Laying in Wait. Trumpetfish awaits prey on Little Cayman's Bloody Bay Wall.

Bluehead Wrasse. Nikon D200 with 60mm lens.

I don't care what they say! I know it was a great white shark I saw on the dive! Tomorrow I'll bring a camera!
Canon EOS Rebel

A nasty-looking Barracuda, and this wasn't cropped! Nikon D70 with 60mm lens.

Terrifying reef encounter! Canon digital EOS, SB105

An afternoon at Sting Ray City. This photo was taken with a MX10 and no strobe all natural light. I was standing in the water and on one knee to get this shot.

Fairy Basslet. Nikon D100 with 105mm lens.

Whitespotted Filefish. Nikon D100 with 60mm lens.

Swimming Crinoid (Analcidometra armata), about 2 cm. Weird little critter, looks like some kind of spider, except it has too many legs. Nikon D100 with 60mm lens.

A Barred Hamlet, another of my favorite little fish. Nikon D70 with 60mm lens.

Hogfish with a freeloading Bar Jack (aka Skipjack). Nikon D70 with 60mm lens.

Eyes of an Angel

Juvenile Red Hind, a member of the Grouper family.

Banded Butterflyfish. Nikon D70 with 60mm lens.

"Diver Mates"

"What a little Diamond!" from Grand Cayman with Canon A70.

Bridled Burrfish from Grand Cayman. With Burrfish the spines are always erect, unlike some pufferfish. Canon A70 using internal flash

Green Razorfish from Little Cayman. Nikon D100 with 60mm lens.

Another Golden Coney, but with a few more light blue spots. I don't think it will knock the spots off your's Jim!
Grand Cayman, Canon A70 using internal flash

Coneys are common in the Cayman Islands, but the Golden variation Coney is rare. One of the prettiest fish I've seen. Nikon D100 with 60mm lens.

The colorful little Harlequin Bass is one of my favorites in the Cayman Islands. Nikon D100 with 60mm lens.

Don't schoolmasters have that knack of keeping an eye on you in class, no matter what you do! Canon A70 & internal flash. This one reminds me of my old Physics teacher, he had a large sloping forehead too!

Coral banded shrimp. Canon Digial rebel. Grand Cayman 2/06

The "Oro Verde" wreck, Grand Cayman. It's well and truly smashed up now by succesive storms, but the larger parts make an interesting photo. Taken with Canon A70 and natural light.

Juvenile Drum! Finally, I got a decent shot of one while in Grand Cayman. Nikon D70, 105mm, Inon D-2000 strobes

Queen and Orange Sponge from "Turtle Reef", Grand Cayman. Canon A70 using internal flash in a shady area at the bottom of the mini wall.

Parrotfish Mouth, with shrimp perched on his nose--Little Cayman (Nikon F4, 60mm Macro, Aquatica housing, Ikelite strobes, Velvia)