USS Kittiwake

"Mr. T"
A portrait of a Lettuce Sea Slug sporting the classic Mr. T Mohawk.

"Colorful Curves"
This is a close up of a very colorful Lettuce Sea Slug I found in Little Cayman. The colors and patterns this image has quickly mad eit one of a favorites from the trip.

A close up image of a blooming anemone taken at night off of the dive site behind the Cracked Conch. Canon 5DMII 50mm.

"In the Spotlight"
I saw the position of this Seahorse and knew there was a shot for backlighting. It took some time, but finally came away with some images!

"Grouper Face"
This one just kept getting into an awesome position to have his photo taken.

'Shapeshifter'

Splashing

Meander.
Runner Up Monthly HotShots Shortlisted!

Honeymooners - a couple on a dive with Silversides a day after their wedding.

Through to 2014 awards final round judging

A unique take on the stingray city images. Here my wife gets dragged out to deeper water by this extremely friendly stingray. We had no food, and this one just kept sitting on my wife's arms, and propelled both of them to deeper water.

Playing with Rays
Shortlisted!

Sarah and the Scorpionfish

"Chasing Clouds"

out on north with dns diving grand cayman

Underwater Landscape

'WHHAAATT'

Kittiwake. Three and a half years later...

I found this Flamingo Tongue making it's way across the sand. It had about a 5 foot trail already behind it. I was able to lay in the sand next to it & get shots from each side!

"Mini"
Big in a small way!

"Welcome to My Home"
One of the friendly Grouper, of Little Cayman, Closely inspecting his reflection in the dome port.

Brittle Star in a sponge

Firmly Anchored! D800, 17mm

Good to the last bite! Nikon D800, 60mm lens.

Glowing in the Dark

Weirdest angle I have ever shot a Lionfish..upside down. I'm pretty sure my dive buddy wasn't too happy with my butt in her face

"This is Why"
Moments like this, that's why we dive.