This image of sponges was taken during a dive at Palancar Horseshoe during a dive in 2009. These sponges have such cool textures and shapes.
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Cave diver doing deco stop in cenote chac mool
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Green Turtle

Green Moray, North Leeward coast of St. Vincent.
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Skeleton Shrimp. Very rare, and hard to see as they are so tiny. One of the more unusual critters that we see in St. Vincent.

Four Eye Buterfly fish swiming @ Reef. Dive Site "Hole in The Wall" Guanica PR

Yellow Head Jaw Fish - mating display. This is the fist time that I had witnessed this behavior, these fish are very hard to photograph, fortunately they were more interested in displaying than what I was doing!

Tear Drop Crab, Sea and Sea DX1G, stacking diopters, YS110a strobe.

Fishing village of Utila, Honduras taken during Thanksgiving 2009

A Trio of Palometas in the clear water of Tobago Cays

Seahorse shot with a Nikonos RS and 50 mm macro and on Ikelite SS 200 on Kodachrome 25. As usual, no cropping and this is a low resolution scan.

Seaweed blenny, in yellow tube sponge. Sea and sea DX1G compact camera, wide angle wet lens, YS110a strobe.

Black Coral Shrimp, pair. Super tricky to photograph, these shrimp are approx 2mm in size, very rare, and usually 'ping' around the black coral fronds just as the shutter is about to capture them! Sea and sea DX1G compact camera, stacking diopters.

Juvenile Queen Angel. My first try with the Canon 60mm Macro lens, and my new Ikelite housing for the 350 D.

Happy Squid trio shot in the early afternoon on Buccoo Reef, Tobago.
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Peppermint Shrimp.
Sea and Sea DX1G with stacking diopters, YS110a strobe.

Soft coral abstract.

Flamingo tongue snail, shot with a Nikonos V and 35 mm with 1:2 macro tube and framer, Nikonos SB 105 and shot on Kodachrome 64. No cropping as with all my work this is a low resolution scan.

Interesting little cleaning shrimp doing his hard work...
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Grouper, shot with a Nikonos V and 15 mm with an Ikelite SS 400 on Kodachrome 64. As usual it has no cropping and is low resolution scan.

Peak-A-Boo...big blue eyes.

Happy Holidays!!!!!! This image of Christmas Tree Worms was taken in 2007 while diving off Roatan.

Portrait of a big barracuda

Lion Fish

Wallilabou Falls, St. Vincent.

Grouper, shot with a Nikonos V and 15 mm with an Ikelite SS 400 on Kodachrome 64. As usual it has no cropping and is low resolution scan.

More Porkfish! They seem to love having their photo taken!