Originally, I only saw the tail of this White Mouth Moray. After finding the business end, I spent a while blinding him with my strobe. Three Tables, Haleiwa, Hawaii

We were watching each other for a while... I could actually watch his eyes follow me around while I was swimming. Stocky Hawkfish, taken at 3 Tables, Haliewa, Hawaii using a single strobe on a Nikon D70 in an Ikelite housing.

I call "him" Leo. He is a Black Volitan Lion fish in my aquarium. Yea, I know, that's not underwater, but it is a great picture. He is about 2-3 years old and almost full grown, about 12 inches long and 15 inches wide with fins.

Distracted. The DM on this dive was shooting video for the boat guests.
D2x 15mm FE

'SOFT CORAL BRIDGE' Turtle Cove, Palau. Soft coral colonies growing on a sponge encrusted old anchor chain spanning two coral heads. Housed Nikon F; Niko Mar III housing; 24mm Nikkor lens. Enjoy!

School of fish hovering around small wreck.

Don't be Coi.

Close-up of a small Green Moray that was swimming around looking for a hole to hide in. This shot was taken with a Canon A620, no strobe, and at Port stephens, NSW.

Angry Octopus. Shot taken on the East side of Oahu, HI.

Kelp Greenling--near Vancouver Island, British Columbia (Nikon F4, 105mm Macro, Aquatica housing, Ikelite strobes, Velvia)

Symmetry

'THE DANCER' Housed Nikon F; Niko Mar III housing; 55mm auto-micro Nikkor lens. Enjoy!

Think I may have startle this one. LOL! Hammerhead with King Angel cleaner.
D2x 15mm Fe

STALKER!! Waiting for dinner

Some sort of Pink Worm. Anyone know the real name?

Blue footed Booby, Galapagos, 2006, Nikkor 300mm.

The bleu hole. Nikon F90x, !6mm, no strobo

Reticulated Wart Nudi

School of fish in La Jolla, California. Taken with a Canon Digital Rebel XT w/ two strobes and use of available ambient light.

This photo of a Moorish Idol was taken in Maui off of the Molokini Crater. I used a MX10 w/ a YS40 strobe.

Manta Ray, San Benedicto Island (Nikon F4, 18mm/3.5, Aquatica housing, no strobes, Provia F)

Taken in Palau with nikon d70 and 105 lens

olympus 8080.

Spotin on the bottome.

all systems check, chocks away, tally ho

Welcome to the underwater world kid. Remember those days back when even the most common fish were super cool? They still are.

pigeons take the letters but I get to do the parcels