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Tompot blenny - Parablennius gattorugine
By Stefanos Michael
posted (6 days ago)
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Elysia beauty_October 2025
(CanonRF100,1/200,f11,iso100)
By Antonio Venturelli
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Salt Pier Late Afternoon
By William Goers Jr
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The Guardian
By William Goers Jr
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Night dive shot of a large shrimp. A few inches in length. Haven't seen these before. Their eyes are amazing. (This was before the blood worms started swarming. Yuk!!)
Looking at me?
French angelfish. San Pedro, Belize. Canon Ixus 980 & Inon D2000
The view from Sundowners Beach Bar.
I hate vacation week. It is exhausting when the kids are out of school.
A shot of a Conch's eye taken close in and from sea bed level. It has an almost alien feel.
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Together under its shadow
El tubo, Vieques, P.R.
Hawksbill Close Encounters @ Wall Dive, Site Name: Two for You in Puerto Rico.
I use my Nikon D80 with 18-55 lens. Shoot 1/30 sec, f/8 Iso 100. Focal lenght 30mm.
Green Moray, Captured with nikon D80 and 2 Strobe Ikelite.
Shoot 1/30 sec. at f/8 ISO 100
underwater prison's wiew
Underwater still life
This was taken on a photo workshop with Dr Alex Mustard, using an off-camera strobe technique to light the diver and inside of the cavern, using only a hint of foreground flash, sufficient to trigger the main lighting.
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Angelfish, Nikonos RS, 50 mm lens, 2 Ikelite SS-200's shot with Kodachrome 64 film.
Fireworm on a coral at Witch's Hut, Bonaire. Sealife DC1000, no flash.
reef scene. San Pedro, Belize. CAnon Ixus 980 & WA20 Ikelite.
Turtle head, shot on Kodachrome 64 with a Nikonos RS, 50 mm and 2 Ikelite SS-200's
This image ws taken at Santa Rosa Wall, just more proof that the clear and warm water enable the sponges, corals and soft corals thrive. The colors are fascinating and this part of the wall is an awesome dive.
Yellow stingray. Bloody Bay, Little Cayman
Fortunate to find a spot below a peacock flounder to get this eye-level shot. Sealife DC1000 with single strobe.
Barrel Sponge and Diver taken off the East end of Grand Cayman. The sponge was almost directly under the dive boat, so it was simply a matter of camping out with the camera set up until a diver dropped into frame; which one duly did.
Green Moray in his Cave. Dive Site: Andrea's Guánica Puerto Rico
I use Nikon D80 18-55 lens with 2 strobe ikelite DS 160.
Shoot 1/45 sec. at f/11 ISO 100.
Yellow sponge. Turneffe atoll, Belize. Canon Ixus 980, WA20 Ikelite & Inon D2000.
Sea Fan with lit coral behind
Stingray during sunrise shoot
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flamingo snail on soft coral,
White Frogfish on a sponge at Capt Don's Habitat, Bonaire
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