If the kaleidoscopic image is created with a big enough "chunk" of the original reef scene, then the original topic may be quite obvious. Where's the fun in that, then? Not Manfred Bail-ian, but still pleasant enough to look at.

Kent with his video camera in a Snell's window.
10mm

Sea Turtle.
I'm not sure what it is about these turtles, but the kids who see the turtle pics seem to like them above all else -- anyone else have this experience?
Shot with Nikonos RS using 13mm lens, and two SB-105 strobes.

Iguana ona beach, Conch Point, Grand Cayman.

Kaliedoscopic image created from a shot of coral.

Another view of the French Angel at Bus Stop, in Little Cayman.

Snorkelers make great models.

A saddleback blenny poses with a "Mona Lisa" smile and big ol' eyelashes.

Kaliedoscopic image of a flamingo tongue on coral.

Grouper getting detailed. Little Cayman
105mm Nikon D300

Sea Turtle

Oh what a face!

Flower the people you love with love...

Westward view from Conch Point, Grand Cayman. The water is just as beautiful, whether you are above or below it.

Kaleidoscopic image created from coral with attached sponge, and fish scales. Enjoy.

Pygmy file fish, north wall, off of Rum Point, Grand Cayman.

Kaliedoscopic image created from a shot of butterfly fish.

A barrel sponge at Mixing Bowl, Little Cayman.

My son, at Devil's Grotto

Lettuce slug taken along the North Wall, just off Rum Point, Grand Cayman.

Sea Turtle

Fairy Basslet (Gramma loreto)

Used Nikonos RS with 50mm Macro lens. Kodak 100 film

A saddleback blenny poses with her personal groomer in the background.

Vase sponge scene, Little Cayman. Nikon D300, 12-24mm

Peterson's shrimp, Grand Cayman

Crop of anemone taken last week just off of Sunset Reef, Grand Cayman. Used Nikonos RS with SB-105 strobe. (Film was Kodak Ektar 100)