A yellow sponge at Randy's Gazebo, Bloody Bay Marine Park, Little Cayman. Taken with D300, 15mm.

A pair of box crabs. The dive master explained their behavior when we finished the dive. Male was picking up female and moving her from spot to spot. He had to find just the right spot to settle into the sand. Very comical!

A common garden eel taken in Little Cayman.
105mm.

Grand Cayman North End. This was taken at a dive site calle Hepp's Pipeline.

Tiny Little Crab At Home In Sponge!

French Angelfish
Got very close and panned. Lucked out to some extent and got a pretty good shot(I think).

Yellow Longsnout Seahorse being its usual shy self on Randy's Gazebo.

Turtle close up. No cropping.

For a little guy, he's got some mighty mean anger issues! Fairy Baslet, Little Cayman, BWI

Where's Waldo....the pygmy filefish on Blood Bay Wall in Little Cayman, BWI.

The big and the small of it....a grouper's eye gets an up close and personal detailing from a tiny Pederson!

At Randy's Gazebo while mesmorized by a banded shrimp on the wall, here comes this little arrow blenny to brighten our day!

Tibbett's radar

Stone Fish

Anticipation: Donna, a few kicks into the dive.
Cayman Brac.

"I have this tickle in my throat ... " Tiger grouper open for business. Cayman Brac

Dive-flag toe nails, ankle bracelet, toe ring, Cuban beer - Donna after the dive.

Oh Christmas Tree, Oh Christmas Tree... Shot with Nikon 60mm.

This pair of Gray Angels dwell at the "Lost City of Atlantis" off Cayman Brac

Cuda, up close and personal. 60 mm.

Spider Crab shot quite close with Subal system, (2) Inon strobes, Nikon D-300 and Nikor 60mm Macro.

Rain... Reef Divers boat moored at Buccaneer Reef, Cayman Brac

"Do I know you?" asked the near-sighted turtle... Did NOT touch this youngster - the juvenile Hawksbill determined the level of interaction.

Star Coral shot with Nikon D-300, Sigma 10-20mm lens.

This shot was taken during my first ever underwater photo shoot. The foreground subject is the hardware and rope of a wreck mooring off shore of tSunset House, Grand Cayman. It was shot with a Nikon d-300 using my new Subal system.

This tough guy was really a pussy cat... Cayman Brac 40 fsw

Tiger Grouper emerging from his cave, Cayman Brac.