This is a giant tip anemone closeup. I was trying to capture the moment =)

Mountains in the distance

Spiny urchin in Dominica

This is the best shot I could take of the Boiling Lake high in the mountains of Dominica. Short of chemophiles, I doubt there is much living in it.

One of my favorite sunsets from Dominica

This is a closeup of star polyps open for feeding.

This chain moray proved to be very shy indeed. I had to wait for almost 10 minutes for him to come out of his crevice...

The underwater world provides photo ops of things never seen...

Beautiful coral in Dominica

Balloonfish simply have the coolest eyes

Many things to find on the coral in Dominica

Pretty diver...

Spotted eel in Dominica's beautiful reef

My friend Tony taking on this ocellate swimming crab.

Saw a sun halo out just after getting home from diving. Thought everyone would enjoy =)

Neon Gobies share a trait with a cousin called the Sharknose Goby. The name comes from their noses which look like, you guessed it, shark's noses. This shot I think caught that aspect...

Flying Gurnard Wingspan

This Southern Stingray was cruising over the sand looking for dinner...before I got in the way.

Underwater Sunset / We were coming up really late on an afternoon dive and I noticed the sun setting from underwater. A high shutter speed helped me catch the rays =)

I was able to get a nice shot of the feather duster just before he retracted.

This photo is of Scott's Head Point in DOminica. It is a little peninsula that juts out and divides the Atlantic Ocean on the rght from the Caribbean Sea on the left.

I was trying to shoot the eel when this mimic cardinalfish drifted into the frame. I focused on him instead and tried to make the eel a nice background.

Dr. Bob's photos have ispired me to get a +10 dipter and see what I could come up with. Catching this Xmas tree worm midstream seemed a bit different.

Urchins are very underappreciated. I loved the design and coloration patterns when you get close.

This is a Spotted Snake Eel that was more adventurous than its friends. We spotted him combing the reef looking for food. Instead of diving into the sand when I approached, he waited for his close-up.

This pic is of two friends who came down to Dominica to visit me in January. They are newlyweds and kept being cute, so after a sunset I got them to pose. Cheese indeed =)

I noticed this batfish yawn once from a distance. I got into position and waited, and waited, and waited some more. After about 10 minutes he yawned again and I was able to catch it =)