Schooling bannerfish(Heniochus diphreutes) dancing around the witchpot taken in Na'ama Bay.

Getting movement into the shot by using a slow shutter speed, panning along with the subject and by using 2nd curtian flash. Taken at Ras Umm Sid.

This photo was taken in Roatan on a night dive. The subject is a Slipper Lobster. This photo was taken with a DC500 w/ 2 external flash units.

Green turtle

Mants Ray

Chin up.......

Batfish - one of my favourite fish. Theses guys were getting a little too "friendly" with our fins

Turtle diving in search of bubble coral lunch!

Two Frogfishes and Juan, Crash Boat Piers, Aguadilla, Puerto Rico

Final entry for 2007. Trumpetfish in B&W.

A lone soft coral waits for the current at night.

balade, Polaroid Film, 4x5 underwater camera, Moorea 2007.

sharing the same spot at v j levels dive site in parguera wall....

Stingray (approx. 1,20m) looking for food in Na'ama Bay

Mobula Mobular, Canary Islands

This is One of the Richest Heritage from my Country.... Malaysia..... Olympus E-330 Redang Island House Reef of Redang Bay

"Juvenile Spotfin Lionfish" Taken on White House Reef, Moalboal, Cebu Philippines. on 7 November 2007. I was using a Canon A630 in an Ikelite Housing with an Ikelite DS125 Substrobe.

found in Sipadan

Mantis shrimp in the Maldives. Olympus e 330 and epoque strobes. Not quite a macro shot :-)

Here fishy fishy! This was such a cool experience!!! After learning the whale's song from hearing it over and over that season, I was able to humm a pretty good tune myself & had them to come to me, verses trying to follow them Sweet! Tonga...

Through to 2007 awards final round judging

Just a lucky shot on a night dive!

Opening to a beautiful swim-through in Fiji

F-A-N-tastic coral from Sipadan - Olympus E-330

Riposo velenoso

From the Depths - Image taken in Belize with a Nikon D100, 18mm lens, Aquatica housing and Ikelite strobes.
Shortlisted!

Napoleon wrasse -Cheilinus undulatus- taken at Shark & Yolanda reef.

Last entry for the year. Again an Oceanic. Unfortunately a couple of seconds before the boat behind the shark emptied its septic tank. Didn't want to photoshop it away.
Shortlisted!