Cuttlefish breeding grounds Whyalla, South Australia - large ink cloud in background following fight between two male cuttlefish

longimanus @ angarosh

Grand Bahama diving.

SQUATINA SQUATINA, or angel shark caught at the north of Gran Canaria. At this same place, called "Caleta de Abajo", its very possible to meet mantas, sometimes in groups of more than 10. Nikonos V, 15 mm, ...

freshwater bass
d70+10.5 and filter

Action above....Black tip and diver on Aliwal

This photo was taken in Cozumel with a DC200 and 1- digital strobe made by Sealife. The dive was made in 2004, one of my favorite Angelfish.

Young Green Tutle at Sipadan

Morays

Amazing amout of Estuary Cod at this site , all very inquizitive. Olympus 7070

Plumose anemones with diver.Devon.
10.5mm.

Whale Shark - Ningaloo reef, Western Australia. Olympus 8080.
Ningaloo Blue charter.

Puerto del Carmen, Lanzarote, has normally clear water with about 15-20 meters of visibility. Picture taken with a Sea&Sea DX8000G, self-constructed semi-fisheye and Nikonos SB105. NO PHOTOSHOP ADJUSTS!

'BLUE MASK' Often a rather un-cooperative subject, I snuck up on this fine specimen whilst he/she was in a crevice. New Ireland, PNG. Housed Nikon F; 55mm auto-micro Nikkor lens. Enjoy!

These two whitetips were lying around in Ernie's cave, Puerto Galera, Philippines....

Seastar with boat on Surface Bunaken Olympus 7070 with Wide angle and Inon D2000 Strobe.

Ghardaqa sea star taken north of the shrimp farm at Nabq Park with Nikon Coolpix 4300.

Octobus

Taken in La Gomera, Canary Islands. Nearly all the Glasseye Snappers here, are infested with Isopod parasites on the tail. They obviously don't go to the cleaning stations very often!

Taken in the maldives

If you get out of bed by 5 a.m., that's what you get around Sipadan!
It was not easy to fight the current to take the shot

Plurobranch, big cousin of the Nudibranch.

Red Sea Coral Grouper taken at Sharks Observatory, Ras Mohamed Park with Nikon Coolpix 4300.

I initially thought the markings to be some type of skin lesion, however after consulting a colleague of the White Tip Reef Foundation, he informed me these nasty looking marks on her gills and pecs are scars from mating bites from male sharks.

Smile! What a thrill! I was too excited to be frightened. This photo was taken in the Bahamas with a Caplio RR 30.

Looking up the wall at the Tubbataha Reef. Hard not to have a shark on the picture..

Houston, Houston, we have a problem!!!
I found this one while diving in Dahab last October.