Yoga underwater.

A very curious blenny. Canon XSi with EF-100mm USM macro lens in Ikelite housing, dual DS-125 strobes.

when the current in cozumel washed over this anenome it reminded me of fireworks on the 4th

Sharptail Eel peering out from a tube sponge in Bonaire
Shortlisted!

The kiss - a peck on the cheek for the great soapfish from a golden tail moray... full frame

Picture taken with a Canon G9 in Cozumel.

Picture taken with a Sony T33.

Divers ascending from the Halliburton wreck in Utila

Sponges spawning

A very old crab that blended well with the coral head he hid within, shot with a Sealife DC800 no external strobe.

This photo is of a sargeant major fish (the one with the stripes on his back) and two blue parrotfish (of the family Scaridae). Thed blue colour indicates that theyare male but from here it cannot be determined whether or not they are supermales.

Flamingo Tongue (Cyphoma gibbosum) traveling "by foot" on a sandy bottom. Canon XSi + EF 100mm Macro lens in Ikelite housing.

Octopus at Black Coral Wall, Utila

Picture taken with a Canon G9.

Protect our seas, the trash wastebasket

Time for cleaning ..... This image of a Pederson Shrimp was taken while diving in Cozumel.

This fish is known as the Sargeant Major (Abudufduf Saratallis) because of the stripes on his back. He lives on the reefs in mid-water, frequently in groups, and will often accompany you as you go diving.

Two French grunts (bad)mouthing one another. I am not sure if they were in a territorial dispute, or if a female was involved ... the fight was over in just a couple of seconds and the guy with the bigger mouth chased the loser away.

Corals throough the Bottom of a Glass-Bottomed Boat.
This image is of brain coral and other corals taken through the bottom of a glass bottomed boat. The railings of the boat are the black portions of the photo.

Picture taken with a Sony T33 in Cozumel.

Picture taken with a Canon G9 in Cozumel.

Larry, Mo and Curly and their "guard fish" the Fairy Basslet

Turtle and friends

Seahorse

Orange Frog Fish. (2-3 inches long)

The wreck of The Beata and my friend Abimael.

Picture taken with a Canon G9 in Cozumel.