Two huge lobsters at Sail Rock, St. Thomas

I took this picture with my caplio ricoh camera and a sea and sea housing. No strobe. I really liked it in the black and white.

Parrotfish shows off it's colors.

Hawksbill Turtle, St. Thomas

Frederikstad Pier, sand crab, crab, little crab, This was off the pier which is fished regularly. This pier was full of fabulous critters and fish and this little guy (about ½" in diameter) was trying to bury himself in the sand to hide!

Atlantic Spadefish, JBK Barge, St. Thomas

A couple of FOUREYE BUTTERFLY FISHES. I guess that makes it eight eyes in the picture. Taken at the Wit Shoal, in St. Thomas (US Virgin Islands)

Batwing Coral Crab, on a night dive in St. Thomas.

Flamingo tounge fantasy
Nikon d200/60mm/sea & sea housing and a touch of Photoshop

Banded Coral Shrimp, St. Thomas

Fairy Basslet

Interior of The Witshoal, St. Thomas, U.S.V.I.

This is a very architectonic piece of sponge. The texture of the minute polyps make good contrast with the bigger holes that creep out from within

Caribbean Reef Shark inside the WIT Shoal

Marine life seizes the remains of the WIT SHOAL. Taken with Canon S70.

Nurse shark at St. Thomas, Us Vi.

Videographer (Tito) inside the wreck of the WIT Shoal in St. Thomas.

Hawksbill Turtle, St. John, U.S.V.I.

Peek-a-boo

Sorich in the Wit Shoal, St. Thomas, V.I.U.S.

Hawksbill Turtle on a night dive at the "WIT Shoal" wreck in St. Thomas. Picture taken with Canon S70.

Loggerhead Sea Turtle eating a Moon Jelly. The turtle was HUGE! What a fun experience. Taken off of Waterlemon Key, St. John.

Valves and oil lines topside of WiT Concrete Barge St Thomas Labor day W/E . Camera Nikon -70 ;nikor lens 20mm 2.8 Ikelite housed; 1substrobe 100a ; velvia iso100f .Nikon scanner.

Juvenile Black Tip swimming in the surf at Caneel Bay, St. John USVI. There were two in the bay for about 3 - 4 weeks. It was really neat to see them growing in size.

Rock Hind. No strobe. Used Caplio Ricoh camera with sea and Sea housing.

Red Heart Sea Urchin. No strobe.

Giant Moray Eel. No strobe.