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Side mount cave diver taken at Ginnie Springs FL. Camera Nikon D-200
Coral grouper, Indonesia
Although the Puget Sound was freezing I was rewarded with this Flamming White Nudibranch. Canon A640
Midnight dance
Just hanging out (frogfish on an anchor)
Warm up dives before calling in the tigers at Tiger Beach. 50mm lens used as we didn't expect to have particularly close encounters at this point.
Deer in the -well you know smile
Ginnie Springs, FL. Camera Nikon D-200
Daylight
Seals on the Santa Cruz Wharf #2.
This is my second photo of the seals on the wharf. I went back 2 weeks later to see if they were still there, and to my surprise, there they were. Watching them crawl across each other was hysterical.
Splendid dottyback Pseudochromis splendens are common in Indonesia, very photogenic.
Mutton Snapper (Grunt)
Sea Turtle Hanging Out on the Anthony. Maui Hawaii SEP 08.
Juvenille angelfish on the Inside Reef at Lauderdale by the Sea
Male Kokanee Salmon in Lake McDonald - Glacier National Park.
The salmon spawn in November and die off in early December.
Water vis is about 60 to 70 feet. Water temp is around 43 degrees.
The wonder of Maui ~ Above and Below
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Spinner dolphin STENELLA LONGIROSTRIS in Kona, Hawaii
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Tails, I Win!........
Stenella frontailis / Atlantic spotted Dolphins
Little Bahama Bank
Sometimes the tigers use lemons as moving picks. Tokina 10-17mm lens. The housing works well as a little shield with these curious ladies.
An incredibly lucky day whale watching in Monterey Bay.  ... by Dan Lee
by: Dan Lee
An incredibly lucky day whale watching in Monterey Bay. We followed a group of killer whales who were teaching their calf to hunt sea lions in the bay. Amongst other behaviours that we witnessed, there was frequent breaching.
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Yellow mouthed moray, Sea Tiger Wreck 100 feet, Honolulu Hawaii
Cave diver returning from dive at Ginnie Springs FL.
Winter diving in Prince William Sound Alaska. Diving to survey a popular diving spot.
An interesting concept underwater. Model has dance experience and so this image is to focus on the epitome of femininity.
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Editor's Comment
we don't usually see models in silhouette
This Hawkbill turtle lives on this wreck. Photo was taken with Olympus Evolt E-300 with Fisheye lens and Inon Z240 strobe.
I shot this little beauty at Light House Reef off Lanai'i this past October in about 50' of water. I used an Olympus SP-350 utilizing its own flash. The camera was set at Under Water Macro. Case was an Olympus Underwater Case.
This turtle came up off the bottom at just the right time and swam right in front of me - it is framed by the wreckage of the Mala Boat Ramp
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