Tiger Shark Nose

Smiling Blenny
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"Babylon"
This massive deep sea pinnacle is without a doubt one of the most prestigious dive sites in Cayman. It is situated on the far North East side of the island making it a long way from anywhere. It is always a treat to descend into the depths

"Dancing Turtle"
The Hawksbill literally swam up and stopped right on top of me. It didn't touch me and I didn't touch it, but the encounter will last in my memories and with this photograph.

Whale Shark Hungry, Isla Contoy México

"Grooves"
A Close up of Star Coral.

"Fish in the Flowers"
A Triple Fin Blenny in a very detailed hiding spot.

Spotted Anemone Shrimp - taken by stacking a x2 and a +10 diopter

Illuminating a hawkfish from the outside of a sponge.

The Guardian - a Simon Morris statue standing just off the mini-wall at LightHousePoint in Grand Cayman. Loved how the sun makes a Halo - always guarding for good ....

Mangrove, Jade River, Playa del Carmen

While swimming out for a shore dive at sunset, I asked my friend to pose for me. I balanced one strobe on top of my head to give her face fill light, and placed the other strobe under the water to illuminate her tank and octo.
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Reef squid

Juvenile basketstar

This beautiful Seahorse was taken on Cayman Brac. It stayed in our area for awhile before moving on.

Reef squid by night
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"Friends Fly Together"
Flying out into the blue accompanied by these two Spotted Eagle Rays was nothing less than a sublime experience.

"Shine"
You know its a calm and clear day when light rays come through a swim through at 100ft.

"Wide Eyed"
A Secretary Blenny caught out of his hole. These guys are hard to catch away from their little burrows in the coral.

"Care"
A Red Cling Fish protecting it's eggs.

Sepioteuthis sepioidea

Eye of the Conch
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Gaudy Clown Crab, Little Cayman

Red Neck Crab, Little Cayman

"Turtle Eye View"
Swimming with the turtles.

"Open Wide"
Banded Jawfish giving my camera a smile.
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"Sky Rays"
Two Eagle Rays fly overhead on a crystal clear day on the North Wall.