'ASTROLABE' Deep natural light images are always and interesting challenge. Let's see.. we can can count five exhalations, so how deep at least is she? Housed Nikon F; Niko Mar III housing; 24mm Nikkor lens. Enjoy!

"Temple of Doom." Blue Hole. There is lots of silt around the skeleton, so you have to be careful with your buoyancy.

Ready to pounce! I'd be happy to be told what this fish is, some kind of goby I suppose. Taken with a Canon S70, Y60 flash manual exposure.

Smasher Shrimp.

Love the contrast of this orange fellow with background...Tango nudibranc... Taiwan NE Coast..

WW II Japanese Float-Plane. The dive guide considered this such a boring dive she declined to go down with us. But there is plenty of healthy plate coral 20 feet away.

Juvenile Hermit Crab in soft coral--Beqa Lagoon, Fiji (Nikon F4, 105mm Macro, Aquatica housing, Ikelite strobes, Velvia)

Remember Jefferson Starship?

Attempt at WA photography !! A gorgonian fan on the Big Drop Off, Palau...

Oh what a feeling!

Sweetlips. Photo taken at Pelilieu Cut.

Red Algae--San Miguel Island, California (Nikon F4, 105mm Macro, Aquatica housing, Ikelite strobes, Velvia)

Star Gazer.

Frog fish, Coiba Island, D-70s / Ikelite D-125 strobe

Hubahubahuba... my first yawn !! Taiwan North Coast again ...

Gray Reef Shark. Picture taken while hooked into the reef at Ulong Channel.

Lot's O' Sea Squirts. All Sharp!

This closeup of a coralhead was taken at Annie's Baumey in Fiji. The soft and hard corals, along with the millions of fish had the most brilliant colors that I've ever seen!!

Tiny, tiny ultra rare (could be) shrimp barely visible in an anenome in Taiwan.... wow... I'd vote for it :)Haha.. E900... macros

Crown of Thorns.

Horned Nudibranch--San Miguel Island, California (Nikon F4, 105mm Macro, Aquatica housing, Ikelite strobes, Velvia)

Banded Shrimp macro shot yesterday in Taiwan... E900 plus two INON macro lenses

Mantas at night. Kona. Not a composite. 10.5mm wide angle

Hey Dude...have you seen my cousin Crush?

Ok, so the eye didn't go down so well with the voters... lets try the whole thing .... Octopus Taiwan E900

Pugnacious Aeolid crawls over Sand Tube Worms, San Miguel Island, California (Nikon F4, 105mm Macro, Aquatica housing, Ikelite strobes, Velvia)

Flaming Anemone hiding a shy clown fish. I took this with my closeup lens and the rainbow of colors are all natural. This picture was taken in Fiji in the Soma Soma Straits on the Great White Wall.