EGV6cwzAmlghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EGV6cwzAmlg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0037.jpg2011-05-18-0037.JPGMado (Atypicthys latus) around a large purple Gorgonian Fan Fan at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iee5.zr9Yeghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iee5.zr9Yeg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0682-2.jpg2011-05-17-0682-2.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) on the eastern cliff face of Napier Island pictured with the Meyer Islands and Raoul Island in the background during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002AxuyrygTcMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002AxuyrygTcM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0995.jpg2011-05-17-0995.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wSqwOBrWrYghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wSqwOBrWrYg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0041-2.jpg2011-05-18-0041-2.JPGMado (Atypicthys latus) around a large yellow Gorgonian Fan Fan at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PDEGh2HK_40https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PDEGh2HK_40/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-1006.jpg2011-05-17-1006.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pnva1Erd9ykhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pnva1Erd9yk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0129.jpg2011-05-22-0129.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) at Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cUfmzUFKm.Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cUfmzUFKm.Q/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0057-2.jpg2011-05-19-0057-2.JPGPurple Gorgonian Fan polyps on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 349 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30 meters. Bottom Time: 54 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,752 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,806 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007gPUfLiBmw8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007gPUfLiBmw8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0130.jpg2011-05-22-0130.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) at Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000thtmWtK7ZcEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000thtmWtK7ZcE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0132.jpg2011-05-22-0132.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) at Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QAeL4ydu6nIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QAeL4ydu6nI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0151.jpg2011-05-22-0151.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) at Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V9AJUTemVKkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V9AJUTemVKk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0138.jpg2011-05-22-0138.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) at Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iBPA1FboFI4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iBPA1FboFI4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0155.jpg2011-05-22-0155.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) at Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.bJo1OIJsMghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.bJo1OIJsMg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0047-2.jpg2011-05-18-0047-2.JPGLarge yellow Gorgonian Fan Fan at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009MWnrdck9mQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009MWnrdck9mQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0157.jpg2011-05-22-0157.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) at Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vU14UpLZLkchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vU14UpLZLkc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0164.jpg2011-05-22-0164.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) at Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tt5j6JorMSghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tt5j6JorMSg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0173.jpg2011-05-22-0173.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) at Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R.Yx9jUUzJAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R.Yx9jUUzJA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0171.jpg2011-05-22-0171.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) at Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000064pwREN6pDchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000064pwREN6pDc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0184.jpg2011-05-22-0184.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) at Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t3VirQaf2aghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t3VirQaf2ag/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0184-2.jpg2011-05-22-0184-2.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) at Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000092PYbKSMWrUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000092PYbKSMWrU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0188.jpg2011-05-22-0188.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) at Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008aELeDZgJsghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008aELeDZgJsg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0207.jpg2011-05-22-0207.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) at Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002U.TmNsOwQkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002U.TmNsOwQk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-22-0199.jpg2011-05-22-0199.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) at Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 22 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aZkcIdKhdz8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aZkcIdKhdz8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-25-0037.jpg2011-05-25-0037.JPGTasman Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra tasmani) on the deck of RV Braveheart at Curtis and Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 25 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mnTI4s0WtY4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mnTI4s0WtY4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0028-2.jpg2011-05-18-0028-2.JPGMado (Atypicthys latus) around a large purple Gorgonian Fan Fan at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n53lL8YOhZIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n53lL8YOhZI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0231.jpg2011-05-21-0231.JPGBlack-winged petrel (Pterodroma nigripennis) on the north east side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZX7PcoB4T6Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZX7PcoB4T6I/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0049-2.jpg2011-05-18-0049-2.JPGA species of Antipatharia (black coral) at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ua3GkKVBnGMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ua3GkKVBnGM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0938.jpg2011-05-17-0938.JPGGreater Frigate Bird (Fregeta minor) circles high above Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gs.PjiQwI3Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gs.PjiQwI3I/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0054.jpg2011-05-18-0054.JPGA species of Antipatharia (black coral) at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YkVRJXtART8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YkVRJXtART8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0055.jpg2011-05-18-0055.JPGA species of Antipatharia (black coral) at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J8CcaObeEtUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J8CcaObeEtU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0056-2.jpg2011-05-18-0056-2.JPGA species of Antipatharia (black coral) at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yuMHZzC.NDIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yuMHZzC.NDI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0066-2.jpg2011-05-18-0066-2.JPGEncrusting life takes over a dead Antipatharia (black coral) tree at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ONn.xsozzUMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ONn.xsozzUM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0058-2.jpg2011-05-18-0058-2.JPGA species of Antipatharia (black coral) at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nSP9.06WQcshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nSP9.06WQcs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0061-2.jpg2011-05-18-0061-2.JPGA species of Antipatharia (black coral) at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YLrXOt0I7P0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YLrXOt0I7P0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0083.jpg2011-05-18-0083.JPGA species of Antipatharia (black coral) at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008WZ8gM5jttchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008WZ8gM5jttc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-18-0087.jpg2011-05-18-0087.JPGA species of Antipatharia (black coral) at Dayrell Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 18 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 347 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Dayrell Island, Hereald Islets in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters. Bottom Time: 44 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,676 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,720 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Sog_j3lMm7ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Sog_j3lMm7g/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-23-0247-2.jpg2011-05-23-0247-2.JPGA species of Antipatharia (black coral) on the western side of Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 23 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 358 Dive Buddy: Site: Western Side of Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 32.9 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,194 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,246 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FICWz1eiMekhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FICWz1eiMek/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-25-0030.jpg2011-05-25-0030.JPGA species of Antipatharia (black coral) on Stawell Shoal, North of Curtis and Cheeseman Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Wednesday 25 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 362 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis, Clinton Duffy. Site: Stawell Shoal, North of Curtis and Cheeseman Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 27.1 meters. Bottom Time: 41minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 22,407 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,448 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009T6L4nvTvw8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009T6L4nvTvw8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0295.jpg2011-05-17-0295.JPGKermadec Petrel (Pterodroma neglecta neglecta) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IbZip16I2pwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IbZip16I2pw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0304.jpg2011-05-17-0304.JPGKermadec Petrel (Pterodroma neglecta neglecta) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007hyAZ4heOKEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007hyAZ4heOKE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0303.jpg2011-05-17-0303.JPGKermadec Petrel (Pterodroma neglecta neglecta) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000txNxbOTqJZwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000txNxbOTqJZw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0312-2.jpg2011-05-17-0312-2.JPGKermadec Petrel (Pterodroma neglecta neglecta) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vEsBTLCKxE0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vEsBTLCKxE0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0320.jpg2011-05-17-0320.JPGKermadec Petrel (Pterodroma neglecta neglecta) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MjOjcXGqPyghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MjOjcXGqPyg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0322.jpg2011-05-17-0322.JPGKermadec Petrel (Pterodroma neglecta neglecta) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mhIoqAOR6Twhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mhIoqAOR6Tw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0329.jpg2011-05-17-0329.JPGKermadec Petrel (Pterodroma neglecta neglecta) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iLTRQ4WUvO4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iLTRQ4WUvO4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0338.jpg2011-05-17-0338.JPGKermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lFiESRfT2ishttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lFiESRfT2is/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0346.jpg2011-05-17-0346.JPGKermadec Petrel (Pterodroma neglecta neglecta) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I4IaywLOodUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I4IaywLOodU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0345.jpg2011-05-17-0345.JPGKermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Nghc1_fxpKEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Nghc1_fxpKE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0358-2.jpg2011-05-17-0358-2.JPGKermadec Petrel (Pterodroma neglecta neglecta) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bsdvM7m1CsIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bsdvM7m1CsI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0363.jpg2011-05-17-0363.JPGKermadec Petrel (Pterodroma neglecta neglecta) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OSJUy385uI8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OSJUy385uI8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0365.jpg2011-05-17-0365.JPGKermadec Petrel (Pterodroma neglecta neglecta) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a2LLxRFbWV8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a2LLxRFbWV8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0366.jpg2011-05-17-0366.JPGKermadec Petrel (Pterodroma neglecta neglecta) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RvtBpkua5Vshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RvtBpkua5Vs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0393.jpg2011-05-17-0393.JPGKermadec Petrel (Pterodroma neglecta neglecta) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004va485Am0qUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004va485Am0qU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0384.jpg2011-05-17-0384.JPGKermadec Petrel (Pterodroma neglecta neglecta) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OwcjqYZ9fOohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OwcjqYZ9fOo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0405.jpg2011-05-17-0405.JPGKermadec Petrel (Pterodroma neglecta neglecta) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l1fHwPgII4Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l1fHwPgII4E/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0415.jpg2011-05-17-0415.JPGKermadec Petrel chick (Pterodroma neglecta neglecta) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W7HrN3oOLS8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W7HrN3oOLS8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0402.jpg2011-05-17-0402.JPGKermadec Petrel (Pterodroma neglecta neglecta) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O9TVXMtB7U4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O9TVXMtB7U4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0452-2.jpg2011-05-17-0452-2.JPGKermadec Petrel (Pterodroma neglecta neglecta) with egg on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pB1amHaIKlshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pB1amHaIKls/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0453-2.jpg2011-05-17-0453-2.JPGKermadec Petrel (Pterodroma neglecta neglecta) with egg on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Hke3x2o8sQYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Hke3x2o8sQY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0597.jpg2011-05-17-0597.JPGRed-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubicauda roseotincta) flyÕs around the eastern cliff face on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FLBtFQei.vUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FLBtFQei.vU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0594.jpg2011-05-17-0594.JPGKermadec Petrel (Pterodroma neglecta neglecta) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BcknOdqoVH0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BcknOdqoVH0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0617.jpg2011-05-17-0617.JPGRed-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubicauda roseotincta) flyÕs around the eastern cliff face on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y4apSbFYjeAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y4apSbFYjeA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0618-2.jpg2011-05-17-0618-2.JPGRed-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubicauda roseotincta) flyÕs around the eastern cliff face on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wNT6ku9gfjAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wNT6ku9gfjA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0618.jpg2011-05-17-0618.JPGRed-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubicauda roseotincta) flyÕs around the eastern cliff face on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qC33UF9sEpshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qC33UF9sEps/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0638-2.jpg2011-05-17-0638-2.JPGRed-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubicauda roseotincta) flyÕs around the eastern cliff face on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VRcBF5gWKJwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VRcBF5gWKJw/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0642-2.jpg2011-05-17-0642-2.JPGRed-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubicauda roseotincta) flyÕs around the eastern cliff face on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000a3K9oCnsvTMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000a3K9oCnsvTM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0642-3.jpg2011-05-17-0642-3.JPGRed-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubicauda roseotincta) flyÕs around the eastern cliff face on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rMET.e0VHewhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rMET.e0VHew/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0641-2.jpg2011-05-17-0641-2.JPGRed-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubicauda roseotincta) flyÕs around the eastern cliff face on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007292LIoFTH8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007292LIoFTH8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0644-2.jpg2011-05-17-0644-2.JPGRed-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubicauda roseotincta) flyÕs around the eastern cliff face on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000017wM4AtAZchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000017wM4AtAZc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0643.jpg2011-05-17-0643.JPGRed-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubicauda roseotincta) flyÕs around the eastern cliff face on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SbY6znlZW0khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SbY6znlZW0k/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0652.jpg2011-05-17-0652.JPGRed-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubicauda roseotincta) flyÕs around the eastern cliff face on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H9xGt14NGXshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H9xGt14NGXs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0654-2.jpg2011-05-17-0654-2.JPGRed-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubicauda roseotincta) flyÕs around the eastern cliff face on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dtpey3wF8Qchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dtpey3wF8Qc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0659.jpg2011-05-17-0659.JPGRed-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubicauda roseotincta) flyÕs around the eastern cliff face on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004s.IDuMUfpQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004s.IDuMUfpQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0790-2.jpg2011-05-17-0790-2.JPGRed-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubicauda roseotincta) on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZV3srOyc9qQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZV3srOyc9qQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0817-2.jpg2011-05-17-0817-2.JPGCircled by seabirds, Peter J. de Lange, Threatened Plant Scientist at the Department of Conservation stands next to a Kermadec p?hutukawa (Metrosideros kermadacensis) looking out to the East from the highest point on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000f8kJ9g5OOPUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000f8kJ9g5OOPU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0114-2.jpg2011-05-21-0114-2.JPGWhite-naped Petrel juvenile (Pterodroma cervicaulis) on the north east side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WlNhjaUy9mIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WlNhjaUy9mI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0108.jpg2011-05-21-0108.JPGWhite-naped Petrel juvenile (Pterodroma cervicaulis) on the north east side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zBJOpBt3MO0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zBJOpBt3MO0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0121.jpg2011-05-21-0121.JPGWhite-naped Petrel juvenile (Pterodroma cervicaulis) on the north east side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Pv.NNBfyAnAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Pv.NNBfyAnA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0122.jpg2011-05-21-0122.JPGWhite-naped Petrel juvenile (Pterodroma cervicaulis) on the north east side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000db2QA5EUrE0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000db2QA5EUrE0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0128.jpg2011-05-21-0128.JPGWhite-naped Petrel juvenile (Pterodroma cervicaulis) on the north east side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000..1VsH.0W2Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000..1VsH.0W2I/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0130.jpg2011-05-21-0130.JPGWhite-naped Petrel juvenile (Pterodroma cervicaulis) on the north east side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IDQEsbybgB4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IDQEsbybgB4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0134.jpg2011-05-21-0134.JPGWhite-naped Petrel juvenile (Pterodroma cervicaulis) on the north east side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QA84kVKjJwwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QA84kVKjJww/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0140.jpg2011-05-21-0140.JPGWhite-naped Petrel juvenile (Pterodroma cervicaulis) on the north east side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xs3Ixa6AXbchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xs3Ixa6AXbc/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0135.jpg2011-05-21-0135.JPGWhite-naped Petrel juvenile (Pterodroma cervicaulis) on the north east side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EGbd9686kOohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EGbd9686kOo/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0640-3.jpg2011-05-17-0640-3.JPGRed-tailed tropicbird (Phaethon rubicauda roseotincta) flyÕs around the eastern cliff face on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qB.DyVrELdIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qB.DyVrELdI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0202-2.jpg2011-05-21-0202-2.JPGWhite-naped Petrel (Pterodroma cervicaulis) on the north east side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QJPbWUQJQ4khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QJPbWUQJQ4k/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-21-0143.jpg2011-05-21-0143.JPGWhite-naped Petrel juvenile (Pterodroma cervicaulis) on the north east side of Macauley Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Saturday 21 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sS7P4Oe2H8Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sS7P4Oe2H8U/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0443.jpg2011-05-15-0443.JPGCrown of Thorns Star (Acanthaster planci) at Boat Cove, Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 342 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 10 meters. Bottom Time: 55 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,403 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,458 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000081sRc21EaHUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000081sRc21EaHU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0135-2.jpg2011-05-14-0135-2.JPGFeather Star at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AO6YBOLlLzYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AO6YBOLlLzY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0174.jpg2011-05-20-0174.JPGCrown of Thorns Star (Acanthaster planci) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 352 Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 72 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000050VcqI5pI1whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000050VcqI5pI1w/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0153.jpg2011-05-20-0153.JPGFeather Star on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 352 Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 72 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LHwDUGjzvf4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LHwDUGjzvf4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0075.jpg2011-05-19-0075.JPGKermadec Scalyfin (Parma kermadecensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 349 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30 meters. Bottom Time: 54 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,752 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,806 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T8jk6MrTgw0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T8jk6MrTgw0/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0077-2.jpg2011-05-19-0077-2.JPGKermadec Scalyfin (Parma kermadecensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 349 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30 meters. Bottom Time: 54 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,752 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,806 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eWVqCCjYzhshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eWVqCCjYzhs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0079-2.jpg2011-05-19-0079-2.JPGKermadec Scalyfin (Parma kermadecensis) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 349 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30 meters. Bottom Time: 54 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,752 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,806 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uZgiDN88gUEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uZgiDN88gUE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0094-3.jpg2011-05-20-0094-3.JPGHard Coral with polyps retracted on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 352 Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 72 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wole4Jme5r4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wole4Jme5r4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0094-2.jpg2011-05-20-0094-2.JPGHard Coral with polyps retracted on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 352 Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 72 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nad8fgLOmI8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nad8fgLOmI8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0093.jpg2011-05-20-0093.JPGHard Coral with polyps retracted on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 352 Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 72 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lqGh9qdxoMkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lqGh9qdxoMk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0165.jpg2011-05-20-0165.JPGCoral Polyps on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 352 Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 72 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007uyy_X6uE0Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007uyy_X6uE0Y/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0204-2.jpg2011-05-20-0204-2.JPGUnidentified species of large Hermit Crab on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 353 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YKGDrfSmtpUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YKGDrfSmtpU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0090-2.jpg2011-05-20-0090-2.JPGUnidentified species of large Hermit Crab on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 352 Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 72 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yC1Zco8MDGshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yC1Zco8MDGs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0068.jpg2011-05-19-0068.JPGUnidentified species of large Hermit Crab on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Thursday 19 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 349 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 30 meters. Bottom Time: 54 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,752 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,806 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007y5tzUMAYMQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007y5tzUMAYMQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0206.jpg2011-05-20-0206.JPGUnidentified species of large Hermit Crab on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 353 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003qvZtQ6aMtkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003qvZtQ6aMtk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0209-2.jpg2011-05-20-0209-2.JPGUnidentified species of large Hermit Crab on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 353 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DaV0dcDhqpshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DaV0dcDhqps/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0247.jpg2011-05-20-0247.JPGUnidentified species of large Hermit Crab on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 353 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000j_SbirnMAl8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000j_SbirnMAl8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0247-2.jpg2011-05-20-0247-2.JPGUnidentified species of large Hermit Crab on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 353 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZrSzRL8Xex8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZrSzRL8Xex8/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0247-3.jpg2011-05-20-0247-3.JPGUnidentified species of large Hermit Crab on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 353 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QeN5tJdCfm4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QeN5tJdCfm4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0189-2.jpg2011-05-16-0189-2.JPGPhyllidiella pustulosa a Nudibranch that is common at the Kermadec Islands but so far not recorded from mainland New Zealand. Pictured on the western side of North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 343 Dive Buddy: Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters. Bottom Time: 66 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jdUnCX5RapQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jdUnCX5RapQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0196.jpg2011-05-16-0196.JPGPhyllidiella pustulosa a Nudibranch that is common at the Kermadec Islands but so far not recorded from mainland New Zealand. Pictured on the western side of North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 343 Dive Buddy: Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters. Bottom Time: 66 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ep3ASSKvS2Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ep3ASSKvS2E/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0196-2.jpg2011-05-16-0196-2.JPGPhyllidiella pustulosa a Nudibranch that is common at the Kermadec Islands but so far not recorded from mainland New Zealand. Pictured on the western side of North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 343 Dive Buddy: Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters. Bottom Time: 66 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SYYsc5iqJhshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SYYsc5iqJhs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0190.jpg2011-05-16-0190.JPGPhyllidiella pustulosa a Nudibranch that is common at the Kermadec Islands but so far not recorded from mainland New Zealand. Pictured on the western side of North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 343 Dive Buddy: Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters. Bottom Time: 66 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ayOeZlhFvxshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ayOeZlhFvxs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0210.jpg2011-05-16-0210.JPGPhyllidiella pustulosa a Nudibranch that is common at the Kermadec Islands but so far not recorded from mainland New Zealand. Pictured on the western side of North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 343 Dive Buddy: Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.3 meters. Bottom Time: 66 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,458 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,524 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000m9hdJJVUNTMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000m9hdJJVUNTM/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0229.jpg2011-05-20-0229.JPGPhyllidiella pustulosa a Nudibranch that is common at the Kermadec Islands but so far not recorded from mainland New Zealand mate on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 353 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vTyWScSmdechttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vTyWScSmdec/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0240.jpg2011-05-20-0240.JPGPhyllidiella pustulosa a Nudibranch that is common at the Kermadec Islands but so far not recorded from mainland New Zealand mate on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 353 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l6BqCaczjDAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l6BqCaczjDA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-16-0698-2.jpg2011-05-16-0698-2.JPGA short crab (Percnon sp.) at North Chanter Island in the Herald Islets during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Monday 16 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011 Dive Number: 344 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: North Chanter Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 23.5 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,524 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,585 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jjFh5gxQ2.shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jjFh5gxQ2.s/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0241.jpg2011-05-14-0241.JPGMacro close-up of a unidentified orange Starfish from the class Asteroidea at Te Konui Point, Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Saturday 14 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 338 Dive Buddy: Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 28 meters. Bottom Time: 61 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jYDAQTS0KMkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jYDAQTS0KMk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-13-0313-Edit.jpg2011-05-13-0313-Edit.JPGLarge Coral (Turbinaria sp.) on the western side of South Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project lead by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 13 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 336 Dive Buddy: Clinton Duffy Site: Boat Harbour South Meyer Island to North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 18.8 meters. Bottom Time: 67 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,094 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,161 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VCAZAydBnqshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VCAZAydBnqs/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0216-2.jpg2011-05-20-0216-2.JPGUnidentified Anemone on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 353 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GO488X0aRdUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GO488X0aRdU/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0220.jpg2011-05-20-0220.JPGUnidentified Anemone on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 353 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000engb8WZI2MIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000engb8WZI2MI/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0318.jpg2013-04-12-0318.JPGOdax cyanoallix (Blue-Finned Butterfish) female, endemic to the Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 457 Site: North West corner, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 257:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.4 meters Bottom Time: 72 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,252 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,324 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uDwGQbZWt3Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uDwGQbZWt3I/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-14-0099.jpg2013-04-14-0099.JPGCryptichthys jojettae (Cryptic triplefin) at North West Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Sunday 14 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 460 Site: North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 262:44 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters Bottom Time: 101 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 30,533 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,634 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DkwBogLJFcIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DkwBogLJFcI/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0165.jpgScorpionfishScorpaena papillosus (Dwarf scorpionfish) at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 454 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 253:01 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 22.2 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 69% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,911 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,036 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A9ykDpXsluchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A9ykDpXsluc/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-14-0102.jpg2013-04-14-0102.JPGCryptichthys jojettae (Cryptic triplefin) at North West Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Sunday 14 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 460 Site: North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 262:44 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters Bottom Time: 101 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 30,533 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,634 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RnDi90l60Owhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RnDi90l60Ow/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0169.jpgScorpionfishScorpaena papillosus (Dwarf scorpionfish) at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 454 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 253:01 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 22.2 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 69% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,911 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,036 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T48gWko_g0Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T48gWko_g0U/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0162.jpgScorpionfishScorpaena papillosus (Dwarf scorpionfish) at the Southern Side of South West Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 458 Site: Southern Side of South West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 259:29 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 113 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UWLoeOiMv5Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UWLoeOiMv5E/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0171.jpgScorpionfishScorpaena papillosus (Dwarf scorpionfish) at the Southern Side of South West Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 458 Site: Southern Side of South West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 259:29 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 113 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HMJGLVs3yZkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HMJGLVs3yZk/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-14-0093.jpgScorpionfishScorpaena papillosus (Dwarf scorpionfish) juvenile at North West Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Sunday 14 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 460 Site: North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 262:44 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters Bottom Time: 101 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 30,533 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,634 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zpD7YtVQtB0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zpD7YtVQtB0/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-14-0069.jpgScorpionfishScorpaena papillosus (Dwarf scorpionfish) juvenile at North West Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Sunday 14 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 460 Site: North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 262:44 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters Bottom Time: 101 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 30,533 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,634 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gT4BVJyaFPchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gT4BVJyaFPc/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0173.jpgScorpionfishScorpaena papillosus (Dwarf scorpionfish) at the Southern Side of South West Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 458 Site: Southern Side of South West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 259:29 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 113 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JOk2UdpH4q8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JOk2UdpH4q8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0463.jpg2013-04-13-0463.JPGThe Three King Islands Pictured from left: North East Island, Great Island, South West Island, Princes Islands and West Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Fi3GibOPiD4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Fi3GibOPiD4/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0458.jpg2013-04-13-0458.JPGThe Three King Islands Pictured from left: North East Island, Great Island, South West Island, Princes Islands and West Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000cBmcx7XtaQshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000cBmcx7XtaQs/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0436.jpg2013-04-13-0436.JPGThe Three King Islands Pictured from left: North East Island, Great Island, South West Island, Princes Islands and West Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_6BdEISFMRchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_6BdEISFMRc/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0491.jpg2013-04-13-0491.JPGThe Three King Islands Pictured from left: North East Island, Great Island, South West Island, Princes Islands and West Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007i60FvQ1r6whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007i60FvQ1r6w/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0476.jpg2013-04-13-0476.JPGThe Three King Islands Pictured from left: North East Island, Great Island, South West Island, Princes Islands and West Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Vc6p.ieWSkIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Vc6p.ieWSkI/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0494.jpg2013-04-13-0494.JPGThe Three King Islands Pictured from left: North East Island, Great Island, South West Island, Princes Islands and West Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BaIwwDlqA_0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BaIwwDlqA_0/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-18-0253.jpg2013-04-18-0253.JPGThe Three King Islands Pictured from left: North East Island, Great Island, South West Island, Princes Islands and West Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 18 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dzZtRV0F1YQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dzZtRV0F1YQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-18-0290.jpg2013-04-18-0290.JPGThe Three King Islands Pictured from left: North East Island, Great Island, South West Island, Princes Islands and West Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 18 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000097j0EQyKJychttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000097j0EQyKJyc/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-18-0300.jpg2013-04-18-0300.JPGThe Three King Islands Pictured from left: North East Island, Great Island, South West Island, Princes Islands and West Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 18 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kvMrwYp12Fchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kvMrwYp12Fc/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0014.jpg2013-04-10-0014.JPGThe sunrises over the Princes Islands looking towards South West Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V0TCKpyfzM8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V0TCKpyfzM8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0004.jpg2013-04-10-0004.JPGThe sunrises over the Princes Islands looking towards South West Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PDvzvGd6XKghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PDvzvGd6XKg/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0335.jpg2013-04-10-0335.JPGThe sunrises over the Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bHAx954CdNQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bHAx954CdNQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0361.jpg2013-04-10-0361.JPGThe sunrises over a Gannett colony the Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TSAlBpHy.Z0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TSAlBpHy.Z0/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0352.jpg2013-04-10-0352.JPGThe sunrises over the Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_NhhndofVzkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_NhhndofVzk/fit=1000x1000/2008-06-05-0004.jpg2008-06-05-0004.jpgThe Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 05 June 2008.New Zealand Herald Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Elw0YqAvvLohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Elw0YqAvvLo/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0093-2.jpg2013-04-10-0093-2.JPGDiver Ian Skipworth is silhouetted in a canyon at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 453 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 251:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 43% OTU: 41% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,815 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,911 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XqATJCCBJ6Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XqATJCCBJ6I/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0057-2.jpg2013-04-10-0057-2.JPGA wall of Evechinus chloroticus (Kina) at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 453 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 251:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 43% OTU: 41% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,815 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,911 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DMrYoBb7BXUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DMrYoBb7BXU/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0088.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x8q0tH.kO3Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x8q0tH.kO3U/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0059.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h5JS2qK_kMshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h5JS2qK_kMs/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0079.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lY2m9Kq6zUghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lY2m9Kq6zUg/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-10-0026-1.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Vmg4qzDHTrYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Vmg4qzDHTrY/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-10-0061-1.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X6ZxhT_VunMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X6ZxhT_VunM/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-24-0108.jpgMottled Moray EelGymnothorax prionodon (Mottled Moray) Sunday 24 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 450 Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 248:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 70.7 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 75% OTU: 93% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,562 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000quI1XRrqX9Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000quI1XRrqX9Y/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-24-0092.jpgMottled Moray EelGymnothorax prionodon (Mottled Moray) Sunday 24 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 450 Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 248:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 70.7 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 75% OTU: 93% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,562 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nk2mfBrx734https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nk2mfBrx734/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-24-0014.jpg2013-02-24-0014.jpgChromis abyssicola (Deepsea chromis) Sunday 24 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 450 Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 248:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 70.7 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 75% OTU: 93% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,562 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x1FJwTCGSMAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x1FJwTCGSMA/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-24-0006.jpg2013-02-24-0006.jpgChromis abyssicola (Deepsea chromis) Sunday 24 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 450 Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 248:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 70.7 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 75% OTU: 93% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,562 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L_Y5vi3phl8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L_Y5vi3phl8/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-24-0053.jpg2013-02-24-0053.jpgChromis abyssicola (Deepsea chromis) Sunday 24 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 450 Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 248:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 70.7 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 75% OTU: 93% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,562 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MxaxtddHehohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MxaxtddHeho/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-24-0024.jpg2013-02-24-0024.jpgParapercis binivirgata (Redbanded weever). Sunday 24 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 450 Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 248:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 70.7 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 75% OTU: 93% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,562 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bZTx1GzsF5Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bZTx1GzsF5E/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-24-0038.jpg2013-02-24-0038.jpgParapercis binivirgata (Redbanded weever). Sunday 24 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 450 Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 248:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 70.7 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 75% OTU: 93% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,562 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xDSjl7MQrUEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xDSjl7MQrUE/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-24-0038-1.jpg2013-02-24-0038_1.jpgParapercis binivirgata (Redbanded weever). Sunday 24 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 450 Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 248:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 70.7 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 75% OTU: 93% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,562 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nm3Q5Dc8roEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nm3Q5Dc8roE/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-24-0045.jpg2013-02-24-0045.jpgParapercis binivirgata (Redbanded weever). Sunday 24 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 450 Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 248:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 70.7 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 75% OTU: 93% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,562 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004JMve3j4kmkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004JMve3j4kmk/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-24-0048.jpg2013-02-24-0048.jpgParapercis binivirgata (Redbanded weever). Sunday 24 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 450 Site: Serpent Rock, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 248:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 70.7 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 75% OTU: 93% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,562 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SfBJA9U4zfEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SfBJA9U4zfE/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0142.jpg2013-02-23-0142.jpgRoboastra luteolineata (Nudibranch). Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 449 Site: Kahawai Point to Big Eye Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 246:14 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 62% OTU: 86% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,440 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,562 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AMuvLj3_bXUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AMuvLj3_bXU/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0168.jpg2013-02-23-0168.jpgRoboastra luteolineata (Nudibranch). Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 449 Site: Kahawai Point to Big Eye Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 246:14 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 62% OTU: 86% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,440 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,562 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AQjFJcVMKPkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AQjFJcVMKPk/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0156.jpg2013-02-23-0156.jpgRoboastra luteolineata (Nudibranch). Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 449 Site: Kahawai Point to Big Eye Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 246:14 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 62% OTU: 86% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,440 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,562 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_AqfIV44YfEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_AqfIV44YfE/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0170.jpg2013-02-23-0170.jpgRoboastra luteolineata (Nudibranch). Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 449 Site: Kahawai Point to Big Eye Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 246:14 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 62% OTU: 86% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,440 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,562 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_C_mfs7.Dwshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_C_mfs7.Dws/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0181.jpg2013-02-23-0181.jpgRoboastra luteolineata (Nudibranch). Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 449 Site: Kahawai Point to Big Eye Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.3 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 246:14 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 62% OTU: 86% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,440 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,562 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TN4pS7wZdqAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TN4pS7wZdqA/fit=1000x1000/2013-07-12-0091.jpg2013-07-12-0091.jpgTrinchesia sp. (Nudibranch). Friday 12 July 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 486 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Kent Erickson Time: 20:10 Temperature: 16 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 73 minutes Mix: 21 OC Bottom Time to Date: 32,875 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,948 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Zjb70J6Ffhghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Zjb70J6Ffhg/fit=1000x1000/2013-07-12-0091-1.jpg2013-07-12-0091_1.jpgTrinchesia sp. (Nudibranch). Friday 12 July 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 486 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Kent Erickson Time: 20:10 Temperature: 16 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 73 minutes Mix: 21 OC Bottom Time to Date: 32,875 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,948 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NY37117.Cechttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NY37117.Cec/fit=1000x1000/2013-07-12-0093.jpg2013-07-12-0093.jpgTrinchesia sp. (Nudibranch). Friday 12 July 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 486 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Kent Erickson Time: 20:10 Temperature: 16 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 73 minutes Mix: 21 OC Bottom Time to Date: 32,875 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,948 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e8joGPKlpOkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e8joGPKlpOk/fit=1000x1000/2013-07-12-0138.jpg2013-07-12-0138.jpgJanolus ignis (nudibranch). Friday 12 July 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 486 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Kent Erickson Time: 20:10 Temperature: 16 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 73 minutes Mix: 21 OC Bottom Time to Date: 32,875 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,948 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VN1jSyv7.N4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VN1jSyv7.N4/fit=1000x1000/2013-07-12-0142.jpg2013-07-12-0142.jpgJanolus ignis (nudibranch). Friday 12 July 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 486 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Kent Erickson Time: 20:10 Temperature: 16 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 73 minutes Mix: 21 OC Bottom Time to Date: 32,875 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,948 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009XUtqhnyZjIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009XUtqhnyZjI/fit=1000x1000/2013-07-12-0142-1.jpg2013-07-12-0142_1.jpgJanolus ignis (nudibranch). Friday 12 July 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 486 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Kent Erickson Time: 20:10 Temperature: 16 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 73 minutes Mix: 21 OC Bottom Time to Date: 32,875 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,948 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q5mvnfk2crghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q5mvnfk2crg/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0094.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Friday 31 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Uh1CzwFqNs4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Uh1CzwFqNs4/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0112-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Thursday 30 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Boyh1olfN3chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Boyh1olfN3c/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0135.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Thursday 30 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XNtA4sESSuAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XNtA4sESSuA/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0145-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Thursday 30 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DGdYMlmhOxAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DGdYMlmhOxA/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0164-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother, calf and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Thursday 30 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZZF8z2Vo5rwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZZF8z2Vo5rw/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0260-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother, calf and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Friday 31 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PNEsyEJofG8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PNEsyEJofG8/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0023-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y2oyQL01.GAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y2oyQL01.GA/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0023-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jmbpRj_gxrIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jmbpRj_gxrI/fit=1000x1000/2012-08-31-0281.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Friday 31 August 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005rcyXnpNhVkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005rcyXnpNhVk/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0029-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F7tMUUbJZQYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F7tMUUbJZQY/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0059-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U7Cy9OCozaQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U7Cy9OCozaQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0051.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TygdUH.4KxMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TygdUH.4KxM/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0177.jpg2011-02-13-0177.jpgSecret Lake- Quentin Bennett is one of New Zealand's diving pioneers. Back in the 70's he used to pack his gear across Hawke's Bay backcountry in wheel barrows, looking for freshwater dive locations. Eventually he found this lake, with water as clear as gin-you can see from one side clear across to the other. Its location remains a guarded secret because the algae growth is very sensitive to disturbance. This frame sort of immortalises Quentin in his world.Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 301.Site: Secret Lake..Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,108 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,168 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000awKopWF8O_Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000awKopWF8O_M/fit=1000x1000/2013-07-12-0165.jpg2013-07-12-0165.jpgDoto pita (Nudibranch) Friday 12 July 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 486 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Kent Erickson Time: 20:10 Temperature: 16 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 73 minutes Mix: 21 OC Bottom Time to Date: 32,875 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,948 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000J0zRYxpg30shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000J0zRYxpg30s/fit=1000x1000/2013-07-12-0156.jpg2013-07-12-0156.jpgDoto pita (Nudibranch) Friday 12 July 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 486 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Kent Erickson Time: 20:10 Temperature: 16 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 73 minutes Mix: 21 OC Bottom Time to Date: 32,875 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,948 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u5fB4v3gOd8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u5fB4v3gOd8/fit=1000x1000/2013-07-12-0175-1.jpg2013-07-12-0175_1.jpgPlatynereis kau, female heteronereid polychaete, (Ragworm) being consumed by a Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone). Friday 12 July 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 486 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Kent Erickson Time: 20:10 Temperature: 16 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 73 minutes Mix: 21 OC Bottom Time to Date: 32,875 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,948 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MLXC2I48Qgchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MLXC2I48Qgc/fit=1000x1000/2013-07-12-0183.jpg2013-07-12-0183.jpgPlatynereis kau, female heteronereid polychaete, (Ragworm) being consumed by a Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone). Friday 12 July 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 486 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Kent Erickson Time: 20:10 Temperature: 16 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 73 minutes Mix: 21 OC Bottom Time to Date: 32,875 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,948 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GhvObRM66Nshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GhvObRM66Ns/fit=1000x1000/2013-07-12-0189.jpg2013-07-12-0189.jpgPlatynereis kau, female heteronereid polychaete, (Ragworm) being consumed by a Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone). Friday 12 July 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 486 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Kent Erickson Time: 20:10 Temperature: 16 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 73 minutes Mix: 21 OC Bottom Time to Date: 32,875 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,948 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zMlOiGebrOwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zMlOiGebrOw/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0072.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TAYJ4BX43oYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TAYJ4BX43oY/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0081-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NCKXvWL2wbIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NCKXvWL2wbI/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0091-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000022upgOvEKcYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000022upgOvEKcY/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0098-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DYZJJjfn.18https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DYZJJjfn.18/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0098.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000ipgkmiJ.qMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000ipgkmiJ.qM/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0151-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b2MKBBUVh6ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b2MKBBUVh6o/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0199.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wyfBabUcVWghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wyfBabUcVWg/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0221-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000818p1Nkyu.whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000818p1Nkyu.w/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0235.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004PwWhYDJemAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004PwWhYDJemA/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0254-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NEb7jlh0CAAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NEb7jlh0CAA/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0254.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.gT3Qro5M3Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.gT3Qro5M3I/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0265-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uLXJL1yN14ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uLXJL1yN14g/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0265.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tF2LGJ6iFe4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tF2LGJ6iFe4/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0267.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FSdMertPH9Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FSdMertPH9A/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0272-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jeFjFfpJve0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jeFjFfpJve0/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0272.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mTfq5bIqddUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mTfq5bIqddU/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0273-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EzRS4BaFox4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EzRS4BaFox4/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0273.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xa3jPmlRgUshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xa3jPmlRgUs/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0283-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ymgpOAkhOMMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ymgpOAkhOMM/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0283.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008SpIV8XFTLEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008SpIV8XFTLE/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0310.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iCKC2mkgClAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iCKC2mkgClA/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0311.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BeUEGB9dgnIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BeUEGB9dgnI/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0311-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bpyKhRgLhRghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bpyKhRgLhRg/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0312.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005MM0zSIfJMshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005MM0zSIfJMs/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0312-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YnGUcUnKQHMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YnGUcUnKQHM/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0314-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002KvhBNzLIyEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002KvhBNzLIyE/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0333-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dES6nNBgIDghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dES6nNBgIDg/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0370.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000edraFnKI6vYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000edraFnKI6vY/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0370-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RUG7m3SpyX0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RUG7m3SpyX0/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0333.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000evSqXNCl2zUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000evSqXNCl2zU/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0374-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XovFwjTBsOMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XovFwjTBsOM/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0374.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LrdCOqjWEbMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LrdCOqjWEbM/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0379.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V1b.zkV5Rh8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V1b.zkV5Rh8/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0379-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e9oZsL_l26chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e9oZsL_l26c/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0392-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PzyrVboxFdIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PzyrVboxFdI/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0401.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hBIjrjgF9JIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hBIjrjgF9JI/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0403-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A.Sw8Hh2dAMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A.Sw8Hh2dAM/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0403.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vBxghxH3Kighttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vBxghxH3Kig/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0405.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WvZGdAa2mFMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WvZGdAa2mFM/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0405-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d3HiLbSQY7Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d3HiLbSQY7M/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0431.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nQvhKJNJgRkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nQvhKJNJgRk/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0431-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xlUGLnrT_.Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xlUGLnrT_.A/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0434-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003r6F9LI0asAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003r6F9LI0asA/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0434.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iEcKnlM8r9chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iEcKnlM8r9c/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0437-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OsZDa1vJyU8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OsZDa1vJyU8/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0442-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VQ1XZRHml1shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VQ1XZRHml1s/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0442.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GwpWC9zHigUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GwpWC9zHigU/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0451.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lXbJjBxmJdYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lXbJjBxmJdY/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0451-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W2sQK8goEtQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W2sQK8goEtQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0462.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008t.W49g_OuMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008t.W49g_OuM/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0462-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IaUPR2dVFzohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IaUPR2dVFzo/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0481.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UufJzQoRZWohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UufJzQoRZWo/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0481-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MhmikicLFKchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MhmikicLFKc/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0483.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WmrTToaJWxAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WmrTToaJWxA/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0483-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000POHGmvwK0hohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000POHGmvwK0ho/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0484-2-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IYSuzIOBVAQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IYSuzIOBVAQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0485-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yzzuX7hYLjkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yzzuX7hYLjk/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0485.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_BS74zeCmjwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_BS74zeCmjw/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0498-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ti1XWoHTOYMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ti1XWoHTOYM/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0498.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WszjKaIGcdUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WszjKaIGcdU/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0505-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tCY64Sdth1Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tCY64Sdth1Y/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0507.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005Yc9BNmqahIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005Yc9BNmqahI/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0508-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003e9Ugc3DCWQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003e9Ugc3DCWQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0511.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oMyF31eG.c4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oMyF31eG.c4/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0511-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zF5DE2kcQ8Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zF5DE2kcQ8E/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0527.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uY3AST0Ey8Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uY3AST0Ey8Q/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0528-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000upk3xQwLciUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000upk3xQwLciU/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0527-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M.cONMs9vt8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M.cONMs9vt8/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0528.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003WvNowwaeB8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003WvNowwaeB8/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0548-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D.yCvlX5zZkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D.yCvlX5zZk/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0548.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iViHVGBy6_Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iViHVGBy6_M/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0552-3.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IuWJACWK.eAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IuWJACWK.eA/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0549.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZA3zsINQnv0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZA3zsINQnv0/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0554.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SeR.Oadvlikhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SeR.Oadvlik/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0554-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MN3cpql1.YIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MN3cpql1.YI/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0561.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gK.QbuJPKtwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gK.QbuJPKtw/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-01-0561-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 01 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v0Xhr_h4a7ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v0Xhr_h4a7o/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-03-0006.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Monday 03 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NO_PTNJqDM4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NO_PTNJqDM4/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-03-0006-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Monday 03 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l7Mmnu0p.qohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l7Mmnu0p.qo/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-03-0007-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Monday 03 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kug83ujM8w8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kug83ujM8w8/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-03-0007.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Monday 03 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SvuogNx7uLohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SvuogNx7uLo/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-03-0019.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Monday 03 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bTclSRMIC5ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bTclSRMIC5o/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-03-0040-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Monday 03 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NEbICSHMwY8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NEbICSHMwY8/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-03-0030.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Monday 03 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tMVCSK_uG8Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tMVCSK_uG8A/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-03-0041.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Monday 03 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BEBXXxnSipohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BEBXXxnSipo/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-03-0239-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Monday 03 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ce.RFB4aMbwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ce.RFB4aMbw/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-03-0239-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Monday 03 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sAWtWjqOKc4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sAWtWjqOKc4/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-03-0231.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Monday 03 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YapmZUaG7zQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YapmZUaG7zQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-04-0108.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O0R60gzmdYchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O0R60gzmdYc/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-03-0284.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Monday 03 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000euQwb5iVPvEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000euQwb5iVPvE/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-04-0110.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000guqCLThmVh8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000guqCLThmVh8/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-04-0126.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q4ywC4LRsewhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q4ywC4LRsew/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-04-0127.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000F3GUnKHYJbkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000F3GUnKHYJbk/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-04-0127-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OhrXePiI8PYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OhrXePiI8PY/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-04-0137.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002taxhFrelSIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002taxhFrelSI/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-04-0166.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Remora attached to a Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nGeL5LzHAPshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nGeL5LzHAPs/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-04-0144.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uBB5sX0MDNEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uBB5sX0MDNE/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-04-0186-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YS6o6VRyOichttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YS6o6VRyOic/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-05-0032-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000py4AeyMe0F0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000py4AeyMe0F0/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-05-0040.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZnvtU8zFEEwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZnvtU8zFEEw/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-05-0032.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UfHW2SbcHlQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UfHW2SbcHlQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-05-0040-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000txk2i3QdWwchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000txk2i3QdWwc/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-05-0042.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003zp5Pf.bcdkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003zp5Pf.bcdk/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-05-0042-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G24jogb2bDwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G24jogb2bDw/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-05-0044-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.CErOePc0rYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.CErOePc0rY/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-05-0046.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000gsC.22_Yl0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000gsC.22_Yl0/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-05-0056.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000setdDyuWMrshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000setdDyuWMrs/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-05-0056-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O4xi38RIyQshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O4xi38RIyQs/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-05-0058.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d6xNu3H4i5Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d6xNu3H4i5A/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-05-0196.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UxqjhVsKYnYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UxqjhVsKYnY/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-05-0125.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Sgp0sz4ISYUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Sgp0sz4ISYU/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-05-0122.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dl6dMEpYj7Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dl6dMEpYj7U/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0040.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lbmEOTwSe_chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lbmEOTwSe_c/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-05-0203.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008itkOsqRIy0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008itkOsqRIy0/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0096.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008Jy_vfEIXCEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008Jy_vfEIXCE/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0051.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hMGE6Zm86EYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hMGE6Zm86EY/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0066.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O9UsxgJwKt0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O9UsxgJwKt0/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0103.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000V5tjOtq2tBMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000V5tjOtq2tBM/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0112.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qeTtBnq_eZchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qeTtBnq_eZc/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0111.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000njbs.9MDdnQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000njbs.9MDdnQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0128.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H9gozp19_jQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H9gozp19_jQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0129.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dClTlLJcupohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dClTlLJcupo/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0151.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R79ioIa.sCAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R79ioIa.sCA/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0160.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_NN9.rBJ9dwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_NN9.rBJ9dw/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0175.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XGHgKqGql9Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XGHgKqGql9E/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0180.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ckNaQIRkw7Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ckNaQIRkw7Q/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0191.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006aXx7Nx_NLYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006aXx7Nx_NLY/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0256.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u9_SKXMXslchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u9_SKXMXslc/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0288.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Bjsw8gOYn5Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Bjsw8gOYn5M/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0301.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother, calf and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000um_QB6MvwZQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000um_QB6MvwZQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0319.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf are photographed by Underwater Photographer Brandon Cole off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008Hu3Q1m.pi0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008Hu3Q1m.pi0/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0303.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother, calf and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JiGJyCbYgS0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JiGJyCbYgS0/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0310.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother, calf and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aOZ0uVhZLEohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aOZ0uVhZLEo/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0342.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother, calf and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009g6WBIM9cbwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009g6WBIM9cbw/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0368.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother, calf and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TboOW0_xN_4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TboOW0_xN_4/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0392-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wPPTJ.r6YIMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wPPTJ.r6YIM/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0392.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BsYtaWip3tAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BsYtaWip3tA/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0382.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother, calf and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bGqsB7TUEawhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bGqsB7TUEaw/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0430.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Zo53VNRK0E8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Zo53VNRK0E8/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0433.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) female off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000coUO6K5cOKQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000coUO6K5cOKQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0413.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RBdccQizOe0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RBdccQizOe0/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0438.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000whciWXFGkGQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000whciWXFGkGQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0448.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother, calf and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000raxJwq78UHwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000raxJwq78UHw/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0442.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother and calf off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e_fAPtGf1bIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e_fAPtGf1bI/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0503.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) is photographed by Underwater Photographer Brandon Cole off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rFrZNIui_6chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rFrZNIui_6c/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0546.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother, calf and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZTUXuMqABFQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZTUXuMqABFQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0520.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) mother, calf and male escort off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dQp6DQ9Bcsghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dQp6DQ9Bcsg/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0596-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oqjwUcpDyKIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oqjwUcpDyKI/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-06-0596.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Tuesday 04 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004l_gIayQC4Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004l_gIayQC4A/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-08-0045.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 08 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y3EkJ_Ef3q8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y3EkJ_Ef3q8/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-08-0128-2.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) male during a heat run off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 08 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ynNELoAUbGohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ynNELoAUbGo/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-08-0136.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) male during a heat run off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 08 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n7m2CxnrVAIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n7m2CxnrVAI/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-08-0164.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) male during a heat run off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 08 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jdbXC4_Wp.Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jdbXC4_Wp.Y/fit=1000x1000/2012-09-08-0165-1.jpgMegaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale)Megaptera novaeangliae (Humpback Whale) males during a heat run off the coast of the Vava'u Island group in the Kingdom of Tonga. Saturday 08 September 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H3gE8GWbGRchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H3gE8GWbGRc/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-21-0137.jpg2009-03-21-0137.jpgUnderwater Photographer Quentin Bennett with a Blue Shark (Prionace glauca) 17 miles off the coast of Napier Hawke's Bay New Zealand..Saturday 21 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 154.Max Depth 5 m..Temp 21c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 120 min..Bottom Time to Date 7314 min..Cumulative Time 7434 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oocYoYI76sshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oocYoYI76ss/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0183.jpg2011-02-13-0183.jpgSecret Lake- Quentin Bennett is one of New Zealand's diving pioneers. Back in the 70's he used to pack his gear across Hawke's Bay backcountry in wheel barrows, looking for freshwater dive locations. Eventually he found this lake, with water as clear as gin-you can see from one side clear across to the other. Its location remains a guarded secret because the algae growth is very sensitive to disturbance. This frame sort of immortalises Quentin in his world.Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 301.Site: Secret Lake..Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 60 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,108 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,168 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QZnXPjb_7lwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QZnXPjb_7lw/fit=1000x1000/2013-07-13-0005.jpg2013-07-13-0005.jpgFlabellina albomarginata (Nudibranch). Saturday 13 July 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 487 Site: Ann's Rock, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Kent Erickson Time: 10:30 Temperature: 16 Maximum Depth: 16 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Mix: 21 OC Bottom Time to Date: 32,948 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,008 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lmTxFRrmTcUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lmTxFRrmTcU/fit=1000x1000/2013-07-13-0002.jpg2013-07-13-0002.jpgFlabellina albomarginata (Nudibranch). Saturday 13 July 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 487 Site: Ann's Rock, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Kent Erickson Time: 10:30 Temperature: 16 Maximum Depth: 16 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Mix: 21 OC Bottom Time to Date: 32,948 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,008 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EyLzxRT8VKIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EyLzxRT8VKI/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-22-0004.jpg2013-02-22-0004.jpgBranchiomma sp. (purple fanworm). Friday 22 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 446 Site: HMNZS Canterbury Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 241:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 34.4 meters Bottom Time: 92 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 57% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,260 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000M0dNc0C.17Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000M0dNc0C.17A/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-22-0108.jpg2013-02-22-0108.jpgNotolabrus celidotus (Spotty) Friday 22 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 446 Site: HMNZS Canterbury Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 241:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 34.4 meters Bottom Time: 92 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 57% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,260 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G2M1c5PwC8whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G2M1c5PwC8w/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-22-0090.jpg2013-02-22-0090.jpgNotolabrus celidotus (Spotty) Friday 22 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 446 Site: HMNZS Canterbury Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 241:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 34.4 meters Bottom Time: 92 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 57% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,260 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002L5tm2JxxAUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002L5tm2JxxAU/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-22-0125.jpg2013-02-22-0125.jpgPempheris adspersa (Bigeye) Friday 22 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 446 Site: HMNZS Canterbury Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 241:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 34.4 meters Bottom Time: 92 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 57% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,260 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CbxtSEbStRghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CbxtSEbStRg/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-22-0136.jpg2013-02-22-0136.jpgPempheris adspersa (Bigeye) Friday 22 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 446 Site: HMNZS Canterbury Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 241:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 34.4 meters Bottom Time: 92 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 57% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,260 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000om400TMFel8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000om400TMFel8/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-22-0137.jpg2013-02-22-0137.jpgPempheris adspersa (Bigeye) Friday 22 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 446 Site: HMNZS Canterbury Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 241:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 34.4 meters Bottom Time: 92 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 57% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,260 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006WVLxf6v7NAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006WVLxf6v7NA/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-22-0127.jpg2013-02-22-0127.jpgPempheris adspersa (Bigeye) Friday 22 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 446 Site: HMNZS Canterbury Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 241:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 34.4 meters Bottom Time: 92 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 57% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,260 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005lZN1QIeLyQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005lZN1QIeLyQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-22-0110.jpg2013-02-22-0110.jpgJason mirabilis (nudibranch) Friday 22 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 446 Site: HMNZS Canterbury Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 241:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 34.4 meters Bottom Time: 92 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 57% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,260 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Bf8EpvnKxfAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Bf8EpvnKxfA/fit=1000x1000/2009-12-19-0764.jpg2009-12-19-0764.jpgThe Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009The Wedding of Kylie Tipper and Dale Hodson at Brookfields Winery in Hawke's Bay Napier..Saturday 19 December 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2009.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001kZjLnnPyVAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001kZjLnnPyVA/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-22-0152.jpgSandager's wrasseJuvenile Coris sandageri (Sandager's wrasse). Sunday 10 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 443 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Coordinates: 3932773 South 17723526 East Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,883 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,063 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002jAUPbSRZg0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002jAUPbSRZg0/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-22-0141.jpg2013-02-22-0141.jpgNotoclinops segmentatus (Blue-eyed triplefin) Friday 22 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 446 Site: HMNZS Canterbury Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 241:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 34.4 meters Bottom Time: 92 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 57% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,168 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,260 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006vsWPErmekshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006vsWPErmeks/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0097.jpg2013-02-23-0097.jpgKyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer) Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 448 Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 244:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 110 minutes Mix: 16/50 CNS: 62% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,330 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,440 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HrISpyd9GGwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HrISpyd9GGw/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0096.jpg2013-02-23-0096.jpgKyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer) Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 448 Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 244:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 110 minutes Mix: 16/50 CNS: 62% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,330 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,440 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hAuwaJwDRZ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hAuwaJwDRZ0/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-23-0126.jpg2013-02-23-0126.jpgKyphosus pacificus (Beaked Drummer) Saturday 23 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 448 Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 244:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 71.7 meters Bottom Time: 110 minutes Mix: 16/50 CNS: 62% OTU: 53% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,330 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,440 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NPWMC.Nwa4whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NPWMC.Nwa4w/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0222.jpg2013-04-12-0222.JPGNotolabrus fucicola (Banded wrasse) female North West corner, West Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 457 Site: North West corner, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 257:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.4 meters Bottom Time: 72 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,252 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,324 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QPcEf25wEh8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QPcEf25wEh8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-14-0096.jpg2013-04-14-0096.JPGNotolabrus fucicola (Banded wrasse) female at North West Bay, Great Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Sunday 14 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 460 Site: North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 262:44 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters Bottom Time: 101 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 30,533 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,634 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004hEkn3c2Pgchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004hEkn3c2Pgc/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-19-0099.jpg2013-04-19-0099.JPGNotolabrus fucicola (Banded wrasse) female at Tasman Bay, Great Island, during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 19 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 465 Site: Tasman Bay, Great Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 271:24 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters Bottom Time: 126 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 70% OTU: 63% Bottom Time to Date: 31,047 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,173 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DBDyf8YHTbYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DBDyf8YHTbY/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0161-2.jpg2013-04-10-0161-2.JPGRare colour variety of a female Notolabrus fucicola (Banded wrasse) at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 454 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 253:01 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 22.2 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 69% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,911 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,036 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JX0JKB6EMlYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JX0JKB6EMlY/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0327.jpg2013-04-12-0327.JPGNotolabrus fucicola (Banded wrasse) male North West corner, West Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 457 Site: North West corner, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 257:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.4 meters Bottom Time: 72 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,252 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,324 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r1XSPZyB1IAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r1XSPZyB1IA/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-10-0252-2.jpg2013-04-10-0252-2.JPGNotolabrus fucicola (Banded wrasse) male at Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Wednesday 10 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 454 Site: Irishman's Garden, Northern Side of Princes Islands, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 18.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 253:01 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 22.2 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 69% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,911 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,036 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mrp_1TXH05Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mrp_1TXH05E/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-12-0332.jpg2013-04-12-0332.JPGNotolabrus fucicola (Banded wrasse) male North West corner, West Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Friday 12 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 457 Site: North West corner, West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 16.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 257:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.4 meters Bottom Time: 72 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 33% OTU: 43% Bottom Time to Date: 30,252 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,324 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EjMq.SBrsZAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EjMq.SBrsZA/fit=1000x1000/2013-10-19-0029.jpg2013-10-19-0029.JPGKurodavolva wakayamensis (Spindle cowry) inhabiting Primnoa sp. (Beaded gorgonian). Saturday 19 October 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 495 Site: Spindle Reef, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:30 Temperature: 14 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 304:42 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 65% OTU: 57% Bottom Time to Date: 33,541 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,663 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kmEwvcWJZyIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kmEwvcWJZyI/fit=1000x1000/2013-10-19-0048.jpg2013-10-19-0048.JPGKurodavolva wakayamensis (Spindle cowry) inhabiting Primnoa sp. (Beaded gorgonian). Saturday 19 October 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 495 Site: Spindle Reef, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:30 Temperature: 14 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 304:42 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 65% OTU: 57% Bottom Time to Date: 33,541 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,663 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008_r.szNWqmEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008_r.szNWqmE/fit=1000x1000/2013-10-19-0023.jpg2013-10-19-0023.JPGKurodavolva wakayamensis (Spindle cowry) inhabiting Primnoa sp. (Beaded gorgonian). Saturday 19 October 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 495 Site: Spindle Reef, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:30 Temperature: 14 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 304:42 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 65% OTU: 57% Bottom Time to Date: 33,541 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,663 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_H39tZ6Tw6Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_H39tZ6Tw6A/fit=1000x1000/2013-10-19-0048-3.jpg2013-10-19-0048_3.JPGKurodavolva wakayamensis (Spindle cowry) inhabiting Primnoa sp. (Beaded gorgonian). Saturday 19 October 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 495 Site: Spindle Reef, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:30 Temperature: 14 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 304:42 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 65% OTU: 57% Bottom Time to Date: 33,541 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,663 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004rHM.MM9L5Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004rHM.MM9L5A/fit=1000x1000/Crested-Weedfish-New-Zealand-0007.jpgCrested Weedfish New ZealandCristiceps aurantiacus (Crested Weedfish)Saturday 26 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 523 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle. Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:39 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.5 meters Bottom Time: 163 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 118% OTU: 82% Bottom Time to Date: 35,670 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,833 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h7OsJwVtvaMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h7OsJwVtvaM/fit=1000x1000/2013-10-19-0062.jpg2013-10-19-0062.JPGPyrosoma sp. (Giant salp). Saturday 19 October 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 495 Site: Spindle Reef, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:30 Temperature: 14 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 304:42 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 65% OTU: 57% Bottom Time to Date: 33,541 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,663 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OWncIDgWJkghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OWncIDgWJkg/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-07-0005.jpg2013-09-07-0005.JPGAlcyionium sp. (Soft Coral). Saturday 07 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 488 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:38 Temperature: 15.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 295:38 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.7 meters Bottom Time: 108 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 33,008 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,116 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000y8XAlcRK_Qkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000y8XAlcRK_Qk/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-07-0008.jpg2013-09-07-0008.JPGAlcyionium sp. (Soft Coral). Saturday 07 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 488 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:38 Temperature: 15.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 295:38 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.7 meters Bottom Time: 108 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 33,008 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,116 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005lqzwXEzgBMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005lqzwXEzgBM/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-07-0012.jpg2013-09-07-0012.JPGAlcyionium sp. (Soft Coral). Saturday 07 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 488 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:38 Temperature: 15.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 295:38 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.7 meters Bottom Time: 108 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 33,008 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,116 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rzv374SyQwghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rzv374SyQwg/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-07-0014.jpg2013-09-07-0014.JPGAlcyionium sp. (Soft Coral). Saturday 07 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 488 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:38 Temperature: 15.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 295:38 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.7 meters Bottom Time: 108 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 33,008 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,116 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Be2B6T7jVGshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Be2B6T7jVGs/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-07-0018.jpg2013-09-07-0018.JPGAlcyionium sp. (Soft Coral). Saturday 07 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 488 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:38 Temperature: 15.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 295:38 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.7 meters Bottom Time: 108 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 33,008 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,116 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rveDttqyDH0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rveDttqyDH0/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-07-0019.jpg2013-09-07-0019.JPGAlcyionium sp. (Soft Coral). Saturday 07 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 488 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:38 Temperature: 15.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 295:38 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.7 meters Bottom Time: 108 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 33,008 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,116 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CQZzcPYYcd8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CQZzcPYYcd8/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-07-0020.jpg2013-09-07-0020.JPGAlcyionium sp. (Soft Coral). Saturday 07 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 488 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:38 Temperature: 15.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 295:38 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.7 meters Bottom Time: 108 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 33,008 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,116 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MQB3NzS5R5Uhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MQB3NzS5R5U/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-07-0023.jpg2013-09-07-0023.JPGAlcyionium sp. (Soft Coral). Saturday 07 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 488 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:38 Temperature: 15.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 295:38 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.7 meters Bottom Time: 108 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 33,008 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,116 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Nh_61TY1k0Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Nh_61TY1k0I/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-07-0065.jpg2013-09-07-0065.JPGOkenia mija Nudibranch. Saturday 07 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 488 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:38 Temperature: 15.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 295:38 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.7 meters Bottom Time: 108 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 33,008 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,116 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TfUueUGb1JAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TfUueUGb1JA/fit=1000x1000/2013-09-07-0067.jpg2013-09-07-0067.JPGOkenia mija Nudibranch. Saturday 07 September 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 488 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:38 Temperature: 15.7 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 295:38 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.7 meters Bottom Time: 108 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 55% OTU: 49% Bottom Time to Date: 33,008 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,116 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WM0RG17V9PYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WM0RG17V9PY/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0019.jpg2013-04-27-0019.JPGAphelodoris luctuosa (Nudibranch). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 466 Site: Bennett's Bommie, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 74 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,173 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,247 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UmNkII3nDughttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UmNkII3nDug/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0028-1.jpg2013-04-27-0028_1.JPGNotoclinops yaldwyni (Yaldwyn's triplefin). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 466 Site: Bennett's Bommie, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 74 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,173 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,247 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mWirYELxVlshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mWirYELxVls/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0033.jpg2013-04-27-0033.JPGNotoclinops yaldwyni (Yaldwyn's triplefin). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 466 Site: Bennett's Bommie, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 74 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,173 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,247 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bNnkgdaAeFUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bNnkgdaAeFU/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0039.jpg2013-04-27-0039.JPGNotoclinops yaldwyni (Yaldwyn's triplefin). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 466 Site: Bennett's Bommie, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 74 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,173 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,247 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fehfpWLiR6whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fehfpWLiR6w/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0047.jpg2013-04-27-0047.JPGNotoclinops yaldwyni (Yaldwyn's triplefin). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 466 Site: Bennett's Bommie, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 74 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,173 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,247 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_gttqFKkmdMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_gttqFKkmdM/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0050.jpg2013-04-27-0050.JPGJanolus cf. hyalinus (Nudibranch). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 467 Site: Cave Bay, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:15 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,247 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,313 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eVNwZWgAnLUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eVNwZWgAnLU/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0052.jpg2013-04-27-0052.JPGJanolus cf. hyalinus (Nudibranch). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 467 Site: Cave Bay, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:15 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,247 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,313 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WLUMogP8sj4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WLUMogP8sj4/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0063.jpg2013-04-27-0063.JPGJanolus eximius (Nudibranch). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 467 Site: Cave Bay, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:15 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,247 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,313 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000040OEH254fAwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000040OEH254fAw/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0062.jpg2013-04-27-0062.JPGJanolus eximius (Nudibranch). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 467 Site: Cave Bay, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:15 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,247 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,313 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D3L03zUD0CAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D3L03zUD0CA/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0076.jpg2013-04-27-0076.JPGJanolus eximius (Nudibranch). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 467 Site: Cave Bay, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:15 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,247 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,313 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VYHw6CzexZQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VYHw6CzexZQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0084.jpg2013-04-27-0084.JPGDendrodoris citrina (Nudibranch). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 467 Site: Cave Bay, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:15 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,247 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,313 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KWurVPKRihUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KWurVPKRihU/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0085.jpg2013-04-27-0085.JPGDendrodoris citrina (Nudibranch). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 467 Site: Cave Bay, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:15 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,247 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,313 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000df6yy43t_Ywhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000df6yy43t_Yw/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0084-1.jpg2013-04-27-0084_1.JPGDendrodoris citrina (Nudibranch). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 467 Site: Cave Bay, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:15 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,247 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,313 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zd36g6Di4dwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zd36g6Di4dw/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0104.jpg2013-04-27-0104.JPGDendrodoris citrina (Nudibranch). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 467 Site: Cave Bay, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:15 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,247 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,313 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000PkoskkjjH4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000PkoskkjjH4/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0086.jpg2013-04-27-0086.JPGDendrodoris citrina (Nudibranch). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 467 Site: Cave Bay, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:15 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,247 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,313 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wh8m4aN0PC4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wh8m4aN0PC4/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0130.jpg2013-04-27-0130.JPGDendrodoris citrina (Nudibranch). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 467 Site: Cave Bay, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:15 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,247 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,313 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000064KyKCz75zQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000064KyKCz75zQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0122.jpg2013-04-27-0122.JPGDendrodoris citrina (Nudibranch). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 467 Site: Cave Bay, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:15 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,247 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,313 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008HgHPiLMAVghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008HgHPiLMAVg/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0113.jpg2013-04-27-0113.JPGDendrodoris citrina (Nudibranch). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 467 Site: Cave Bay, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:15 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,247 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,313 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bjKTd9kp00ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bjKTd9kp00o/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0131.jpg2013-04-27-0131.JPGDendrodoris citrina (Nudibranch). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 467 Site: Cave Bay, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:15 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,247 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,313 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z_LbECROAnchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z_LbECROAnc/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0135.jpg2013-04-27-0135.JPGDendrodoris citrina (Nudibranch). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 467 Site: Cave Bay, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:15 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,247 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,313 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000On9iTa92DPshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000On9iTa92DPs/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0132.jpg2013-04-27-0132.JPGDendrodoris citrina (Nudibranch). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 467 Site: Cave Bay, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:15 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,247 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,313 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zZjP54t3diMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zZjP54t3diM/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0137.jpg2013-04-27-0137.JPGPseudoceros sp. (Flat Worm). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 467 Site: Cave Bay, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:15 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,247 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,313 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eE8e6hBo0UEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eE8e6hBo0UE/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0140.jpg2013-04-27-0140.JPGPseudoceros sp. (Flat Worm). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 467 Site: Cave Bay, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:15 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,247 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,313 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UcLsjypFV2Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UcLsjypFV2Q/fit=1000x1000/2013-10-19-0069.jpg2013-10-19-0069.JPGScorpaena cardinalis (Northern Scorpionfish). Saturday 19 October 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 495 Site: Spindle Reef, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Boat: Yukon Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Time: 10:30 Temperature: 14 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 304:42 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.7 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 65% OTU: 57% Bottom Time to Date: 33,541 minutes Cumulative Time: 33,663 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fxhh7.KZXiIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fxhh7.KZXiI/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-25-0409.jpg2012-07-25-0409.JPGGreen Turtle (Chelonia mydas) at Kelly Tarlton's Underwater World. Washed up on the 14 August 2011 at Karekare Beach on Auckland's rugged West Coast. Weighing 8.1 kg and very dehydrated when it arrived at the Turtle Rehabilitation program it was soon discovered that it had ingested rope. Last weighed in at 10.04 kg. Wednesday 25 July 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002hmSUv8u4Gshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002hmSUv8u4Gs/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-25-0643.jpg2012-07-25-0643.JPGAn X-ray of a green turtle (Chelonia mydas) that was found in the Waitemata Harbour on the 01 April 2006 and had swallowed a hook from a long-line. Weighing 12kg when it arrived at Kelly Tarlton's Underwater World, it underwent surgery to remove the hook. Known fondly as Meola by their Turtle Rehabilitation program was released back into the wild at the Poor Knights marine reserve on the 09 April 2008 weighing 23.44kg. Wednesday 25 July 2012. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Zy6O0ktsVOwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Zy6O0ktsVOw/fit=1000x1000/010906RGR0084.jpg010906RGR0084.jpgEurope : Surfers on the Eisbach River, Munich Germany..Friday 01 September 2006 Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GdZsXSLaKE0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GdZsXSLaKE0/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0725-1.jpg2014-03-11-0725_1.jpgNotothenia microlepidota (Small Scaled Notothenid) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 504 Site: Landing Hut Cove, Antipodes Islands Time: 13:00 Maximum Depth: 10 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 34,101minutes Cumulative Time: 34,161minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000laHSicTQFRQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000laHSicTQFRQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0879-1.jpg2014-03-11-0879_1.jpgNotothenia microlepidota (Small Scaled Notothenid) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 505 Site: Landing Hut Cove, Antipodes Islands Time: 15:27 Maximum Depth: 10 meters Bottom Time: 33 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 34,161minutes Cumulative Time: 34,194minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h8PeNVOtUEMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h8PeNVOtUEM/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0888.jpg2014-03-11-0888.jpgBovichtus variegatus (Thornfish) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 505 Site: Landing Hut Cove, Antipodes Islands Time: 15:27 Maximum Depth: 10 meters Bottom Time: 33 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 34,161minutes Cumulative Time: 34,194minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mKgCgux7nvohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mKgCgux7nvo/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0726.jpg2014-03-11-0726.jpgNotothenia microlepidota (Small Scaled Notothenid) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 504 Site: Landing Hut Cove, Antipodes Islands Time: 13:00 Maximum Depth: 10 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 34,101minutes Cumulative Time: 34,161minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qYfan6dNjx0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qYfan6dNjx0/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0695.jpg2014-03-11-0695.jpgNotothenia microlepidota (Small Scaled Notothenid) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 504 Site: Landing Hut Cove, Antipodes Islands Time: 13:00 Maximum Depth: 10 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 34,101minutes Cumulative Time: 34,161minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000O13t9_zC3DYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000O13t9_zC3DY/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0691-1.jpg2014-03-11-0691_1.jpgNotothenia microlepidota (Small Scaled Notothenid) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 504 Site: Landing Hut Cove, Antipodes Islands Time: 13:00 Maximum Depth: 10 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 34,101minutes Cumulative Time: 34,161minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dRvhmgG4dtEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dRvhmgG4dtE/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0881-1.jpg2014-03-11-0881_1.jpgBovichtus variegatus (Thornfish) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 505 Site: Landing Hut Cove, Antipodes Islands Time: 15:27 Maximum Depth: 10 meters Bottom Time: 33 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 34,161minutes Cumulative Time: 34,194minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bmaXyG6kt_Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bmaXyG6kt_Q/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-26-0065.jpg2014-04-26-0065.jpgBodianus sp. (Foxfish) Saturday 26 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 523 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle. Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:39 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.5 meters Bottom Time: 163 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 118% OTU: 82% Bottom Time to Date: 35,670 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,833 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zyzxmw0Hmx0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zyzxmw0Hmx0/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-26-0067-1.jpg2014-04-26-0067_1.jpgBodianus sp. (Foxfish) Saturday 26 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 523 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle. Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:39 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.5 meters Bottom Time: 163 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 118% OTU: 82% Bottom Time to Date: 35,670 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,833 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C6h1wygeyDMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C6h1wygeyDM/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-26-0070.jpg2014-04-26-0070.jpgBodianus sp. (Foxfish) Saturday 26 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 523 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle. Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:39 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.5 meters Bottom Time: 163 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 118% OTU: 82% Bottom Time to Date: 35,670 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,833 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uSvq.AF_t1Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uSvq.AF_t1E/fit=1000x1000/2014-01-11-0068.jpgSouthern Bastard codPseudophycis barbata (Southern Bastard cod). Friday 10 January 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Cumulative Time: 34,018 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JaYZlDudqRQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JaYZlDudqRQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-01-11-0070.jpgSouthern Bastard codPseudophycis barbata (Southern Bastard cod). Friday 10 January 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Cumulative Time: 34,018 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s6qyFYzacUAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s6qyFYzacUA/fit=1000x1000/2014-01-11-0010.jpgSouthern Bastard codPseudophycis barbata (Southern Bastard cod). Friday 10 January 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Cumulative Time: 34,018 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AAmWp0G.AoEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AAmWp0G.AoE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-26-0070-1.jpg2014-04-26-0070_1.jpgBodianus sp. (Foxfish) Saturday 26 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 523 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle. Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:39 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.5 meters Bottom Time: 163 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 118% OTU: 82% Bottom Time to Date: 35,670 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,833 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WzLYEc_QnKIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WzLYEc_QnKI/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-18-0096-2-2.jpg2013-04-18-0096-2-2.JPGHoplangia durotrix (cup coral) cover the roof of Cup Coral Cavern during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Thursday 18 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 463 Site: Landsburgia Rock and Cup Coral Cavern, North West Bay, Great Island Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 19.5 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 268:17 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 40.2 meters Bottom Time: 97 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 64% Bottom Time to Date: 30,882 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,979 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YS5W2cqFKmghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YS5W2cqFKmg/fit=1000x1000/2013-11-21-0138-1.jpg2013-11-21-0138_1.JPGTeklay Zinaw protests alongside fellow Ethiopians living in New Zealand outside the Saudi Arabian Consulate in Auckland denouncing Saudi Arabian crimes against their people. 20 November 2013 New Zealand Herald Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000026d2_7hqa3khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000026d2_7hqa3k/fit=1000x1000/2010-01-28-0017.jpgMottled Moray EelMottled moray (Gymnothorax prionodon) from the family Muraenidae at Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand. Thursday 28 January 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 219.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 19 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit : 16:56 hh:mm.Maximum Depth : 31.7 meters.Bottom Time: 98 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 11,627 minutes..Cumulative Time: 11,725 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PMn3SEd2_nchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PMn3SEd2_nc/fit=1000x1000/2014-01-10-0075.jpgConger EelConger verreauxi (Common Conger Eel). Friday 10 January 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lTas7.aTj.8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lTas7.aTj.8/fit=1000x1000/2014-01-10-0048.jpgConger EelConger verreauxi (Common Conger Eel). Friday 10 January 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t0ny2.UxPVshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t0ny2.UxPVs/fit=1000x1000/2014-01-10-0050.jpgConger EelConger verreauxi (Common Conger Eel). Friday 10 January 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.w.Qul55QNshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.w.Qul55QNs/fit=1000x1000/2014-01-11-0152.jpgConger EelConger verreauxi (Common Conger Eel). Saturday 11 January 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000u1ZdD5HAJOIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000u1ZdD5HAJOI/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0102.jpg2012-04-20-0102.jpgThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) Juvenile..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 369..Site: Trev?s Rock to El Torito Cave, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,688 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,758 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000afsqVGIb3AQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000afsqVGIb3AQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-09-04-0323.jpg2010-09-04-0323.jpgDiver Pete Mesley enters the ice of Lake Alta at an altitude 1837 meters in the Remarkables Mountain Range near Queenstown in the South Island of New Zealand during the Cromwell Dive Club clubs 23rd annual trip Ice Diving at the lake held in conjunction with Scuba Steve of Wanaka..Saturday 04 September 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 277.Site: Ice Diving in Lake Alta at an altitude of 1837 meters at the Remarkables Mountain Range in Queenstown, South Island of New Zealand..Temperature: 2 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Maximum Depth: 8.5 meters...Bottom Time: 30 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,226 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,256 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xOar78gLGy4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xOar78gLGy4/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0341.jpg2012-02-18-0341.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EZPiDaflO1Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EZPiDaflO1I/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0332.jpg2012-02-18-0332.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001r5Eaa5pIv4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001r5Eaa5pIv4/fit=1000x1000/Poorknights-0006.jpgPoorknights -0006.jpgThe Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve once described by Jacques Cousteau as one of the top 10 dive sites in the world, lies off the coast of Northland, washed by warm currents swept South from the Coral Sea It is one of New Zealand's 31 Marine Reserves.. UNESCO is currently deliberating on making it a World Heritage Site. .Pictured : Ceratosoma amoena. This dorid nudibranch is surrounded by blue clavelina.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t19UgbuwzFchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t19UgbuwzFc/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0364.jpg2012-02-18-0364.jpgPlocamopherus imperialis (Nudibranch) at Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Doridina.Family: Polyceridae.Distribution: Poor Knights Islands.Occurrence: Uncommon, nocturnal.Size: 45mm.Food: Bryozoans..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 347.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Blue Maomao Arch Night Dive, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 20.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 188:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 9.2 meters..Bottom Time: 73 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,860 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,933 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dCig1mgmteAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dCig1mgmteA/fit=1000x1000/Poorknights-0011.jpgPoorknights -0011.jpgThe Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve once described by Jacques Cousteau as one of the top 10 dive sites in the world, lies off the coast of Northland, washed by warm currents swept South from the Coral Sea It is one of New Zealand's 31 Marine Reserves.. UNESCO is currently deliberating on making it a World Heritage Site. Pictured : A Long Tailed Stingray (Dasyatis thetidis) sits deep on the floor of Rikoriko Cave the Largest Sea Cave in the World.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ne8pD7QHhYMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ne8pD7QHhYM/fit=1000x1000/Poorknights-0008.jpgPoorknights -0008.jpgThe Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve once described by Jacques Cousteau as one of the top 10 dive sites in the world, lies off the coast of Northland, washed by warm currents swept South from the Coral Sea It is one of New Zealand's 31 Marine Reserves.. UNESCO is currently deliberating on making it a World Heritage Site. .Pictured : Noel Erickson skipper of Yukon Charters in the the Poor Knights shows of the famous acoustic effects of Riko Riko Cave, The Largest Sea Cave in the World is known for it's sound acoustics attracting artists the likes of Neil Finn and The Herbs to record there.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qp1TXkKiW6chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qp1TXkKiW6c/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0008.jpg2013-05-02-0008.JPGScorpaena cardinalis (Northern Scorpionfish) Thursday 02 May 2013.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.Dive Number: 478.Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Time: 09:32.Temperature: 19.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 284:07 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 39.6 meters.Bottom Time: 106 minutes.Mix: 25.CNS: 58%.OTU: 47%.Bottom Time to Date: 32,106 minutes.Cumulative Time: 32,212 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000n9MXug0j6Jghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000n9MXug0j6Jg/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0007.jpg2013-05-02-0007.JPGScorpaena cardinalis (Northern Scorpionfish) Thursday 02 May 2013.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013.Dive Number: 478.Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Time: 09:32.Temperature: 19.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 284:07 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 39.6 meters.Bottom Time: 106 minutes.Mix: 25.CNS: 58%.OTU: 47%.Bottom Time to Date: 32,106 minutes.Cumulative Time: 32,212 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z9nmKXZPd2chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z9nmKXZPd2c/fit=1000x1000/Telescope-fish-3.jpgTelescope fishMendosoma lineatum (Telescope fish)Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D3tA6TQnn2Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D3tA6TQnn2Y/fit=1000x1000/Telescope-fish-5.jpgMendosoma lineatum (Telescope fish)Mendosoma lineatum (Telescope fish)Sunday 06 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 518 Site: First Cove Wall, Breaksea Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:24 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 323:47 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.5 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 35,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,291 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AuQpCvxJfQQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AuQpCvxJfQQ/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0305.jpgAmphipod sp.Amphipod sp..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 367.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Night dive, The Gardens, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 65minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,553 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,618 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_rEFohV8j7Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_rEFohV8j7I/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-22-0171.jpgStriped clingfishTrachelochismus melobesia (Striped clingfish). Friday 22 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 447 Site: Big Eye Lear. Dive Buddy: Quentin Bennett Temperature: 21.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 242:24 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.6 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 68% OTU: 70% Bottom Time to Date: : 29,260 minutes Cumulative Time: 29,330 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WXnvaA10mRghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WXnvaA10mRg/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-19-0177.jpg2012-04-19-0177.jpgChironemus marmoratus (Kelpfish)..Thursday 19 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 366.Dive Buddy: Kent Ericksen..Site: Butter Fish Bay too Landing Bay, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 213:43 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 23.4 meters..Bottom Time: 121minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,432 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,553 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e_Wi3WdCVa4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e_Wi3WdCVa4/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0073.jpg2014-04-27-0073.jpgCaprodon longimanus (Pink maomao). Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UAxOLolklU4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UAxOLolklU4/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0084.jpg2014-04-27-0084.jpgCaprodon longimanus (Pink maomao). Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P_oXyDapio0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P_oXyDapio0/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-26-0033.jpgCrimson cleanerfishSuezicthys aylingi (Crimson cleanerfish). Saturday 26 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 523 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle. Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:39 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.5 meters Bottom Time: 163 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 118% OTU: 82% Bottom Time to Date: 35,670 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,833 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JxsZ5xv4X8khttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JxsZ5xv4X8k/fit=1000x1000/2010-07-25-0158.jpg2010-07-25-0158.jpgTethya fastigata (sponge) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Sunday 25 July 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 275.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius Atmosphere...Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 88:53 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 31.3 meters...Bottom Time: 103 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 16,078 minutes..Cumulative Time: 16,181 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mpH15hW1L2shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mpH15hW1L2s/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-01-0022.jpgOrgan Pipe SpongeIophon laevistylis (Organ-pipe sponge). Thursday 01 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 528 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 11:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 348:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 80.3 meters Bottom Time: 183 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 101% OTU: 88% Bottom Time to Date: 36,490 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,673 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pujr2e6vFp8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pujr2e6vFp8/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0036.jpg2014-04-27-0036.jpgForsterygion flavonigrum (Yellow-black triplefin) sits upon a yellow Tethya fastigata (Sponge). Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EIaVMJEJZlEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EIaVMJEJZlE/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-01-0024.jpgOrgan Pipe SpongeIophon laevistylis (Organ-pipe sponge). Thursday 01 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 528 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 11:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 348:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 80.3 meters Bottom Time: 183 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 101% OTU: 88% Bottom Time to Date: 36,490 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,673 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bG2issZoL4Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bG2issZoL4Q/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-26-0094.jpg2014-04-26-0094.jpgRoboastra luteolineata (Nudibranch) with Notoclinops segmentatus (Blue-eyed triplefin). Saturday 26 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 523 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle. Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:39 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.5 meters Bottom Time: 163 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 118% OTU: 82% Bottom Time to Date: 35,670 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,833 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hCTixvo3RPshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hCTixvo3RPs/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-26-0086.jpg2014-04-26-0086.jpgRoboastra luteolineata (Nudibranch). Saturday 26 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 523 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle. Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:39 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.5 meters Bottom Time: 163 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 118% OTU: 82% Bottom Time to Date: 35,670 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,833 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FHOTA1fps84https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FHOTA1fps84/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0060.jpg2014-04-27-0060.jpgAtypicthys latus (Mado). Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006_mcDCJYwgAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006_mcDCJYwgA/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-01-0024-1.jpgOrgan Pipe SpongeIophon laevistylis (Organ-pipe sponge). Thursday 01 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 528 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 11:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 348:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 80.3 meters Bottom Time: 183 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 101% OTU: 88% Bottom Time to Date: 36,490 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,673 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000b8BF.eLc2gIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000b8BF.eLc2gI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0062.jpg2014-04-27-0062.jpgAtypicthys latus (Mado). Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000El3UXN4dGTIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000El3UXN4dGTI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0094.jpg2014-04-27-0094.jpgNotoclinops yaldwyni (Yaldwyn's triplefin) sits upon the bright orange encrusting sponge Desmacella dendyi. Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000tMjDg8Db38https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000tMjDg8Db38/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0092.jpg2014-04-27-0092.jpgNotoclinops yaldwyni (Yaldwyn's triplefin) sits upon the bright orange encrusting sponge Desmacella dendyi. Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_JZeDzf0nBEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_JZeDzf0nBE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-28-0034.jpgAscidianUnidentified Ascidian. Monday 28 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 525 Site: Cave Bay Ammunition Dump, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 340:10 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 60.3 meters Bottom Time: 172 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 83% Bottom Time to Date: 36,015 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,187 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gbjMGfufavchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gbjMGfufavc/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-26-0047.jpg2014-04-26-0047.jpgAphelodoris luctuosa (Nudibranch). Saturday 26 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 523 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle. Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:39 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.5 meters Bottom Time: 163 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 118% OTU: 82% Bottom Time to Date: 35,670 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,833 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000v2qp_nX7rQshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000v2qp_nX7rQs/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0002.jpg2014-04-27-0002.jpgUnidentified Ascidian. Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p4jvpuowx5chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p4jvpuowx5c/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-26-0049.jpg2014-04-26-0049.jpgAphelodoris luctuosa (Nudibranch). Saturday 26 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 523 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle. Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:39 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.5 meters Bottom Time: 163 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 118% OTU: 82% Bottom Time to Date: 35,670 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,833 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005ZYB6qq0xwchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005ZYB6qq0xwc/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0001.jpg2014-04-27-0001.jpgUnidentified Ascidian. Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oufhBVk1iIIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oufhBVk1iII/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0098.jpg2014-04-27-0098.jpgNotoclinops yaldwyni (Yaldwyn's triplefin) sits upon the bright yellow encrusting sponge Cliona celata. Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FgOHpkd9E.Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FgOHpkd9E.E/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0095.jpg2014-04-27-0095.jpgNotoclinops yaldwyni (Yaldwyn's triplefin) sits upon the bright yellow encrusting sponge Cliona celata. Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000hZTqR7TUk0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000hZTqR7TUk0/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0208.jpg2014-04-27-0208.jpgChironemus marmoratus (Kelpfish). Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005Z3nFYOZeLYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005Z3nFYOZeLY/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-30-0038-1.jpg2014-04-30-0038_1.jpgCalyx imperialis (Organ-pipe sponge). Tuesday 29 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 526 Site: Cave Bay Ammunition Dump, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 342:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 57.8 meters Bottom Time: 150 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 82% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 36,187 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,337 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BDljDDqTIz0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BDljDDqTIz0/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0202.jpg2014-04-27-0202.jpgChironemus marmoratus (Kelpfish). Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EqK0yAuRpYchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EqK0yAuRpYc/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0211.jpg2014-04-27-0211.jpgChironemus marmoratus (Kelpfish). Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Q09EbsbeijMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Q09EbsbeijM/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-30-0039.jpg2014-04-30-0039.jpgCalyx imperialis (Organ-pipe sponge). Tuesday 29 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 526 Site: Cave Bay Ammunition Dump, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 342:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 57.8 meters Bottom Time: 150 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 82% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 36,187 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,337 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002L73UX8R9DYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002L73UX8R9DY/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0214.jpg2014-04-27-0214.jpgChironemus marmoratus (Kelpfish). Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qDAsiukiAqghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qDAsiukiAqg/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0166.jpg2014-04-27-0166.jpgParablennius laticlavius (Crested blenny) sits upon the bright yellow encrusting sponge Cliona celata. Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ICz60lwWHU4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ICz60lwWHU4/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-30-0049.jpg2014-04-30-0049.jpgCalyx imperialis (Organ-pipe sponge). Tuesday 29 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 526 Site: Cave Bay Ammunition Dump, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 342:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 57.8 meters Bottom Time: 150 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 82% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 36,187 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,337 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zp7a9.7vE0ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zp7a9.7vE0g/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-30-0052-1.jpg2014-04-30-0052_1.jpgGymnothorax nublis (Grey Moray) inside Calyx imperialis (Organ-pipe sponge). Tuesday 29 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 526 Site: Cave Bay Ammunition Dump, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 342:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 57.8 meters Bottom Time: 150 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 82% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 36,187 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,337 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fdSP6mUJYRIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fdSP6mUJYRI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0016.jpg2014-04-27-0016.jpgCaprodon longimanus (Pink maomao). Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RoQp4pcKOLYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RoQp4pcKOLY/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0016-1.jpg2014-04-27-0016_1.jpgCaprodon longimanus (Pink maomao). Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eheXROREqZQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eheXROREqZQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0024.jpg2014-04-27-0024.jpgCaprodon longimanus (Pink maomao). Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HhvjH1gMsTMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HhvjH1gMsTM/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0057.jpg2014-04-27-0057.jpgCaprodon longimanus (Pink maomao). Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YnQGBEvLOeQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YnQGBEvLOeQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-28-0023.jpgJock StewartHelicolenus percoides (Jock Stewart, Sea Perch). Monday 28 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 525 Site: Cave Bay Ammunition Dump, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 340:10 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 60.3 meters Bottom Time: 172 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 83% Bottom Time to Date: 36,015 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,187 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000007CiiT0SiQMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000007CiiT0SiQM/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0047.jpg2014-04-27-0047.jpgCaprodon longimanus (Pink maomao). Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000llaPjiw1Hushttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000llaPjiw1Hus/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0066.jpg2014-04-27-0066.jpgCaprodon longimanus (Pink maomao). Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z5UsldxvACEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z5UsldxvACE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-26-0025.jpgRedbanded weeverParapercis binivirgata (Redbanded weever). Saturday 26 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 523 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle. Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:39 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.5 meters Bottom Time: 163 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 118% OTU: 82% Bottom Time to Date: 35,670 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,833 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000059FarBDSwLAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000059FarBDSwLA/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-26-0078.jpg2014-04-26-0078.jpgUpeneichthys lineatus (Goatfish). Saturday 26 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 523 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle. Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:39 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.5 meters Bottom Time: 163 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 118% OTU: 82% Bottom Time to Date: 35,670 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,833 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005FYWFBkfwBEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005FYWFBkfwBE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-26-0039.jpgRedbanded weeverParapercis binivirgata (Redbanded weever). Saturday 26 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 523 Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle. Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:39 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 66.5 meters Bottom Time: 163 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 118% OTU: 82% Bottom Time to Date: 35,670 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,833 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AneAYUWD1Aohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AneAYUWD1Ao/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-01-0016.jpgOculina virgosa (Ivory coral)Oculina virgosa (Ivory coral).Thursday 01 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 528 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 11:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 348:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 80.3 meters Bottom Time: 183 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 101% OTU: 88% Bottom Time to Date: 36,490 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,673 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q6eEp8Wv1tchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q6eEp8Wv1tc/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-02-0083.jpgGorgonian FansParazoanthus elongatus (Yellow zoathhid anemone) grows over a Gorgonian Fan. Friday 02 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 529 Site: Wades World, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:09 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 350:50 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 76.6 meters Bottom Time: 157 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 86% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 36,673 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,830 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ivqUK.fpYQIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ivqUK.fpYQI/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-02-0052.jpgGorgonian FansGorgonian Fans on a deep reef. Friday 02 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 529 Site: Wades World, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:09 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 350:50 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 76.6 meters Bottom Time: 157 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 86% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 36,673 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,830 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pgVosg2VP.ohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pgVosg2VP.o/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-30-0098.jpgGorgonian FanParazoanthus elongatus (Yellow zoathhid anemone) grows over a Gorgonian Fan. Wednesday 30 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 527 Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 345:11 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 75.5 meters Bottom Time: 153 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 93% OTU: 75% Bottom Time to Date: 36,337 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,490 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K1OaVTwgVOkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K1OaVTwgVOk/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-01-0037.jpgOculina virgosa (Ivory coral)Oculina virgosa (Ivory coral).Thursday 01 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 528 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 11:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 348:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 80.3 meters Bottom Time: 183 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 101% OTU: 88% Bottom Time to Date: 36,490 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,673 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kazkklCgAMkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kazkklCgAMk/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-01-0038.jpgOculina virgosa (Ivory coral)Oculina virgosa (Ivory coral).Thursday 01 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 528 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 11:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 348:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 80.3 meters Bottom Time: 183 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 101% OTU: 88% Bottom Time to Date: 36,490 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,673 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000010nWKyuyRkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000010nWKyuyRk/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-30-0071.jpgTethya fastigataTethya fastigata (Sponge). Wednesday 30 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 527 Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 345:11 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 75.5 meters Bottom Time: 153 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 93% OTU: 75% Bottom Time to Date: 36,337 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,490 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bg7VqGNOLcMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bg7VqGNOLcM/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-01-0034.jpgOculina virgosa (Ivory coral)Oculina virgosa (Ivory coral).Thursday 01 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 528 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 11:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 348:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 80.3 meters Bottom Time: 183 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 101% OTU: 88% Bottom Time to Date: 36,490 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,673 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_uXzTjdvT1Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_uXzTjdvT1I/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-30-0072.jpgTethya fastigataTethya fastigata (Sponge). Wednesday 30 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 527 Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 345:11 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 75.5 meters Bottom Time: 153 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 93% OTU: 75% Bottom Time to Date: 36,337 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,490 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aCi0z_ITu_chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aCi0z_ITu_c/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-01-0017.jpgOculina virgosa (Ivory coral)Oculina virgosa (Ivory coral).Thursday 01 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 528 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 11:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 348:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 80.3 meters Bottom Time: 183 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 101% OTU: 88% Bottom Time to Date: 36,490 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,673 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HXuGQE_LmYIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HXuGQE_LmYI/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-01-0017-1.jpgOculina virgosa (Ivory coral)Oculina virgosa (Ivory coral).Thursday 01 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 528 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 11:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 348:13 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 80.3 meters Bottom Time: 183 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 101% OTU: 88% Bottom Time to Date: 36,490 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,673 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WMYpEVIGoYohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WMYpEVIGoYo/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-02-0016-1.jpgGorgonian FansGorgonian Fans on a deep reef. Friday 02 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 529 Site: Wades World, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:09 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 350:50 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 76.6 meters Bottom Time: 157 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 86% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 36,673 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,830 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sYDQnreeJZghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sYDQnreeJZg/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-02-0018.jpgGorgonian FansGorgonian Fans on a deep reef. Friday 02 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 529 Site: Wades World, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:09 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 350:50 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 76.6 meters Bottom Time: 157 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 86% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 36,673 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,830 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SdcYMQS0iw0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SdcYMQS0iw0/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-27-0043.jpgOrgan-pipe spongeCallyspongia latituba (Organ-pipe sponge). Sunday 27 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 524 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:06 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 336:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 68.1 meters Bottom Time: 182 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 96% OTU: 85% Bottom Time to Date: 35,833 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,015 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009a9PL2Ia8j0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009a9PL2Ia8j0/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-02-0010.jpgGorgonian FansFish school around Gorgonian Fans. Friday 02 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 529 Site: Wades World, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:09 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 350:50 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 76.6 meters Bottom Time: 157 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 86% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 36,673 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,830 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s0V.o0Ks3vghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s0V.o0Ks3vg/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-02-0008.jpgGorgonian FansFish school around Gorgonian Fans. Friday 02 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 529 Site: Wades World, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:09 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 350:50 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 76.6 meters Bottom Time: 157 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 86% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 36,673 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,830 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dvGq7tJ3HUwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dvGq7tJ3HUw/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-02-0009.jpgGorgonian FansFish school around Gorgonian Fans. Friday 02 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 529 Site: Wades World, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:09 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 350:50 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 76.6 meters Bottom Time: 157 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 86% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 36,673 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,830 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000XATqHzWQdEkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000XATqHzWQdEk/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-30-0102.jpgPoraeNemadactylus douglasii (Porae). Wednesday 30 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 527 Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 345:11 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 75.5 meters Bottom Time: 153 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 93% OTU: 75% Bottom Time to Date: 36,337 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,490 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tqClrE_yBQchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tqClrE_yBQc/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-18-0072.jpgSuezichthys arquatus (Rainbowfish)Suezichthys arquatus (Rainbowfish). Wednesday 18 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 363.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Unnamed Reef, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 18.9 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 208:54 hh:mm.Mix : 16:50.Maximum Depth: 66.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,154 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,262 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i1uwBxEyfU8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i1uwBxEyfU8/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-02-0011.jpgSplendid PerchCallanthias australis (Northern splendid perch) school around Gorgonian Fans. Friday 02 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 529 Site: Wades World, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:09 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 350:50 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 76.6 meters Bottom Time: 157 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 86% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 36,673 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,830 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pV04vafeBrAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pV04vafeBrA/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-02-0011-2.jpgSplendid PerchCallanthias australis (Northern splendid perch) school around Gorgonian Fans. Friday 02 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 529 Site: Wades World, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:09 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 350:50 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 76.6 meters Bottom Time: 157 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 86% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 36,673 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,830 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_Y_qpSiMW5Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_Y_qpSiMW5M/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-02-0076.jpg2014-05-02-0076.jpgOculina virgosa (Ivory coral). Friday 02 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 529 Site: Wades World, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:09 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 350:50 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 76.6 meters Bottom Time: 157 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 86% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 36,673 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,830 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wboNvh0epoohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wboNvh0epoo/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-02-0030.jpg2014-05-02-0030.jpgOculina virgosa (Ivory coral). Friday 02 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 529 Site: Wades World, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:09 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 350:50 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 76.6 meters Bottom Time: 157 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 86% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 36,673 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,830 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lwh_tcQUAO8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lwh_tcQUAO8/fit=1000x1000/2014-05-02-0013.jpgSplendid PerchCallanthias australis (Northern splendid perch) school around Gorgonian Fans. Friday 02 May 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 529 Site: Wades World, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:09 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 350:50 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 76.6 meters Bottom Time: 157 minutes Mix: 12:60 CNS: 86% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 36,673 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,830 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uJpwd0RX81Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uJpwd0RX81E/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-30-0041.jpg2014-04-30-0041.jpgCalyx imperialis (Organ-pipe sponge). Tuesday 29 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 526 Site: Cave Bay Ammunition Dump, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 342:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 57.8 meters Bottom Time: 150 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 82% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 36,187 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,337 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bTuRHXF5808https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bTuRHXF5808/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-30-0023.jpg2014-04-30-0023.jpgCalyx imperialis (Organ-pipe sponge). Tuesday 29 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 526 Site: Cave Bay Ammunition Dump, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 342:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 57.8 meters Bottom Time: 150 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 82% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 36,187 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,337 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.W_BnBWEWUEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.W_BnBWEWUE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0129.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mhF.hMFl3FQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mhF.hMFl3FQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-30-0050.jpg2014-04-30-0050.jpgGymnothorax nublis (Grey Moray) inside Calyx imperialis (Organ-pipe sponge). Tuesday 29 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 526 Site: Cave Bay Ammunition Dump, Poor Knights Boat: Mazurka Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:30 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 342:39 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 57.8 meters Bottom Time: 150 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 82% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 36,187 minutes Cumulative Time: 36,337 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008vnnD2kXMGMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008vnnD2kXMGM/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0106.jpg2010-03-13-0106.JPGEyes on the Underwater World of New Zealand: Upeneichthys lineatus (Goatfish). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 For One of Use in the New Zealand Herald. Not for Group Use or News Pix.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OnRVSiE8wHQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OnRVSiE8wHQ/fit=1000x1000/2009-04-19-0165-2.jpg2009-04-19-0165-2.JPGEyes on the Underwater World of New Zealand: Northern Scorpion Fish (Scorpaena cardinalis). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 For One of Use in the New Zealand Herald. Not for Group Use or News Pix.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005Yt5_jFldBAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005Yt5_jFldBA/fit=1000x1000/2010-10-03-0137.jpg2010-10-03-0137.JPGEyes on the Underwater World of New Zealand: Canthigaster callisterna (Sharp-nosed pufferfish). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 For One of Use in the New Zealand Herald. Not for Group Use or News Pix.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kmkUhdTXlLEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kmkUhdTXlLE/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0032-2-2.jpg2011-05-20-0032-2-2.JPGEyes on the Underwater World of New Zealand: Splendid hawkfish (Cirrhitus splendens). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 For One of Use in the New Zealand Herald. Not for Group Use or News Pix.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009z08c0MbUCAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009z08c0MbUCA/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0118-2.jpg2011-05-20-0118-2.JPGEyes on the Underwater World of New Zealand: Flowery Flounder (Bothus mancus) a new record for New Zealand. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 For One of Use in the New Zealand Herald. Not for Group Use or News Pix.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000i8S2kg.CSB8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000i8S2kg.CSB8/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-21-0345.jpg2008-03-21-0345.JPGEyes on the Underwater World of New Zealand: Long-Tailed Stingray (Dasyatis thetidis). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 For One of Use in the New Zealand Herald. Not for Group Use or News Pix.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PWGSy.Tp0Fwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PWGSy.Tp0Fw/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0174-1.jpg2012-03-25-0174_1.JPGEyes on the Underwater World of New Zealand: Pempheris adspersa (Bigeye). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 For One of Use in the New Zealand Herald. Not for Group Use or News Pix.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Bi_Kef8aPf4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Bi_Kef8aPf4/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0088.jpg2012-04-14-0088.JPGEyes on the Underwater World of New Zealand: Parika scaber (Leatherjacket). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 For One of Use in the New Zealand Herald. Not for Group Use or News Pix.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hFZr45pGiaUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hFZr45pGiaU/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0217.jpg2012-04-14-0217.JPGEyes on the Underwater World of New Zealand: Hypoplectrodes sp. (Half-banded perch). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 For One of Use in the New Zealand Herald. Not for Group Use or News Pix.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000o_qtRfNGAkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000o_qtRfNGAk/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-15-0187.jpg2012-04-15-0187.JPGEyes on the Underwater World of New Zealand: Caprodon longimanus (Pink maomao). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 For One of Use in the New Zealand Herald. Not for Group Use or News Pix.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_hgp9Oq8WFMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_hgp9Oq8WFM/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0120.jpg2013-02-09-0120.JPGEyes on the Underwater World of New Zealand: Prionace glauca (Blue Shark). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 For One of Use in the New Zealand Herald. Not for Group Use or News Pix.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000GiEaC1EhF8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000GiEaC1EhF8/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-09-0124.jpg2013-02-09-0124.JPGEyes on the Underwater World of New Zealand: Prionace glauca (Blue Shark). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 For One of Use in the New Zealand Herald. Not for Group Use or News Pix.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009oS616nb2R0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009oS616nb2R0/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-10-0017.jpg2013-02-10-0017.JPGEyes on the Underwater World of New Zealand: Prionace glauca (Blue Shark). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 For One of Use in the New Zealand Herald. Not for Group Use or News Pix.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005cznRDhOwF0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005cznRDhOwF0/fit=1000x1000/2013-01-31-0060.jpg2013-01-31-0060.JPGEyes on the Underwater World of New Zealand: Rhombosolea plebeia (Sand Flounder). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 For One of Use in the New Zealand Herald. Not for Group Use or News Pix.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aJTxvyin7zghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aJTxvyin7zg/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0319.jpg2011-05-19-0319.JPGEyes on the Underwater World of New Zealand: Galapagos Shark (Carcharhinus galapagensis). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 For One of Use in the New Zealand Herald. Not for Group Use or News Pix.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vUXP5FlCja0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vUXP5FlCja0/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0212.jpg2012-02-18-0212.JPGEyes on the Underwater World of New Zealand: Gymnothorax obesus (Speckled Moray). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 For One of Use in the New Zealand Herald. Not for Group Use or News Pix.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GUBCm1qndechttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GUBCm1qndec/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0061.jpg2013-04-28-0061.JPGEyes on the Underwater World of New Zealand: Parablennius laticlavius (Crested blenny). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 For One of Use in the New Zealand Herald. Not for Group Use or News Pix.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_vNUwqD_0tAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_vNUwqD_0tA/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0171.jpg2013-04-13-0171.JPGEyes on the Underwater World of New Zealand: Scorpaena papillosus (Dwarf scorpionfish). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 For One of Use in the New Zealand Herald. Not for Group Use or News Pix.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rXWNG3ciZe0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rXWNG3ciZe0/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-17-0248-2.jpg2013-04-17-0248-2.JPGEyes on the Underwater World of New Zealand: Centroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 For One of Use in the New Zealand Herald. Not for Group Use or News Pix.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yugnf9zlddUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yugnf9zlddU/fit=1000x1000/2010-03-13-0009.jpg2010-03-13-0009.jpgVariable Nudibranch (Aphelodoris luctuosa) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 13 March 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 232.Boat: Yukon Charters..Site: Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 20 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 30.30 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,532 minutes..Cumulative Time: 12,631 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LDfBeGExdGkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LDfBeGExdGk/fit=1000x1000/2009-05-30-0068.jpg2009-05-30-0068.jpgA Variable Nudibranch (Aphelodoris luctuosa) at Inspiration Point at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 30 May 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 166.Max Depth 34.5 m..Temp 17c. O2 33%.Bottom Time 98 min..Bottom Time to Date 8149 min..Cumulative Time 8247 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Mbo6RCX8LpEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Mbo6RCX8LpE/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0103-1.jpg2015-01-23-0103_1.jpgPterois volitins (Lionfish) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ScsCUrMFnW4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ScsCUrMFnW4/fit=1000x1000/2009-02-08-0048.jpgMako SharkA Mako shark (Isurus oxyrinchus) Nine miles off the coast of Napier in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand with Quentin Bennett and Alistair Gear..Sunday 08 February 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 144.Max Depth 3 m. .Average Depth 2.4m. .Temp 22c. O2 21%.Bottom Time 100 min. .Bottom Time to Date 6684 min. .Cumulative Time 6784 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GpVcbcVI3OIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GpVcbcVI3OI/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-19-0295-Edit.jpg2011-05-19-0295-Edit.jpgStriped boarfish (Evistias acutirostris) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation..Thursday 19 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson ©2011.Dive Number: 350.Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis.Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 16.4 meters..Bottom Time: 57 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,806 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,863 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ix23wT.8rkIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ix23wT.8rkI/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-18-0133.jpg2012-02-18-0133.jpgCaprellidae sp. (Skeleton shrimp)..Saturday 18 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 345.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: The Great Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xBFAQ1.IunMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xBFAQ1.IunM/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0279.jpgDecorator crabNotomithrax sp. (Decorator crab). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 470 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:30 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,547 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,616 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FDsv5q_NUqMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FDsv5q_NUqM/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0284.jpgHermit CrabDiacanthurus spinulimanus (Hermit Crab). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 470 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:30 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,547 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,616 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000iN7VtFwTI.Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000iN7VtFwTI.Y/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0118.jpgAphelodoris luctuosaAphelodoris luctuosa (Nudibranch). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 467 Site: Cave Bay, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:15 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 66 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,247 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,313 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AA5LrGMf8I8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AA5LrGMf8I8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0282.jpgHermit CrabDiacanthurus spinulimanus (Hermit Crab). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 470 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:30 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,547 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,616 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000q3TSmGzEQIghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000q3TSmGzEQIg/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0039.jpgYaldwyn's triplefinNotoclinops yaldwyni (Yaldwyn's triplefin). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 468 Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 08:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 273:25 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 31,313 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vS.BR2dZ.YUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vS.BR2dZ.YU/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0283.jpgHermit CrabDiacanthurus spinulimanus (Hermit Crab). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 470 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:30 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,547 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,616 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c0Zqz4jk_w0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c0Zqz4jk_w0/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-14-0168.jpg2013-04-14-0168.JPGLarge swells and gale force winds lash Great Island (left) and North East Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Sunday 14 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 459 Site: Rosemary Island, East of Catton's Cave and Cave, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 261:04 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.9 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 30,437 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,533 minutes CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000YObf5tkQVLghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000YObf5tkQVLg/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-15-0073.jpg2013-04-15-0073.JPGLarge swells and gale force winds lash Great Island (left) and North East Island during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland. Monday 15April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 459 Site: Rosemary Island, East of Catton's Cave and Cave, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 261:04 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.9 meters Bottom Time: 96 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 72% Bottom Time to Date: 30,437 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,533 minutes CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000p2mTg.Hsei8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000p2mTg.Hsei8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0006.jpgHypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch)Hypoplectrodes dimidius (New Zealand Half-banded perch). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 468 Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 08:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 273:25 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 31,313 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_zXbAkxkFychttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_zXbAkxkFyc/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0285-1.jpgHermit CrabDiacanthurus spinulimanus (Hermit Crab). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 470 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:30 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,547 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,616 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DXyWkExfjmMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DXyWkExfjmM/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0289-1.jpgHermit CrabDiacanthurus spinulimanus (Hermit Crab). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 470 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:30 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,547 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,616 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GYxZ6TmTct4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GYxZ6TmTct4/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0136.jpg2010-04-17-0136.jpgKaruhiruh or the Pied shag (Phalacrocorax varius) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 237.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 37.55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,977 minutes..Cumulative Time: 13,067minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k9l9pdIypLEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k9l9pdIypLE/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0300.jpgHermit CrabDiacanthurus spinulimanus (Hermit Crab). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 470 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:30 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,547 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,616 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.LUv4qM04FQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.LUv4qM04FQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0300-1.jpgHermit CrabDiacanthurus spinulimanus (Hermit Crab). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 470 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:30 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,547 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,616 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000095Al.ia.rDchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000095Al.ia.rDc/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0296.jpgFlat WormPseudoceros sp. (Flat Worm). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 470 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:30 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,547 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,616 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FgTGu0qAZJUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FgTGu0qAZJU/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0076.jpgGorgonian fanGorgonian fan polyps. Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 468 Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 08:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 273:25 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 31,313 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ew107RRfmykhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ew107RRfmyk/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0202-1.jpgNotch-head marblefishAplodactylus etheridgii (Notch-head marblefish).Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 469 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 12:55 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 275:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.8 meters Bottom Time: 111 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 59% OTU: 80% Bottom Time to Date: 31,436 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,547 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000CWuxYwdiuOkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000CWuxYwdiuOk/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0209.jpgButterfishOdax pullus (Butterfish). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 469 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 12:55 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 275:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.8 meters Bottom Time: 111 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 59% OTU: 80% Bottom Time to Date: 31,436 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,547 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mgI96YC_F0Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mgI96YC_F0E/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0161-1.jpgSkeleton shrimpCaprellidae sp. (Skeleton shrimp)Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 469 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 12:55 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 275:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.8 meters Bottom Time: 111 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 59% OTU: 80% Bottom Time to Date: 31,436 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,547 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JB_fGvtA_q8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JB_fGvtA_q8/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0273.jpgDecorator crabNotomithrax sp. (Decorator crab). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 470 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:30 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,547 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,616 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006XeX0rCeIUUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006XeX0rCeIUU/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0030-1.jpg2013-04-27-0030_1.jpgRuanoho whero (Spectacled triplefin). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 466 Site: Bennett's Bommie, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 74 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,173 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,247 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fEs3r9P741Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fEs3r9P741Y/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0029.jpgSpectacled triplefinRuanoho whero (Spectacled triplefin). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 468 Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 08:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 273:25 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 31,313 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002u_tQlRTJrYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002u_tQlRTJrY/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0035.jpg2013-04-27-0035.jpgRuanoho whero (Spectacled triplefin). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 466 Site: Bennett's Bommie, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 74 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,173 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,247 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eCpmgZ1.Tpchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eCpmgZ1.Tpc/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-27-0036.jpg2013-04-27-0036.jpgRuanoho whero (Spectacled triplefin). Saturday 27 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 466 Site: Bennett's Bommie, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand Maximum Depth: 25 meters Bottom Time: 74 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 31,173 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,247 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000z3G7FN.pNuchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000z3G7FN.pNuc/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0033.jpgSpectacled triplefinRuanoho whero (Spectacled triplefin). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 468 Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 08:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 273:25 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 31,313 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sOCm1C8W7EIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sOCm1C8W7EI/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0031.jpgSpectacled triplefinRuanoho whero (Spectacled triplefin). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 468 Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 08:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 273:25 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 31,313 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L6ajPhVProMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L6ajPhVProM/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0034-1.jpgSpectacled triplefinRuanoho whero (Spectacled triplefin). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 468 Site: Cream Gardens, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 08:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 273:25 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 29.7 meters Bottom Time: 123 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 31,313 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,436 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TJFamOY0y6shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TJFamOY0y6s/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0143.jpgScaly headed triplefinKaralepis stewarti (Scaly-headed triplefin). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 469 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 12:55 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 275:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.8 meters Bottom Time: 111 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 59% OTU: 80% Bottom Time to Date: 31,436 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,547 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dUjb1hGxBBohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dUjb1hGxBBo/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0102-1.jpg2010-04-17-0102_1.jpgKaruhiruh or the Pied shag (Phalacrocorax varius) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 237.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 37.55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,977 minutes..Cumulative Time: 13,067minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yaI1Y1roQQchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yaI1Y1roQQc/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0162.jpgRock CodLotella rhacinus (Rock Cod). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 476 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 15:10 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 282:22 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.7 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 56% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 31,905 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,041 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ItwOFgd8sEshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ItwOFgd8sEs/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0158.jpgRock CodLotella rhacinus (Rock Cod). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 476 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 15:10 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 282:22 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.7 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 56% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 31,905 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,041 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000puxt6ORJZ6Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000puxt6ORJZ6Q/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0170.jpgRock CodLotella rhacinus (Rock Cod). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 476 Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 15:10 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 282:22 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.7 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 56% OTU: 76% Bottom Time to Date: 31,905 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,041 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00001_IlibXLIL0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00001_IlibXLIL0/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0100.jpgOrgan Pipe SpongeCallyspongia latituba (Organ-pipe sponge). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 475 Site: Eastern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 280:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters Bottom Time: 114 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 50% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 31,791 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,905 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000izg72y43zqQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000izg72y43zqQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0224.jpgJanolus ignisJanolus ignis Nudibranch. Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 474 Site: Riko Riko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:38 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 12 meters Bottom Time: 94 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,697 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,791 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007EwNA58FFmUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007EwNA58FFmU/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0067.jpgStingrayDasyatis brevicaudata (Short-tailed Stingray). Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 472 Site: Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 11:10 Temperature: 18.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 277:26 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 21.4 meters Bottom Time: 101 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 31,616 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,647 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eKW8UpFBMGYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eKW8UpFBMGY/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0226.jpgJanolus ignisJanolus ignis Nudibranch. Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 474 Site: Riko Riko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:38 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 12 meters Bottom Time: 94 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,697 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,791 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nU.sLjlokdkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nU.sLjlokdk/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0015-1.jpgUrchinDiadema palmeri. Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 471 Site: 12 Fathom Reef, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 08:20 Temperature: 18.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 275:46 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters Bottom Time: 31.25 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 15% OTU: 21% Bottom Time to Date: 31,616 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,647 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000058L9ThxRVTIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000058L9ThxRVTI/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0008.jpgUrchinDiadema palmeri. Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 471 Site: 12 Fathom Reef, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 08:20 Temperature: 18.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 275:46 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters Bottom Time: 31.25 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 15% OTU: 21% Bottom Time to Date: 31,616 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,647 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ivOrhChsH7Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ivOrhChsH7Q/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0069.jpgStingrayDasyatis brevicaudata (Short-tailed Stingray). Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 472 Site: Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 11:10 Temperature: 18.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 277:26 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 21.4 meters Bottom Time: 101 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 31,616 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,647 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005Saf2J0yF44https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005Saf2J0yF44/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0267.jpgCadlina willaniCadlina willani (Nudibranch).Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 470 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:30 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 69 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,547 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,616 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bnkfUE.wDXQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bnkfUE.wDXQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0080.jpgStingrayDasyatis brevicaudata (Short-tailed Stingray). Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 472 Site: Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 11:10 Temperature: 18.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 277:26 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 21.4 meters Bottom Time: 101 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 31,616 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,647 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000DL8g_KtZlNchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000DL8g_KtZlNc/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0221-1.jpgJanolus ignisJanolus ignis Nudibranch. Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 474 Site: Riko Riko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:38 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 12 meters Bottom Time: 94 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,697 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,791 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PtlYHW0KO0Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PtlYHW0KO0M/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0223.jpgJanolus ignisJanolus ignis Nudibranch. Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 474 Site: Riko Riko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:38 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 12 meters Bottom Time: 94 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,697 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,791 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s9iCeTunyYQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s9iCeTunyYQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0219.jpgJanolus ignisJanolus ignis Nudibranch. Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 474 Site: Riko Riko Cave, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 20:38 Temperature: 19 Maximum Depth: 12 meters Bottom Time: 94 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 31,697 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,791 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002Zh5p9O3OWkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002Zh5p9O3OWk/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0087.jpgStingrayDasyatis brevicaudata (Short-tailed Stingray). Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 472 Site: Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 11:10 Temperature: 18.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 277:26 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 21.4 meters Bottom Time: 101 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 31,616 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,647 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pvvgL4e6zCUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pvvgL4e6zCU/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-25-0128.jpg2012-03-25-0128.jpgTrapania brunnea (nudibranch)..Sunday 25 March 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 352.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mine Shaft Cave..Temperature: 19.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 194:29 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27 meters..Bottom Time: 81 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,201 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,282 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pgVOkrJhqK4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pgVOkrJhqK4/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0102.jpg2010-04-17-0102.jpgKaruhiruh or the Pied shag (Phalacrocorax varius) at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 237.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 37.55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,977 minutes..Cumulative Time: 13,067minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008F0PUB26WPchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008F0PUB26WPc/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0194.jpg2010-04-17-0194.jpgNudibranch, Cratena lineata?.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Aeolidina.Family: Glaucidae.Location :The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 237.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 37.55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,977 minutes..Cumulative Time: 13,067minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HHR2bE7PDDAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HHR2bE7PDDA/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0207.jpg2010-04-17-0207.jpgNudibranch, Cratena lineata?.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Aeolidina.Family: Glaucidae.Location :The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 237.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 37.55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,977 minutes..Cumulative Time: 13,067minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000K50T4WSQGIwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000K50T4WSQGIw/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-06-0049.jpg2012-07-06-0049.jpgCratena lineata (nudibranch)..Friday 06 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 421..Site: Opposite Nudibranch City, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 216:55 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 25 meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,853 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,952 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dNY8TnAcw30https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dNY8TnAcw30/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0242.jpg2010-04-17-0242.jpgNudibranch, Cratena lineata?.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Aeolidina.Family: Glaucidae.Location :The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 237.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 37.55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,977 minutes..Cumulative Time: 13,067minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wUxt1dBezG4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wUxt1dBezG4/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0196.jpg2010-04-17-0196.jpgNudibranch, Cratena lineata?.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Aeolidina.Family: Glaucidae.Location :The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 237.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 37.55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,977 minutes..Cumulative Time: 13,067minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FG9nLWfCuZIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FG9nLWfCuZI/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0195.jpg2010-04-17-0195.jpgNudibranch, Cratena lineata?.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Aeolidina.Family: Glaucidae.Location :The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 237.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 37.55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,977 minutes..Cumulative Time: 13,067minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W49A07_9HxYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W49A07_9HxY/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-24-0097.jpg2012-03-24-0097.jpgNotolabrus celidotus (Spotty) at Matapouri Estuary, Northland, New Zealand..Friday 22 March 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Db5p1ZKlCQchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Db5p1ZKlCQc/fit=1000x1000/2008-05-29-0013.jpg2008-05-29-0013.jpgDemoiselle (Chromis dispilus) school in Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Friday 30 May 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 81: Poor Knights with Yukon Charters.Max Depth 25.3 m. Average Depth 9.8m.Bottom Time 63 min. Bottom Time to Date 3416 min Cumulative Time 3479 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gVYUcZkxlOohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gVYUcZkxlOo/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0212.jpg2010-04-17-0212.jpgNudibranch, Cratena lineata?.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Aeolidina.Family: Glaucidae.Location :The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 237.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 37.55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,977 minutes..Cumulative Time: 13,067minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jtADTuuEr3shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jtADTuuEr3s/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0177.jpg2013-04-13-0177.JPGCoralline algae upon Caulerpa geminata during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland.Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 458 Site: Southern Side of South West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 259:29 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 113 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vXuZF8LfBLMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vXuZF8LfBLM/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0488.jpgCrayfishJasus edwardsii (New Zealand Crayfish). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000712f8LgY.n4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000712f8LgY.n4/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-13-0176.jpg2013-04-13-0176.JPGCoralline algae upon Caulerpa geminata during the Three Kings Islands Marine Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Niwa, and the University of Queensland.Saturday 13 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 458 Site: Southern Side of South West Island, Three Kings. Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth Temperature: 17.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 259:29 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 113 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 30,324 minutes Cumulative Time: 30,437 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000f2ox7oNPYshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000f2ox7oNPYs/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0752.jpgSea cucumberStichopus molis (Sea cucumber). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z5U4YQdI5A0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z5U4YQdI5A0/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0534.jpgCrayfishJasus edwardsii (New Zealand Crayfish). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ug7f1Vs0TWohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ug7f1Vs0TWo/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0369.jpgMarginariella urvillianaMarginariella urvilliana. Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000h0nicKtno2ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000h0nicKtno2g/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0365.jpgMarginariella urvillianaMarginariella urvilliana. Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QES.L.Huc3Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QES.L.Huc3Y/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0548.jpgCrayfishJasus edwardsii (New Zealand Crayfish). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NR..sSEW50Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NR..sSEW50Y/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-17-0206.jpg2010-04-17-0206.jpgNudibranch, Cratena lineata?.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Aeolidina.Family: Glaucidae.Location :The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 17 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 237.Boat: Mazurka..Site: The Canyon, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 19.3 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 37.55 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 25.2 meters..Bottom Time: 90 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 12,977 minutes..Cumulative Time: 13,067minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006O2pF9ppCTYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006O2pF9ppCTY/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0652.jpgCrayfishJasus edwardsii (New Zealand Crayfish). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000knLJHu4byychttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000knLJHu4byyc/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-06-0047.jpg2012-07-06-0047.jpgCratena lineata (nudibranch)..Friday 06 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 421..Site: Opposite Nudibranch City, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 216:55 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 25 meters..Bottom Time: 99 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,853 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,952 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lP5wqjlHd2Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lP5wqjlHd2M/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0873.jpgButterfly perchCaesioperca ledidoptera (Butterfly perch). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 516 Site: Acheron Passage, Eastern Side, North of Wet Jacket Arm, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:37 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 320:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters Bottom Time: 171 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 62% Bottom Time to Date: 34,929 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,100 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wOPeF01_RrEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wOPeF01_RrE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0871.jpgButterfly perchCaesioperca ledidoptera (Butterfly perch). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 516 Site: Acheron Passage, Eastern Side, North of Wet Jacket Arm, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:37 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 320:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters Bottom Time: 171 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 62% Bottom Time to Date: 34,929 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,100 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BtjJxCLznHkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BtjJxCLznHk/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0852-1.jpgCrayfishJasus edwardsii (New Zealand Crayfish). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 516 Site: Acheron Passage, Eastern Side, North of Wet Jacket Arm, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:37 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 320:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters Bottom Time: 171 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 62% Bottom Time to Date: 34,929 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,100 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000OaFZzN3bEDIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000OaFZzN3bEDI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0854.jpgCrayfishJasus edwardsii (New Zealand Crayfish). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 516 Site: Acheron Passage, Eastern Side, North of Wet Jacket Arm, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:37 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 320:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters Bottom Time: 171 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 62% Bottom Time to Date: 34,929 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,100 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kq6lntVUieshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kq6lntVUies/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0817.jpgSnake starOphiopsammus maculata (Snake star). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nbgb78ZzI5whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nbgb78ZzI5w/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0729.jpgBlack CoralAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002DuJnUZzY94https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002DuJnUZzY94/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0845.jpgSnake starOphiopsammus maculata (Snake star). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A2kmqplAZxohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A2kmqplAZxo/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0576.jpg2014-04-04-0576.jpgScorpaena papillosus (Dwarf scorpionfish). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yonjuRGxd1chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yonjuRGxd1c/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0580.jpg2014-04-04-0580.jpgScorpaena papillosus (Dwarf scorpionfish). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Qf9qsL1bfgshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Qf9qsL1bfgs/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0578.jpg2014-04-04-0578.jpgScorpaena papillosus (Dwarf scorpionfish). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SoMDPJXXi3Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SoMDPJXXi3Q/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0591.jpgBlack CoralAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Kt9.i0q7D04https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Kt9.i0q7D04/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0774.jpgBlack CoralAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 516 Site: Acheron Passage, Eastern Side, North of Wet Jacket Arm, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:37 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 320:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters Bottom Time: 171 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 62% Bottom Time to Date: 34,929 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,100 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RFsNbeJdXxEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RFsNbeJdXxE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0467.jpgFiordland Black CoralAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IFuBhUvqWmMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IFuBhUvqWmM/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0815.jpgArchidoris wellingtonensisArchidoris wellingtonensis (Nudibranch). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 516 Site: Acheron Passage, Eastern Side, North of Wet Jacket Arm, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:37 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 320:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters Bottom Time: 171 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 62% Bottom Time to Date: 34,929 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,100 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aBv4zZpV.yEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aBv4zZpV.yE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0816.jpgArchidoris wellingtonensisArchidoris wellingtonensis (Nudibranch). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 516 Site: Acheron Passage, Eastern Side, North of Wet Jacket Arm, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:37 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 320:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters Bottom Time: 171 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 62% Bottom Time to Date: 34,929 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,100 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000086hAfn8Y2p4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000086hAfn8Y2p4/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0878.jpgArchidoris wellingtonensisArchidoris wellingtonensis (Nudibranch). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 516 Site: Acheron Passage, Eastern Side, North of Wet Jacket Arm, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:37 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 320:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters Bottom Time: 171 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 62% Bottom Time to Date: 34,929 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,100 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ih7L.2ND_7Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ih7L.2ND_7A/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-17-0048.jpg2012-02-17-0048.jpgPrimnoa sp. (Beaded gorgonian)..Friday 17 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Dennally?s Reef, near the entrance of Tutukaka Marina..Temperature: 18.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 183:51 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 35.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,492 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,600 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WFUsRblqwt4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WFUsRblqwt4/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0740.jpgTube anemoneCerianthus sp. (Tube anemone). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005UQE85g3W1Yhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005UQE85g3W1Y/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-30-0076.jpgBlack flounderRhombosolea retiaria (Black flounder). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000soBxBs3y.Mshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000soBxBs3y.Ms/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-30-0018.jpgBlack flounderRhombosolea retiaria (Black flounder). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gWDR6MEmkEghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gWDR6MEmkEg/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-30-0081.jpgBlack flounderRhombosolea retiaria (Black flounder). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BREddk8ZgRghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BREddk8ZgRg/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-30-0046.jpgYellowbelly FlounderRhombosolea leporina (Yellowbelly flounder). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000Yb7I_awEBkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000Yb7I_awEBk/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-30-0043.jpgYellowbelly FlounderRhombosolea leporina (Yellowbelly flounder). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000s7RGpYp0Fr8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000s7RGpYp0Fr8/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-30-0038.jpgYellowbelly FlounderRhombosolea leporina (Yellowbelly flounder). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aFa99zgUp.ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aFa99zgUp.g/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-30-0069.jpgYellowbelly FlounderRhombosolea leporina (Yellowbelly flounder). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000D3r.fTJY_u4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000D3r.fTJY_u4/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-30-0075.jpgYellowbelly FlounderRhombosolea leporina (Yellowbelly flounder). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005IseNJO7E0whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005IseNJO7E0w/fit=1000x1000/2009-07-25-0205.jpg2009-07-25-0205.jpgPink Maomao (Caprodon longimanus) at Landing Bay Pinnacle at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 25 July 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 171.Boat : Pacific Hideaway..Site : Landing Bay Pinnacle..Max Depth 33.9 m..Temp 16c. O2 25%.Bottom Time 60 min..Bottom Time to Date 8487 min..Cumulative Time 8547 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000LlZt.XSaTB8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LlZt.XSaTB8/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-30-0100.jpgRhombosolea leporina (Yellowbelly flounder) Underwater Photography of Yellowbelly Flounder (Rhombosolea leporina). Underwater Photos by New Zealand Photojournalist and Underwater Photographer Richard Robinson. Family:Pleuronectidae (Righteye flounders).Rhombosolea leporina (Yellowbelly flounder). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aZ.pIKte0rchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aZ.pIKte0rc/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-30-0065.jpgYellowbelly FlounderRhombosolea leporina (Yellowbelly flounder). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000sJaCcvYLHOMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000sJaCcvYLHOM/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-30-0056.jpgCommon solePeltorhamphus novaezeelandiae (Common sole). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000r01bDJMMjGQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000r01bDJMMjGQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-30-0068.jpgCommon solePeltorhamphus novaezeelandiae (Common sole). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000G7a25hOGb1Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000G7a25hOGb1I/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-30-0057.jpgCommon solePeltorhamphus novaezeelandiae (Common sole). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_mdoo3rVfykhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_mdoo3rVfyk/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-30-0052.jpgCommon solePeltorhamphus novaezeelandiae (Common sole). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000270okcbFaeAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000270okcbFaeA/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-30-0085.jpgSpotted stargazerGenyagnus monopterygius (Spotted stargazer). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000EJt6U7k4.vEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000EJt6U7k4.vE/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-30-0088.jpgSpotted stargazerGenyagnus monopterygius (Spotted stargazer). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000PoLkfHARY78https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000PoLkfHARY78/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-30-0088-1.jpgSpotted stargazerGenyagnus monopterygius (Spotted stargazer). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z1o76WCX.pEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z1o76WCX.pE/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-30-0047.jpgCommon solePeltorhamphus novaezeelandiae (Common sole). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x4C_vWsMaGQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x4C_vWsMaGQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-09-30-0027.jpgSpotted stargazerGenyagnus monopterygius (Spotted stargazer). Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bqexCt9swOIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bqexCt9swOI/fit=1000x1000/2011-01-10-0080.jpgMaori ChiefMaori Chief (Notothenia angustata) eats a small octopus At Crozier Point at the subantarctic Auckland Island in the in the Southern Ocean. Monday 10 January 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 299 Boat: Spirit of Enderby, Heritage Expeditions. Site: Crozier Point, Auckland Island, Sub Antarctic Islands. Dive Buddy : Ian Skipworth. Temperature: 11 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 11.9 meters. Bottom Time: 62 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 17,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 18,049 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HT4txtTa.EUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HT4txtTa.EU/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0825.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealTuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 504 Site: Landing Hut Cove, Antipodes Islands Time: 13:00 Maximum Depth: 10 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 34,101minutes Cumulative Time: 34,161minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pdErMPHxFFYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pdErMPHxFFY/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0568.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000X8AJtdWmA9whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000X8AJtdWmA9w/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0574.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_77.CNlDKgYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_77.CNlDKgY/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0595.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZRbYSQiHitQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZRbYSQiHitQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0306.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006oPMp8XLp0whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006oPMp8XLp0w/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0636.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TqMLeMDrYf4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TqMLeMDrYf4/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0618.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tceeO5yXbNMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tceeO5yXbNM/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0787.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lQKhi7galAUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lQKhi7galAU/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0779-2.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ud0XsCVsoZ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ud0XsCVsoZ0/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0562.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_4ZNm0n31JMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_4ZNm0n31JM/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0528.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jEPXQ_FrOVwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jEPXQ_FrOVw/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0563.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Cnyw8.ggzcIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Cnyw8.ggzcI/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0788.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WqlMwe0.b4Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WqlMwe0.b4A/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-11-0804.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Antipodes Islands, New Zealand. Tuesday 11 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ki7ilKrIvZ4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ki7ilKrIvZ4/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0567.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000090aAhQ543TIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000090aAhQ543TI/fit=1000x1000/2014-03-12-0565.jpgNew Zealand Fur SealArctocephalus forsteri (New Zealand Fur Seal) at the subantarctic Bounty Islands, New Zealand. Wednesday 12 March 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fPRKaMIed7Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fPRKaMIed7E/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-20-0100-1.jpg2012-04-20-0100_1.jpgThalassoma lutescens (Sunset wrasse) Juvenile..Friday 20 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 369..Site: Trev?s Rock to El Torito Cave, Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 19.8 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 13 meters..Bottom Time: 70 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,688 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,758 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qfzRQrBnNdYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qfzRQrBnNdY/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0770.jpgFiord Fan CoralAstroceras elegans (Brittle Star) living in a symbiotic relationship on the Fiord Fan Coral Acanthogorgia breviflora. Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 516 Site: Acheron Passage, Eastern Side, North of Wet Jacket Arm, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 14:37 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 320:40 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 26.5 meters Bottom Time: 171 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 66% OTU: 62% Bottom Time to Date: 34,929 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,100 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004ZUj2YSZcwwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004ZUj2YSZcww/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0009.jpgSea PenPteroeides bollonsi (large Sea Pen). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vaR16zMmHVEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vaR16zMmHVE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0017.jpgSea PenPteroeides bollonsi (large Sea Pen). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rwNoPk9YWCghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rwNoPk9YWCg/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0304.jpgSea PenPteroeides bollonsi (Large sea pen) surrounded by Parazoanthus elongatus (Yellow zoathhid anemone) and Caesioperca ledidoptera (Butterfly perch). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 520 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 16:07 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 327:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.2 meters Bottom Time: 67 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 35% OTU: 31% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000063s5Ec68bFQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000063s5Ec68bFQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0303.jpgSea PenPteroeides bollonsi (Large sea pen) surrounded by Parazoanthus elongatus (Yellow zoathhid anemone) and Caesioperca ledidoptera (Butterfly perch). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 520 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 16:07 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 327:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.2 meters Bottom Time: 67 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 35% OTU: 31% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000kAMy_1sZTashttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000kAMy_1sZTas/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0325.jpgSea PenPteroeides bollonsi (Large sea pen). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 520 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 16:07 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 327:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.2 meters Bottom Time: 67 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 35% OTU: 31% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jnySk12fteYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jnySk12fteY/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0232.jpgSea PenPteroeides bollonsi (Large sea pen). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 520 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 16:07 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 327:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.2 meters Bottom Time: 67 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 35% OTU: 31% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000jnR6tXbiKWAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000jnR6tXbiKWA/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0231.jpgSea PenPteroeides bollonsi (Large sea pen). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 520 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 16:07 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 327:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.2 meters Bottom Time: 67 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 35% OTU: 31% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ii1X5hWymPohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ii1X5hWymPo/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0246.jpgSea PenPteroeides bollonsi (Large sea pen). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 520 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 16:07 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 327:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.2 meters Bottom Time: 67 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 35% OTU: 31% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SgP1G.E6mrUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SgP1G.E6mrU/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0239.jpgSea PenPteroeides bollonsi (Large sea pen). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 520 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 16:07 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 327:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.2 meters Bottom Time: 67 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 35% OTU: 31% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000ewfqtUrOWUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000ewfqtUrOWU/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0257.jpgSea PenPteroeides bollonsi (Large sea pen). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 520 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 16:07 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 327:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.2 meters Bottom Time: 67 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 35% OTU: 31% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002RWv68ciq3ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002RWv68ciq3g/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0251.jpgSea PenPteroeides bollonsi (Large sea pen). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 520 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 16:07 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 327:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.2 meters Bottom Time: 67 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 35% OTU: 31% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zuOL5Btn2Jkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zuOL5Btn2Jk/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0261.jpgSea PenPteroeides bollonsi (Large sea pen). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 520 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 16:07 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 327:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.2 meters Bottom Time: 67 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 35% OTU: 31% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rRcm1ajybyQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rRcm1ajybyQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0264.jpgSea PenParapercis colias (Blue cod) and Pteroeides bollonsi (Large sea pen). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 520 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 16:07 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 327:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.2 meters Bottom Time: 67 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 35% OTU: 31% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pgbSeasfMR4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pgbSeasfMR4/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0295.jpgSea PenPteroeides bollonsi (Large sea pen) surrounded by Parazoanthus elongatus (Yellow zoathhid anemone). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 520 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 16:07 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 327:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.2 meters Bottom Time: 67 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 35% OTU: 31% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007qbMoc7sFlwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007qbMoc7sFlw/fit=1000x1000/Poorknights-0010.jpgPoorknights -0010.jpgThe Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve once described by Jacques Cousteau as one of the top 10 dive sites in the world, lies off the coast of Northland, washed by warm currents swept South from the Coral Sea It is one of New Zealand's 31 Marine Reserves.. UNESCO is currently deliberating on making it a World Heritage Site. .Pictured : A diver is silhouetted by a beam of light in Blue Maomao Arch.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eITdUtlSR_Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eITdUtlSR_Q/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0275.jpg2011-04-10-0275.jpgToadstool grouper (Trachypoma macracanthus) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Sunday 10 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 328.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters..Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000QRLxYlXNWjQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000QRLxYlXNWjQ/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-13-0073.jpg2011-04-13-0073.jpgMado (Atypicthys latus) swim above the coral Turbinaria sp. at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Wednesday 13 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002Xz.BEh4xekhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002Xz.BEh4xek/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-17-0824-2.jpg2011-05-17-0824-2.JPGCircled by seabirds, Peter J. de Lange, Threatened Plant Scientist at the Department of Conservation stands next to a Kermadec p?hutukawa (Metrosideros kermadacensis) looking out to the East from the highest point on Napier Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Tuesday 17 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zKsK78t0rSshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zKsK78t0rSs/fit=1000x1000/2008-03-20-0140.jpgLeatherjacketMeuschenia scaber (Leatherjacket) at Rikoriko Cave, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Thursday 20 March 2008 .Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 60 : Riko Riko Cave , Poor Knights with Yukon Charters..Max Depth 27.7 m. Average Depth 13.4.Bottom Time 66min. Bottom Time to Date 2368min Cumulative Time 2434min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000W3DeRf87qzIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000W3DeRf87qzI/fit=1000x1000/2012-02-17-0026.jpg2012-02-17-0026.jpgForsterygion malcolmi (Banded triplefin)..Friday 17 February 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 343.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Dennally?s Reef, near the entrance of Tutukaka Marina..Temperature: 18.7 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 183:51 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 35.3 meters..Bottom Time: 108 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 24,492 minutes..Cumulative Time: 24,600 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AytyVrOZrpshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AytyVrOZrps/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0095.jpg2011-02-13-0095.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 300.Site: Whale Boat wreck, Waikaremoana..Dive Buddy : Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,108 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RQP.JGFQayohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RQP.JGFQayo/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-21-0046.jpg2010-12-21-0046.jpgSecret Lake- Quentin Bennett is one of New Zealand's diving pioneers. Back in the 70's he used to pack his gear across Hawke's Bay backcountry in wheel barrows, looking for freshwater dive locations. Eventually he found this lake, with water as clear as gin-you can see from one side clear across to the other. Its location remains a guarded secret because the algae growth is very sensitive to disturbance. This frame sort of immortalises Quentin in his world..Tuesday 21 December 2010..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000P7RHJHcWBnYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000P7RHJHcWBnY/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0216.jpg2011-05-20-0216.JPGUnidentified Anemone on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 353 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 19.3 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,987 minutes. Cumulative Time: 22,029 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xc98sO9qLj4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xc98sO9qLj4/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0300.jpgTube anemoneCerianthus sp. (Tube anemone). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 514 Site: The Wreck of the Waikare 1910, Stop Island, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 15:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 315:49 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 18.3 meters Bottom Time: 122 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 40% OTU: 38% Bottom Time to Date: 34,682 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,804 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RClBz7PnDr8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RClBz7PnDr8/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0754.jpgRed Banded PerchHypoplectrodes huntii (Red-banded perch). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vr9QRZ9AOnghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vr9QRZ9AOng/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0643.jpgGridled wrasseNotolabrus cinctus (Gridled wrasse) amongst Antipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000d1Kov7ZOBy0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000d1Kov7ZOBy0/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0107.jpg2014-04-07-0107.jpgJasus edwardsii (New Zealand Crayfish. Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000037YwLmK8T.Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000037YwLmK8T.M/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0104.jpg2014-04-07-0104.jpgJasus edwardsii (New Zealand Crayfish. Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000svv6eOAyWeohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000svv6eOAyWeo/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0109.jpg2014-04-07-0109.jpgJasus edwardsii (New Zealand Crayfish. Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MVb7.7nUiDohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MVb7.7nUiDo/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0142.jpg2014-04-07-0142.jpgJasus edwardsii (New Zealand Crayfish. Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WsKmO50Wepshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WsKmO50Weps/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0143.jpg2014-04-07-0143.jpgJasus edwardsii (New Zealand Crayfish. Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000050fGH0hFCYghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000050fGH0hFCYg/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-06-0143.jpgButterfly perchCaesioperca ledidoptera (Butterfly perch) amongst Antipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Sunday 06 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 518 Site: First Cove Wall, Breaksea Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:24 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 323:47 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.5 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 35,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,291 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_7x1ZSy7NDchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_7x1ZSy7NDc/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-06-0144.jpgButterfly perchCaesioperca ledidoptera (Butterfly perch) amongst Antipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Sunday 06 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 518 Site: First Cove Wall, Breaksea Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:24 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 323:47 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.5 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 35,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,291 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000H3ZInOAyzwQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000H3ZInOAyzwQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-06-0133.jpgBlack CoralAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Sunday 06 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 518 Site: First Cove Wall, Breaksea Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:24 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 323:47 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.5 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 35,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,291 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AmjyJdDtnFMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AmjyJdDtnFM/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-06-0117.jpgDiverRebreather diver Ian Skipworth amongst Antipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Sunday 06 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 518 Site: First Cove Wall, Breaksea Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:24 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 323:47 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.5 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 35,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,291 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000eYc3mONfrTchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000eYc3mONfrTc/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-06-0119.jpgDiverRebreather diver Ian Skipworth amongst Antipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Sunday 06 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 518 Site: First Cove Wall, Breaksea Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:24 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 323:47 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.5 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 35,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,291 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dxRL.PJMWQ0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dxRL.PJMWQ0/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-06-0271.jpggreen lipped musselPerna canaliculus (green-lipped mussel) shells. Sunday 06 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 518 Site: First Cove Wall, Breaksea Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:24 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 323:47 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.5 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 35,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,291 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UOlcf4bKUoMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UOlcf4bKUoM/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-06-0210.jpgJock StewartHelicolenus percoides (Jock Stewart, Sea Perch). Sunday 06 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 518 Site: First Cove Wall, Breaksea Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:24 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 323:47 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.5 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 35,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,291 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000R3gEQdv6yDQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000R3gEQdv6yDQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0090.jpgJock StewartHelicolenus percoides (Jock Stewart, Sea Perch). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000lPpoe2b_vM4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000lPpoe2b_vM4/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0088-1.jpgJock StewartHelicolenus percoides (Jock Stewart, Sea Perch). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pnJM3bwLjRohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pnJM3bwLjRo/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0129.jpgDwarf scorpionfishScorpaena papillosus (Dwarf scorpionfish). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RFvvvkZ28YUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RFvvvkZ28YU/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0042.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A04va4nbgSAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A04va4nbgSA/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0043.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Gnwtlc.A9YAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Gnwtlc.A9YA/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0058.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Y_lwcPlvTyIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Y_lwcPlvTyI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0079.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00000ocK2KFxHjkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00000ocK2KFxHjk/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0096.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000yZRNP1RsjSghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000yZRNP1RsjSg/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0138.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Tm.JGackazAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Tm.JGackazA/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0156.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000TYfqAKhKfF8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000TYfqAKhKfF8/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0273.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 520 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 16:07 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 327:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.2 meters Bottom Time: 67 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 35% OTU: 31% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xNMfd4g.GqYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xNMfd4g.GqY/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0273.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 520 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 16:07 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 327:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.2 meters Bottom Time: 67 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 35% OTU: 31% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Hceh3muuWbUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Hceh3muuWbU/fit=1000x1000/Poorknights-0007.jpgPoorknights -0007.jpgThe Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve once described by Jacques Cousteau as one of the top 10 dive sites in the world, lies off the coast of Northland, washed by warm currents swept South from the Coral Sea It is one of New Zealand's 31 Marine Reserves.. UNESCO is currently deliberating on making it a World Heritage Site. .Pictured : Pink Maomao silhouetted in the Rikoriko Cave the Largest Sea Cave in the World.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000aF49uSE0Slohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000aF49uSE0Slo/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0010.jpgWhite Sea UrchinPseudechinus huttoni (White Sea Urchin). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RXq9Ufe4NEEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RXq9Ufe4NEE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0046.jpgWhite Sea UrchinPseudechinus huttoni (White Sea Urchin). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Yr7Q5FQOl54https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Yr7Q5FQOl54/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0047.jpgWhite Sea UrchinPseudechinus huttoni (White Sea Urchin). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009nOcCdmMPoAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009nOcCdmMPoA/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0525.jpgWhite Sea UrchinPseudechinus huttoni (White Sea Urchin). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000akQQIl7MaHshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000akQQIl7MaHs/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0021.jpg2014-04-08-0021.jpgCaryophyllia profunda. Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_u6VOrp3S80https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_u6VOrp3S80/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0026.jpg2014-04-08-0026.jpgCaryophyllia profunda. Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002eed6mbuchAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002eed6mbuchA/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0090.jpg2014-04-08-0090.jpgErrina dendyi (Hydroid Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A8og5X8qDzAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A8og5X8qDzA/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0094.jpg2014-04-08-0094.jpgErrina dendyi (Hydroid Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004cb8WLtHM_Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004cb8WLtHM_Q/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0095.jpg2014-04-08-0095.jpgErrina dendyi (Hydroid Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VpvY6bJj38whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VpvY6bJj38w/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0215.jpg2014-04-08-0215.jpgAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00007XZiJlAA0rwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00007XZiJlAA0rw/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0212.jpgBlack CoralAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KDUes4wBiTMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KDUes4wBiTM/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0219.jpg2014-04-08-0219.jpgAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qG2fg.cafF0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qG2fg.cafF0/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0221.jpg2014-04-08-0221.jpgAntipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oUjjS2A67z4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oUjjS2A67z4/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0219.jpgOblique swimming triplefinForsterygion maryannae (Oblique-swimming triplefin). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000080s7TLWVmukhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000080s7TLWVmuk/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0307.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zVSUbIdD6.shttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zVSUbIdD6.s/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0309.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000arX2qCl_I1Ahttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000arX2qCl_I1A/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0298.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tNqLs_WBaeEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tNqLs_WBaeE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0316.jpgRed CoralForsterygion flavonigrum (Yellow-black triplefin) sits upon the red coral Errina novazelandiae. Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E78iMa16jL8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E78iMa16jL8/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0315.jpgRed CoralForsterygion flavonigrum (Yellow-black triplefin) sits upon the red coral Errina novazelandiae. Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003juEq.CYocwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003juEq.CYocw/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0333.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000pBHQAO4nb3Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000pBHQAO4nb3E/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0363.jpgRed CoralAphelodoris luctuosa Nudibranch sits upon the red coral Errina novazelandiae. Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000muahux1brsIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000muahux1brsI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0344-1.jpgStarfishHenricia sp. (Starfish) sits upon the red coral Errina novazelandiae. Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000IfUDmQ.SgZIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000IfUDmQ.SgZI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0428.jpgRed CoralForsterygion flavonigrum (Yellow-black triplefin) sits upon the red coral Errina novazelandiae. Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Z7bVwPGDTuUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Z7bVwPGDTuU/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0386.jpgRed CoralAphelodoris luctuosa Nudibranch sits upon the red coral Errina novazelandiae. Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00005ZIMDkiIUSghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00005ZIMDkiIUSg/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0435.jpgRed CoralForsterygion flavonigrum (Yellow-black triplefin) sits upon the red coral Errina novazelandiae. Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tvOI5A0NCoAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tvOI5A0NCoA/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0442-1.jpgRed CoralForsterygion flavonigrum (Yellow-black triplefin) sits upon the red coral Errina novazelandiae. Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000A5z8ZOa7Mughttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000A5z8ZOa7Mug/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0368.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.T9egzgBxiEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.T9egzgBxiE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0447.jpgRed CoralForsterygion flavonigrum (Yellow-black triplefin) sits upon the red coral Errina novazelandiae. Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000HjCEHMi6U08https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000HjCEHMi6U08/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0453.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 522 Site: China Shop, Prindham Point, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:43 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 331:05 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 33.5 meters Bottom Time: 120 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 58% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 35,550 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,670 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gpL6wiWRlz4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gpL6wiWRlz4/fit=1000x1000/Poorknights-0001.jpgPoorknights -0001.jpgThe Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve once described by Jacques Cousteau as one of the top 10 dive sites in the world, lies off the coast of Northland, washed by warm currents swept South from the Coral Sea It is one of New Zealand's 31 Marine Reserves.. UNESCO is currently deliberating on making it a World Heritage Site. .Pictured : The Sun Rises through Eastern Arch on the Aorangaia Island.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nL3fNmNodIghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nL3fNmNodIg/fit=1000x1000/DEPTH0016.jpgDEPTH0016.JPG0602NZHRRPROTEST03 Waitangi Day : A protester challenges the police guarding the flagstaff on Treaty Grounds before the protest got violent. FRIDAY06FEBUARY2004 NEW ZEALAND HERALD DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPH RICHARD ROBINSONhttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l4NJZ7Xq3Qghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l4NJZ7Xq3Qg/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0187.jpgCrayfishJasus edwardsii (New Zealand Crayfish). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 519 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:33 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 325:54 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 42.7 meters Bottom Time: 129 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 61% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000vchflGXeckIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000vchflGXeckI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-06-0115.jpgGridled wrasseNotolabrus cinctus (Gridled wrasse) amongst Antipathella fiordensis (Fiordland Black Coral). Sunday 06 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 518 Site: First Cove Wall, Breaksea Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 13:24 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 323:47 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.5 meters Bottom Time: 136 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 53% OTU: 50% Bottom Time to Date: 35,155 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,291 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Xmdz.gOF3nQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Xmdz.gOF3nQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-06-0010.jpgHorse MusselAtrina zelandica (Horse Mussel). Sunday 06 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 517 Site: Looking for the wreck of the Waikare, Breaksea Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:01 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 321:31 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 60.6 meters Bottom Time: 55 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 26% OTU: 23% Bottom Time to Date: 35,100 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,155 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U6W_GGrKba4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U6W_GGrKba4/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-06-0024.jpgHorse MusselAtrina zelandica (Horse Mussel). Sunday 06 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 517 Site: Looking for the wreck of the Waikare, Breaksea Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:01 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 321:31 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 60.6 meters Bottom Time: 55 minutes Mix: 16:50 CNS: 26% OTU: 23% Bottom Time to Date: 35,100 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,155 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00003BaPC9oD1u0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00003BaPC9oD1u0/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0104.jpgSoft CoralAlcyonium aurantiacum (Soft Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000N1vPSApqe2Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000N1vPSApqe2M/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0035.jpg2014-04-04-0035.jpgAlcyonium aurantiacum (Soft Coral). Friday 04 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 513 Site: Southern End of Acheron Passage, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 09:31 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 313:48 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 27.8 meters Bottom Time: 128 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 46% OTU: 44% Bottom Time to Date: 34,554 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,682 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hSTLvqchWYIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hSTLvqchWYI/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0038.jpgSoft CoralAlcyonium aurantiacum (Soft Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008l.pnTYgcn0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008l.pnTYgcn0/fit=1000x1000/2011-09-03-0140.jpg2011-09-03-0140.jpgParazoanthus elongates (Yellow zoanthid anemone) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 03 September 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 377.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 15.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 164:20 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 36.3 meters..Bottom Time: 84 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,242 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,326 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000bfHV0Fkq5YYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000bfHV0Fkq5YY/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0152.jpg2013-04-28-0152.jpgParazoanthus elongatus (Yellow zoathhid anemone). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 469 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 12:55 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 275:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.8 meters Bottom Time: 111 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 59% OTU: 80% Bottom Time to Date: 31,436 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,547 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000AcgBkQhzQO0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000AcgBkQhzQO0/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0006.jpg2009-11-15-0006.jpgYellow Zoanthid (Parazoanthus sp.) on top of the yellow Encrusting Sponge (Cilona celata) at the Sugarloaf at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. .www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 201.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Sugarloaf Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 31.8 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 76 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,345 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,421 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000mSp.yJ03oD4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000mSp.yJ03oD4/fit=1000x1000/2009-11-15-0352.jpg2009-11-15-0352.jpgYellow Zoanthid (Parazoanthus sp.) at Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Saturday 14 November 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2009. www.depth.co.nz.Dive Number: 202.Boat: Yukon Charters .Site: Scary Deep Rock at the Pinnacles (High Peak Rocks) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Max Depth: 28.6 meters..Temperature: 16 Degrees Celsius..O2: 32% .Bottom Time: 80 minutes.Bottom Time to Date: 10,421 minutes..Cumulative Time: 10,501 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00009BE2KO0J_q4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00009BE2KO0J_q4/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-15-0237-2.jpg2011-05-15-0237-2.JPGDemoiselle (Chromis dispilus) school around a large Coral (Turbinaria sp.) off the Southern point of the largest Milne Islet off the Coast of Raoul Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation.Sunday 15 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 341 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Southern point of the large Island of the Milne Islets off Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 27.7 meters. Bottom Time: 42 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,361 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,403 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zuZM6GzeV5ghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zuZM6GzeV5g/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-04-0745.jpgCymbastela tricalycuiformisCymbastela tricalycuiformis (sponge). Saturday 05 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 515 Site: Porpoise Point, Bowen Channel, Dusky Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 10:06 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 317:53 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 30.6 meters Bottom Time: 125 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 50% OTU: 48% Bottom Time to Date: 34,804 minutes Cumulative Time: 34,929 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006Ddu7Txb.Pkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006Ddu7Txb.Pk/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-14-0210-3.jpg2011-05-14-0210-3.jpgCirripectes alboapicalis (White-dot blenny) during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation...Saturday 14 May 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 338.Dive Buddy: .Site: Te Konui Point at Boat Cove on Raoul Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 28 meters..Bottom Time: 61 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 21,202 minutes..Cumulative Time: 21,263 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00008N37wJhNYMIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00008N37wJhNYMI/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-30-0022.jpg2011-10-30-0022.jpgParablennius laticlavius (Crested Blenny) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Sunday 30 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 380.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth and Greg Van Der Hulst..Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.8 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 169:18 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 52.8 meters..Bottom Time: 92 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,535 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,627 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000E7H1IAcYWZIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000E7H1IAcYWZI/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0019-1.jpgStingrayDasyatis brevicaudata (Short-tailed Stingray). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 478 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:32 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 284:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 39.6 meters Bottom Time: 106 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 58% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 32,106 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,212 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I7p0nWYPe3Ihttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I7p0nWYPe3I/fit=1000x1000/2011-02-13-0001.jpg2011-02-13-0001.jpgWhale boat Waikaremoana..During 1869, the Armed Constabulary under the Command of Colonel Whitmore sent a force commanded by Lieutenant Herrick to Lake Waikaremoana in an attempt to quash Rebellion by a Maori tribe called the Hauhau led by a chief called Te Kooti. ..On one side of the lake were the Hauhau occupying two Pa sites and on the other was Herrick and his men. Herrick decided it would be too difficult to attack the Pa from around the lake and began the construction of two whale-boats with which he hoped to construct a water assault. The whale-boats took about six weeks to construct and were 40 feet (12 m) long with a beam of 10 feet (3 m). ..Herrick was about to begin his assault when on 19 June he received a message from Whitmore stating that Te Kooti had fled to Taupo. His job was to destroy the Pa sites to prevent reoccupation by Te Kooti and the Hauhau. Before this was achieved however, the Stafford Government was defeated. Sir Donald McLean the new Defence Minister with a policy of pacification ordered Herrick to withdraw on 27 June. .To prevent the whale-boats from falling into the hands of the Maori, the whale-boats were taken out onto the lake filled with rocks and sank. ..A survey was conducted in 1981 as an Army exercise commanded by Major Tony Howell, and a report (Howell and Fry, 1981) was submitted to the Historic Places Trust stating that one of the whale-boats had been almost completely removed by divers over the years and that the second boat was in poor condition..Sunday 13 February 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 300.Site: Whale Boat wreck, Waikaremoana..Dive Buddy : Quentin Bennett..Temperature: 18 Degrees Celsius..Maximum Depth: 18.5 meters..Bottom Time: 59 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 18,049 minutes..Cumulative Time: 18,108 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_1OQ.tyN9d8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_1OQ.tyN9d8/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0089.jpg2014-04-08-0089.jpgErrina dendyi (Hydroid Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WB4xhbSFcuEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WB4xhbSFcuE/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0092.jpg2014-04-08-0092.jpgErrina dendyi (Hydroid Coral). Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000uN4bTfe7Nlshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000uN4bTfe7Nls/fit=1000x1000/BLUESHARK06.jpgBLUESHARK06.JPGFive kilometres out from Coromandel’s Hot Water Beach, Elliott spoons turbid fishoil into the sea. He’s been here for hours, setting a long slick of chum like a shimmering wake behind the rolling boat. He’s interested to know where they go, how they interact with fisheries, how they behave when at sea and what proportion of the New Zealand blue shark population moves in and out of our exclusive economic zone each year. To do that, he’s going to track them from space. A slow-moving fin appears, zigzagging towards a bait lashed to the stern.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000l9zFswTx2ashttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000l9zFswTx2as/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-13-0021.jpg2011-04-13-0021.jpgCoral Turbinaria sp. at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Wednesday 13 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 330.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 151:11 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28.3 meters..Bottom Time: 67 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,772 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,839 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000C2rs0UlmEJMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000C2rs0UlmEJM/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-13-0221.jpg2011-04-13-0221.jpgSpotted black grouper (Epinephelus daemelii) ) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.These fish can grow over 100 years old, reaching a length of 2 metres, weighing over 150kg.Wednesday 13 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 331.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Southern Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 152:17 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters..Bottom Time: 69 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,839 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,908 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000JJWu4hlSjAkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JJWu4hlSjAk/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0505.jpg2011-04-09-0505.jpgMacauley Island, the second largest island in the Kermadec Islands group, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean.Saturday 09 April 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000k2EKSEv8DA0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000k2EKSEv8DA0/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-09-0069-1.jpg2011-04-09-0069_1.jpgL'Esperance Rock, the southernmost islet in the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Saturday 09 April 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000nPj7godgCn0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000nPj7godgCn0/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0410-2.jpg2011-04-10-0410-2.jpgGrey Moray Eel (Gymnothorax nubilus) amongst coral at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean..Sunday 10 April 2011.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.Dive Number: 328.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands..Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 148:39 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 24.4 meters..Bottom Time: 97 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 20,586 minutes..Cumulative Time: 20,683 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hdhrQVjTJDghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hdhrQVjTJDg/fit=1000x1000/Poorknights-0002.jpgPoorknights -0002.jpgThe Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve once described by Jacques Cousteau as one of the top 10 dive sites in the world, lies off the coast of Northland, washed by warm currents swept South from the Coral Sea It is one of New Zealand's 31 Marine Reserves.. UNESCO is currently deliberating on making it a World Heritage Site. .Pictured : A Grey Moray (Gymnothorax nubilus) .https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ly6LVsDuSpEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ly6LVsDuSpE/fit=1000x1000/Poorknights-0005.jpgPoorknights -0005.jpgThe Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve once described by Jacques Cousteau as one of the top 10 dive sites in the world, lies off the coast of Northland, washed by warm currents swept South from the Coral Sea It is one of New Zealand's 31 Marine Reserves.. UNESCO is currently deliberating on making it a World Heritage Site. .Pictured :The hydromedusa, Aequorea forskalea at Blue Mao Mao Arch.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000o.UDJPH8xaMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000o.UDJPH8xaM/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-08-0086.jpg2014-04-08-0086.jpgCaryophyllia profunda. Tuesday 08 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 521 Site: China Shop, South End of Elizabeth Island, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 08:56 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 329:09 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 25.4 meters Bottom Time: 130 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 59% Bottom Time to Date: 35,420 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,550 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wbNdyHKR3yshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wbNdyHKR3ys/fit=1000x1000/2013-07-12-0179.jpg2013-07-12-0179.jpgPlatynereis kau, female heteronereid polychaete, (Ragworm) being consumed by a Corynactis australis (Jewel anemone). Friday 12 July 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 486 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Dive Buddy: Kent Erickson Time: 20:10 Temperature: 16 Maximum Depth: 15 meters Bottom Time: 73 minutes Mix: 21 OC Bottom Time to Date: 32,875 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,948 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000VjC.X4qmpZQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VjC.X4qmpZQ/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0171.jpg2010-04-18-0171.jpgNudinbranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 241.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 18.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 43:29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 12.2 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,333 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,413 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00006A9Z.RA90bEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00006A9Z.RA90bE/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-18-0202.jpg2010-04-18-0202.jpgNudinbranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina.Sunday 18 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 241.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Rikoriko, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 18.1 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 43:29 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 12.2 meters..Bottom Time: 80 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,333 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,413 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000dJtRG4945Tkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000dJtRG4945Tk/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-22-0178.jpg2010-04-22-0178.jpgNudibranch, Janolus ignis.Order: Nudibranchia.Suborder: Arminina at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Thursday 22 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 254.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Blue Maomao Arch at the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 57:57 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 10.6 meters..Bottom Time: 74 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 14,220minutes. .Cumulative Time: 14,294 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xiaeE6HDWc4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xiaeE6HDWc4/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-28-0416-Edit.jpg2010-11-28-0416-Edit.jpgThe Endangered Hector's Dolphin (Cephalorhynchus hectori hectori) inside Flea Bay Near the Akaroa Harbour in the South Island of New Zealand..Sunday 28 November 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ohdWN589gc0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ohdWN589gc0/fit=1000x1000/2014-04-07-0279.jpgRed CoralErrina novazelandiae (Red Coral). Monday 07 April 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014 Dive Number: 520 Site: The Gut, Te Awaatu Channel, Doubtful Sound, Fiordland. Boat: Tutoko Dive Ian Skipworth Time: 16:07 Temperature: 14.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 327:00 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 35.2 meters Bottom Time: 67 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 35% OTU: 31% Bottom Time to Date: 35,291 minutes Cumulative Time: 35,420 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000zfgWAAF3N2chttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000zfgWAAF3N2c/fit=1000x1000/2012-04-14-0085.jpg2012-04-14-0085.jpgParablennius laticlavius (Crested blenny)..Saturday 14 April 2012..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 354.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Barren Arch..Temperature: 19.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 197:44 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 27.2 meters..Bottom Time: 96 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 25,382 minutes..Cumulative Time: 25,478 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wTDIT6dvwdghttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wTDIT6dvwdg/fit=1000x1000/2011-10-29-0120.jpg2011-10-29-0120.jpgElysia sp. (Sacoglossans, sap sucking slugs) at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand.Saturday 29 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 379.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Site: Mary’s Wall, Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Temperature: 16.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 167:47 hh:mm.Mix : 21.Maximum Depth: 28.6 meters..Bottom Time: 107 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,428 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,535 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SupiFgYwenshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SupiFgYwens/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0173.jpg2011-05-20-0173.JPGCrown of Thorns Star (Acanthaster planci) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 352 Dive Buddy: Vincent Zintzen Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 16.7 meters. Bottom Time: 72 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,915 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,987 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000e7460y4SLg0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000e7460y4SLg0/fit=1000x1000/2011-04-10-0082-Edit.jpg2011-04-10-0082-Edit.JPGThe coral eating Cown of Thorns Star (Acanthaster planci) at the Kermadec Islands, New Zealand's northern most territory in the South Pacific Ocean. Sunday 10 April 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 327 Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth. Site: Boat Harbour, Western Side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 22.5 Degrees Celsius. Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 147:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.9 meters. Bottom Time: 92 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 20,494 minutes. Cumulative Time: 20,586 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000S5ZFtJX.JBIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000S5ZFtJX.JBI/fit=1000x1000/2011-11-24-0006.jpgGolden SnapperCentroberyx affinis (Golden Snapper)..Wednesday 23 October 2011..Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011..Dive Number: 382.Dive Buddy: Andrew Simpson..Boat : Outer Gulf Charters..Site: Pinnacle near Simpson Rock, Hauraki Gulf..Temperature: 16.6 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 171:55 hh:mm.Mix : 16/50.Maximum Depth: 53.6 meters..Bottom Time: 78 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 23,717 minutes..Cumulative Time: 23,795 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000T6aUhQt4zZIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000T6aUhQt4zZI/fit=1000x1000/2009-01-04-0274.jpg2009-01-04-0274.jpgA 126 Kg Marlin hangs at the Whangarei Deep Sea Anglers Club. .Sunday 04 January 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.Dive Number 139 Max Depth 20.7 m. Average Depth 12.2 m. Temp 19 c. . O2 21%.Bottom Time 70min. Bottom Time to Date 6293 min Cumulative Time 6363 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hY5zNLhZTsshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hY5zNLhZTss/fit=1000x1000/2010-11-20-0079.jpg2010-11-20-0079.jpgJasus edwardsii (New Zealand Crayfish) in a cray pot in the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland.. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000UX4y2JOp3F4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000UX4y2JOp3F4/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0097.jpg2015-01-23-0097.jpgSynodus dermatogenys (Clearfin Lizardfish) New Record for New Zealand. Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 570 Site: North Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 12:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 60 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,577 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,637 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000NEgMpEbE930https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000NEgMpEbE930/fit=1000x1000/2011-05-20-0040.jpg2011-05-20-0040.JPGSplendid hawkfish (Cirrhitus splendens) on the western side of North Meyer Island during the Kermadec Islands Biodiscovery Expedition, a project led by the Auckland Museum in conjunction with the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Australian Museum, and the Department of Conservation. Friday 20 May 2011 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011 Dive Number: 351 Dive Buddy: Malcolm Francis. Site: Western side of North Meyer Island in the Kermadec Islands. Temperature: 21 Degrees Celsius. Maximum Depth: 31.4 meters. Bottom Time: 52 minutes. Bottom Time to Date: 21,863 minutes. Cumulative Time: 21,915 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FxLltM5lbPYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FxLltM5lbPY/fit=1000x1000/2013-05-02-0155-1.jpgLong-tailed StingrayDasyatis thetidis (Long-tailed Stingray). Thursday 02 May 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 478 Site: Middle Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:32 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 284:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 39.6 meters Bottom Time: 106 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 58% OTU: 47% Bottom Time to Date: 32,106 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,212 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wef_Io6aGJwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wef_Io6aGJw/fit=1000x1000/2009-03-08-0601.jpg2009-03-08-0601.jpgA Jason mirabilis Nudibranch found feeding on the hydroid Solanderia ramosa on the wreck of the Rainbow Warrior near the Cavallii Islands Northland New Zealand. .Greenpeace's flagship, the Warrior was sunk by the French on July 10, 1985, in Auckland Harbour while she was on her way to protest nuclear testing on the Mururoa Atoll..Sunday 08 March 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson..Dive Number 152.Max Depth 24.4 m..Temp 22c. O2 28%.Bottom Time 60 min..Bottom Time to Date 7178 min..Cumulative Time 7238 min.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000xsswUFK_WaQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000xsswUFK_WaQ/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-30-0095.jpgOrgan Pipe SpongeCallyspongia latituba (Organ-pipe sponge). Tuesday 30 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 475 Site: Eastern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 09:14 Temperature: 18 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 280:07 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 28.9 meters Bottom Time: 114 minutes Mix: 25 CNS: 50% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 31,791 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,905 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gE5VIisThGQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gE5VIisThGQ/fit=1000x1000/2015-01-23-0161.jpg2015-01-23-0161.jpgOstorhinchus fukuii (Three-Line Cardinalfish) Friday 23 January 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 571 Site: South Meyer Island, Western Side, Kermadecs. Boat: Brave Heart Dive Buddy: Stephen Ulrich Time: 15:00 Temperature: 22 Maximum Depth: 23 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 39,637 minutes Cumulative Time: 39,707 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tmmjYC27zL4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tmmjYC27zL4/fit=1000x1000/2014-01-10-0004-1.jpg2014-01-10-0004_1.JPGA pod of Orcinas orca (Orca/Killer Whale) traveling past Table Cape, Mahia Peninsula, New Zealand. Friday 10 January 2014 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000RfZAVakcGDIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000RfZAVakcGDI/fit=1000x1000/2012-10-25-0093.jpg2012-10-25-0093.jpgThe Poor Knights Islands marine reserve. Archway Island (bottom) looking north towards Aorangi and Tawhiti Rahi Island. Thursday 25 October 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BZ6zd6gbCKAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BZ6zd6gbCKA/fit=1000x1000/Canon-Media-Awards-2015.jpgSEA CHANGEFinalist –Best Photo Essay – Canon Media Awards 2015. SEA Change - New Zealanders are responsible for one of the largest ocean territories in the world. How well are we protecting our seas? NEW ZEALAND GEOGRAPHIC ISSUE 130 NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 2014.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZGvnxS97xqIhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZGvnxS97xqI/fit=1000x1000/2012-03-24-0090.jpg2012-03-24-0090.jpgNotolabrus celidotus (Spotty) at Matapouri Estuary, Northland, New Zealand..Friday 22 March 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2011.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00002o575LhenV4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00002o575LhenV4/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-29-0085.jpgStingrayDasyatis brevicaudata (Short-tailed Stingray). Monday 29 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 472 Site: Tie Dye Arch at the Pinnacles, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 11:10 Temperature: 18.8 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 277:26 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 21.4 meters Bottom Time: 101 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 55% Bottom Time to Date: 31,616 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,647 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000wXTzXGfkCM0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wXTzXGfkCM0/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0728.jpgSingle-Spot DemoiselleChromis hypsilepis (Single-Spot Demoiselle). Saturday 18th April 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 739 Site: Motuharakeke Island, Mokohinau Islands, Auckland Boat: Frankham’s Dive Buddy: James Frankham, Lucinda van Oosterom and Preston Hatcher Time: 19:00 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 40,672 minutes Cumulative Time: 40,742 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000045Z12GiSL5Mhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000045Z12GiSL5M/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0726.jpgSingle-Spot DemoiselleChromis hypsilepis (Single-Spot Demoiselle). Saturday 18th April 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 739 Site: Motuharakeke Island, Mokohinau Islands, Auckland Boat: Frankham’s Dive Buddy: James Frankham, Lucinda van Oosterom and Preston Hatcher Time: 19:00 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 40,672 minutes Cumulative Time: 40,742 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000021t9fSu8ltYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000021t9fSu8ltY/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0730.jpgSingle-Spot DemoiselleChromis hypsilepis (Single-Spot Demoiselle). Saturday 18th April 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 739 Site: Motuharakeke Island, Mokohinau Islands, Auckland Boat: Frankham’s Dive Buddy: James Frankham, Lucinda van Oosterom and Preston Hatcher Time: 19:00 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 40,672 minutes Cumulative Time: 40,742 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000fxWq7Wn.XO0https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000fxWq7Wn.XO0/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0731.jpgSingle-Spot DemoiselleChromis hypsilepis (Single-Spot Demoiselle). Saturday 18th April 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 739 Site: Motuharakeke Island, Mokohinau Islands, Auckland Boat: Frankham’s Dive Buddy: James Frankham, Lucinda van Oosterom and Preston Hatcher Time: 19:00 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 40,672 minutes Cumulative Time: 40,742 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000.N.D3duAEKYhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000.N.D3duAEKY/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0739.jpgSingle-Spot DemoiselleChromis hypsilepis (Single-Spot Demoiselle). Saturday 18th April 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 739 Site: Motuharakeke Island, Mokohinau Islands, Auckland Boat: Frankham’s Dive Buddy: James Frankham, Lucinda van Oosterom and Preston Hatcher Time: 19:00 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 40,672 minutes Cumulative Time: 40,742 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000BC5DAZHZ_mwhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000BC5DAZHZ_mw/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0741.jpgSingle-Spot DemoiselleChromis hypsilepis (Single-Spot Demoiselle). Saturday 18th April 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 739 Site: Motuharakeke Island, Mokohinau Islands, Auckland Boat: Frankham’s Dive Buddy: James Frankham, Lucinda van Oosterom and Preston Hatcher Time: 19:00 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 40,672 minutes Cumulative Time: 40,742 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000t3eHXv1GVoshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000t3eHXv1GVos/fit=1000x1000/2015-04-19-0745.jpgSingle-Spot DemoiselleChromis hypsilepis (Single-Spot Demoiselle). Saturday 18th April 2015 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2015 Dive Number: 739 Site: Motuharakeke Island, Mokohinau Islands, Auckland Boat: Frankham’s Dive Buddy: James Frankham, Lucinda van Oosterom and Preston Hatcher Time: 19:00 Maximum Depth: 20 meters Bottom Time: 70 minutes Bottom Time to Date: 40,672 minutes Cumulative Time: 40,742 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000svmidsKrFbkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000svmidsKrFbk/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-10-0060.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ZnlsebX7kW4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ZnlsebX7kW4/fit=1000x1000/2010-04-21-0211.jpg2010-04-21-0211.jpgLeucothea sp. (Centophore) silhouetted at the Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve New Zealand..Wednesday 21 April 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.Dive Number: 247.Boat: Mazurka..Site: Landing Bay Pinnacle, Poor Knights Marine Reserve, New Zealand..Temperature: 22.4 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather : Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 50:14 hh:mm.Maximum Depth: 39.3 meters..Bottom Time: 67 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 13,756 minutes. .Cumulative Time: 13,823 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000_hNEZNnpiCshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000_hNEZNnpiCs/fit=1000x1000/2013-04-28-0175.jpgCup coralMonomyces rubrum (Cup coral). Sunday 28 April 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 469 Site: Barren Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 12:55 Temperature: 19 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 275:15 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 24.8 meters Bottom Time: 111 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 59% OTU: 80% Bottom Time to Date: 31,436 minutes Cumulative Time: 31,547 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000I4dfz39aRYkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000I4dfz39aRYk/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-13-0586.jpg2010-05-13-0586.jpgAlleyway Between Swietojanska and Piwna Street in Old Town Warsaw, Poland. Wednesday 12 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Ft_iVOTdnlEhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Ft_iVOTdnlE/fit=1000x1000/2010-05-13-0708.jpg2010-05-13-0708.jpgMain square of old town in Warsaw, Poland..Wednesday 12 May 2010.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000hR7w9NRq4dAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hR7w9NRq4dA/fit=1000x1000/2014-11-08-0007.jpgMottled MorayGymnothorax prionodon (Mottled Moray) at the Poor Knights Islands, New Zealand. 08 November 2014. Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000SD5JN5Xwet4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000SD5JN5Xwet4/fit=1000x1000/2014-11-08-0006.jpgMottled MorayGymnothorax prionodon (Mottled Moray) at the Poor Knights Islands, New Zealand. 08 November 2014. Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Fc9OJ.toy.Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Fc9OJ.toy.Q/fit=1000x1000/2014-11-08-0013.jpgMottled MorayGymnothorax prionodon (Mottled Moray) at the Poor Knights Islands, New Zealand. 08 November 2014. Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000MbiFZqt95S8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000MbiFZqt95S8/fit=1000x1000/2014-11-08-0012.jpgMottled MorayGymnothorax prionodon (Mottled Moray) at the Poor Knights Islands, New Zealand. 08 November 2014. Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000rM205QQjwIkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000rM205QQjwIk/fit=1000x1000/2014-11-16-0037.jpgBuller's ShearwaterPuffinis bulleri (Buller's Shearwater) at the Poor Knights Islands, New Zealand. 16 November 2014. Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000L48etJApdachttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000L48etJApdac/fit=1000x1000/2014-11-16-0008.jpgBuller's ShearwaterPuffinis bulleri (Buller's Shearwater) at the Poor Knights Islands, New Zealand. 16 November 2014. Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I00004baTM23Ritshttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I00004baTM23Rits/fit=1000x1000/2014-11-16-0062.jpgBuller's ShearwaterPuffinis bulleri (Buller's Shearwater) at the Poor Knights Islands, New Zealand. 16 November 2014. Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000c3Q6gukYPs8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000c3Q6gukYPs8/fit=1000x1000/2014-11-16-0040.jpgBuller's ShearwaterPuffinis bulleri (Buller's Shearwater) at the Poor Knights Islands, New Zealand. 16 November 2014. Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000WpDBj01mA1Qhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000WpDBj01mA1Q/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0123.jpg2009-09-19-0123.jpgThousands of the wandering seabird the Buller's Shearwater (Puffinis bulleri) arrive at the Poor Knights Island's off the Eastern Coast of New Zealand..Buller's shearwaters breed only on the Poor Knights Islands, a protected, predator free, nature reserve off the eastern coast of Northland..During April to late May, Buller's shearwaters depart for the north Pacific, from Japan to the western coast of North America. Birds return to the Poor Knights in mid-September to court and clean out their burrows. ..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oz7_5UNNv9whttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oz7_5UNNv9w/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0083.jpg2009-09-19-0083.jpgThousands of the wandering seabird the Buller's Shearwater (Puffinis bulleri) arrive at the Poor Knights Island's off the Eastern Coast of New Zealand..Buller's shearwaters breed only on the Poor Knights Islands, a protected, predator free, nature reserve off the eastern coast of Northland..During April to late May, Buller's shearwaters depart for the north Pacific, from Japan to the western coast of North America. Birds return to the Poor Knights in mid-September to court and clean out their burrows. ..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000oscXBGDya2Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000oscXBGDya2E/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0007.jpg2009-09-19-0007.jpgThousands of the wandering seabird the Buller's Shearwater (Puffinis bulleri) arrive at the Poor Knights Island's off the Eastern Coast of New Zealand..Buller's shearwaters breed only on the Poor Knights Islands, a protected, predator free, nature reserve off the eastern coast of Northland..During April to late May, Buller's shearwaters depart for the north Pacific, from Japan to the western coast of North America. Birds return to the Poor Knights in mid-September to court and clean out their burrows. ..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000x4vqzKS2W78https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000x4vqzKS2W78/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0037.jpg2009-09-19-0037.jpgThousands of the wandering seabird the Buller's Shearwater (Puffinis bulleri) arrive at the Poor Knights Island's off the Eastern Coast of New Zealand..Buller's shearwaters breed only on the Poor Knights Islands, a protected, predator free, nature reserve off the eastern coast of Northland..During April to late May, Buller's shearwaters depart for the north Pacific, from Japan to the western coast of North America. Birds return to the Poor Knights in mid-September to court and clean out their burrows. ..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000KGs93gb5T7Ehttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000KGs93gb5T7E/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0033.jpg2009-09-19-0033.jpgThousands of the wandering seabird the Buller's Shearwater (Puffinis bulleri) arrive at the Poor Knights Island's off the Eastern Coast of New Zealand..Buller's shearwaters breed only on the Poor Knights Islands, a protected, predator free, nature reserve off the eastern coast of Northland..During April to late May, Buller's shearwaters depart for the north Pacific, from Japan to the western coast of North America. Birds return to the Poor Knights in mid-September to court and clean out their burrows. ..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000tubv8N8KJNAhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000tubv8N8KJNA/fit=1000x1000/2009-09-19-0159.jpg2009-09-19-0159.jpgThousands of the wandering seabird the Buller's Shearwater (Puffinis bulleri) arrive at the Poor Knights Island's off the Eastern Coast of New Zealand..Buller's shearwaters breed only on the Poor Knights Islands, a protected, predator free, nature reserve off the eastern coast of Northland..During April to late May, Buller's shearwaters depart for the north Pacific, from Japan to the western coast of North America. Birds return to the Poor Knights in mid-September to court and clean out their burrows. ..Saturday 19 September 2009.Photograph Richard Robinson.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I000084lqToxNfwQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I000084lqToxNfwQ/fit=1000x1000/2014-11-16-0010.jpgBuller's ShearwaterPuffinis bulleri (Buller's Shearwater) at the Poor Knights Islands, New Zealand. 16 November 2014. Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000U7fep_X55cchttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000U7fep_X55cc/fit=1000x1000/2014-11-16-0039.jpgBuller's ShearwaterPuffinis bulleri (Buller's Shearwater) at the Poor Knights Islands, New Zealand. 16 November 2014. Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000Wa8qoPXCgLohttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000Wa8qoPXCgLo/fit=1000x1000/2014-11-16-0067.jpgBuller's ShearwaterPuffinis bulleri (Buller's Shearwater) at the Poor Knights Islands, New Zealand. 16 November 2014. Richard Robinson © 2014https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ofX3fOV9SAUhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ofX3fOV9SAU/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-06-0006.jpg2012-07-06-0006.jpgPseudocaranx dentex (Trevally)..Friday 06 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012..Dive Number: 420..Site: Ann's Rock Poor Knights Marine Reserve..Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth..Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius..Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 215:17 hh:mm.Mix: 21..Maximum Depth: 32.6 meters..Bottom Time: 95 minutes..Bottom Time to Date: 26,758 minutes..Cumulative Time: 26,853 minutes.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000FKzA0Oh2aFQhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000FKzA0Oh2aFQ/fit=1000x1000/2008-01-11-0023.jpg2008-01-11-0023.jpgFreediver William Trubridge training in Lake Taupo New Zealand..In April 2008 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 87m on one breath of air, without fins, weights or any other form of assistance to regain the World Record in Unassisted Free diving to become once again the deepest man in the world..These Images of William training were taken at Lake Taupohttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000gXcTKQblxBkhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000gXcTKQblxBk/fit=1000x1000/2010-12-27-0291.jpg2010-12-27-0291.jpgNo Reproduction without prior written permission : William Trubridge world champion Freediver training at Ocean Beach, Hawkes Bay New Zealand. .In November 2010 at Dean's Blue Hole in the Bahamas New Zealand Free Diver William Trubridge descended to a depth of 101m to break the hectometer. Monday 27 December 2010. Photograph Richard Robinson © 2010.https://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000GOJ8LsDYBNMhttps://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000GOJ8LsDYBNM/fit=1000x1000/2013-06-29-0021.jpg2013-06-29-0021.JPGOkenia atkinsonorum (nudibranch) Saturday 29 June 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 483 Site: Northern Arch, Poor Knights Islands Marine Reserve, New Zealand Time: 10:43 Temperature: 16.2 Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 290:17 hh:mm Maximum Depth: 41.4 meters Bottom Time: 100 minutes Mix: 21 CNS: 52% OTU: 46% Bottom Time to Date: 32,589 minutes Cumulative Time: 32,661 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000qtyCCsXcds4https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000qtyCCsXcds4/fit=1000x1000/2012-07-07-0201.jpg2012-07-07-0201.jpgParablennius laticlavius (Crested blenny).Saturday 07 July 2012.Photograph Richard Robinson © 2012.Dive Number: 424.Site: Maroro Bay, Poor Knights Marine Reserve.Dive Buddy: Ian Skipworth.Temperature: 16.5 Degrees Celsius.Rebreather: Inspiration Vision. Total Time On Unit: 216:55 hh:mm.Mix: 16:50.Maximum Depth: 46.8 meters.Bottom Time: 115 minutes.Bottom Time to Date:27,105 minutes.Cumulative Time: 27,220 minuteshttps://www.depth.co.nz/image/I0000ufJ7cnvI9d8https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000ufJ7cnvI9d8/fit=1000x1000/2013-02-10-0055-1.jpgBlue SharkPrionace glauca (Blue Shark) off the coast of Hawke's Bay New Zealand. Saturday 09 February 2013 Photograph Richard Robinson © 2013 Dive Number: 442 Site: Hawke Bay Maximum Depth: 5 meters Bottom Time: 180 minutes Mix: 21 Bottom Time to Date: 28,703 minutes Cumulative Time: 28,883 minutes