Attack lobster - This is NOT a live lobster. It is an exoskeleton left behind after the lobster sheds its shell. For proof, note that the carapace does not line up exactly with the tail section. It was taken for a humorous photo.

On the fan. Took my time looking for small things while hanging back from the pack and found these. Shot w Olympus FE 360, w internal flash on macro setting. Grand Turk, Nov 2008.

Little Ghost Crab on Little Cayman Island, BWI.

Brissel Worm Caymen Islands.

I was shooting our dock from under the water when a small fish swam over my dome port.

Feeding

Hotel Guests Only - Palm Island, the Grenadines, St. Vincent and the Grenadines

Canon S70 (7 megapixil), Canon housing, built in flash. Grouper getting gills and mouth cleaned.

cayman Turtle in flight

Leave me alone! Subject capable of swimming, but chosing not to. Shot of a scorpion fish as close as it would let me get before moving away, w Olympus FE 360 with onboard flash and macro setting, somewhere of La Romana D.R. Nov 08

Metallic Barracuda. Edited in photoshop. Blurring the background helps bring the subject detail out.

Diver in Vieques, PR.

Christmas Tree Worms - Seasons Greetings!

Taken with a 7 megapixil S70 Canon camera with Canon housing. Onboard flash only

Azure Vase Sponge seen in Grand Cayman August 2008. Photo taken with a Canon SD550.

Piece of a Drug Runner - St. Thomas. March 2008

Beautiful Brain Coral in Grand Cayman

Flamingo Tongue with a large Barrell sponge in the background.

A piece of twisted metal hanging of the hull of the Bianca C.

Moray Eel seen in Grand Cayman August 2008. Photo taken with a Canon SD550.

Shooting w DC500, wide angle lens with Sun backlighting subject getting back on the boat, vicinity Nassua Bahamas Nov 2008.

Queen Conch, Critter Corner, St. Vincent, St. Vincent and the Grenadines

hidden octopus that I found while snorkeling only about 10 ft from the beach at night while on vacation in Curacao. This was actually my first time ever seeing one of these, so i was pretty excited

Octopus, P.R.

Bristle worm abstract, Petit Byahaut, St. Vincent

A beautiful Spotted Moray... :O) ...

Beautiful Tulum Beach in the Yucatan - Pelicans fished throughout the day but were seen most frequently in the hour before sunset. The size of the birds makes them relatively easy to photograph, although fading light makes it harder to "freeze" them