A Golden Weedfish (Cristiceps aurantiacus).
Taken at Shelly Beach in Sydney, Australia.
Using a Nikon D300 sea & sea housing and dual ys250s. f/8 1/250s
Shortlisted!

Shot in Lembeh Straits

CONCH,Retraction!

Devil Fire fish,eye to eye....

sea anemoni in Newport Beach california.January 09, water 50.5 degrees,Cosco short siut, free diving3 meter depth...thinking of a cup of hot chocolate..this image is a double wide image..a panorama/ macro

decorated sponge crab on a night dive in Richelieu Rock

shot in good old Newport Beach california under the pier....water 51 degrees..Cosco short suit..free diving ...fun fun fun....this image is a triple frame wide image....a panorama macro

I was really taken by this little shrimp trying to hang on in this anemone!
Image taken off Hideaway Island with Olympus C5060 and Inon strobe

A baby scorpion fish, taken at the entrace to the cave at Anchor bay, Malta

Parrot fish catching a nap in Honduras

Jewel Grouper (Cephalopholis miniata) - Tulamben, Bali (Canon G9, Inon D2000w)

Clown fish off Hideaway Island, Vanuatu. Image taken with Olympus C5060 and Inon strobe

Bluegill Perch (Lepomis macrochirus) - Clear Springs Scuba Park - Texas 2009

Portrait study of Blotched Hawkfish (Cirrhitichthys aprinus). Taken with D200, 60mm lens.

Who's looking at who??

Faron island, Gulf of Aqaba, Egypt.
Crocodile Flathead (Crocodile fish)
This Flathead was gazing at me as i took his picture, i wasn't until after id looked at the shot that i noticed his hypnotic eyes. What a beautiful creature.

"Abstract"

Night dive in Lembeh Strait, saw this cute little moray neatly arranged on the sand. Nikon D300 , Subal Housing, 105mm + 1.4 x Teleconverter. Inon Z240 Strobe.

Needle Urchin - F4 1/60 ISO200 60MM macro lens.

A large Morey inspects the lens of the housing, allowing me to take a couple of shots.

lion fish, shot with nikon and 60mm macro

Common Lionfish (Pterois volitans) swimming at Takawide 1 in Lembeh Straits.....¸> <((((º> .....Canon G9
Shortlisted!

"How do I look"
Canon G7 Internal flash

Little ray of sunshine... Usually it is not right to shoot a subject from behind, but this little lion fish was so attractive with its fins spread out that I could not miss the chance Nikon 60mm SB800 in Fantasea Housing in TTL mode.

Taken in Lembeh this was the second time in 4 days I had witnessed this behaviour. The Lizard fish was sitting on the bottom waiting patiently for it's dinner to give up the fight. Nikon D300, Subal Housing, 105mm Inon Z240 Strobe.

This image is the shell and mantle of a Flamingo Tongue taken during a dive in Roatan in 2007.

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