This is a cropped image, the jelly was less than 1cm in diameter and I had only a 60mm lens

Crab (decorator??) feeding on a moon jelly
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Fan worm from murky Browns Bay

Big Turtle, Galapagos Ecuador

Blenny in Home, Acapulco México

Diver approaching wall covered with Ecklonia kelp

Outstanding tomato anemone fish in Fiji.

Sunburst Honu

A Turtle face full of wisdom.

Black coral in front of a photographer diver.

Metridium in Puget Sound
Taken in 2000
Fuji Velvia, Nikonos V
Ocean Optics extn tubes

A Spotted Toby has a bad camouflage in a coral like that.

Helgarda Batagans
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White Tip Shark in the Dark, Isla Coco Costa Rica

Eyeing Colors. A diver with a close-up encounter of a Spanish Shawl nudibranch. Shot with Canon Digital Rebel T4i with 100mm f/2.8 macro in Ikelite Housing and using dual DS51 strobes.

Sunset on the Palm, Acapulco Mexico

Silky shark in the very early morning. As the water warms around Mexico's Revillagigedos, silky sharks become more prevalent.
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Just inches away from the lens this flamboyant two spot butterfly fish set itself in pose.

Commercial Diver burning

Symphony of Blue Maomaos in Poor Knights Island's Northern Arch against the morning sun.

Always a challenge to get a great shot of a moray eel.

Another beauty from the 'barren' Browns Bay. 60mm lens used.

There is nothing more humbling than being approached by such a magnificent creature on it's own turfs and terms. This humpback calf swam with us for a few minutes before disappearing with a few flicks of it's tail.

Kelp at Santa Cruz in the Channel Islands.

A gem nudibranch (Dendrodoris) on a "barren" Browns Bay beach

Blenny with Fear, Acapulco Mexico

Underwater Photographer, Truk Lagoon