Who is watching who?. San Pedro, Belize. Canon Ixus 980.

Into the blue...

My husband and myself laid on the Bottom taking turns with the Nikonos V - 20mm and Ike 200 Strobe. I would hold him as the current was about 3 knots. I am so pleased with the old Nikonos. People kept asking are you going Digital.
Never Never Never

Hogfish

This was my first time using my Very Old Nikonos. I was using it in the manual position, trying to make some sense of Flash Speeds and Focal Point. I used a 20mm Lense. I was surprised that I could get such clarity laying on the Ocean Floor at 55.

This image was taken while we waited for the arrival of Tiger Sharks. Very exciting dive! Lucky I was to watch the action.

Through to 2010 awards final round judging

Star Eyed Hermit Crab

A friendly grouper giving me the evil eye.

far offshore, the adventure continues.
With apologies to Hockney
"A bigger splash"

Goldentail Moray (Gymnothorax miliaris) at the Columbia Shallows, Cozumel, Quintana Roo, Mexico

Great Barracuda (Sphyraena barracuda) at the San Francisco Wall, Cozumel, Quintana Roo, Mexico

Hunters

two scorpionfish mating in Cancun

Evening light through the window at Red Slave, Bonaire

Bursting with Color!

Oro Verde Shipwreck. B&W

Doobie

Isla Hunter

sinking

Diver exploring a bunch of sponges

Large male hawskbill posing for a portrait.

group of eagle rays, december you can see up to 30 of them together in Cancun

That's a big fish!

Taken with a Canon SD750 with one Sealife Pro strobe.

"Fully loaded" coral head at Atlantis dive site. Bonaire

This image of Star Coral was taken while diving off Nassau last week.

This image was taken last week while diving with Stuart Coves in Nassau. This Reef Shark is just coming out of the feeding circle.