I just love the scopion fish, making hiding an art form

Bull Shark eating during one of our dives in the mexican caribbean

Banded Coral Shrimp in a nice sponge setting.
Olympus C-8080

Diver and Lobster

A Flamingo Tongue in hidding. My first image, so this is just a test (with minimum sharpening). I tried to get a nice dark background to contrast the Tongue. Taken with an Olympus C-8080, 1/125 @ 8.0.

green eel living inside the memorial of my friend johnny at 2 for you dive site at parguera area!!!

Mr T. This was the biggest Turtle I have ever seen must have been 1.5m long

French Angelfish, nigth dive, Bonaire

A couple of FOUREYE BUTTERFLY FISHES. I guess that makes it eight eyes in the picture. Taken at the Wit Shoal, in St. Thomas (US Virgin Islands)

Tube sponge in the depths.

This Christmas Tree Worm was my last photo before heading up for my safety stop whhile diving on Mikes Reef in Nassau, July 2006. Taken with my DC 500 and dual external flash units.

nice octopus at old buoy dive site in parguera area!!!

Divemaster checking out a Black frogfish a fair amount of kicked up sand

Divers at the surface a LONG way away.

SPOTTED EAGLE RAY, Ceiba, Puerto Rico

The Baths, Virgen Gorda

Jawfish

Grey Reef Shark, St. Marten 1/08. Taken with Olympus FE 280.

Spike looking timid shot whilst on hols in Dominica, where I had the best time with my camera. Great diving and plenty to photo.

giant tube sponge, diver and the shadow of the wall at 126 ' down in v.j.levels dive site at parguera area,,,,,,, come dive parguera!!!!

2 DOT/FLAME TAIL CARDINAL OVER SEA ANOMONE WITH LIVE CORL & spungs -NIKONOS IV//28MM NIKKOR UW IC/TOSHIBA TM II STROBE-& SLAVE--f8/5' asa 100-DESTIN FL. GULF OF MEXICO

Taken with stock Casio Exilim, no strobes. As simple as it gets.

Dive boat waiting.....just a few more minutes.....

Taken 31-1-08 at Marty's Wall. Olympus 50-50

During a night dive in Roatan we found this Octopus on the move. I used my DC500 and 2 external flash units along with a wide angle lens.

Trompetfish, Crash Boat Piers, Aguadilla. I was not until I saw the photo in my computer that could notice the presence of the sea horse in the top right end of the photo.

Ok what's in there then