Snake eel with partner shrimp, Lembeh

Twin Spot Goby taken in Lembeh with 100mm and 1,5 Tele

"SPIKE" portrait study of a trumpetfish. Sides have been cropped in to frame the subject :o)

Taken in Lembeh Strait w. EF 100mm & 1,5 Tele

"Harly" we were lucky to find 5 different pairs of Harlequins on our recent trip and I've never seen this coloration before. Found on the muck side of Manado. No cropping :o)

Take the picture march 2009 in Lembeh Strait North Sulawesi. With 50mm Zuiko macro lens, Olympus E500 camera with Ikelite housing and 2 strobes DS 125 Ikelite.

Anyone who know this species? I and the critter has something in common, we are both a huge questionmark :-)

"The Mating Game" I followed these amorous cuttlefish hoping they would mate - shame I had my 60mm and +2 diopter on at the time! No Cropping :o)

"Mirage" Night Dive Squid No cropping :o)
Shortlisted!

Blu ring new species. Nikon D200, 60 micro, twin strobo
Manado, Popo site

"Leap of Faith" :o)

"Alien" A Night Dive had me a wonderful encounter with this curious squid :o) No Cropping

"In Flight" Captured this flamboyant making his escape. No cropping straight out of the camera :o)

My first attempt at wide angle following a workshop with Mike Veitch in Lembeh of all places! The shot is suffering the slow shutter speed but quite pleased with lighting. D200 with Tokina 10-17

pipe pair velvia

Xeno Crab. 60mm +4 diopter not cropped :o)

Pink anemonefish (amphiprion perideraion). G9/DS160.

XENO

Hairy Frogfish found in a community of 7! Yes 7 other frogfish all living together, some even sitting on each other :o)

Blue and yellow fuselier, taken at Wakatobi with Canon S70

A CRINOID ON A HELIX GORGONIAN.
Nikon 801s + 60micro + Igloo housing+ Ikelite strobe

Whip Goby. 60mm +4 diopter. I wanted to achieve a blue rather than black background which I did by slowing the shutter speed. :o)

Mantis shrimp , taken at Wakatobi with Canon S70 and CloseUp Lens, Inon Z240

Puffer-Eye , taken at Wakatobi with Canon S70 and CloseUp Lens

"Backlit" I decided to try some "Creative" lighting by placing one of my strobes behind the sea pen with other turned down to a minimum to light up the shrimp. 60mm +4 diopter. No cropping

The eye of a scorpion fish, taken at Wakatobi with Canon S70 and CloseUp Lens

"Hiding" Skunk Anemonefish hiding in its host anemone from the howling current blowing through. Uncropped