whale shark

"Field of Flowers"
A Triple Fin Blenny resting on a Pink Vase Sponge

"Puffer Face"
A Sharpnose Puffer with a Red Rope Sponge in the background.

Eye contact
Peppermint Shrimp (Lysmata pederseni), Roatan, Honduras
Olympus OMD EM5 MkII, 60mm Macro Lens, Nauticam Housing, Dual Inon Z-240 Strobes, 1/80, f/6.3, ISO320

Caribbean Reef Shark

Close up shot - centre portion of a Ralpharia Gorgoniae, top lighting.

Using a home-made snoot to highlight the eyes of the arrowhead crab.

Cleanear in Coral, Turneffe island Belize

Hawksbill Turtle shot with Canon G7x Compact while diving with Andrew Western from Ecodive, Bridgetown

'Fireworm Sunball'

Approaching predator

'The ocean is where I belong!'. Caribbean reef shark
— Subal underwater housing, Canon 1Dx, Canon EF8-15mm fisheye @ 15mm, f9, 1/11, ISO50, Inon Z240

generic colour on the wall at La Bym

This banded coral shrimp was buried in the lilac vase sponge and I had to contort myself to capture the image. I love the way the sponge looks like soft fabric.

Blenny Obsession

'Guardian of the Reeeeeeeef' - unable to control his buoyancy a diver plummets towards the Guardian. Shot taken for the article 'How Not to Rock the Boat' by Drew Mcarthur, published DIVER magazine, August 2015.

The North Wall of Grand Cayman is spectacular! At depth, everything loses color and these sponges appeared a muted greyish-pink. I knew they had to be more colorful. A burst from my strobes revealed the stunning, bright purple.

The ocean stirs the heart, inspires the imagination and brings eternal joy to the soul — Wyland
— Subal underwater housing, Canon EF8-15mm fisheye @ 15mm, f13, 1/160, ISO200, Inon Z240

Swollen-claw Mantis he was very friendly i have the d50 with the 105mm on f stop was 22 shutter was 250 with ys-d1 strobe x2 in an ikelite housing.
was a drift dive from Bonnie's Arch to Light House

The friendliest shark in the sea.

American crocodile.. in its splendor , from a safe distance

Caribbean Whiptail Stingray

Close-up of an Octopus' eye

Hypnotizing eyes of a mantis shrimp

The ocean has a wonderful way of showing us what really matters.

Bancho Chinchorro , Mexico

Aquario Cave