"Close Up"
A French Angel Fish portrait.

Diver looks in awe of the spectacular USS Kittiwake.
— Subal underwater housing, Canon 5Dmk2, Canon 8-15mm fish @ 15mm, f11, 1/80s, ISO400, natural light

A spotted cleaner shrimp on a pink tipped anemone in Curacao

"Freeze"
A Triple Fin Blenny looking straight at the camera.

"Crazy Eyes"
A Black Coral Shrimp with eggs.

Chestnut Moray Eel

Tiny Caribbean Wire Coral Shrimp hanging out at about 15m.
Nikon D800, Nauticam housing, 105mm Macro, SMC and dual Inon Z240 Strobes.

"Blenny Roar"
A Pyke Blenny shows his teeth.

"Green Stars"
Close up of a Bur Fish eye.

"Turtle Angel"
A Hawksbill Turtle is backlit by the sun as it heads to surface for a breath.

"Silver School"
A School of Horse Eyed Jacks doing their dance around the stern of the Kittiwake.

Spinnyhead blenny is a tiny little blenny and a challenging photography subject. Found it in an empty hole of a coral from which it poked out its head. Took this photo during a dive in Grand Turk Island with a 105mm macro lens.

Lunch time

"Turtle Bomb"
A Hawksbill dives into the blue after catching its breath on the surface.

"Tubular"

'Small is beautiful'. I'm a huge fan of the small things in our ocean. We observe and earn trust and in time they allow us to capture their character.

'Down Boy'. Rowdy tiger sharks occasionally require a calming influence and a gentle reminder to play nicely.

Un Blenio en Guanica.

Two Squat Urchin Shrimp

This photo is best viewed enlarged to see detail: a diver enters the galley of the Kittiwake shipwreck, Grand Cayman. Metal tables that are rusting away are seen in the foreground.
Shortlisted!

A Father's Burden
Shortlisted!

from Banco Chinchorro

"Sun Kissin"
A Hawksbill Turtle cruises over the top of a reef while basking in the sun rays.
Runner Up Monthly HotShots Shortlisted!

"This Is Why I Live Here!"
A stingray is seen through the surface of a breaking wave, as the wave washes into my dome port.

Seahorse

"Golden File"
A Juvenile Slender File Fish hanging out around a red rope sponge.
Shortlisted!

"My Reef"
A Hawksbill Turtle settling down to feed with a diver approaching in the background.