"High Wire"
Wire Coral Shrimp

"Hiding Out"
It is always crazy to see what these little Blenny's look like under light and a macro lens. Most of them boast some amazing color and brilliant patt;erns making them an awesome subject.

Reflection of an arrow-head crab

"Eye Of The Squid"
No crop

Through to 2015 awards final round judging

Playing with red

Friendly Grey Angels posing by the wreck

Giant Eagle Ray, Roatan Honduras

Pretty in red

"Earth"

"Glowing" Bearded Fireworm

"Drive by" - Dinner time. You eat what you catch.

El Chapinazo, Guanica, PR.

Shoot and run, composite fun.

I've been experimenting with wide apertures when shooting my macro images lately. Here, I focused on this spotted cleaner shrimp's eye, letting everything else in front and behind blur.
Shortlisted!

Cowfish, Bonaire

"Flight" - When I photographed this Spanish hogfish I went for an artistic look: I used a slow shutter speed and waited until the fish was racing over of a field of jagged lettuce leaf coral to provide background texture.

Breathe-hold

Extreme photo bomb
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Subal underwater housing, Canon 1Dx, Canon 8-15mm fisheye, f9, 1/125, ISO250, natural light.

Blowing in the Wind

"Mick Jaggerfish"

Majesty. Classic pose with no crop and almost no scatter.. the eggs were in rafts and some areas were crystal blue.
Shortlisted!

The waterline and shark are natural, but the clouds were painted in for this (the sky was flat white).. I wanted to do some different things this year, and moving over/unders make really weird splits
Shortlisted!

Over/Under on the move- the water was calm enough for splits, but swimming with the shark causes some cool water lines and lots of misses.

Octopus, Bonaire!

'Looking for Love'
My buddy explores a cavern we have named the Tunnel of Love...

One of the Caribbean Reef sharks that frequent the reef outside of Christiansted, St. Croix, USVI

Gray Triggerfish