Profile
John Natoli
Name
John Natoli
Personal Description
Gender
male
Birthday
1956-10-03
Nationality
Australian
Languages Spoken
Australian
Certification Level
Rescue
First Certified in
2002
Approximate total dives
over 500
Dives in the last 12 months
50-500
Available to dive
Fridays
Favourite Dive Sites
JUlian Rocks, Byron Bay
Favourite Critters
Sharks and Manta Rays
Gear Owned
the lot
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Articles
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Australian Sea Lions - what a buzz!
- It was around midday, when Andrew Fox suggested that conditions were perfect for a brief stop over at Hopkins Island and take a dive with Australian Sea Lions.
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Hooked on Julian Rocks, Byron Bay
- 20th July 2003 .... that is the first time I drove down from the Gold Coast to Byron Bay and arrived at Sundive, jumped on one of their boats and set out to dive Julian Rocks - and I have been addicted ever since
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Using my Tokina 10–17mm Fisheye lens
- I had only just booked a trip to Vanuatu to dive the President Coolidge ... and I thought “That’s it! I need that lens for the Vanuatu trip” ......
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A Great White Adventure
- The voyage from Port Lincoln to North Neptune Island will take approximately 5 hours as we make our way in very mild conditions with slight seas and wind speeds no greater than 15 knots......
Gallery
Squid Egg Nursery
Black Coral nursing a cluster of squid eggs at Julian Rocks, Byron Bay. Unfortunately, these little critters didn't live long enough to become 'calamari rings'.
Grey Nurse Shark injured by fishing gaff
Injured Grey Nurse Shark which has been sighted around Julian Rock in Byron Bay. Looks like she was impaled some kind of fishing gaff.
Estuary Cod
Estuary Cod sitting above the Cod Hole Bommie at Julian Rocks, Byron Bay, NSW. Shot w/Nikon D70 in Ikelite housing w/single Ikelite 125 strobe. Photocomp January '05 - Open
Did someone call?
Seem to have caught these guys a little unaware? Mackerel Bowl, Byron Bay. Shot with Olympus Mju400D, built in flash. Photocomp September '04 - Novice
Home Alone
This tiny black damsel was all alone ... keeping watch in his golden castle. Shot in the Nursery at Julian Rocks, Byron Bay, Australia. Nikon D70 w/105mm and single Ikelite strobe.
Photocomp December ’05 - Open
Heads 'n Tails
No through Hole - Obviously this is one cavity that you have to come out the same way you went in. Shot at Julian Rocks, Byron Bay with Olympus Mju400D set on Macro. Photocomp September '04 - Novice
Look - no hands
It was perfect timing to have this little critter (Chromodoris splendida - Wandy) stand up and pose for me as I arrived on the scene. Taken in Hugo's Trench at Julian Rocks, Byron Bay, NSW. Shot with Olympus Mju400D, built in flash. Photocomp October '04 - Novice
Byron Nurse
Grey Nurse shot at Julian Rocks, Byron Bay, NSW, June 2005 using Nikon D70 in Ikelite housing with single Ikelite 125 strobe. Photocomp '05 - Open
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