Roatan, Honduras.

Roatan, Honduras.

Turtle, over a hundred Carribean dives and the only one I've seen, whilst diving and wow,over a thousand underwater photographs, waiting for fish to pose, and I get this shot with a point a shoot !(Olympus MJU410 on the 3 million pixel)ok its cropped

big school of fish in Curacao

Indigo Hamlet. Jamiaca, Ocho rios. Olympus MJU410 + Epoque 230DS strobe.

Banded tube-dwelling Anemone on a night dive in Blue bay, Curacao

Divemaster touching the outer dome of a moon jellyfish. They are completely safe on one end, sting on the other...

Two of these were having an arguement about territory. Used only camera's internal strobe.

Frog fish on Curacao, playa kalki, nikon D100 light and motion housing

Flamingo Tongue Love

Squid b/w in Curacao on a shore dive. Very curious little guy

Needlefish. jamaica, Ocho Rios. Olympus MJU 410 + Epoque 230DS

I love the polyp detail of tip of this sea rod. Like a million little fingers reaching out to grab you...

Roatan

cardinal fish with a D100 and a light and motion housing

Diver's exiting cave in Cozumel. Taken with a Canon 5D in a Ikilite Housing metering the available light outside the cave to properly expose the divers and black out the surrounding cavern walls. Image shot in Raw and processed in Photoshop.

This Spotted Eel was ready for his close-up =)

Frog fish in action with a nikon D100

Roatan, honduras.

Neon Gobies share a trait with a cousin called the Sharknose Goby. The name comes from their noses which look like, you guessed it, shark's noses. This shot I think caught that aspect...

Guardian welcoming

Rotan Shark Dive

This is a blenny that we caught in mid water off of Littel Cayman. I am still amazed at the detail of its fins. I used a Canon D10 in a Subal housing with natural light.

BAsket Star, night dive, D70s

Wreck of the Cathryn. Ocho Rios, Jamaica. Olympus mju 410 + epoque 230ds strobe.
My first wreck dive

This is a large Caribbean stingray and her mate (the remora). These rays are not to be confused with the smaller and more nervous southern stingray at Stingray City. They are very easy to approach and grow up to 6ft long.

Sunset on Little Cayman