Now where did that shrimp go?

A rare sighting of mating squid. These were photographed in the cold waters of Victoria, Australia. It was quite an aggressive display as the male (behind) bucked back and forth. It lasted for a minute.
Nikon D80, 60mm macro, ds 51 strobe.

Lion fish

Ribbon Eel, Tulamben

Spotted by my wife at the end of a long dive. I just loved the contrast between the size of the baby clown and the white anemone heads

Annenome Crab

Clownfish

exceptional fluorescent coloration of a giant clam's open valve; cropped view.

pterois

Muraena mouth yellow

A tiny little cleaner shrimp. Taken with a Canon EOS 20 D and a 60 mm lens.

Cowfish, Lembeh

Taken on a drift dive at Musandam, got a bit too close for the liking of this little fellow!

False Clown Anemonefish (Amphiprion ocellaris) in Anilao.
Shortlisted!

posa perfetta

Fish

Clown fish close-up

Shyness.

the beautiful blue-girdled angelfish, Raja Ampat

Snorkeling off of Catalina Island.

Fishs - Anthias anthias

Nemo, that little guy was making clicking sounds while I was taken this picture, Canon S70 with macro lens

Nikon D80, 60mm lens

Now that's protection. Lembeh straits. D200, 60mm.

Swimming Lion Fish in the Red Sea

Fish

Do you like my outfit? An beautiful image of a colourful flasher wrasse. They are so diffucult to catch on a picture cause of their constant fast moving.