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Photographer Becky Kagan Schott self portrait with a West Indian Manatee in Crystal River.
"Here's lookin' at you kid!" . . . or . . . a face only a mother could love?
Male Lancer's Dragonet up front and personal!
Garibaldi portrait- Catalina Island CA
Dragonette face shot. Nikon D700 105 mm Subsee 10+ Ikelite strobes and housing
Banded shrimp taken with 60mm macro lens.
This Angel Fish was very interested in my camera. I took this picture while I was diving off the coast of Key Largo using my DC800 Sealife Camera.
Mating Flounder releases eggs- 3 Seconds & poof- that's it folks! This encounter was over in a flash (mine:))!
Dotos have a big witch nose! wink
Colonial polyps- Catalina Island
Here's a Hawaiian white spotted toby with some big sad blue green eyes.
White water
This image of a Polka Dotted Batfish was taken under the Blue Heron Bridge at Phil Foster State Park in West Palm Beach, Fl. The dive site has lots of strange critters
Hey, I want to dive with you guys!
A Happy Dragonet !
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Found a group of nurse sharks stacked in a crevice. One decided to leave the group.
Honey- I'm watchin' the kids tonight!
Taken with 105 mm + 10x diopter
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Looking Up. A turbot in the sand flats at Anacapa Island. Taken with a Canon Digital Rebel and 60mm f/2.8 lens in Ikelite Housing with Dual DS51 strobes.
Manatees in the Homosassa river
Caught by surprise?
Anemone with shrimp
A path of fireworms lead us to this battle of survival, like a crowd drawn to a football game. Several Fireworms were attacking a live Octopus! In a heriffic display of bravery, weakened and stunned by neurotoxins, the Octopus never gave up.
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A sea turtle saying "What are you looking at?
The climb off the lily pad was a stick fallen into the pond. I love the wildlife in the backyard and creek. I could spend the whole day shooting in my backyard!
Hide and Seek. A two spot Octopus peers out of the shell where he has taken refuge. Taken with a Canon Digital Rebel and 100mm f/2.8 macro lens in Ikelite Housing with Dual Ikelite DS51 Strobes.
Junior taking a nap. This juvenile horn shark from Anacapa Isalnd was small enough to capture with my macro lens. Shot with a Canon Digital Rebel and 100mm f/2.8 macro in Ikelite Housing with dual DS51 strobes.
Lily pads in a pond provide a perfect landing strip for a Dragonfly to stop for a drink.
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Final RoundThrough to 2011 awards final round judging
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