Great White Shark approaching the Cage
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Eagle Ray dropping sand after sifting for food. Looks almost like a winter scene

Egg-Rippled Surface – Manta birostris glides just below the calm surface, taking in the tuna roe. OM-D E-M5, 8mm, natural light.

Curiosity Gull, happy Wednesday!

Whale Shark's endless search for plankton just beneath the surface

My friend looks rather insignificant behind a large whale shark!
Canon 5D3 w/ 8-15mm fisheye

Epic Langarm!
(term for 'selfie' in Afrikaans, directly translated as 'long-arm') A fun memory-shot for us.

Near Isla Contoy, Yucatan Peninsula. This Whale Shark was one of about 15.

introduced Pest

On Cue - a special surprise drifted into shot as I was setting up for an over/under with the deep blue ocean. 4inch dome, OM-D E-M5, 8mm, natural light.

Videographer working for his shot; chasing a good sized whale shark.
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Remora hitching a ride on a whale shark's tail. I wonder if this one is more of a thrill seeker since he went for the craziest place instead of just hanging out on the body, or pectoral fins like his buddies!

A serene pair of feeding Whale Sharks, a ballet couple come to mind....

The fish eggs that the whale sharks are feasting upon are very visible going into this shark's mouth.
What has to be very irritating is the remora that is latched onto it's freakin' tonsils!!!! Man, that makes my throat tickle!!!
8mm fisheye

Tagalong ~ Whitefin Sharksucker prospecting a potential companion, turned out to be a friendly little guy. 4inch dome, OM-D E-M5, 8mm, natural light.
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Arrow Crab
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Whale shark cruising towards the surface near Isla Mujeres, Mexico

Shrimp on home

My wife next to a whale shark. 8mm fisheye w/ full frame 5D3

Squid close up

Silhouette,. they turn when you dive down to them, I don't remember that last year because there were so many.
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Zoom Zoom! .. lots of boats!
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Isle Mujeres last week was slower than 2013, but still amazing.

Just hanging out.
whale shark suspended vertically amidst the sunrays.

This Whale Shark kept her eye on me as she was curving by with a photographer trying to keep up. It was a great moment watching her eye swivel and view me with a knowing look
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Blenny

WhaleShark above me near Isla Mujeres They are so graceful that they look like they are barely moving until you try to swim with them, and it's tough to keep up!